1. ‘Anch’ere
2. A-tu
3. Aaht-ahu
4. Aat
5. Abar
6. Ama
7. Ankh-nes-pepi
8. Anqet-tat-t
9. Apu
10. Asenath
11. Bakht-uer-nel
12. Beket
13. Ber-ner-ib
14. Bet
15. Bu-nefer
16. Ha-nefer
17. Hap-shep-sut
18. Hat-shepset
19. Hat-shepu
20. Hemu
21. Hen-he-net
22. Hent
23. Hent-er-neheh
24. Hent-mi-heb
25. Hent-ta-mehu
26. Henut-sen
27. Henut-tawy
28. Hun
29. Iput
30. Iset
31. Iuput
32. Ka-pes
33. Ka-ramat
34. Ka-uit
35. Kam
36. Kama
37. Karos
38. Kero-mame
39. Kha-mer-em-ebty
40. Khentkau-es
41. Kiya
42. Mehet-en-usekh
43. Mehtem-wes-khet
44. Mer-es-ankh
45. Mereret
46. Meri-s-ankh
47. Meri-tat-es
48. Meris
49. Meryet
50. Mut-emwa
51. Nebant
52. Neb-atef
53. Neb-et-tawy
54. Neb-pu
55. Nebet
56. Nebet-em-nub
57. Nebt-tawy
58. Nefer-hotep
59. Nefer-thi
60. Nefert
61. Nefert-ari
62. Nefert-iri
63. Neferu
64. Nefret-iti
65. Nefru
66. Nekebet
67. Nemathap
68. Nena
69. Netches-ankh
70. Niyt-aqert
71. Nodjme
72. Nodjmet
73. Nofret
74. Nub-em-heb
75. Nub-em-khu
76. Nub-khas
77. Nub-khe-sed
78. Ri-n-an
79. Ro-ant
80. Satati
81. Senbet
82. Seneb-ib
83. Seneb-sen
84. Ta-biry
85. Ta-her
86. Ta-kha’et
87. Ta-sheri
88. Ta-uosret
89. Tak-her-edeneset
90. Tat-ti-tes
91. Tem
92. Tent-opet
93. Tentheta
94. Tentsai
95. Teti-sherit
96. Ti’a
97. Tiye
98. Tua-nefert
99. Tuya
100. Udjeb-ten
101. Ueret-im-tes
102. Uiay
103. Usekh-mehi
Popularity of use
A % E % I % O % U %
56 54% 80 77% 29 28% 9 8% 32 31%
B % C % D % F % G %
24 23% 2 1% 4 3% 13 12% 0 0%
H % J % K % L % M %
39 37% 3 2% 24 23% 1 <1% 27 26%
N % P % Q % R % S %
58 56% 11 10% 2 1% 35 33% 30 29%
T % V % W % X % Y %
69 66% 0 0% 5 4% 0 0% 10 9%
Z %
0 0%
Popularity of Use
77% E:
66% T, E:
56% N, T, E:
54% A, N, T, E: Nena, Aat,
37% H, A, N, T, E: Tentheta, Hent, Hen-he-net,
33% R, H, A, N, T, E: Ta-her, Hent-er-neheh,
31% U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Hun, Aaht-ahu, A-tu,
29% S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ta-sheri, Henut-sen, Asenath,
28% I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ti'a, Teti-sherit, Tentsai, Tat-ti-tes,
Satati, Ri-n-an, Iset,
26% M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ueret-im-tes, Tem, Meris,
Meri-tat-es, Mereret, Hent-ta-mehu, Hemu, Ama,
23% B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Usekh-mehi, Ta-kha'et,
Seneb-sen, Seneb-ib, Senbet, Nub-khe-sed, Nub-khas,
Nub-em-khu, Nub-em-heb, Nekebet, Nebet-em-nub, Nebet,
Nebant, Meri-s-ankh, Mer-es-ankh, Mehet-en-usekh,
Khentkau-es, Kero-mame, Kama, Kam, Ka-uit, Ka-ramat,
Ka-pes, Hent-mi-heb, Bet, Ber-ner-ib, Beket, Abar,
12% F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tua-nefert, Nefru, Nefret-iti,
Neferu, Neferet-iri, Neferet-ari, Nefert, Nefer-thi, Neb-atef,
Ha-nefer, Bu-nefer,
10% P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Nemathap, Neb-pu, Iuput,
Iput, Hat-shepu, Hat-shepset, Hap-shep-sut, Apu,
Ankh-nes-pepi,
9% Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Uiay, Tuya, Tiye, Ta-biry,
Meryet, Kiya, Kha-mer-em-ebty,
8% O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tent-opet, Ta-uosret,
Ro-ant, Nofret, Nefer-hotep, Karos,
4% W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Nebt-tawy,
Neb-et-tawy, Mut-emwa, Mehtem-wes-khet, Henut-tawy,
3% D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tak-her-edeneset,
2% J, D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Udjeb-ten,
Nodjmet, Nodjme,
1% C, Q, J, D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E:
Niyt-aqert, Netches-ankh, Anqet-tat-t, 'Anch'ere,
<1% L, C, Q, J, D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E:
Bakht-uer-nel,
0% G, V, X, Z
Conclusion: A slightly different reality for women to men in Ancient egypt. There is almost a logarithmic climb and logarithmic drop in female cultural development. That spike exceeds the greates cultural growth achieved by men in the middle kingdom and lines up with about the beginning of that middle civilization surge pretty much tanking immediatly in a logarithmic curve to the end of the middle kingdom before crashing at 3%. Only a small blip through the late kingdom period similar to its levels during the first kingdom. And then it drops away with the end of the ancient egyptians.
Cultural Development Rate v. % fully literate population
Its pretty telling. While their cultural growth is fundamental to the success of the middle kingdom's epic climb, they undergo a logarithmic cultural suppression which contributes to the tanking of the male cultural development that spells doom for egyptian civilization. Even the effects of the Great Pyramid are short lived as they correct to the collapse of female culture.
What happened at the beginning of the middle egyptian period that crashed frmale cultural creativity? Religion?
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