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Single consonant hieroglyphs; part two

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Single consonant signs were often used as phonetic complements (extra glyphs to confirm the phonetic elements of a word which also has double or triple consonant signs within it). The Ancient Egyptians also used them to write foreign names. Learning these signs is the basis for any study of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs.

n	n (rare)
T(tj) or t	T(tj) or t	H (emphatic h)	k
g (rare)	g (rare)	g (rare)	s
g	g	t	d (rare)
j or y	w	h (kh or x)	m
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Single consonant hieroglyphs; part one

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r	n	a or ´	d
m	d	b	h (kh or x)
A (glottal stop)	m	m	m
w or u	f	D (j or dj)	j or i
y	q or k	n	S (sh)
S (sh)	h	s	p

Hieroglyphs pronunciation guide

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signs of hieroglyphs

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The hieroglyphs of Ancient Egypt are often listed in groups of associated glyphs. The following hieroglyphs have been grouped according to the system established by Sir Alan Gardiner. The following hieroglyphs are all hieroglyphs which do not fit easily into any other category.

Aa1 Phon h	Aa2 Phon; whA Det; wound, fat Abbr; reliefs, to calculate	Aa3 Det; unpleasant (of liquid)	Aa4 Phon; bA (rare) - also listed as sign W10b
Aa5 Phon; Hp (rare) Det and Log; hepet implement	Aa6 Phon Det; mat (tmA)" substitute for A13 (a bound man) or A14 (a man with a head wound) in hieratic dancer	Aa 7 Abbr; slay	Aa8 Phon; qn Det and Log; estate, manor
Aa9 Det; to be rich	Aa10 unconfirmed	Aa11 Phon; mAa Phon Det; mAa in "mAa-hrw"- "justified" Det; platform	Aa12 Phon; mAa Phon Det; mAa in "mAa-hrw"- "justified" Det; platform
Aa13 Phon; jm, gs, m Det and Log; side	Aa14 Phon; jm, gs, m Det and Log; side	Aa15 Phon; jm, gs, m Det and Log; side	Aa16 Phon; gs Log; side
Aa17 Phon; sA Log; back	Aa18 Phon; sA Log; back	Aa19 Phon; Hr (rare)	Aa 20 Phon; apr
Aa21 Det and Log; to divide Abbr; Set	Aa22 Det and Log; to divide Abbr; Set	Aa23 often used after U35	Aa24 often used after U35
Aa25 Log; clothing priest	Aa26 Phon; sbj	Aa27 Phon; nD	Aa28 Phon; qd
Aa29 Phon; qd	Aa30 Det and Log; kheker frieze	Aa31 Det and Log; kheker frieze	Aa32 often used after T32

Codes

Abb; the sign is an abbreviation of a word,
Det; the sign acts as a determinative (it has no phonetic value, but provids further information about the full word),
Log; the sign is a logogram (it represents an entire word or idea),
Phon; the sign has a phonetic value, and
Phon Det; the sign is a phonetic determinant (it acts as a determinative but also has a phonetic value).

Writing, games and music

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The hieroglyphs of ancient Egypt are often listed in groups of associated glyphs. The following hieroglyphs have been grouped according to the system established by Sir Alan Gardiner and are all depictions of items associated with writing, games and music.

Y1 Det and Log; book, write, writing, abstract ideas, to be large, to be new Abbr; sum	Y2 Det and Log; book, write, writing, abstract ideas, to be large, to be new Abbr; sum	Y2a Det; mortuary offering, food	Y3 Det; writing implements Abbr; to write, writing
Y4 Det; writing implements Abbr; to write, writing	Y5 Phon; mn	Y6 Det and Log; game piece Abbr; dancer	Y7 Det; harp
Y8 Phon; shm Det and Log; sistrum

