1. A-ne-djib
2. A-pehuti-nub
3. Aa
4. Aa-ib
5. Aba
6. Abana-baba
7. Ai
8. Amotu
9. An
10. Ankh-ha-f
11. Ankh-psamthek
12. Antef
13. Anu
14. Apepi
15. Ari-em-a
16. Ashor
17. Assa
18. Ata
19. Ati
20. Au-f-ni
21. Au-puth
22. Ay
23. Aya
24. Ba-en-nefer
25. Be-nipu
26. Bek
27. Beka-kamen
28. Den
29. Djer
30. Djet
31. Djoser
32. Djoser-ti
33. Ha-ankh-f
34. Hannu
35. Hapi
36. Hapu
37. Hi
38. Hia
39. Hori
40. Hotep-sekhem-wy
41. Hui
42. Huni
43. Ia-ib
44. Ib-aa
45. Iby
46. Im-hotep
47. Ini
48. Ipuy
49. Iri
50. Iuput
51. Ka’a
52. Ka-kau
53. Ka-kem
54. Ka-men
55. Ka-mose
56. Ka-nefer
57. Kebhu
58. Kedenden
59. Ken-ken-es
60. Kha
61. Kha-ba
62. Kha-m-thir
63. Kha-mus
64. Kha-sekhem-wy
65. Khai
66. Khamat
67. Khem-mose
68. Khen-djer
69. Kheper
70. Khereu-f
71. Khu-tawy
72. Khua
73. Khufu
74. Ki
75. Mai
76. Mar-ti-sen
77. Men
78. Menkhtu
79. Menna
80. Mer-me-sha
81. Mer-y
82. Meri
83. Meri-atmu
84. Meri-mose
85. Mermer
86. Mes-sui
87. Na-ro-math
88. Nahi
89. Nakht
90. Nakht-neb-ef
91. Nakht-neb-tep-nefer
92. Nanai
93. Narmer
94. Ne-kau
95. Ne-kau-ba
96. Neb-aiu
97. Neb-ankh
98. Neb-iri-au
99. Neb-ka
100. Neb-khau
101. Neb-su
102. Nefer-hotep
103. Nefer-khau
104. Nefer-mennu
105. Neter-en
106. Nub
107. Nub-em-ua
108. Pa-ari
109. Pa-aru-sun
110. Pa-as
111. Pa-besat
112. Pa-hir
113. Pa-if-ruwy
114. Pa-keti
115. Pa-lo-ka
116. Pa-mu
117. Pa-nauk
118. Pa-uer
119. Pe-henu-ka
120. Pe-uero
121. Pen-rennu
122. Pen-ta-ur
123. Pen-tuauu
124. Pepi
125. Pepi-nakht
126. Per-hor
127. Pi-ankh
128. Pi-may
129. Pi-nu-djem
130. Pra-em-heb
131. Pra-her-unam-ef
132. Psam-metik
133. Putha
134. Sa
135. Sa-nakht
136. Sa-nakhte
137. Sankh-tawy
138. Se-hetep-tawy
139. Se-neb-miu
140. Se-nefer
141. Seher-tawy
142. Sekhem-ib
143. Sekhem-khet
144. Semer-khet
145. Sen-mesu
146. Sen-ta
147. Sen-user-et
148. Seti
149. Shepses-ka-f
150. Shepses-khet
151. Shoshenq
152. Si-user-nenen-heb
153. Sinuhe
154. Sipar
155. Sne-feru
156. Suanar
157. Ta’o
158. Taa
159. Tai-nakht-tha
160. Takeloth
161. Takhat
162. Tcha-heb
163. Tcha-n-hebu
164. Tchef-aa-hep
165. Tchef-ib
166. Tef-nakht
167. Teta
168. Tetu
169. Thi
170. Tupu
171. Uadj-tawy
172. Uah-ankh
173. Uba-oner
174. Ueni
175. Una
176. Unas
177. Unen-nefer
178. Uoser
179. Uotmose
180. Usati
181. User-ka-f
182. User-khor
183. Utu
Popularity of use
A % E % I % O % U %
116 63% 105 57% 58 31% 20 10% 67 36%
B % C % D % F % G %
33 18% 4 2% 10 5% 18 9% 0 0%
H % J % K % L % M %
74 40% 8 4% 62 33% 2 1% 41 22%
N % P % Q % R % S %
77 42% 44 24% 1 <1% 48 26% 47 25%
T % V % W % X % Y %
59 32% 0 0% 8 4% 0 0% 11 6%
Z %
0 0%
Popularity of Use
63% A: Aa,
57% E, A:
42% N, E, A: An,
40% H, N, E, A:
36% U, H, N, E, A: Una, Hannu, Anu,
33% K, U, H, N, E, A: Uah-ankh, Ne-kau, Khua, Kha, Ka-kau, Ka'a,
32% T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Utu, Tetu, Teta, Takhat, Taa, Nakht, Ata,
31% I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Ai, Ueni, Thi, Tai-nakht-tha, Nanai, Nahi,
Ki, Khai, Ini, Huni, Hui, Hia, Hi, Ati,
26% R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Neter-en, Iri,
25% S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Usati, Unas, Suanar, Sinuhe,
Si-user-nenen-heb, Seti, Sen-user-et, Sen-ta, Sa-nakhte,
Sa-nakht, Sa, Ken-ken-es, Assa,
24% P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Tupu, Sipar, Shepses-khet, Putha,
Psam-metik, Pi-ankh, Pepi-nakht, Pepi, Pen-tuauu, Pen-ta-ur,
Pen-rennu, Pe-henu-ka, Pa-uer, Pa-nauk, Pa-keti, Pa-hir,
Pa-as, Pa-aru-sun, Pa-ari, Kheper, Iuput, Hapu, Hapi,
Au-puth, Apepi,
22% M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Sen-mesu, Semer-khet,
Sekhem-khet, Sekhem-ib, Pa-mu, Narmer, Mes-sui, Mermer,
Meri, Mer-me-sha, Menna, Menkhtu, Men, Mar-ti-sen, Mai,
