SESH IS THE KHEMETIAN WORD FOR SCRIBE

Scribe Is A Well-Learned Person Who Copies Out Documents, Especially One Employed To Do This Before Printing Was Invented. The Ancient Writings/Drawings/Designs On The Walls Are Called, "Stela Or Stele". The English Word S E A R C H Means To Find Something By Looking Or Otherwise Seeking Carefully and Thoroughly. The English Word "Search" Was Derived From The Ancient Egyptian Word S E . S H. It Means Scribe. One Of The Most Important Professions In Ancient Egypt Was To Scribe. To Draw. To Paint. The Scribe Creates The Sentences In Mdw Ntr(Hieroglyph). For Example, The English Letters A B C D, Were Created By Scribes. The Earliest Form Of Writing Are Objects Representing A Word, Syllable, or Sound, As Found In Akagu-Nsibidi. The Ancient Writing System Of IGBO Compared To Mdw Ntr. In Igbo Language: SE Means To Draw and Design. ESHI Means Divine, Ancestor, And Light. The Divine Information On The Walls Of Ancient Khemet, Came From Their Ancestors KUSH . OKU-ESHI - Divine Light . AKWA-ESHI - Divine Seeds . SE-ESHI - Scribe . Exhibit The Information From The Divine Light. For You To Compute, You Have To Design The Code. For You To Build An App, You Have To First Design The Code. We Wouldn't Know Anything About This World, Without Art.