AKAN

 DON'T TELL THEM YOUR NAME: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums-static/digitalegypt/literature/isisandra.html

I am the eldest son of the eldest, divine seed who came into being out of a god, I am the great one, son of the great one.
The father devised the name. I have many names, many forms, he whose form is in every god, who is called Atum-Hur-Hekenu. My father and my mother told me my name and I hid it from my children, in my body to prevent it happening that a male or female magician strike against me.


RE-DATING THE FIRST DYNASTY: http://www.sci-news.com/archaeology/science-timeline-ancient-egypt-first-dynasty-01357.html

WHITES ON KEMET: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=3hgGNb6wM2kC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false

MONGOOSE & RA: https://www.iflscience.com/editors-blog/unusual-artwork-showing-mongoose-on-a-leash-revealed-in-ancient-egyptian-tomb/

ABISA = Akan divination
ABISA = Khamitic portmanteau meaning "to desire a supernatural act from a priest"
Ab = desire, long for
Bi = perform a supernatural act
Sa = order of priests

ABOSOM = Akan gods, deities
AUBAWSAUMI/AU-BAW-SA-AUMI = divine beings of the sky reverenced by the priests
Aub = name of a deity
Au = group of divine beings
Aumi = reverence, fear, awe
Baw/Bau = sky, heaven
Bååu = sky deity
Sa = order of priests


ADEBISA = Akan ancestral divination practice
HATIBISA/HADIBISA = Khamitic portmanteau meaning "priest performs a supernatural act to/for the ancestors"
Hati/Hadi = ancestral man
Bi = perform a supernatural act
Sa = order of priests

AKANI = said to mean "first people" or "people of light"
AKANHI = name of a serpent god or adversary
AKH/AK = light
ANI/ANHI = people

BAYIFO'O/BAYIFO/OBAYIFO  = Akan witch entity, child of a Bonsam Komfo, a powerful snake priest who also possesses bayifo powers
BAIFAU = Khamitic portmanteau which means "snake priest"
AUBAIFAU = Khamitic portmanteau which means "snake priest of Aub"
Bai = title of a priest
Fau = snake, worm

AKWABA = type of magical doll associated with ritual fertility rights, carried on the backs of Akan women hoping to conceive a child
KWABBA/AKWABBA = Khamitic portmanteau meaning "multiply/double the soul" or "that which multiplies the soul"
BAKWABAKWEB = mpm "the soul multiplies in the stomach"
Kwab/Akwab/Akweb = double, multiply, intestines, interior of the body, stomach
Ba = soul
A = he who, that which

ASAASEYAA = Akan Earth goddess
AUSAASET = Khamitic goddess, wife of Atum, son of Anu, worshipped in ancient On or Ånu

NANANOM = Akan word for ancestors
NÅNÅNEM = Khamitic portmanteau which means "welcome or salute the sleeping" or "pay homage to the sleeping"
Nånå = welcome, salute joyfully
Nena = pay homage
Nem = sleep, slumber

OBAYI/BAYI = Akan word for magical force, used by a bayifo or a bonsam komfo (witch priest of the Bonsam deity), known as "obeah" in Caribbean
AUBAI = Khamitic portmanteau meaning "priest of a deity" or "priest of Aub"
AUBAAI = wonders of the Aub deity
Aub = type of deity, name of a deity
Bai = title of a priest
Baai = cause a wonder, do a marvelous thing such as a miracle or magic

SAPATE/SAPATHE = Akan word for the Sirius star system, said to be the original home of Akan witches and/or Akan people in general (the Dogon, Zulu, Vadoma and many other tribes also have this belief)
SAPTAPI/SEPTEPI/SAPATAPI = Khamitic word meaning "lands of the first ages" or "the first ages" (pg.596)

SASABONSAM = Akan deity of judgement and correction, enforcer of Asaseyaa
SASABANSAM = Khamitic portmanteau which means "the attacking jackal consumes the enemy" or "the attacking judge consumes the enemy"
Sasa = overthrow, attack
Sab = wolf, jackal
Sab = judge, place of judgment
Ban = enemy, bad, evil
Sam = consume, burn

MMOETIA = Akan fairies, dwarves, and other nature spirits, some of which are said to come out of, or live within, a dimension that can only be accessed through a silk cotton tree
MUUAIT/M'U'UAIT/MMUUAIT/MMUUAITA/A'MM'U'UAIT = "From the distant astral city" or "to come from the distant astral city" or "that which comes from the distant astral city" (this would be where the Bantu languages get their word for tree, Muti); Muati is a word in the Papuan Kombio language, a place name in Mozambique, and a Saggiggan deity named Muati is associated with an island in an astral dimension: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muati & https://godfinder.org/index.html?q=Muati - Muait is a French third person singular indicative of "Muer", which means "to change" or "to mutate" (some of the beings of the Mmoetia are shapeshifters): https://www.wordsense.eu/muait/
Mm = among, to come
M = in, into, at, on, from, with, without
U = astral city (called mythological)
Uat = distant, away from, far off
Uait = distant thing
A = that which, he who



ONYAME
ON-JAH-AMEN/ANU-IAH-AMEN

FUNTUNFUNEFU/FUNTUMFUNEFU DENKYEMFUNEFU/Funtummireku-Denkyemmireku/Funtumfrafu-Denkyemfrafu
= Adinkra symbol of a four sided crocodile, apparently representing unity and the need to work together
FUTU = a god with four faces on one neck
Futu = four
Ntu = without possession, destitute
Nunnefu/Nannefu = airless
Nif/Nefi = enemy, foe, evil doer (Nephilim)
Nifau = those
Nebnefu/Nebanefu = Atfu crown of Ausare
Nefnef/Nefunefu = a Nile god, a serpent deity
Rekh/Rekhu = to be wise, to know, be skilled, science
Denchera/Denkyera = Denderah?
Tum/Tumu = great god of the city of On/Anu, husband of Ausaaset, creator god of heaven and earth
Tumi/Tumut/Tumai/Tuma = join together, bind together



Amenumahat (Amenemhat/Ammenemes) is a son of Senusret, a nomarch (governor), and Nafarati (Nefert/Neferti) his wife. He gave birth to Senusret I, who is said to have conquered Greece: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amenemhat_I

Martin Bernal suggests that Amenumahat is the source of the Imanumahat (Imemanun/Imemanaun/Memnon) story: https://asantemassawa.tumblr.com/post/680806502945144832


Yewoti = Yewodi = YeWodin?




