Some new remarks on the Egyptian loss of ḳ
Créateur:
Boj
Éditeur:
Ker
Hôte:
In this contribution, the Egyptian loss of ḳ is tackled again. The phenomenon can be considered well known. It has been firmly established in research for half a century. The evidence is increased here by three new examples, stemming from the Middle and New Kingdom as well as the Greco-Roman Period.
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