Khamat, Kha-mus, Kha-m-thir, Ka-men, Ka-kem, Ari-em-a,
Ankh-psamthek,
18% B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Aa-ib, Se-neb-miu,
Pra-em-heb, Pa-besat, Nub-em-ua, Nub, Neb-su, Neb-khau,
Neb-ka, Neb-iri-au, Neb-ankh, Neb-aiu, Ne-kau-ba,
Meri-atmu, Neb-su, Kha-ba, Kebhu, Ib-aa, Ia-ib, Beka-kamen,
Bek, Be-nipu, Abana-baba, Aba, A-pehuti-nub,
10% O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: User-khor, Uotmose,
Uoser, Uba-oner, Takeloth, Ta'o, Per-hor, Pe-uero, Na-ro-math,
Meri-mose, Khem-mose, Ka-mose, Im-hotep, Hori, Ashor,
Amotu,
9% F, O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: User-ka-f, Unen-nefer,
Tef-nakht, Sne-feru, Shepses-ka-f, Se-nefer, Pra-her-unam-ef,
Nefer-mennu, Nefer-khau, Nefer-hotep, Nakht-neb-tep-nefer,
Nakht-neb-ef, Khufu, Khereu-f, Ka-nefer, Ha-ankh-f,
Ba-en-nefer, Au-f-ni, Antef, Ankh-ha-f,
6% Y, F, O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Pi-may, Mer-y, Ipuy,
Iby, Aya, Ay,
5% D, Y, F, O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Kedenden, Den,
4% J, W, D, Y, F, O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A:
(*jā-im-ḥātap), Uadj-tawy, Seher-tawy, Se-hetep-tawy,
Sankh-tawy, Pi-nu-djem, Pa-if-ruwy, Khu-tawy, Khen-djer,
Kha-sekhem-wy, Hotep-sekhem-wy, Djoser-ti, Djoser, Djet,
Djer, A-ne-djib,
2% C, J, W, D, Y, F, O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Tchef-ib,
Tchef-aa-hep, Tcha-n-hebu,
1% L, C, J, W, D, Y, F, O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A: Pa-lo-ka,
<1% Q, L, C, J, W, D, Y, F, O, B, M, P, S, R, I, T, K, U, H, N, E, A:
Shoshenq,
0% V, X, G, Z
Conclusion: Aa (63%), An (42%) are the early ancestors of all ancient Egyptians. They are obviously part of some other peoples at this point. Developing alphabet represents improving communication skills.
36%-26% is the rise and fall of the earliest Ancient Egyptian culture.
The 25% fully literate - 9% fully literate period represents the period of greatest Ancient Egyptian cultural growth, and we see Khufu (considered the builder of the Great Pyramid) in the 9% fully-literate period meaning the construction of the Great Pyramid represents the end of their Ancient egyptian civilization, not its peak. It is a memorial to its fall as fully literate population drops from 25% to 9% and continues down...
6%-5% marks another collapse in the cultural development rate followed by a final cultural peak at 4% with fifteen new names representing the final Ancient Egyptian cultural peak, But it all again drops away at 2% full literacy down through 1% to a <1% fully literate population.
And just like that... they are gone.
Cultural Development Rate v. % fully literate population
And that kiddies is why full literacy of every citizen is important.
This changes our understanding of the History of Egypt...
Pyramid Construction
'Djoser' 2670BC - 2650BC
Khufu 2580BC - 2560BC
The Great Pyramid will now predate the Djoser pyramid unless the Djoser pyramid was built for some other much earlier Pharaoh and stolen for Djoser. Im-hotep is unlikely to be the architect of the Djoser pyramid unless it is built for an earlier pharoah prior to Khufu's great pyramid.
*jā-im-ḥātap is a more modern name for Im-hotep as the Architect coming in at the Djoser level of 4% fully literate population... as opposed to the 10% Pre-Khufu Im-hotep.
If the Djoser pyramid was built for Djoser, then it was way after the Great Pyramid-with less skill. But if it predates the Great Pyramid, it was built for someone whose name is not Djoser.
Meanwhile the collapse of female cultural development crashes everything...
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