THE 75 FORMS OF RA
Aai (34)
Åakebi (29)
Åanatuati (69)
Aatiu (23)
Åkhpå
Amååmita (63)
Åmenhau (30)
Åmeni (52)
Åmenkhat (39)
Åmenta (27)
Åntheti (64)
Aperata (45) (Aperta)
Åsat (17) (Ast)
Åuti
Åwai (60) (Auai)
Bara (5)
Benbeniti (74)
Besi (68)
Bwatep (45) (Buatep)
Khapi (49) (Khepi)
Khapara (11) (Khepera)
Khapari (2) (Khepri)
Khapareru (32) (Kheprer)
Khentiamenti (31) (Khenti'Amenti)
Khentikwarar (6) (Khentikwerr)
Kwaba
Kwerti
Hai (46)
Huchuti (50) (Hetchuti)
Heribafu (58) (Heribaf)
Heru (19)
Huiti (74)
Huwaiti (22) (Huaiti)
Maawatu (48) (Maauatu)
Mauti (33)
Måwaa (56) (Måuaa)
Metuåakhutuf (57)
Nakiumenat (8)
Nebbaiu (73)
Nebasenku (75) (Nebsenku)
Nebatahat (18) (Nebt'het)
Nechibaiu (25) (Netchbaiu) (?)
Nachasati (61) (Netchesti)
Nefemabaiu (7) (Nefembaiu)
Nehi (71)
Netherit (24)
Ntuti (25) (?)
Nu (20)
Nut (16)
Raåtni (4)
Ramatenaf (66?) (Ra'em'atenf, Ra'M'Aten'Af)
Rekhi (40)
Remi (21)
Remuiti
Shu
Ubenan (53)
Urshiu (67)
Washaba (46) (Uashba)


THE 14 FORMS OF SEKHMAT

Heritachachanebas (Heritchachanebs)
Nebuneb (Nebneb)




THE 7 FORMS OF KHNEMU
Khnemuneb
Khnemusukhatash (Khnemsekhetash, suffering suckatash)
Nehep

KHAMATARA

Ptah full reduction = 123 SUM, 18 PTS, 89 SETKAB, 899 SETKGS, 79 PTAH, 92 RPTAH, 8(8) SET, 61 PRI

Ptah is full Reduction = 81 PTAHATPR, 898 SET, 89(8) PTAH, 79 PRI, 727 SETKAB (79), 79 CHA, 29 PTS, 369 SQU, 19 RPTAH

ptah ra reverse full Reduction = 18 PTAHATPR, 11 PRI, 127 PTAH

ptah ra is reverse full Reduction = 21(3) SUM, 27 PTAHATPR, 11 PRI, 11 CHA, 79 RPTAH, 137 PTAH, 123 or 42 SETKAB, 424 SET



TWI: https://books.google.ca/books?id=5rh-BAAAQBAJ&pg=PA300&lpg=PA300&dq=bayikuku&source=bl&ots=Z3BH6moPVD&sig=ACfU3U0a-ewDHxSfwn-r_mxSjifUuV-QOw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG-8DGgb3xAhUaV80KHT7cAl8Q6AEwDnoECBsQAg#v=onepage&q=bayikuku&f=false

https://ak.kasahorow.org/app/d/tutu

https://youtu.be/03DEq05lFpQ

https://www.abibitumi.com/community/spirituality/overview-of-the-traditional-akan-religion-a-brief-history-of-akans-in-america/

LEARN AKAN: https://learnakandictionary.com/english-twi/boat/

7 Queen Mothers: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abusua

• dw as "j" sound inthe beginning of "dreams"

• gy as "judge"

• hw as "whew"

• hy as "shirt"

• kw as "equip"

• ky as "chap"

• nw is pronounced as "nyw" with rounded lips at the end. For example: Nwunu (to leak)

• ny as "Español"

• tw as "trip"

https://www.jstor.org/stable/1161180?read-now=1&refreqid=excelsior%3A2c2275c5699aad1a86223674f6a5c339&seq=15

GLOSBE: https://glosbe.com/en/tw/this%20place

Abadé'é'efe/Ah ba de eh efe (ABCDEF) = Creation is a thing of beauty
Abafra/Abofra = child
Abantenteng = tower
Abantia = a small fort
Abanto = masonry, mason, building a stone house
Abayemone = bad teachings, bad education
Abayeng = bringing up of children
Abayide/Bayi'ade/Abayigoru = bayi
Abeafo = young, lovely woman
Abena = girl born on a Tuesday, name of an aubosom
Aberansem = violence; source of aberrant?
Abere = time; Iber connection
Abibiduru = medicine
Abiesa = 3
Abisa = divination
Abo = door, gate
Abo = spiritual object
Abobasu = sphere (check)
Abojwochere = patience
Abosom = deities; Ab-Au-Sum or Aub-aus-aum; lit. "to drink the gods"
Abramo = weight(s)
Aburochiri (Aburokyiri) = Europe; a-BUR-ochiri = Bur/Bor
Abusua = matriclan, name for a group of people that share common maternal ancestry governed by seven major ancient female abosom: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abusua
Acheame (Akyeame) = mouthpiece of the clan, ohene, or community
Achede/Ade'a'woche = present, gift
Acheneboa (Akyeneboa) = sacred animal totems
Achi (Akyi) = the back, behind
Achifo = the successive generation
Achiowadi = taboo, sin
Achiowadifo = hated people, white people
Achwasi (Atwasi) = a circle, to go around, turn around
Adamakwajo = nickname for a leopard, possibly an ancient name of a leopard-headed deity
Adamfo = master, superior; the biblical Adam was given dominion over the land of Edin
Adamfo/Damfo = friend, host, one who receives
Ade = thing, object
Adebo = creation
Adeshema (Adehye'mma) = scions
Adibone = bad food
Adiwo = yard
Adom = second rainy season, September & October; Adom must have been the name of their ancient sky god, possibly supreme, who was responsible for fertility
Adom/Odom/Dom = grace, favour
Adona = difficulty in loving, displeasure, dislike
Adope = a type of ape
Aduru/Aduro = medicine, sorcery
Afra/Fra = mixed with, intermingled; Farafina = Africa = Bambara
Afraduru = type of medicine
Afreduang = meal to which one is invited
Afreso = moment
Afrishia (Afrihyia) = year; source of afresh
Afua = mist, fog, cloud
Afua = mere, simple, weak
Afua = girl born on a Friday
Afurado = rashly, blindly, impulsive
Afwenakrong = type of bat
Agoo = hello
Ahabamono = green
Ahaban = leaf, foliage
Ahema = dawn, daybreak
Aheni = kingdom
Ahenim = Ohene + anim, the king's face, place before the king
Ahinime = name of an Akan month, around October
Ahodom = effeminate, delicate, softness
Ahonhom = spirits; may be an Akan but non-Twi language
Ahunģ/Ahunģmu/Ahunum = air, atmosphere
Ashensodie (Ahyɛnsodeɛ)/Nnyinahoma = sign, insignia
Aja (Agya) = father; also "Awse"
Aje (Adze) = Ewe word for obayifo
Ajengkwa = saviour, redeemer, deliverer
Ajwini = art
Akakaduro = ginger
Akankaa/Angkaa/Duaba = lemon; see ye'mon
Akatamasiaba/Akatasia/Akawtawsia = girl, maid, virgin
Akitawonsa/Akita'wo'nsa = July
Akobang = defensive wall
Akoben = war horn
Akode = food prepared for a tutelary spirit
Akokaw = chicken
Akokoa/Nģkokoa = baby(s), infant(s)
Akom = spirit possession, the Akanfo religion
Akomma/Akomba = a child born with the help of a deity, medicine, or charm, bound in the afterlife to Nazarite-like observances
Akora = old man, honourific for one's own father
Akra (Accra) = largest city in Ghana; Acra & Acradina were the names of cities in ancient Rome, from Akra and Akradina: https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2000678&p2=a & https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2000615&p2=a
Akraboa = soul
Akrafokonmu = title of Ohene's spiritual purifiers
Akrasem = secret, secrecy, a word belonging to your soul
Akrate/Akarate = type of cactus or prickly plant
Akuma = hatchet, axe
Akumma = husband's sister
Akura = village, hamlet; possible source of Accra
Akwa = small slave
Amenmen = name of an abosom, found in Khamit as Amenmenu: https://www.academia.edu/83050169/Amon_is_the_God_of_all_Africa_Meroitic_Kush_and_the_Akan
Amere = place, manner
Amere = plant used as medicine on sores
Amoyi/Yiamo = ungrateful
Amrado = governor
Amu = dead body, corpse
Amuchene = mummy; was this the original name for mummification? Muchene = missing tooth = Bemba
Amumia/Amu'mia = mpm "the dead are adorned" or "the dead are dressed", source of the word "mummy"
Amuntumamum = secretly, privately; Amun/Amen = the hidden god = KH
An = prefix for singular nouns
Ana = ancestors, relationship
Ana = previously, before
Anajro/Adajro (Anadwo/Adadwo) = night
Ananna = highest goddess, wife of Simmi, according to Paapa Yewoti; from Ana+nna, the "before mother" or the "ancestral mother"
Ananse = spider
Anansehuhua = spiderweb
Anansekokuroko = the Great Spider, the Great Designer
Anansesem = legend, story, fable
Anawpa = morning
Anģwumere = evening
Aniadam = red eye, shellfish with red shell
Animuonyam = dignitary
Animuonyamhyɛdeɛ = medal, lit. dignitary's sign/sigil
Animutete = dawn, daybreak
Anisoade/Anisoadehu = vision

