π“†₯ π³†₯ shubit #nswt-bjtj Nesu Bity pronoun ⇔ π“…’ Nebty

𓇓 𓏏 𓆀 𓏏 king of Upper and Lower Egypt π“†₯ β€œking” title combination of

𓇓 𓏏 π“ˆ– shar sultan of Upper Egypt &
𓆀 𓏏 π“€­ ⲃⲓⲱℒ ⲃⲁβ²₯ⲓⲗⲉⲩβ²₯ βᾰσῐλΡύς β‰ˆ pasha / boss of Lower Egypt

π“†₯ Shubit The prenomen, cartouche name or throne name, Ancient Egyptian:
π“†₯ β€’nswt-bjtj β€œof the Sedge and Bee”

𓇓 𓏏 π“ˆ– #nswt nesut honorary reading of 𓇓 𓏏 π“ˆ– sultan
𓆀 𓏏 abbot @ abbey αΌ€Ξ²Ξ²αΎΆΟ‚ abbΓ’s אבא ΨΉΩŽΨ¨Ω’Ψ― ΚΏabd β€œ(high) servant” ⇔ pope β€œpapa”

π“…­ π“…­ 𓆀 𓆀 𓏏 π“€­ the royal twins (Shu and Tefnut) Shubit ∼ Jupiter

G16 π“…’ β€˜Nebty’ β€œTwo Ladies” Nekhbet & Wadjet π“‹ž π“…’ Nepthun! vs shubit

nswt-bjtj β€œKing of Upper and Lower Egypt”
⇔
nswyt Sma mH β€œKingship of Upper and Lower Egypt”
nswyt Ε mκœ‚ MαΈ₯ β€œKingship of Upper and Lower Egypt”

Nesu Bity name

The Nesu Bity name, also known as prenomen, was one of the new developments from the reign of Den. The name would follow the glyphs for the β€œSedge and the Bee”. The title is usually translated as king of Upper and Lower Egypt. The nsw bity name may have been the birth name of the king. It was often the name by which kings were recorded in the later annals and king lists.[28]

Nursultan Beider Tauiπ“ˆ‡β„’ 𓇓𓏏𓆀𓏏

𒅔𒋛𒅁𒅀 IN-SI-IB-YA EnsΓ­ sir

𓆀𓏏𓇓 Beetesu 𒑐𒋼𒋛 Pa-te-si patrial Potentat Gebieter
𓆀𓏏𓇓 Basileo > Ba’al vassal boss
𓆀𓏏𓇓 patricians π“Šͺ 𓂝 𓏏 π“€€ 𓁐 π“₯ puzur

𓇓𓆀𓏏𓏏 β€˜subit’ π“†₯ Jupiter? Gebieter?

π“†₯ superintendent

L2A β€˜subit’ π“†₯

δΌ― bΓ³ boss ⇔ ᡇhuΓ‘ng ηš‡ β‰ˆ fΔ“ng θœ‚ 𓆀 π“†₯ king / queen bees

π“†₯π“‹žπ“„€ Nubnefer / β€’Nubfer 𓇳𓂓 β‰ˆ 𓇳𓄀𓂓 Neferkara β‰ˆ Neferkheres in greek! β˜‘ OR confusion