Many Kalanga words are unrecognizable today because ancient script is no longer read as it should. Take the Egyptian capital for example - "Ka-Ilo" which is now written as Cairo. Ilo, also written as "El" was "the lord"; that being the ruling Anunnaki. For some Ilo was Enlil while in Egypt Ilo was Enki. The Kalanga "e" was pronounced as in Russia today - ye. It is for this reason that the name "Mandela" is written correctly, but pronounced incorrectly today. The correct pronunciation is "Mand-ye-la".
The shepherds of the middle east are incorrectly named today. The word "Bedouin" should be pronounced "Bedhuni". Dhuni in Kalanga is the mortar in which corn/grain is ground. Duni la kuku means Grandma's dhuni. The Bedouin used to make these mortars while they were looking after their flocks. They would then come into the cities when they had sizable stocks of "matuni" (many dhunis) to sell. That's how they were referred to as "Bedhuni".