Codes

strokes and geomertric figures

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Z1 Log; one, unit Det; signifies space, as a substitute for human glyphs for magical purposes, used to indicate that the previous sign is an ideogram (not for words ending "t" indicating that the word is feminine)	Z2 Det; plural	Z3 Det; plural	Z4 Phon; j, y (in plural endings) Det; dual, substitute for magically dangerous signs
Z5 Det; substitute for magically dangerous signs	Z6 substitute for A13 (a bound man) or A14 (a man with a head wound) in hieratic dancer	Z7 Phon; w Abbr for G43 (quail chick) in hieratic	Z8 Det; round
Z9 Det; to destroy, to break, to divide, to cross, to encounter	Z10 Det; to destroy, to break, to divide, to cross, to encounter	Z11 Phon; jmj

Codes

Bread and cakes

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X1 Phon; t Log; bread Abbr; "father"	X2 Det and Log; bread Abbr; Thoth, "father" in "jt-nTr"- "father of the god"	X2a Det; mortuary offering, food	X3 Det and Log; bread Abbr; Thoth, "father" in "jt-nTr"- "father of the god"
X4 Det; bread, food, food offering	X4a Det; bread, food, food offering	X5 Det; bread, food, food offering	X6 Det and Phon Det; "PAt"- "bread"
X7 Det; half loaf, food offerings, food	X7a Det; Det; to eat, food Abbr; eat	X8 Phon; d (rare) Abbr; give

Codes

Vessels

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W1 Phon; bAs Det; salve, oil, fat, devour, container	W2 Phon; bAs Det; container	W3 Phon; Hb (rare) Det; alabaster, feast Abbr; 'Hbt' in Hrj-Hbt (lector priest)	W4 Det and Log; feast
W5 Abbr; lector priest	W6 Det; kettle	W7 Phon; mAT, Ab Det; red granite, Elephantine	W8 Phon; mAT, Ab Det; red granite, Elephantine
W9 Phon; hnm Det; oil from Nekhem	W10 Phon; jab, ab, wsh, Hnt (rare) Det; cup	W10a Phon; bA (rare)	W10b Phon; bA (rare)
W11 Phon; g Det and Log; seat	W12 Phon; g Det and Log; seat	W13 Det and Log; "desheret" pot	W14 Phon; Hs Det and Log; Heset vase, Senbet vase
W15 Det and Log; water dispenser, cleanse, to be cool, libation	W16 Det and Log; to be cool, libation	W17 Phon; hnt Log; vases in a rack, first	W18 Phon; hnt Log; vases in a rack, first
W19 Phon; mj, mr Abbr; like	W20 Det; milk, milk jug	W21 Det; wine, wine jug	W22 Det and Log; beer, beer jug, tribute, sacrifice Abbr; attendant
W23 Det; container Abbr; attendant	W24 Phon; nw, jn Det; Nekhbet	W25 Abbr; fetch

Codes

Rope, fibre, baskets and bags

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V1 Phon Det; Sn Det; rope, to tie, Abbr; 100 "S(n)t"	V2 Phon; sTA Phon Det; As	V3 Phon Det; sTAw	V4 Phon; wA
V5 Det; plan	V6 Ss, Ssr sSr, g Det and Log; string, to pack, clothing soil	V7 Phon; Sn	V8 Phon; Sn
V9 Det; cartouche Log; eternity	V10 Det; cartouche, name, the kings name	V11 Det; to restrain, to split	V12 Phon; arq Det; untie, tie, papyrus roll, papyrus scroll
V13 Phon; T, t (in later texts)	V14 Phon; T, t (in later texts)	V15 Abbr; to grasp	V16 fetter
V17 Phon; sA Log; protection	V18 Phon; sA Log; protection	V19 Phon Det; TmA, tmA Det and Log; animal paddock, mat, sack	V20 Phon; mD Abbr; 10
V21 Phon; mD	V22 Phon; mH	V23 Phon; mH	V24 Phon; wD, wd
V25 Phon; wD, wd	V26 Phon Det; aD, ad, anD Det; shuttle	V27 Phon Det; aD, ad, anD Det; shuttle	V28 Phon; H
V29 Phon; sk, wAH	V30 Phon; nb Log; basket, lord	V31 Phon; k	V32 Phon; msn Det; to be harpooned, dues or duties
V33 Phon; sSr, g (rare), Ss Det and Log; linen, linen bag, to pack, to tie	V34 Phon; sSr, g (rare), Ss Det and Log; linen, linen bag, to pack, to tie	V35 Phon; sSr, g (rare), Ss Det and Log; linen, linen bag, to pack, to tie	V36 Phon; Hn Log; a container
V37 Phon; jdr Det; to bind or mix	V38 Det; bandage, mummy wrapping	V39 Phon; s Log; Tjet amulet