Ano = mouth of any living creature, snout, muzzle, beak
Ano = orifice, opening, spout, mouth
Ano = edge, end, brink, verge
Ano = order, well-defined state or condition
Ano = onward course; anno = year = Latin; find out what Ano dom ini means in Akan
Ano = efficacy, efficiency
Ano = agreement with, according to
Ano = answering to, corresponding to
Anoa = place, space, region adjoining or bordering to; Anubis = Anoa + abisa?
Anode = flattery
Anofafa = lip(s)
Anomaa = bird
Anonse = a large elefant's tusk
Anopeng/An'openg = mpm of prefix an-, for nouns, and openg, praise name for a dog; this is related to Anupi, Anupu, Anpu, or Anubis
Anopeng/Ano'openg = mpm "answer to the dog", source of Anupi, Anupu, or Anubis, the judge of the dead
Anubisa/Anu'bisa = mpm "stirring and asking" or "stirring to ask", source of Anubis, said by Paapa Yewoti to be essential part of Obayi magick & divination; this would refer to a type of divination which uses a pot and stirring, of prefix a- (for performative and consecutive verbs), nu (stir) and bisa (to inquire)
Anyinam = lightning
Apache (Apakye) = maimed person; did the Akan of Khamit name the Apache Indians?
Apam = covenant, confederate, league, alliance
Apamfoforo = new covenant, New Testament
Apawaa = disk
Ape = to cease from growing, impediment to growth; source of the word "ape" in regards to monkeys, who are seen by science as lifeforms who never advanced into humanhood; ape = older brother = a Papuan language
Apem = Apemius was a title of Zeus meaning "averter of ills"; see Opemia
Apem = 1000
Apempem = extortion, extraction by force or with interest
Aperee = place of defence, bulwark, rampart; Peloponnese = Pere-opon-ne?
Apompompe = arrogance, haughtiness, braggadocious; did Pompeii become arrogant and get destroyed?
Apotobiesase = type of owl
Apotokari = mpm "poison paid for in weight", possible source of apothecary
Apotorodom = poisonous plant; source of apothecary
Appiah = popular last name of the Akan, meaning "to urge on" or "to command"; Apia is the original name of the Peloponnese islands and Appian was a Greco-Roman name: https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2003689&p2=a & https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appian
Aprayi = forewarning, caution
Aprayioni = mpm "the cautionary mother", possible source of Pleione, mother of the 7 sisters who were hunted by Orion
Apuei = east
Arakando/Ar-akan-do = is this the original form of Arachne and Arachnid? Was she the ancient wife of Anansi? Arakani'aro = big female ghost = Are'are language of Australia
Asaase'Yaa = Ausaaset, Iusaaset
Asafo = army, warriors
Asamanbawne = poltergeist, malevolent ghost
Asaman/Asamang/Asamando = never-ending realm of departed spirits; Asaman = heaven = Hindi
Asamantwentwen = wandering spirits who died violently
Asapate = assistant or accomplice of a Bayi Komfo, most likely a spirit or a familiar
Asase = Earth
Asasenģfweso = sphere (check)
Asasewoso = earthquake
Asaseyaa = Earth goddess
Ashanti/Ash-an-ti = mpm "the sky spider's arrow" in Sagiggan (ash = spider, an = sky, ti = arrow); this alludes to a very ancient past of "Ashanti" being the name of the battle weapon of Anansi, like Mjolnir is to Thor; Ashanti the sky spider's arrow = 12(3) SET, 42 PTS
Ase = beginning
Ase = ground, earth
Asengdua = gallows where men are hanged on a cross
Asengduam = to crucify; ascend?
Aseni = descendant
Asia = 6
Asia = gold weight
Asiante = alternate spelling of Asante
Asiemiri = name of a famous hunter
Asochea (Asokyea) = perversion of judgment
Asomma = elefant's calf
Asommen = a small elefant's tusk, ivory
Asomjuwe/Asomjue (Asomdwe) = peace
Asona = one of the original families
Asong = 7
Asopono = beginning, first state
Asosing = one without ears
Asuman/Suman = charms, amulet, fetish objects; Asiman = obayifo = Dahomey
Asuobosom = river deity; i.e. Antoa Nyamaa or Asuo Nyamaa
Asusow = first great rainy season, April to July
Atantanne = abomination
Ate = to tear, has torn; source of ate
Atemmu = judgment
Atemmuagua = judgment seat
Atempa = wise counsel
Ateng = charge, accusation, grievance; Akhanaten = the Akan brought charges against?
Atenyi = rebuke, reprimand; Akhanaten = the Akan rebuked?
Atirenu/Atiri'enn = kind of snake, two-headed snake; Atirenu = 333 SET, 989 SETKAB, 72 PTAHATPR, 19 PTS; Atirien = 321 SET, 45 PTAHATPR
Atirimodeng = tyranny
Atufaa = "flies smoothly", referencing witch flight
Atutrafo = strangers, foreigners
Atuye = embrace
Awbáa = woman
Awbaabarima = emasculate woman
Awbaafadie = effeminate man
Awbabaa = daughter
Awbarima = man
Awbosom = orisha
Awbosomfo (Obosomfo) = oracle of the Awbosom
Awdaw = love
Awdawyewu (Odoyewu) = my love
Awdehyeɛ/Dehyeɛ/Adehyeɛ = royal, royals
Awenģe = watch, watchtower, lookout
Aweredi/Awereto = vengeance
Awhemaa (Ohema) = queen; Hema = rise, ascend (pg.447); Hemhem or Hemhema = triple crown (pg.447), Hemit = a goddess (pg.481), Hemat/Hemit = wife, woman (pg.481), Hemat-Nesu = queen, king's woman (pg.481), Hemat-Neter = wife of a god, high priestess of Amen (pg.481), Hemhemti = title of Apaap (pg.447), Hemti/Hemuti = title of Set (pg.486)
Awhene (Ohene) = king; Heni = a god, title of Ra = KH (pg.449); Henhen = order, command = KH (pg.449)
Awi = theft
Awkawmfo (Okomfo)/Komfo = priest
Awkra (Okra, Kra) = soul
Awmampanin = ruler of a country
Awno = he, she; awkasa dodo = he/she talks a lot
Awnua/Nua = sibling; Anu? Noah?
Awnuabarima/Nuabarima = brother, lit. male sibling
Awotre/Nģwotre (Awotwe/Nģwotwe) = 8
Awpanyin = elder
Awse = word for "father"
Awsawfoaw/Asawfoaw/Osofo = priest/priests
Awsram(o) = Moon
Ayaréfoaw = sick person, patient
Ayemfo = regular person
Ayerededow = polygamy
Ayesem = legendary
Ayi = funerary; from Paapa Yewoti; Ayi = Ayiti = Haiti?
