Weak is an Egyptian word that means ailing/need assistance/dependant.
If you reverse the order of the word WeaK, it provides the opposite meaning in both Egyptian and English.
K– W, by adding vowel sounds –KiWi signifies a bird known for being strong and hardy. The Egyptian word KaWi/QaWi means strong.
The so-called “arabic” is basically a stolen Egyptian language. After invading Egypt, the arabs adopted the Egyptian language and the called it their own language. Might is Right!!??
horus and horse
On the ceiling at Esna inside the Temple of Khnum
Books by Moustafa Gadalla [available in paperback and/or electronic book (PDF) formats]:
The Ancient Egyptian Culture Revealed
The Ancient Egyptian Roots of Christianity
Egyptian Divinities The All Who Are THE ONE
Egyptian Cosmology The Animated Universe
Egyptian Mystics Seekers of the Way
Egyptian Rhythm The Heavenly Melodies
Egyptian Harmony The Visual Music
Egyptian Romany The Essence of Hispania
Pyramid Handbook
Tut-Ankh-Amen The Living Image of the Lord
Exiled Egyptians The Heart of Africa
Egypt A Practical Guide
Sacred Geometry and Numerology Tutorial
Egyptian Musical Instruments
The Twilight of Egypt (eBook Only)
Historical Deception The Untold Story of Ancient Egypt
(Out-of-Print)
The Egyptian Alphabet of Creation [Pending]
Egyptian Architecture [Pending]
Duperie Historique La V������©rit������© Dissimul������©e sur l'Ancienne ����¯�¿�½gypte
Der Betrug mit der Geschichte Die unver������¶ffentlichte Geschichte des Alten ����¯�¿�½gypten
Divinidades Egipcias Todos son el ����¯�¿�½nico