Codes

Agriculture, crafts and professions

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U1 Phon; mA Det and Log; to cut with a sickle, bend	U2 Phon; mA Det and Log; to cut with a sickle, bend	U3 Det; the stand of the balance	U4 Phon; mA´
U5 Phon; mA´	U6 Phon; mr Det; to till the soil	U7 Phon; mr Det and Log; to love, loosen the soil, till	U8 Phon; Hn Log; hoe
U9 Det; corn, emmer, to measure, a measure	U10 Det and Log; barley, emmer, cereal	U11 Abbr; Heqat measure	U12 Abbr; Heqat measure
U13 Phon; hb Det; to plough	T14 Phon; Sna	U15 Phon; tm	U16 Phon; bjA Det; sled
U17 Log; to found	U18 Log; to found	U19 Phon; nw	U20 Phon; nw
U21 Phon; stp	U22 Det; chisel, to chisel	U23 Phon; mr, Ab	U24 Log; craft
U25 Log; craft	U26 Log; open	U27 Log; open	U28 Phon; DA Log; fire drill Abbr; healthy
U29 Phon; DA Log; fire drill Abbr; healthy	U30 Phon tA; Log; potters kiln	U31 Phon Det; rtH, jtH, hnr, hnj Det and Log; baker	U32 Phon Det; smn Det; crush, salt heavy
U33 Phon; tj, t, T (the later usually after "H") Log; pestle, future	U34 Phon; anh Phon; hfs Log; to spin	U35 Phon; hfs Log; to spin	U36 Phon; Hm Log; launderer, majesty
U37 Det; to shave	U38 Det and Log; balance	U39 Phon Det; wTs, Ts Det; the stand of a set of scales	U40 Phon Det; wTs, Ts, rs Det; the stand of a set of scales
U41 Det; the plumb of a set of scales

Codes

warfare, hunting and butchery

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T1 Phon; mn, mnw (rare)	T2 Det; to strike dead	T3 Phon; HD Log; mace, white	T4 Phon; HD Log; mace
T5 Phon; HD	T6 Phon; HDD	T7 Det; axe, to carve wood Abbr; carpenter	T7a Det; axe
T8 Phon; tp	T8a Det; dagger	T9 Phon; pD, pd Det and Log; bow	T9a Phon; pD, pd Det and Log; bow
T10 Det; Bogen	T10a Det; Nubia, a mineral	T11 Phon; sSr sHr swn, sjn Det; arrow	T12 Phon rwD, rwd Det; to hold back metal
T13 Phon; rs Abbr; to be alert	T14 Det; throwstick, foreign people, Nubians Abbr; Libya, Nubians	T15 Det; throwstick, foreign people, Nubians Abbr; Libya, Nubians	T16 Det; Kopesch sword
T17 Det and Log; chariot	T18 Phon; Sms	T19 Phon; qs, qrs Det; bone, shaft, tube	T20 Phon; qs, qrs Det; bone, shaft, tube
T21 Det and Log; one	T22 Phon; sn Det and Log; two	T23 Phon; sn Det and Log; two	T24 Phon aH Det; to catch something in a net
T25 Phon; DbA Log; float	T26 Det and Log; bird trap	T27 Det and Log; bird trap	T28 Phon; hr Abbr; under
T29 Det; slaughterhouse	T30 Det; knife, to cut, to cut off, to sharpen, sharp Abbr; knife	T31 Phon sSm	T32 Phon sSm
T33 Phon sSm	T34 Phon; anh Phon; nm Det and Log; knife	T35 Phon; anh Phon; nm Det and Log; knife