Ayiwo/Aeiou = all praise be to God?
Bafang/Bafane = a child who did not learn to walk within the first 2-7 years, sluggard, lazy; Jamdung connection
Bafoo/Bafow = forager; Bafomet? Bai-fo-met
Baribonsam = wizard
Barima = man, male
Basabasa = confused, disorderly, chaotic; source of Jamaican word, from Bes
Bawochre = 8 people
Bayi/Bayisem/Bayigoru = witchcraft; Bai = priestly title = KH; Bai = to bind, to restrain someone's movement = Kannada: https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/bai
Banu = two people
Bayifo = witch; Baifau = snake priest
Bayiboa = animal familiar
Bayiboraw/Bayibone = malevolent heka
Bayifufuo = white maheka
Bayikuku = container or pot containing an Obayifo's power, which is always buried somewhere secret; Bai = to bury and cover with earth = Kannada: https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/bai
Bayituntum = black maheka
Bea = to cross
Bea = place
Beamu/Bea'mu = to lie across
Bechrabere/Betwabere = afternoon
Bere = place, manner of which, old form of Amere; Berechiba = Beersheba?
Biribi = something, anything
Bo = to strike, hit, sting
Bo = cause a vigorous motion, set in motion, give a push; Fibonachi = big bang?
Bo = push, throw down
Bo = grow weak, intoxicated
Bo = break out, burst out
Bo = to heave, rise and fall with alternate motions
Bo = utter sound with a human voice, speak, talk, converse
Bo = emit excessive heat
Bo = blow vehemently
Bo = emit sound that reverberates through the air
Bo = to grow and divide into, like a cell
Bo = tie on, tie around, tie to, fasten to a roof
Bo = make, cause, practice
Bo = remove(d), withheld, resort to a place or person
Bo = to set before, to showcase
Bo = break, spoil, ruin, destroy
Boa = help; boa constrictor = help to constrict?
Boaseto/Abotoase = patience
Bona/Bonna = one who attacks women by night to ravish them
Bonsam Komfo = witch priest of Bonsam, father of Obayifo; Bokor = Vodun = male witch for hire; Kaplata/Caplata for women
Bosome = moon; related to Abosom?
Bosompowmu = sacred grove
Bram = to overlay, to cover a surface
Bram = secure, shut, lock up
Bram/Bramram = to overwhelm
Buateng = judge; possible source of Boateng
Bufrefo = type of sorcerer or priest
Che = to last, continue, endure, stand
Che = to delay, defer
Che = divide, separate into classes, share a portion, distribute
Che = forgive, pardon
Che = give away, gift a present
Che = remit, acquit of a debt
Che = to become clear, visible, appear, come to light
Cheche = evening star
Chemmiri = type of snake
Cheng = surpass, exceed, go beyond
Chi (Kyi) = press out, squeeze out, wring out
Chi (Kyi) = turn the back to, dislike, loathe, aversion, abstain
Chrare/Echware (Tware/Etware) = to cut across, cross a way
Chrare = cut off, stop, intersect
Chrare = make dizzy, stun with a blow
Chrare = to inquire
Chrebo/Chreboaw = magnet, magnetism
Chretia (Twetia) = to circumcise
Chretiafo (Twetiafo) = circumcised person
Chretiachra (Twetiatwa) = circumcision, practiced by the neighbouring tribes of olden times such as the Nkrangfo/Nkranfo and Hnyafo but held in great disdain by the Akan-Twi tribes
Dadu = 10 days
Dafua = a single day
Dajreng/Dadreng/Jreng (Dadweng) = to meditate
Dantabang = circle
Dantabang'bi'a'ekura'kesua'su = ellipse, yowa cross, lit. the circle (dantabang) also (bi) holds (ekura) the egg (kesua) of tears (su) or the circle one
Dedaw = old, ancient
Deiasepoera/De-iase-po-era/Diaspora = our roots are about to be lost
Demokrakuhye/De-mo-kra-k-ye/Democracy = before you do something, inform the people
Didifo = guest
Dingkra/Di'nģkra = to part, be separated, quit each other; is this related to Adinkra? And if so, are the connotations negative?
Dinizulu = last name; Zulu? Dumizulu? most likely not Akan
Do = to multiply, increase abundantly, produce; source of English "do"
Do = gather, attract; Asamangdo = world of spirits gathering
Do = fill, full
Do = become hot
Do = sink under water, sink into, penetrate, infiltrate
Do = to enter, to lose one's self in
Do = to love
Do = take refuge, resort to
Do = to swear by
Dodom = roof of the mouth
Dompe = bones; source of "duppy"?
Dongu = neck
Dua = tree; Đuat = dimension accessed by a tree?
Dubiako = 11
Dupongbi = poisonous plant
Ebere = place, time, season; Iber connection
Ebere'no'adu = the time is fulfilled
Ebo = name of a month, September
Ebore = venom, type of venomous snake
Ebusuakeseé/Abusuakeseé = matriclan
Ebusuapanyin = head of a matriclan, settles family disputes and intervenes in medical and financial crises
Echiberi = black hat of the Obayi man
Eda = day
Edin = name; Adam NAMED the animals in Eden
Edom = army, host, hostile army; related to Edom
Ejreng = grey hair
Ejrom/Edrom (Edwom) = song; source of drum
Efa = earth, soil, dust; Ifa?
Efam = bottom, below
Efunu = corpse, dead body; source of funeral
Efunusie/Afunsie = burial, funeral, interment, funerary rites
Eja (Agya)/Papa/Awse = father
Eme = aromatic herb used as a medicine
Eme = palm of the hand, strike with the hand
Éna/Oni = alternate words for mother; related to "Anna"?
Enan = foot, leg
Ene/Nne = voice
Eno/No = it; eteeé = it ripped, Ama ate no = Ama has torn it
Enu/Abienu/Abieng/Mmienu = 2
Esa/Nsa/Abiesa/Mmiesa = 3
Esesa = ghost
Esheng = old word for Moon; Oshen is said by Paapa Yewoti to be the actual name of Oshun, so possible connection here
Esiane = because
Eso = the upper part, space above, upon, above, on top; Eso ngula = Songula?
Eso = shark
Esono = Elefant
Esonodua/Sonnua = elefant's tail, used as a fan for the Ohene
Esor = heaven
Esu = species, kind, type, nature
Ewimber/Nģwimber = evening
Fekuo = association (WCOM)
Fi = come forth, issue, appear, begin from
Fi = leave, go away
Fi = justified, guiltless
Fiase = begin

