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Khor

Khor (also Hurru, Kharu) is the second, later name used by ancient Egyptians after using Retjenu in designating the wider Syrian region, where speakers of Canaanite languages lived. It was long under the hegemony of ancient Egypt and is explicitly mentioned in the Great Hymn to the Aten as a geographic region, along with the kingdoms of Kush and Egypt.…

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Avg. degree1.93
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Khor → Middle Egyptian reference to Canaan.This word spelled as Hurru or Kharru is also used on the Merneptah Stele

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region hurru kharu also kush canaan taharqa used ancient egypt great egyptian retjenu syro-palestine israel gezer ashkelon yanoam tarqo pharaoh

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Khoris aMiddle Egyptian reference to Canaan.This word spelled as Hurru or Kharru is also used on the Merneptah Stele0.90text

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