Codes

Crowns, clothing and staves

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S1 Det and Log; the white crown of upper Egypt	S2 Det and Log; the white crown of upper Egypt	S3 Phon; n Det and Log; the red crown of lower Egypt	R4 Phon; n (rare) Det and Log; the red crown of lower Egypt
S5 Det and Log; double crown of upper and lower Egypt, Pshent crown	S6 Det and Log; Pshent crown, great crown	S7 Det and Log; the blue crown	S8 Det and Log; Atef crown
S9 Det and Log; double feathered crown	S10 Abbr; carpenter	S11 Phon; wsh Det and Log; collar	S12 Det and Log; gold, white gold, silver, precious metal
S13 Abbr; to gild	S14 Abbr; silver	S15 Det and Log; faience	S16 Det and Log; faience
S17 Det and Log; faience	S17a Phon; Ssm Det; Sesemtet	S18 Det and Log; Menat necklace	S19 Log; keeper of the seal
S20 Det and Log; seal, signet ring	S21 Det; ring	S22 Phon; hm Log; Phon; sT, st Det and Log; starboard	S23 Det and Log; bandage
S24 Phon; Ts Det; knot	S25 Det; apron	S26 Det; apron	S27 Det and Log; clothing
S28 Det; clothing	S29 Phon; s Abbr; health	S30 Phon; sf	S31 Phon; smA
S32 Phon; sjA Det; fringed cloth	S33 Det and Log; sandal	S34 Phon; anhLog; sandal strap Abbr; life	S35 Log and Det; shade, military standard
S36 Log and Det; shade, the god Hepui, military standard	S37 Log and Det; fan	S38 Phon HqA Log and Det; Heqat sceptre, ruler	S39 Phon; awt
S40 Phon; wAs, Dam Log and Det; was sceptre Abbr; luck	S41 Phon; Dam	S42 Phon abA, shm Log and Det; Oba sceptre, to control	S43 Phon; md(w) Log; walking stick
S44 Log and Det; Ames sceptre	S45 Log and Det; flail

Codes

Temple Furniture and Sacret Emblems

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R1 Det and Log; offering table	R2 Det and Log; offering table	R3 Det and Log; offering table	R4 Phon; Htp Log; altar, to be satisfied
R5 Phon; kAp kp Det and Log; burn incense	R6 Phon; kAp kp Det and Log; burn incense	R7 Det and Log; incense	R8 Phon Det; Ntr (god)
P9 Det and Log; natron	R10 Log; cemetery, necropolis	R11 Phon; Dd Log; Djed pillar	P12 Det; standard
R13 Log; west, right	R14 Log; (imnt) west, right	R15 Phon; Ab Log; east	R16 Det and Log; Ukh fetish symbol
R17 Det and Log; Thinite nome	R18 Det and Log; Thinite nome	R19 Log; Thebes	R20 Log; Sheshat
R21 Log; Sheshat	R22 Phon; hm Log; Min Abbr; Letopolis Ausim	R23 Phon; hm Log; Min Abbr; Letopolis Ausim	R24 Det and Log; Neith
R25 Det and Log; Neith

Codes

Domestic and Funerary Furniture

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Q1 Phon; st, Htm, As in "Ast" (Isis), ws in "Wsir" (Osiris) Log; seat, place, Isis	Q2 Phon; ws in "wsir" (Osiris) Log; seat	Q3 Phon; p Log; stand	Q4 Det; headrest
Q5 Det; chest, box	Q6 Det and Log; coffin, to bury	Q7 Det; fire, heat, to cook, to be hot Abbr; temperature