Fibonachi/Fi'obo'ena'chi = mpm "come forth and create mother who squeezed out", "the appearance of the mother of creation who pressed out", possible source of Fibonachi as relating to the creative force of mother nature
Firi = to go ahead
Fra = to be mixed in with, intermingled, be among, belong to
Frafrafra = brightly burning light or flame
Fram = to be on fire, to flame
Fre = to call, to summon; Fremen?
Fréé = to be called
Fri = freedom, liberty; white devil tried to say this comes from the English "free", but doesn't realize that words like Fi (leave, go away) and Firi (to go ahead) are the source of this word; therefore, it does not come from English
Frotowa = calf of leg
Foro = ascend
Foforo = new, another
Fruntum = empty, hollow, bulky or puffy with no substance
Fua = single, 1; Ua = 1 = KH
Fufu = white thing, white object
Funu = dig up; source of funeral
Funu = dead, rotten, useless; source of funeral
Gana = group, multitude (Sanskrit); country, land (Yornoso Dogon); slave (Shang)
Furubang = white
Fweremucheu (Fweremuchew) = crown of thorns
Göhe'i'ke'ö/Guh heh i ke = Sun god Ra is god???
Hata = spread out; source of hat
Helafo'odonyamewa = Venus; source of goddess Hela?
Hetsew = roof; this may be Het-Heru
Hohoro/Nneemahoro = wash, the act of cleaning
Homang = to swell, to bud, to bloat
Home = to breathe; Home + Sa + Pi? source of human
Homesapiane/Home'sa'pia = mpm "breathe in to help along", source of homosapien
Home/Ahomegyee = rest
Honam = body
Honyafo = old name of a tribe who neighboured the Akan
Hyebea = destiny, fate
Ja (Gya) = to leave, forsake
Ja (Gya) = worship
Jata = lion
Je (Gye) = to take upon oneself, accept, receive what is given
Je = engage a woman in marriage
Je = ask, demand, desire, require, render necessary
Je = accomodate, shelter
Je = rescue, retake, recapture, defend, protect
Je = lead, guide, conduct
Je = to take along
Je = frenzy, madness
Je/Jee = to detain
Jejeje = noise
Jentam/Je'ntam = to swear an oath
Jije (Gyigye) = sound, make a sound
Jina = to stop, stand up straight
Jraebofo = tyrant
Jrare/Ajrare (Dware/Adwaree) = bath/the act of bathing
Jreng/Dreng (Dweng) = to meditate, to consider; also Dajreng
Jrengasem/Jreng'asem = meditate on a word, speech, history
Kafirima = type of amulet or charm
Kama = lance, spear
Kan/Kenkan = read, count; Kenkanna brotherhood?
Kana/Kra = soothsay
Kanko = full circle, an adinkra symbol
Kari/Nkarii = to weigh, pay by weight, balance
Kari/Nkarii = ponder in the mind, take aim, regard
Kasa = talk, speak
Kata = protect, defend, cover, overwhelm; Afkati = lawyer = Aukan, from Afa-kati (the Fa represents you as a covering); Kata = to become stronger = Igbo; Kata = form = Japanese karate
Katamang = one who covers the whole nation or world, mighty ruler, attribute of Onyame
Kawfabae = originator
Kenkanna/Kenkan'ana = mpm "counting of before", "the previous counting"
Ko = 1
Kobeng = red-dyed cloth worn to funerals and in warfare
Kokoam = corner, secret place
Koksihema = type of spirit?; from the Gurman-Negro-English dictionary, Deutsch-negerenglisches Wörterbuch
Kom = bend, bow, incline
Kom = dance wildly in a frenzied state; trance aspect of akom
Kom/Komu (Ko'mu) = enter, penetrate; source of come
Koma = heart
Komfo/Akomfo = priest(s); see Sofo/Sawfo
Konmuadie (Konmuadeɛ) = necklace
Konore (Konnore) = type of spider
Kora = hide, cover, conceal, contain, lay aside, preserve, bury
Kora = co-wife, jealousy of a woman, female in-law; Kore = girl = Greek
Kora = gourd, kalabash
Korakora = merely, quite, wholly, entirely, completely, totally
Koro = to close, unite, coalesce
Koro = same, only, single, unique
Koro = a pot placed before the tree of a deity containing water, palm wine, leaves, eggs, cowries etc; these ingredients are called abo, and when stirred by the komfo, it supplies what he needs to divine; see kungkuma
Koromanti/Kromanti = name of a class of spirits
Koronte = type of bird
Koroteng/Akoroteng/Korowtenteng = canoe, kanu
Koroto = only one
Kotobonyi = foolish man
Kra/Kara = take leave, say goodbye, depart leaving a commission to those who remain
Kra/Kara = to dismiss with an errand, give an errand
Kra/Kara = advertise, give notice, send word to
Kra/Kara = appoint or ordain beforehand; Yewoti's daughter
Kra/Kana = pray, recite prayers, to ask of Onyame
Kra/Okra/Okara/Akra = soul
Kradin = soul name given to a child at birth (Akan Cosmology on Scribd); Acradina is the name of an ancient town in Sicily: https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2000615&p2=a
Krado/Kradoye = ready, readiness
Kurukuruwa = sphere (check)
Kwako/Adow = monkey; Quaco in old slave records
Kwaku = male name
Kwasia = foolish, stupid
Maame = mother; also see "Oni" and "Éna"
Makra'wo = I'm leaving, goodbye
Mberam = female cross, symbol of the queen mother as representative of the genetrix God of the terrestrial hierarchy and the Moon
Me = İ; medwaree anawpa = mejraré anawpa = I bathed in the morning
Me = me; Kofi dwaree me anawpa = Kofi jrare me anawpa = Kofi bathed me in the morning
Medusa/Me'du'sa = I have arrived to strike, I have arrived to cut, I have arrived to bind; reference to the Medusa story from the perspective of the man who was sent on a quest to slay her, Perseus (Pe-ra-ase?)
Meja (M'agya)/Mepapa/Me'se = my father
Mena/Memaame/Meni = my mother
Mfaretubere = afternoon
Mfebang (Mfébáng) = side of body
Mfeda = last year
Mfedan = next year
Mfeha = century
Mfimfi = middle, midst
Mfuate = an X, figure of a cross in this form
Mia = adorn, to dress
Mia = to be armoured, go in arms
Mia = restrain, restricted
Mia = press together, squeeze
Mmerang/Mmarang = surname, nickname
Mmere = fungus, mushroom
Mmiensa = 3
Mmoatia = red fairies in league with bayifo/bonsam komfo
Mmoroso = rich, affluent, wealthy; Moroe?
Mmrabam = withholding, concealing, unfairness, dishonesty; related to the biblical tale of Abraham withholding from Abimelek the information that Sarah was actually his wife, not his sister
Mo = you people, you all; moapra dan no mu? = you have swept the room?, Owusu fréé mo = Owusu called you
Moja (Mogya) = mother's bloodline; Yemoja
Moneye = give someone a gift for doing something good for you
Mono = new; also foforo, afoforo
Monokodoaw = the new ark; Kodoa = stare at = Swahili
