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Negro means "black". The translation is just that: it's not a transliteration. Do you know the difference? "Ship" is not an Egyptian word either, but you had no problem with it.-Todd
Now you have to revert to name calling. Typical. Look Todd, ship is a noun and it always will be a noun. However, negro was an adjective and your people made it into a noun to refer to specifically colonized Africans and this happened in the 15th century CE. Again, I think the proper translation without "racist" overtones would be Nubian. I really think you should take a look at the portraits of the Kemetics. I will take this opportunity to call you a name, racist.
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