Codes

Ships and parts of ships

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P1 Det; ship, sail, to sail	P1a Det; capsize	P2 Det; sail upstream	P3 Det and Log; Neshemet barque, holy barque, to cross, to sail in a holy barque
P4 Abbr; fisherman	P5 Det and Log; sail, sailor , north, north wind	P6 Log; building, temple, enclosure, foundation	P7 Log; building, temple, enclosure, foundation
P8 Phon; hrw Phon Det; hrw in "justified" Det and Log; voice, oar	P9 Abbr; hrwj.fj "he said" at the end of a quote	P10 Det; rudder	P11 Det; mooring post

Codes

Buildings and Parts of Buildings

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O1 Phon; pr Det and Log; house, sanctuary, building, place, location, horizon	O2 Abbr; treasury	O3 Abbr; mortuary offering	O4 Phon; h Log; manor
O5 Phon Det; mr, mn Det; street	O6 Log; building, temple, enclosure, foundation	O7 Log; building, temple, enclosure, foundation	O8 Abbr; large building
O9 Abbr; Nepthys	O10 Abbr; Hathor	O11 Log; palace	O12 Log; palace
O13 Det; gateway	O14 Det; gateway	O15 Log; wide hall	O16 Phon Det; tA Det and Log; curtain eternity
O17 Phon Det; tA Det and Log; curtain eternity	O18 Det and Log; chapel	O19 Det; sanctuary of upper (southern) Egypt, row of chapels	O20 Det; sanctuary of lower (northern) Egypt, row of chapels, sanctuary
O21 Det and Log; chamber of the god	O22 Phon; HAb Phon Det; HAb Det and Log; pavillion	O23 Det and Log; heb sed festival	O24 Det; pyramid, Memphis
O24 Det and Log; obelisk	O26 Det and Log; stele	O27 Phon Det; ha Det; office, hypostyle hall	O28 Phon; h Phon; jwn Log; pillar, Helipoplis
O29 Phon ´A Log; column, great	O30 Det and Log; support	O31 Phon; ´A Det and Log; door, to open	O32 Det; gate, gateway, door Abbr; Tor
O33 Det; serekh (palace facade, used with the Pharaoh's Horus name)	O34 Phon; s Log; man, bolt	O35 Phon Det; s	O36 Det and Log; wall, enclosure
O37 Det; demolish, cast down, to be crooked	O38 Det; corner, gateway	O39 Det; stone	O40 Det; stairs
O41 Det; stairs, climb	O42 Log; sSp, Ssp	O43 Log; sSp, Ssp	O44 Det and Log; profession Log; office
O45 Det and Log; harem	O46 Det and Log; harem	O47 Log; Hierakonpolis	O48 Log; Hierakonpolis
O49 Det and Log; town, village, settlement, Egypt, Thebes	O50 Phon; sp Det; threshing floor	O51 Det and Log; barn

