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šitas man šķiet ir drusku tā kā perebors.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11661057/British-Museum-bans-word-MUMMY-respect-3-000-year-old-dead.html?fbclid=IwAR06975GsrFz4-F9jQaavhjlIwf8elhr5blJFcxgOSSvNaBizEresFuSgM0

https://quillette.com/2023/02/16/a-mummy-by-any-other-name/?fbclid=IwAR2TaU877os8Q5hF_Qdeedcy3q7G-BKz8wcf5iU4rPgWErRlZt0Li1wn26w

Labi ja pilnīgi teorētiski kādi romi, ebreji vai melnādainie var būt ar iebildumiem pret zināmo č, ž un n vārdu lietošanu attiecībā uz sevi, tad emmm senie ēģiptieši tā kā kādu laiku vairs apkārt nestaigā?

Labi OK, vņi paši ( British Museum) saka:

"A British Museum spokesman said: ‘The Museum hasn’t banned the use
of the term 'mummy' and it is still in use across our galleries.

'Our recent displays use the term 'mummified remains of…' and include
the name (when known) of the person who has been mummified. Displays and
exhibitions created by the Museum have emphasized that mummified remains
are of people who once lived."

bet arī tas šķiet lietu sarežģīšana, nu mummy tak ir mummified remains.