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Kemetic Religious Words
One should get to know and are used often
Guide with the Kemetic transliteration and MDC with full definition. Strictly meant as a helpful guide to flowers of the faith.





Abdju (abDw): Cemetery, Abydos

Akhet (Axt):
season of flooding or inundation
    Check calender under the Religion tab for more info 
    Akhet could be a time of blessing or cure. About a two week high tide, flooding the lands with nourishing black silt. If the Nile flooded too much or at the wrong time it could take lives and if it was too little it did not nourish the crops and could bring many problems to the land including famine and plague.
Season of
akhu
(Axw): Shinning ones, Blessed ones
    Blessed dead. Anyone who has died and passed the weighing of the heart and passed on to be a part of the blessed dead. After death the journey of the Akhu and Judgement takes  72 days. Sometimes this words is used for your dead ancestors.

ankh (anx): life or sworn oath

Atum (itm):
The complete
  
'Self-Created One' sometimes called Tem. One of the main Creation gods.


ba (bA): Soul
        bau (bAw): plural form , Souls
    Is our eternal essence, that does not die.
The only way a ba can die is if it is fed to Ammut. It continues on after death. It can create another ka and reincarnate or live in the afterlife.

beloved,
Meruty (mrwty):
    Gods who you are close too. You can have Multiple beloveds


binet (bint) : oppression, evil
    isfet-related action or evil related action
    Probably a more appropriate word for oppression might be ahābet/Aabt or fek/fk


dua (dwA): The praise, worship, pray, give thanks
    The act of giving praise in the the Henu position.

Duat (dwAt): Underworld
    Just one name for the unseen world.

gereg (grg): lying, falsehood
   
isfet-related speach or evil related speech

heka (HkA): Magic 'Speaking with authority'
    Based on spoken words and actions. words are powerful and have meaning. "Words spoken with specific intent..."KO                Practice of writing a prayer on an object and then ingesting it, objects or talismans.

hekau (HkAw): Magician
    People who practice magic who are not priests or sometimes called sau 'protectors'   

Heka (HkA): The god of magic

Hem-Netjer (Hm-nTr): Servant of God (5)

        Hemu-Netjer (Hmu-nTr): Plural form (m)
       
Hemet-Netjer (Hmt-nTr): Female form
        Hemut-Netjer (Hmwt-nTr) Plural form (f)
Hemet-Netjer (Hmt-nTr): Female form    A status within the KO church Hemu-Netjer (Hmw-nTr): Servants of God   
    A legally-ordained priests as well as counselor
s. A modern day
minister. Who assists the Nisut
    minimum of 12 hours a week of voluntary service to the people of our faith. It can take 4-10 years to complete the Hem-Netjer training.
   
henu (Hnw): Honor gesture, rejoicing, jubilation, praise
    Positions of hands while praise is given during worship.
Hands out in front of you, palms up, open, and slightly cupped. Ka position arms up and bent at a 90 degrees angle with palms out.


Heri-sesheta (Hry-sStA): One who is over the secret
    Priest that train in Heka pertaining to their parent gods.

Hu (Hw): God
   
Personification of Ra. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spilled blood through cutting his penis, possibly reference to a circumcision. Personification of Ra. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spille blood through cutting his penis possibly reference to a circumcision. He is a companion the King along with Hu as well as part of Heka the god of magic and the 'creative utterance'. Occasionally identified with Djehuty. Part of                 the 14 creative powers of Amun-Ra New kingdom. Pictured as human, falcon or a human body with a ram's head. Personification of Ra. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spilled blood through cutting his penis, possibly reference to a circumcision. Personification of Ra. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spilled blood through cutting his penis possibly reference to a circumcision. He is a companion the King along with Hu as well as part of Heka the god of magic and the 'creative utterance'.
isfet (isft): Evil, wrong, wrong-doing, falsehood, disorder
    Opposite of ma'at

It-Netjer (it-nTr): Father of god
        Mut-Netjer (mwt-nTr): Mother of god

    A status within the KO church. A Priest position. A trained W'ab priest in the ritual of Saq. A Ceremony in KO where a priest will allow their body to be possessed by a Netjer
A status within the KO church. A Priest position.
ka(kA):
personal souls, consciousness, personality

   
       kau (kAw): Plural
    Does not reincarnate, remains after death. It is a unique personality conscience to a particular incarnation. It is unique to he one life time it lived. It can visit and aide your decedents. The ka can die if it is not fed and remembered by ancestors. You can have multiple kAs.
Does not reincarnate, remains after death. It is a unnique perosnlity conscience to a particualar incarnation. It is unique to he one life time it lived. It can visit and aide your decedents. The ka can die if it is not fed and remembered by ancestors. You can have multiple kAs.       
khat (xAt): physical body, corpse

Kher-heb Priesthood (xr-Hb(t)): Over the (ritual) Book

    A status within the KO church. A Priest position. A Lector Priest who is responsible for reading and speaking in formal rites. 
A status within the KO church. A Priest position.
Kemet (kmt): one of the names of Egypt, black lands
    Other names
   
Ta-mery (tA-Mry): beloved lands, another name for Egypt
    Hut-ka-Ptah (
Hwt-kA-ptH): Egyptian for The house of the ka of Ptah    
    hi(t)-ka(u)-ptah
: Coptic for Egypt The house of the ka of Ptah
    aA-ku-pi-ti-jo: Late egyptian 
    Aiguptos/
Αἰγύπτος: Greek


Kemetic Othodox: Modern faith of Ancient Egyptian religion
   
The continuation of the ancient religion from Antiquity. It is not reinvented or changed to reflect modern times. A special type polytheistic religion often referred to as Henotheism  or Monolatry.