Codes

Sky, earth and water

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N1 Phon; Hr(j) or hrw (rare) Det and Log; heaven, Nut	N2 Det and Log; night, darkness	N3 Det and Log; night, darkness	N4 Det and Log; dew, rain, rainstorm
N5 Det and Log; sun, time, day, hour, to rise	N6 Det and Log; sun	N7 Abbr; the course of a day	N8 Det and Log; sunshine, to shine Abbr; "the people of the sun"
N9 Phon; psD Log; feast of the new moon	N10 Phon; psD Log; feast of the new moon	N11 Phon Det; aH Log; moon Abbr and Det; month, palm width	N11a Det; month
N12 Det; moon	N13 Log; feast of the half moon	N14 Phon; sbA, dwA Log; star, Sothis, Sirius, constellation	N15 Log; afterworld
N16 Phon; tA Det and Log; land, earth, eternity	N17 Phon; tA Det and Log; land, earth, eternity	N18 Det and Log; island, horizon, desert	N19 Abbr; Harakhte
N20 Phon wDb Det; sandbank	N21 Det; land, shore	N22 Det; sandbag, land, field	N23 Det; land, irrigated land
N24 Det and Log; garden nome, nome of Thinis	N25 Det and Log; foreign land, desert, desert land, land of Retjen"	N26 Phon; Dw Log; mountain	N27 Log; horizon
N28 Phon; ha Log; crown, hill of the sunrise	N29 Phon; q Det and Log; hill	N30 Det and Log; hill of earth	N31 Det and Log; path, to climb up, position, here, army Abbr; Horus Phon Det; Hr, wA
N32 Phon Det; sjn	N33 Det; sand, grain of metal, mineral, gold, medicine, black eye paint, a small sphere, something dangerous, enemy	N33a Det; mineral (plural)	N34 Det and Log; copper, bronze, an item made of copper or bronze, a metal mirror
N35 Phon; n	N35a Phon; nw Det and Log; water, wave, to drink, to wash	N36 Phon; mr, mj Phon Det; mr Det and Log; canal, to love, Nile, river, lake	N37 Phon; S Log; pool
N38 Phon; S Log; pool	N39 Phon; S Log; pool	N40 Abbr; go	N41 Phon; Hm Phon Det; bjA well, marsh, pool, cow, vagina
N42 Phon; Hm Phon Det; bjA well, marsh, pool, cow, vagina

Codes

Plants and trees

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M1 Phon jAm (also, less often, jmA and jm) Det; tree, sycamore	M2 Phon Det; js, j Phon; Hn Det; flower, plant	M3 Phon ht Det and Log; wood	M4 Phon Det; rnp Log; year
M5 Phon Det; tr, tj, rj Log; a certain time	M6 Phon Det; tr, tj, rj Log; a certain time	M7 Phon Det; rnp, only in "to be young" (rnpj) Log; to be young	M8 Phon SA Log; akhet (season)
M9 Phon; nfr (rare) Det and Log; lotus	M10 Det; lotus bud	M11 Det and Log; to sacrifice	M12 Phon; hA Abbr; 1,000
M13 Phon; wAD, wD Log; papyrus	M14 Phon; wAD, wD	M15 Det and Log; lower Egypt, papyrus swamp	M16 Phon; HA Det and Log; lower Egypt
M17 Phon; i Log; sedge, reed, I	M17a Phon; y	M18 Log; come	M19 Det and Log; sacrifice
M20 Phon; sm Log; land, meadow	M21 Phon; sm Log; weed, plant	M22 Phon; nhb	M22a Phon; nn
M23 Phon; sw Log; su rush, king	M24 Phon; rs(w) but only in words denoting "south"	M25 Phon; rs(w) but only in words denoting "south"	M26 Phon; Sma
M27 Phon; Sma Log; upper Egypt	M28 Abbr; upper Egypt	M29 Phon; nDm	M30 Det and Log; sweet
M31 Det; to grow	M32 Det; to grow	M33 Det and Log; corn, barley, grain	M34 Det and Log; emmer
M35 Det; heap, pile	M36 Phon; Dr	M37 Phon; Dr	M38 Det; flax, to tie together
M39 Det; an offering (of fruit, vegetables or plants)	M40 Phon; js Log; reed	M41 Det; juniper, imported wood	M42 Phon; wn Abbr; eat
M42a Phon; wng	M43 Det; wine, fig, fruit	M44 Det; thorn, pointed, acute

Codes

Invertebrata and Lesser Animals

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L1 Phon;hpr Log; scarab, manifestation, to become	L2 Phon; bity or bjt, but only in the royal title "King of upper and lower Egypt" (Nesu-bity) Log; bee	L3 Det; fly	L4 Det; locust
L5 Det; millipede	L6 Phon; hA	L7 Det; Selkit

