The BlackCellent Kmtyw Concepts of the Day!-gctid25679

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When we speak our own languages, if you are Black then you are Kmtyw. Return to the source and let the debate end:

in five Kmtyw languages I know the concept Kmtyw and Black are the same thing...is this a useful way of looking at things?

Akan: Abibifoͻ - Kmtyw a-prefix added for person/agent | bibi-Black | fo-people

Also found in Abibiman - Kmt (literally land of the Blacks) man - nation/land

Yoruba: Adúláwò - Kmtyw a-prefix added for person/agent | dú-Black | láwò-in color

Also found in Ilë Adúláwò - Kmt (literally land of the Blacks) Ile - land

Wolof: Nit-Ñu-Ñuul Nit-person/people | Ñu- who are (pluralizer) | Ñuul-Black

Also found in Reewu Nit-Ñu-Ñuul - Kmt (literally land of the Blacks) Reewu - land of (Most Wolof use lakk nasaraan (french) afrique or afrik spelled in the Wolof way)

Kikongo: Bandômbe - Kmtyw Ba - prefix denoting persons/people Ndômbe - Black

Also found in Nsi a Bandômbe - Kmt (literally land of the Blacks) Nsi - land a - of

and we all know of the Kmt connection...Kmt-Land of the Blacks


An added benefit to viewing things this way is that it cuts out dutch boers, a-rabs and other invaders from usurping the title Kmtyw.

            Lu bant yàgg-yàgg ci ndox, du tax mu soppaliku mukk jasig.
 
Even if a log soaks a long time in water, it will never become a crocodile.

Ɔkyeame Kwame

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Kmtyw word of the day Freedom/Independence
Asante Twi: fahodie /fawohodie/ahofadi- to take your body and control it (literally "eat" it)

Yoruba: òmìnira/ìdándè-to be independent/without chains (free)

KiKongo: kimpwânza-the art of being free

Wolof: moom __ bopp- to own (one's) head

Feel free to add on in any language you know...

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War
Twi: ¡ko - war/fighting

Yoruba: ogun -war

Wolof: xeex - fight

KiKongo: mvita - war

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Black

Asante Twi - tuntum

Yoruba - dúdú

Wolof - ñuul

Kikongo - ndômbe

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isiXhosa - Xhosa Language

Umzantsi - South Kmt

Bantu abahle= beautiful people

ingcinezelo=oppression

isiko (plural-amasiko)=tradition

isizwe=nation
isizwe esimyama= black nation

inkululeko=freedom

infazwe=war

amaqabane=warriors/comrades

 UXOLO LUBE NANI =PEACE TO ALL

contributed by Kerileng-Blackrose

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Oppression

Nhy¢so¡ [Twi]
Ìninilára [Yorùbá]
Caay-caay (also exploitation) [Wolof]
Kinwuki [KiKôngo]

Dhaluma [Kiswahili]

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isiXhosa

Black - ntsundu

Abantu abanstundu - Black People

umntu o mnyama=a Black person

mnyama = Black

contributed by Kerileng-Blackrose

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seTswana

oppression-setshitshangwane

tradition-mosebetsi

war-dintwa

nation-setshaba

Black person/people- motho o montsho

freedom-kgololego

contributed by Kerileng-Blackrose

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Akwaaba ~ welcome in Twi
Káàbö ~ welcome in Yoruba
Agsil ag jamm ~ enter in peace in Wolof
Wiza mbote ~ welcome in Kikongo

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Y¢nni aseda (Twi)
Kò tôpê (Yoruba)
Ñu ko bokk (Wolof)
Ka diáàmbu ko (KiKongo)

(no need for thanks)

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Ɛna/Agya/Ɔdɔ [Twi]
Ìyá/Bàbá/Ìfẹ́ [Yorùbá]
Yaay/Baay/Nobeel [Wolof]
Ngudi/Se/Zôla [KiKôngo]

Mother/Father/Love [whitey]

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Kikôngo

Lèndo mu kukiniâkisa

Self-healing Power/The ability to heal oneself

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Twi

awerɛhyem' [Confidence]

from werɛ [the heart physically or spiritually]

hye [to burn]

m' (or mu)

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Twi

Adubiri

[Melanin]

from adu [shortened form of aduro, "medicine"]

and biri

not to be confused with

Abibiduro

featuring bibi (shortened and reduplicated form of biri)

same etymological origins of components but translating to "Black medicine" (herbs prepared by Kmtyw People, seen as being very powerful)

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KiKôngo

Mbôngi

The seat of government of the Kôngo political system.

from bôngo [to pick up/to take the responsibilities up]

i.e. the place that takes responsibility for the welfare of the nation