Mpachiwafo = type of sorcerer, "soothsayer"
Mpae = libation
Mpamden = firmness of the back
Mpamfo/Mpemfo = the elect, the chosen
Mpanyinfo = elders
Mpatu/Patu = owl
Mpatuwuo = unexpected death
Mpemanim = to double the amount
Mpenģabieng = two times
Mpengchireng = iron chains
Mpeni = name of an Abosom and an opanto tree at Akropong in which stems and leaves of several climbers are intertwined (travel and go see it)
Mperenu = twice
Mpire = whip, scourge
Mpofirim = moment
Mpotode = type of pottage herb
Mpra = lover; source of paramour = mpra-moro
Mu = at
Muna = to be dark or become dark
Muntum = turn over, invert, subvert, overturn
Nana'Adade'Kofi = god of iron, metals, and war; related to the Assyrian-Babylonian god Adad or Hadad, associated with storm, rain, war, and thunder: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadad
Ndeda = yesterday; N-DAY-da, this is the source
Ndedayi/Nnedayi = today; N-DAY-DAY-i, this is the source
Ne = his, her, its, their (of things)
Ne = to be
Ne'fi'abo'korakora = his house is completely ruined; Nefi = Nephi?
Nea = he or she who, he that, the place where
Nģchempe = equator
Ngame = "the shining one", Akan mother goddess: https://sites.google.com/site/isislotusofalexandrialyceum/ngame-mother-goddess-of-the-akan?pli=1
Nģfwirowmu = diameter of a globe
Nģkafra = to mix
Nģkangkom = mushroom, type of mushroom; notice the "kom" suffix, possibly has a spiritual connection with the Akom religion since the ancient Kemetic people used to use shrooms to make contact with, or travel to, the astral realm
Nģkasa/Kaw'nsa = interest on a debt not paid in time
Nģkoa (Nģkòá) = end, last, utmost, extremity
Nģkom = oracle or message delivered by a deity or shrine to a komfo, prophesy, foretell, divine, spirit communication
Nģkoroma/Nģkoronma = 9th child, was sacrificed in times past as they were considered a kalamiti
Nģkra = errand, mandate, order
Nģkra = blood
Nģkra'bi'nni'achiri'bio = that is all I have to say
Nģwansana = to fly
Nģkrante = sword, sabre, cutlass, machete
Nģkwanta/Nģkwantanang/Okwang'nta = crossroads
Nģkwanoa/Kwae'ano = neighbourhood of the primordial forest (?)
Nkaebo = monument; Ngai/Nkai connection
Nkrabea = purpose
Nkrane = driver ants; claimed to be the root of "Accra"
Nkranfo = old name of a tribe who neighboured the Akan
Nna = sleep; Fibo-nna-chi = dream time?
Nna = mother, especially when addressing one's own mom
Nnamfo = masters, superiors
No = him, her; boa no = help him, help her
No = the, that
No = it
Nom/Nomo = to drink; same in Dogon
Nsa = hand, arm
Nsamanfo = ancestors
Nsamso/Nsemso = ceiling; possibly ancient name of a sky god, either Shem/Sem or Samson
Nsamsonna = mpm "the ceiling sleeps" or in ancient times, "the sky god sleeps", possible reference to Samson
Nsamsono = mpm "the ceiling is him", possible reference to Samson
Nsemfua = words
Nsuo/Nsu = water
Nsusuho = meditate on, think about, ponder
Nsusui = measure, thought
Nsuti = the head, i.e. a source of a water, brook, or river
Nsoso = also, else
Ntakraboa/Anomaa = bird
Ntama = clothes, traditional wear
Ntao'ayefo/Ntafoayifo = magick practicing person
Ntikuma = type of spider
Ntontang = spiderweb
Ntoro = patriclan, the spiritual-genetic aspect of the father which the Akan people believe is passed on to his children: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ntoro
Ntosodu = tithe, tenth
Ntrare (Ntware) = bad gold, not proof or sterling
Nwotri (Nwawtwe) = animal(s)
Nyangkontong = rainbow
Nyangkone'cherefo = soothsayer
Nyansa = art
Nyanya = May
Ochemfo (Okyemfo) = type of spider
Obaninyeng = magician
Obapoma = person of high birth and wealth entrusted with an office
Obayeng/Ayeng = sorcerer
Obayeyere = favourite child
Obayi = maheka
Obayifo = witch, always female
Obea = woman
Obeasima = weak woman
Obenem = March
Obentiashengfo (Obentiahyengfo) = king's horn blower
Oberan'tetetu = giant
Oberang = strong, powerful man
Obo = create, as in Oboadee & Obofo
Obo = stone, rock
Oboadee = Creator, Ptah
Oboayifo = trustee, a person chosen for a special purpose; connected to the word Obayifo, or possibly closer to the true form of the word
Oboning = barren, unfruitful woman
Obonni = an evil entity called on by Bayifo & the Bonsam
Oborebore = title for Nyamen or another deity
Obrafo'Abosom = justice enforcing deities
Obramiri/Obranģbiri= a black strong man
Ochemfo (Okyemfo) = a large, venomous spider
Ochemfoo (Okyemfoo) = shield bearer of the Ohene
Ochin (Okyin) = planet
Odajrene/Odajreng (Odadwene/Dweng) = meditation
Odanģatifi = roof; possibly reference to Dan, Deng in other African languages
Odebofo/Obofo = creator
Odo = love, affection
Odomankoma = infinite, inventor, Atum
Odreng = something lost, something found & appropriated
Odreng = type of forest tree
Ofachrwa (Ofatwa) = denunciation, sycophancy, tale-bearing, treachery
Ofi = home, abode, town
Ofiebofo = praise name for a cat, possibly an ancient deity
Oforisuo = April
Oforo = ascent
Ofruntum = a large tree
Ofufu = white person
Ofumni = uncouth person, one without any social manners
Ofupe = season
Oharanfo'wuodi = Lucifer (see below for khamatara)
Ohenyere = wife of a king, possibly describing his wives after the Ohema
Ohonyafo = a rich, wealthy man
Oja/Awdidi = fire
Ojengko (Ogyengko) = name of a month
Ojreng'ne'komam'bone = he meditates and plots evil in his heart
Ojrirafo (Odwirafo) = annual festival celebrated in August/September
Okafo (Okáfò) = blood
Okáfó = creditor
Okafoni = debtor
Okanea = lamp, light
Okara/Okra = soul
Okasa = language
Okasadebisafo = mpm "language diviner" or "diviner of language", my title
Okasajefo (Okasagyefo) = intercessor, mediator
Okom = hunger
Okom = type of eagle
Okomfohema (Okomfohemmaa) = title of divination
priestess, lit. "priest queen"
Okorafo = jealous woman, co-wife
Okrani (Okranni)/Nģkrangfo = Akra man, Akra people
Omanhen = name of a clan
Omoyifo = ungrateful person
Omunungkum = fog, mist, cloud
Omunungkum = blackness, dark-coloured
Omununkum = sleep paralysis
Oni/Ni = alternate word for "mother"; Khamitic "Aunni"?
Onihumani = non-priest, layman, regular person; same as Akwahumani or Akwanihumani
Onikanfo/Onikangfo = a living soul
Onipa = person, individual
Onyame/Nyame = God
Onyina = silk cotton tree
Opanyin = alternate spelling of Awpanyin