Codes

Fishes and Parts of Fishes

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K1 Phon; jn Det; tilapia	K2 Phon Det; bw	K3 Phon; aD, but only in the title "land supervisor" (ad-mr)	K4 Phon; ha Log; elephant snouted fish
K5 Phon; bs Det; fish	K6 Det and Log; fish scale	K7 Det; troublesome

Codes

Amphibious animals and reptiles

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i1 Phon; aSA Det; lizard	i2 Det & Log; tortoise	i3 Det & Log; crocodile, to be aggressive, to be greedy, sovereign	i4 Det & Log; Sobek
i5 Det; to collect	i5a Det & Log; Sobek	i6 Phon; km	i7 Det; frog, Heqat Abbr; repeating life (wHm-anh)
i8 Abbr 100,000 (Hfn)	i9 Phon; f Det & Log, he, his , father	i10 Phon; D Log; cobra	i11 Phon; DD
i12 Det; cobra, Ureas, Neseret	i13 Det; Buto (wADyt)	i14 Det; snake, worm	i15 Det; snake, worm

Codes

Parts of Birds

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H1 Phon; A Log; vulture	H2 Phon Det; mAa, wSm, pq, pAq	H3 Phon Det; pAq	H4 Phon Det; pAq
H5 Det; wing, to fly	H6 Phon; Shw (Shu) Log; feather, Ma´at	H6a Phon; Shw (Shu) Log; feather, Ma´at	H7 Phon; sA (only in "land")
H8 Det and Log; son, humanity, egg

Codes

Birds

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G1 Phon; A Log; vulture	G2 Phon; AA	G3 Phon; mA	G4 Phon; tw, tjw
G5 Log; Horus	G6 Det; flail	G7 Det and Log; royal "I" or "we", Horus, Amun, king	G7a Log; Nemti
G7b Log; Nemti	G8 Log; Horus	G9 Log; Rr-Herakte	G10 Det; Sokar, Henu barge of Sokar
G11 Det; Akhom, image of a deity, breast	G12 Det; Akhom, image of a deity, breast	G13 Det; Horus of Herakliopolis, Sopdu	G14 Abbr; new year
G15 Log; Mut	G16 Log; Nebty (the two ladies)	G17 Phon; m	G18 Phon; mm
G19 Phon; mj	G20 Phon; mj	G21 Phon; nH Log; guineafowl	G22 Phon; Db
G23 Phon Det; subjects rhyt	G24 Phon Det; subjects rhyt	G25 Phon; Ah Log; Ah (spirit)	G26 Det; ibis, Thoth
G26a Det; ibis, Thoth	G27 Phon; dSr Det; flamingo	G28 Phon; gm	G29 Phon; bA Log; Ba bird
G30 Log; power	G31 Det; phoenix, Benu, heron	G32 Det and Log; to be inundated	G33 Phon Det; sdA Log; Seda bird
G34 Det; ostrich	G35 Phon; aq	G36 Phon; wr Det; swallow	G37 Det; small, bad, evil, weak
G38 Phon; gb (only in the name of Geb) Det; bird, insect, goose	G39 Phon; sA Det and Log; son, duck	G40 Phon; pA Det and Log; the, to fly (rare)	G41 Phon Det; hn, amyt, sHw, Tn, tn, qma Det; fly, bird, land
G42 Det and Log; fatten, food	G43 Phon; w	G44 Phon; ww	G45 Phon; wa
G46 Phon; mAu	G46 Phon; Ta Log; chick	G47 Det; nest	G49 Det; nest
G50 Log; launderer	G51 Det; catch fish	G52 Det; to feed.	G53 Log; Ba (soul)
G54 Phon; snD Det; to wring a bird's neck

