Something I've Noticed About Ankha's Name

[MagicalCat590]

It isn't really Tourists can visit the Great Pyramid inside, at least the sections that are open to the public. I don't know if that's still possible or not though. I think that's what that user was referring to, I doubt they broke in and wandered around Indiana Jones style.

Actually, tourists aren't allowed in the pyramids anymore because graffiti and littering became such a problem. I think they stopped letting people back in the late 90s or early 2000s. The pyramids are roped off, so that you can only see the outside and there's garbage everywhere. Oh, and to make the experience all the more authentic, the Great Pyramids are overlooked by various fast food restaurants.

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[Punchyleaf]

I actually believe ankha is based off of Nefertiti.

But of course I make this assumption solely on the fact that her husband was Akhenaten, which also can spell Ankha within it's letters, and Ankhas name in the Spanish version is "Neferti"

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But you could also say she's based off of cleopatra, who she resembles most since her name in two other language versions are "cleo" and "Patri"

 

[Leela]

I don't like the name Ankha that much (I do like her though!). Mainly because I have an English accent so to me it just sounds like 'anchor' haha.

 

[RisingSun]

Ok, so I actually googled the name Tutankhamun. It means "Living Image of Amun." His original name meant "Living image of Aten."

source: http://www.ancientegyptonline.co.uk/tutankhamun.html

 

[Jeff THE Best]

Haha... They should have called her Tutankha, instead...