I was thinking of making this a video but I had a bit of difficulty on deciding how to approach this.
When translating the Tablet of Ahkmenrah I noticed something and passed it off as coincidence until I realized I may have made a mistake.
Because of a silent, added 'h'.
If I removed any added 'h' in his name it would be Ka Mun Ra. The added letters just make the name easier to understand for speakers of a more modern language.
I think when creating the back of the center tile which I believe depicts a section of a tale told by a ghost (𓂓 Ka) of a man from Setna I they realized an opportunity.
The tile below when turned contains the hieroglyphs for the god Amun re (ra) but is spelled phonetically instead of using the correct hieroglyphs.
I might be wrong and it may be a coincidence but I don't think it is a coincidence.
I think it was purposely designed so if either tile was flipped so the hieroglyphs on the separate tiles aligned is would secretly form the name Kahmunrah.
If I'm right it doesn't mean that previous theories are completely wrong but maybe off the mark. And I still believe the determinative is female but whether it applies to Amun Re or Kahmunrah is hard to say.