Codes

Parts of Mammals

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F1 Abbr; cow	F2 Det; anger	F3 Phon Det; At	F4 Phon Det; Hat Log; front part, top
F5 Phon Det; ssA or sSA	F6 Phon Det; ssA or sSA	F7 Det; dignity	F8 Det; dignity
F9 Phon Det; At	F9a Det and Log; strength	F10 Det; to swallow, throat, town of Hais	F11 Det; to swallow, throat, town of Hais
F12 Phon; wsr Log; nape	F13 Phon; wp jp (only in "jpwt" - messenger and "jpt" - mission) Log; horns, top of the head	F14 Abbr; new year	F15 Abbr; new year
F16 Phon Det; ab Det and Log; horn	F17 Det and Log; cleansing	F18 Phon Det; bH, Hw, bjA, bj (in "bjt" character) Det and Log; tooth, to bite	F19 Det; jaw
F20 Phon; ns Det and Log; tongue, chief, head, to taste	F21 Phon Det; sdm, sDm, jdn Det and Log; ear, leaf, hear	F22 Phon Det; kfa Phon; pH Det and Log; hindparts, bottom of a container	F23 Det and Log; foreleg, leg, the Great Dipper
F24 Det and Log; foreleg, leg, the Great Dipper	F25 Phon; wHm Log; Huf	F26 Phon; hn Log; animal skin	F27 Det; leather, skin, mouse, mammals
F28 Phon; Ab Log; dappled, motley	F29 Phon; st Log; to shoot through	F30 Phon; sd	F31 Phon; ms Log; apron of skin
F32 Phon; x Log; body, belly	F33 Det; tail	F34 Det and Log; heart	F35 Phon; nfr log; to be beautiful
F36 Phon; smA Log; lung	F37 Phon Det; sm Det and Log; back	F38 Det; back	F39 Phon; jmah Det and Log; venerable, to approach, spine, back
F40 Phon; Aw	F41 Det; back, slaughter	F42 Phon; spr Log; rib	F43 Det; ribs, meat
F44 Phon; jsw, jwa Det; leg bone with meat, thigh	F45 Log; vulva, cow	F46 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera	F47 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera
F48 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera	F49 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera	F50 Abbr; to copy	F51 Phon; as (in Aset- Isis or Asir - Osiris) ws (in Wsir - Osiris) Det; flesh, limb, neck
F52 Det; excrement

Codes

Mammals

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The hieroglyphs of ancient Egypt are often listed in groups of associated glyphs. The following hieroglyphs have been grouped according to the system established by Sir Alan Gardiner. The following hieroglyphs are all depictions of mammals.

E1 Det and Log; cow, cattle, herd	E2 Det and Log; strong bull, fighting bull	E3 Det; calf, short-horned cow	E4 Det and Log; Hesat Cow (holy)
E5 Det; only in "to show interest for"	E6 Det and Log; horse, stallion	E7 Det; donkey	E8 Det; kid, herd Phon; jb Phon; Det; jb
E8a Det; kid, herd Phon; jb Phon; Det; jb	E9 Phon; jw	E10 Det; ram, sheep, Khnum	E11 Det; ram, sheep, Khnum
E12 Det; pig	E13 Det; cat	E14 Det; dog, Slougi (type of dog)	E15 Det and Log; Anubis, privy councillor (rare)
E16 Det and Log; Anubis, privy councillor (rare)	E17 Det and Log; jackal, dignitary	E18 Det; Upaut	E19 Det; Upaut
E20 Det and Log; Seth, chaos, disorder	E21 Det and Log; storm, chaos	E22 Det and Log; lion	E23 Log; lion Phon; rw and l (the later in the Ptolemaic period)
E24 Det; panther, leopard	E25 Det; hippo	E26 Det; elephant	E27 Det; giraffe, prophesy
E28 Det; antelope	E29 Det; gazelle	E30 Det; ibex	E31 Det and Log; dignity
E32 Det: baboon, monkey, angry	E33 Det; vervet monkey	E34 Phon; wn