Opare = male name; Au-pa-re?
Opatuwu = sudden death
Opem/Pem = stop, cause to halt, make a stand; Apemius was a title of Zeus meaning "averter of ills"
Opemia/Opemmia/Opem'mia = mpm "to stop with arms", or "to stop while being armoured", source of Apemius, a praise name of Zeus which means "averter of ills", one who drives trouble away
Opemfo = a pregnant woman
Opemo = a heavy type of stone containing iron ore
Openg = praise name for a dog, possibly an old deity name
Openima = December
Opepong = January
Opere = struggle, agonies of death; source of opera, which means "service, pains, exertion, work, labor birth pangs of childbirth"; Pere = to struggle by twisting the body = Twi
Opobodei = ancient king
Opobodei = a brook
Opomfo = redeemer
Oposie/Opiesie = 1st child, youngest child, or child born to an old man
Oprae = broom
Oprana = thunder; Prana = physical strength, power = Kannada: https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/prana
Opranabom = to thunder, to rumble
Opraworam = May
Osamang = type of spirit
Oshen = name of a goddess, actual name of Oshun according to Paapa Yewoti
Osiapansam = name of a month, around September
Oso = handsome person
Osofo = priest of a deity
Osofowa = assistant of a priest
Osom = service, servitude, religion
Osoro = sky, upper heaven, above, high up; connected to Ausar/Asar of the ancient Khamites
Ososow = kind of hoe
Osra = dab, rub, anoint
Osram = Moon
Osramang = flash of lightning
Osramdurusum/Osram'duru'sum = lunar eclipse
Osu = rain
Osu/Osuaamuna = cloud
Osuche = roof
Osumanģfo = magician
Osuto = rainfall
Otirimodengfo = tyrant
Otofo = one who falls in battle or is killed accidentally
Otomfo = blacksmith
Otumfoa = royal title; Atum
Owia (Awwiya) = Sun; Auwiya = Moon = Enga
Owiadurusum/Owia'duru'sum = solar eclipse
Owobore = venom
Owuo = death
Owuodi = type of star associated with Venus
Owura = lord; Aura = Au-Ra = Lord Ra
Owuyare = fatal sickness
Paapa Sambone = malevolent deity, Sambo or Hambone relation; KH = Sambaune? Sam-Bau-Aun-Ne? Sa-Mba-aune?
Pam = drive or chase away
Pam = bring together, unite, join one piece to another piece
Pampa = hill
Pampan = miasma
Pan/Mpan = empty, void
Papa (2 low tones) = palm leaf fan
Papa (2 high tones) = good
Papa/Paapa (1 low, 1 high tone) = father; Apaap = Apep
Pem = strike, knock, hit against, push
Peme = spear, lance
Pempe = hillock, mound, mass of earth
Pene = pinch
Pene = groan or sigh from bad treatment
Pene/Mpeneso/Opene = consent, agree, concede
Pengpeng = brittle, fragile
Pere = struggle, strive, contend
Pere = struggle by making contortions & twisting of the body
Pere = anxious, impatient, passionate, eager
Pere = go, walk, travel along
Peropene = mpm "consent to war", or "consent to fight", or "consent to struggle", source of the Peloponnese name, associated with famous wars, and also known as Morea: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peloponnesian_War & https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Peloponnesian_War ~ the name is claimed to come from this character, a word which means "dark face": https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelops & https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelops_(mythology)
Pia = press forward, push onward, to steward along
Pira = dwarf
Pompong = highest pitch, point, or degree; Pompei?
Potopoto = thick, muddy, slimy; Jamdung connection
Potow = to crush, press, squeeze into a pulp, pound, beat
Raseteuweye/Ra Se Te U We Ye/RSTUWY = Know that God is your beginning, your end
Sa = bring into, to be in
Sa = tie together, bind, mend, repair, cobble
Sapate = Sirius; Sapatepi [Septepi] or Sapauti [magical strength from the first ages] in Khamitic, still checking
Sasabonsam =
Sasayari/Sunsumyari = "spiritual sickness"
Sawm = worship (source of psalms)
Sechima (Sekyima) = wife of Oboade, Sekhmet
Shengkom/She'nģkom = soothsay
Shia = to return in a circuit to a starting point, to meet
Si Nnoawma/Nnoawmasie = wash clothes, act of washing clothes
Sika/Shika = burn away all debt; Shekel
So = drip, drop, trickle
So = to light a fire, to ignite, to enflame
So = reach, arrive at
So/Soro = up
Soa = weight of gold
Sodae = to dream
Sofo/Sawfo/Osofo/Awsawfo = priest
Sofwe = trial, temptation; possible connection to Greco-Latin "Sophia" 
Sohori = ostrich
Soma = to send as an emissary or messenger
Song = to follow after another, to flow in succession; source of son
Sopa = to disgrace, dishonour
Sra/Sara = to spy, search out
Sra/Sara = to arrange in battle
Sronsron/Koronkoron = lofty
Su = cry, weep, falling tears
Su'ho = clear the way
Sua = to learn
Sufrafrafra = Nsufrafrafra = liquid bright fire?
Sufre/Sufure = sulphur, brimstone; source of sulphur; Su + Fre = liquid fire
Sunsum = spirit, connects honam (body) to the awkra (soul)
Susu/Nsusui = to measure
Susu/Nsusui = to think, ponder on, meditate; Su = God = ?
Suye = produce a form of
Tamudi = wealthy
Tano = nature god of war and strife, son of Nyame; Tanen, Ten?
Tete/Kane = ancient; Tete = God = Duala
Tidang = change of mind
Tochwa = conclusion, end
Todo = type of star
Torobento = trumpet; source
Torodo/Torododo = slim, straight, upright
Tumi = divine power or energy, authority, power of the abosom; related to Atum; Tummy?
Undu = medicine; Hoodoo = Undu = medicine
Utrasoano = excessive speech
Wiaseamang = heathen, gentiles, nations of the world
Wie = well said
Wim = sky (?)
Winwin = shadow
Wo = you (wodidii mprensa = you ate three times, mafe wo = I missed you)
Won (Wawn) = they, them; Wawsuro kraman no = they are afraid of the dog, Amponsa boo won = Amponsa beat them
Yafumma = offspring, one's child
Yao (Yaw) = name of the ochin (planet) Jupiter and the obosom who governs it
Yaoda/Yawda = Thursday; taboo to enter the forest on this day
Yaré/Yari = ill, sick; see "ayarefoaw"
Yawa = brass basin
Ye'mon = don't stink (source of lemon)
Yen = we, us (yeasoma won = we have sent them, wawresere yen/wawsere yen = they are laughing at us)
MORE: https://books.google.ca/books?id=Jh_GBQAAQBAJ&pg=PT286&lpg=PT286&dq=amen+saturday+akan&source=bl&ots=sT7Br1RUVO&sig=ACfU3U18ERvRhFaIkCwnFQnkianc9X-p_A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiTqMC_yPz1AhXyoFsKHUP4DUgQ6AF6BAg0EAI#v=onepage&q=amen%20saturday%20akan&f=false