Ma'at: (mAat): the goddess

ma'at: (mAat): concept of balance and truth
    It is a cosmic order of balance that encompassing the world and it should be maintained. What is true, what is right, what is  just and what is righteous.
Sometimes referred to the Laws of Ma'at and corresponds to the 24 confessions from
  /ra nw prt m Hrw / the Dead or the Book or the Book of Coming Forth by Day. 

muuet (): dead ones

        Muuetu: Plural
        Muutet: Female
  
    Dead people who have not gone through the Judgement of the weighing of the heart and are stuck in between realms. They can be a spirit who is malicious similar to a poltergeist who, has unfinished business,
became confused upon death,  dead body was not taken care of or properly venerated by their living relatives, died unfairly or lived a hard life. These can also be ghosts are harmful spirits they can attack a living human. They can attach themselves to a living  human and cause harm. Either evocation in a way of a curse or a living human being entering into a place they are  protecting. That can attach to a place a thing or a human.
  

Netjer (nTr): D
ivineness, divine power (god)
        Netjeru (nTrw): Plural
        Netjeret (nTrt):
feminine        
        Netjerut (nTrwt): Plural feminine
    The one main power that all gods stem from.

Netjeri (nTry): Divine, sacred
    None human spirits in the afterlife


Nisu (nsw): King of upper Egypt
(male form)
        Slang for King

Nisut (nswt): King of upper Egypt (female form)
   
    Slang for King

Nisu-bity (nsw-bity): King of upper and lower Egypt
(male form)

Nisut-bity (nswt-bity): King of upper and lower Egypt
(female form)

Nun (nwn): Formless water


parent:
    Gods who are our parents. You
can have up to two Parents and you find out who they are through Parent Divination
Ritual
(RPD). 

Peret (prt): Season of Growing or 'coming forth'
   
Check calender under the Religion tab for more info
    Check calender under the Religion tab for more info 
Remetj (rmT): mankind, the people, Egyptians (1)

   
A status within the KO church who are citizens of Kemet/ Egypt known as 'people of the land'.

ren (rn): name, true name

sa (sA): Protection, amulet of protection
    sau (sAw): plural form, Protectors, magicians

Sebau (sbAw): Teacher, teach
    can also mean student or pupil

seba (sbA): star, teach, teaching
     A star with five points stands for four pillars with ma'at holding it all together.  nTr, Ax, Niswt, (Smsw and rmT)

seen world: ta (tA),
nety ra shenu (nty ra Snw)
    World of the living and five senses

sekhem (sxm): Vital 'power'

senebty (snbty): May you be healthy, farewell, goodbye

Senut shrine (snwt): shrine rites

Setem (stm) or Sem (sm):
   
A status within the KO church. A Priest position. A possition of W'ab priests who are responsible for death and the dead as well as appealing to the Akhu.
A status within the KO church. A Priest position.
Shemsu (Smsw): Followers, retainers, attendants, worshipers
(2)   
    A status with in the KO church who Undergo the Rite of Parent
Divination


Shemsu-Ankh (Smsw-) :Sworn Followers (3)

   
A status within the KO church who give total dedication to Kemetic Orthodoxy

Shemu (Smw): Season of Harvest
   
Check calender under the Religion tab for more info 

Sia, Saa (SiA): God
    Personification of Ra. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he  spilled blood through cutting his penis, possibly reference to a circumcision. Personification of Ra. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spilled     blood through cutting his penis possibly reference to a circumcision. He is a companion the King along with Hu  as well as part of Heka the god of magic and the 'creative utterance'. Part of the special powers helping the creator. One of the intellectual energies of the heart of Ptah. Connection to writing and often held a papyrus scroll the embodiment of         intellectual achievements.
 
Tawy (tAwy): The two lands of Upper an lower Egypt.

Tayet (tAyt): A goddess of weaving, linen and purity
    considered to be an aspect of Auset

unseen world: The afterlife, the Underworld, the Netherworld

    duat (dwAt), Xert-Netjer (Xrt-nTr)

W'ab Priesthood (wab): Servant of Purity (4)
   
A status within the KO church. A Priest position. Must be active for 2 years between Parent Divination and becoming a  Priest. They perform the rituals, and maintain purity, while teaching the faith. All priest begin here. They are responsible for maintaining purity. They must be a Shemsu-Ankh first and are consecrated and trained. They do not have to be ordained Hemu-Netjer. They are considered Lay Priests or non-legally ordianed.

Weshem-ib (wSm-ib): Testing of the Heart
    Held on the Kemetic New Year. Must wait a year after ceremony to become a W'ab Priest. X


X: Root name, formula "X is in festival"
    X is the name of the netjeru or netjerut who protect the child. Children in Kemet would be isolated with their mothers for 14 days on which a name would be given by a priest.

 







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