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Ham was one of Noah's three sons in the Bible's account of early humanity. He is significant in biblical narratives as an ancestor of various peoples and is associated with events described in the Book of Genesis.
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Cham (Hebreeuws: חָם) was volgens de Hebreeuwse Bijbel een van de zonen van Noach, en broer van Sem en Jafet (Genesis 10). Zijn zonen heetten Kus, Mitsrajim, Put en Kanaän, (volgens de volkerenlijst in Genesis is Mitsrajim de stamvader van het oude Egypte). De term "Hamitisch", die vroeger vaak werd gebruikt om de vijf niet-Semitische takken van de Afro-Aziatische talen aan te duiden, is afgeleid van de naam Cham.
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