ANANSI STORIES: https://archive.org/download/jamaicaanansisto00beck/jamaicaanansisto00beck.pdf

Kwamen Yewoti Olajuwon Atoapoma Amenta = 161 SET, 666 SUM, 42 PTAH, 86 SETKAB

Kwamen Yewoti Olajuwon Atoapoma Amenta is a servant of oboni = 24(6) SET, 369 SUM, 21(3) PTAH, 86 PTS

Some Obai spells are comprised of some of the following materials: blood, feathers, parrots beak, dogs teeth, alligators teeth, broken bottles, grave dirt, rum, and egg shells. The Obai magick is thought to have originated in the worship of a serpent deity in ancient Egypt. A serpent in the Egyptian language is called "Ob" (Aub), and "Obian" is still the Egyptian name for a serpent. Moses, in the name of God, forbids the Israelites ever to inquire of the demon "Ob" (Aub), which is translated into our bible as Wizzard. The witch of Endor (Ndar) is called (in the original) "Oub" or "Ob", and "Oubaios" was the name of the basilisk or royal serpent, emblem of the sun, and an ancient oracular deity of Africa.

"Obeah is not evil. Obeah is not for evil people. Obeah is for people who will go to the extremes to protect their own, extremes that other people will not go. Obeah is for people who really want the truth, not the fashion, not the fad." - Bonsam Komfo Paapa Yewoti Olajuwon Amenta: https://youtu.be/F7HkZLKbPWw

"If a deity snatches your shadow, good luck getting it back." ~ Paapa Yewoti Olajuwon Amenta


TWI TO KHAMITIC: https://youtu.be/kixMfMF6DLs

TWI TO KHAMITIC: https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=CjcaBwAAQBAJ&pg=GBS.PA18&printsec=frontcover

AKAN ON THE SOUL: https://www.jstor.org/stable/720117



"The one who knows death has the keys to life." - Paapa Yewoti Olajuwon Amenta

"Murder is theft, killing in justice" - Paapa Yewoti Olajuwon Amenta

"You cannot teach us about god in YOUR language. When we dig up your dirt (white people and their philosophies, actual archaeology), we find our belongings." - Paapa Yewoti Amenta Olajuwon

"I sleep with a goddess that protects me in the dream world." ~ PYOA
Possibly the wife of Tutu? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tutu_(Egyptian_god)
Wife of Tutu is Tapashai/Tanatpashai: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanetpaschai
ABOUT TUTU & TAPASHAI: https://books.google.ca/books?id=kiQrO70c7nYC&pg=PA109&lpg=PA109&dq=tapashai&source=bl&ots=mG1pK1THUg&sig=ACfU3U1q49VTWd4wPN7c02m_f1x6yFKglQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwicl46r1b_2AhWRcc0KHa9nBJUQ6AF6BAgKEAI#v=onepage&q=tapashai&f=false


"You do not transition, looking like me, and see the white man that raped your grandmothers."

"You will never take your power back believing that you have white ancestors"

Oharanfo'wuodi Paapa Yewoti Olajuwa Amenta = 94 SET, 499 SETKAB, 494 PTS (89), 899 KGS, 68 PTAH

Oharanfo'wuodi works for Paapa Yewoti Olajuwa Amenta = 98 PTS, 864 PRI, 49 SET

Oharanfo'wuodi works for Yewoti Olajuwa Amenta = 555 PTS, 494 KGS, 191 SET


OWIA EVOLUTION
As someone who does linguistic archaeology daily, one thing I'd suggest to keep in mind is the evolution of language over time. While in many cases I've found that the names of ancient gods are still the names of their attributes in descendant languages (in this case, Khamitic to Akan), what I've also seen is that a god's PRAISE NAME is sometimes the modern day word for his/her ancient attribute. Ra was called by many names (he has 75 actually), so any of those could be a candidate for a word still used in Akan today, not just the name "Ra".

To dig deeper, here are some words and names in ancient Kemetic that could provide an ancient source for Owia/Wia.

1) Uiui (Oowi-oowi) = light (pg.157): https://archive.org/details/Budge.AnEgyptianHieroglyphicDictionary.vol.1/page/157/mode/2up

Åaa (Oa or Aww'a) = burn, flame, fire (pg.17): https://archive.org/details/Budge.AnEgyptianHieroglyphicDictionary.vol.1/page/17/mode/2up

EVOLUTION: Uiui+Åaa = Uiåa (Oo-wi-oa/Oo-wi-oh-wa) = burning light, or light of the fire = Owia = Wia = Sun

2) Åai (O-wai or Aw'ai) = one of the 75 forms of Ra (pg.28): https://archive.org/details/Budge.AnEgyptianHieroglyphicDictionary.vol.1/page/27/mode/2up

Åaa (Oa or Aw'a) = burn, flame, fire

EVOLUTION: Åai+Åaa = Åaiaa (Oh-why-yaa) = this form of Ra is a burning fire = Owia = Wia

3) Åuai (O-u-ai/Oh-oo-why) = one of the 75 forms of Ra (pg.32): https://archive.org/details/Budge.AnEgyptianHieroglyphicDictionary.vol.1/page/31/mode/2up

Åaa = burn, flame, fire

EVOLUTION: Åuai+Åaa = Åuaiaa (Oh-oo-why-yaa) = this form of Ra is a burning fire = Owia = Wia

There are several more suggestions I could give, but I think the above choices are pretty strong.

Owia or Wia seems to be the modern day evolved form of a praise name of Ra.
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NAMES OF ANANSI

Anansi Korkoro
Anansi Tetei
Anansi Hoso
Kompe Anansi

8 CLANS OF AKAN-ASHANTI (FANTE IN BRACKETS)
Aduana
Agona Abusua (Eguana)
Asachiri Abusua (Anona)
Asenie Abusua (Atwafo, Achrafo, Atrafo)
Asona
Bretuo ne Tena (Twidan, Tridan, Chridan, Cridan)
Ekuona (Kona)
Oyoko/Oyokuo (Yokofo)
• bold letters is my spelling



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