HİYEROGLİF LİSTESİ

List of hieroglyphs[edit]

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Hieroglyph	Gardiner Unicode	Description	Transliteration	Phonetic	Notes
​	A		Man and his occupations
𓀀	A1 U+13000	seated man	I (masculine) (pꜥw) male, man, typical masculine role, son, courtier (masculine)		Commonly placed behind a name to indicate masculine sex of named person
𓀁	A2 U+13001	man with hand to mouth	eat (wnm) drink (swr) speak, think, feel, tell (sḏd) refrain from speech (gr) advise/counsel (kꜣj) love (mrj)		Activities involving the mouth, head, or ideas
𓀂	A3 U+13002	man sitting on heel	sit (ḥmsi)
𓀃	A4 U+13003	seated man with hands raised	offer, beseech (dwꜣ) to shield oneself (jmn)
𓀄	A5 U+13004	crouching man hiding behind wall	hide (jmn)		Determinative for jmn, to hide, to conceal, secret, mysterious; also hidden person or thing, concealed, secret, mysterious (verb, noun, adjective)
𓀅	A5A U+13005	seated man hiding behind wall
𓀆	A6 U+13006	seated man under vase from which water flows	to be clean		Possibly refers to all aspects of 'clean' dependent on context, i.e. 'cleanliness', 'to cleanse', 'purify', etc.
𓀇	A6A U+13007	seated man reaching for libation stone, under vase from which water flows
𓀈	A6B U+13008	seated man reaching down, under vase from which water flows
𓀉	A7 U+13009	fatigued man	to be tired or weak (wrḏ)
𓀊	A8 U+1300A	man performing hnw-rite	rejoice, celebrate, to be jubilant (hnw)		Possibly also 'joyful', 'celebratory', etc.
𓀋	A9 U+1300B	man steadying basket on head	work, toil (kꜣt) load (verb or noun), burden(ꜣdp) carry or haul (fꜣj)	1a. ꜣtp, ꜣṯp 1b. -fꜣ, fꜣj 2. -kꜣt	1a. to load, to be laden, master of the load; equals Coptic language, ⲱⲧⲡ; (minor use for ꜣtp, ꜣṯp); 1b. to carry, to bear; additional constructs for carrier, bearer, supporter, (and types thereof); for fꜣ dnj, the "bearer-of-the-basket", see: Greek Kanephoros; 2. for kꜣt, kꜣwtj
𓀌	A10 U+1300C	seated man holding oar	to saw (sqdw)
𓀍	A11 U+1300D	seated man holding scepter of authority and shepherd's crook	friend (ḫnms)
𓀎	A12 U+1300E	soldier with bow and quiver	soldier, company/unit of soldiers (mnfyt), army/expedition (mšꜥ)
𓀏	A13 U+1300F	man with arms tied behind his back	enemy (ḫfty) rebel (sbj)		Possibly also 'criminal', 'traitor', 'prisoner'
𓀐	A14 U+13010	falling man with blood streaming from his head	die (mwt) enemy (ḫfty)		The wound is either self-inflicted or from a weapon strike. The A14 figure could be a youth or child, being depicted without clothing, while A14A would be an adult.
𓀑	A14A U+13011	man whose head is hit with an axe
𓀒	A15 U+13012	man falling	trap (ḫr)	ḫr (ḫ + r) biliteral ḫ voiceless velar fricative [x] in Old Egyptianuniliteral signstransliteration
𓀓	A16 U+13013	man bowing down	to bend or bow oneself (ksj)	ks (and ks, ksj)	A. Determinative for ks, ksj, & ks, to bow, to do homage, to submit; B. same for ḫꜣb, (and thematic words of ḫꜣ-ꜣ-b, star & luminary, hippopotamus, lamp & light, etc.)
𓀔	A17 U+13014	child sitting with hand to mouth	young, child (šrj) orphan (nmḥ)	nnj, triliteral	A17, depicted with bare head, indicates the figure as a 'lower' class than A17A
𓀕	A17A U+13015	child sitting with arms hanging down	Noble/Aristocratic Supplement for A3 and A17sitting, sitting youth		The head of A17A indicates the class of the figure to be of a 'higher' class than A17
𓀖	A18 U+13016	child wearing red crown	Child King
𓀗	A19 U+13017	bent man leaning on staff	old, to be fragile (jꜥw) elder (smsw) bigger (wr) to lean (rhn) to hit (ḥwj)	jk biliteral	Perhaps also wise and sage
𓀘	A20 U+13018	man leaning on forked staff	elder (smsw)
𓀙	A21 U+13019	man holding staff with handkerchief	Civil Servant (sr) Courtier (smr) High Official strike (ḥwj)
𓀚	A22 U+1301A	statue of man with staff and scepter of authority	statue (ḥnṯ), (twt)
𓀛	A23 U+1301B	king with staff and mace with round head	monarch, lord, ruler(jty)
𓀜	A24 U+1301C	man striking with both hands	to hit or strike (ḥwj) power, strength teach lesson or instruct(sbꜣ) call (njs) be happy (ḥꜥj)
𓀝	A25 U+1301D	man striking, with left arm hanging behind back	to hit or strike (ḥwj) possibly 'attack'		Most likely synonymous with A24
𓀞	A26 U+1301E	man with one arm pointing forward	servant, to call
𓀟	A27 U+1301F	hastening man		ḏn (ḏ + n) biliteral	Original Wiki English translation: sound sign for, only in "through" (jn) Possibly this means to transition
𓀠	A28 U+13020	man with hands raised on either side	to be happy or in high spirits (qꜣj) mourn (ḥꜣj)		to be high, to exalt
𓀡	A29 U+13021	man upside down	headlong or head over heels (sḫd)
𓀢	A30 U+13022	man with hands raised in front	offer, praise, laud, respect, entreat, beseech
𓀣	A31 U+13023	man with hands raised behind him	to turn away		The connotation is unclear
𓀤	A32 U+13024	man dancing with arms to the back	dance (ḫbj) cheer, rejoice (hy-hnw) be happy		Ideogram or det. for ḫbj, to dance; also det. for jb, jbw; jbꜣw, jbꜣ, for dance, dancer, etc.
𓀥	A32A U+13025	man dancing with arms to the front
𓀦	A33 U+13026	man with stick and bundle on shoulder	to herd, (mnjw) journey, tramp (ḫwsj) shepherd (mnjw) wander, hike, traveler, (ḫwsj) construction, (qb)
𓀧	A34 U+13027	man pounding in a mortar	to stomp		Man grinding (etc.); to grind in a mortar, to build, to construct, etc.
𓀨	A35 U+13028	man building wall	to build (qd)		Man constructing: a "Mason"; Ideogramor det. for qd, "to construct"; (see Wall, (Collapsing)-Wall)
𓀩	A36 U+13029	man kneading into vessel	brewer (ꜥftj)
𓀪	A37 U+1302A	man in vessel	brewer (ꜥftj)
𓀫	A38 U+1302B	man holding necks of two emblematic animals with panther heads	Cusae (qjs)
𓀬	A39 U+1302C	man on two giraffes	Cusae (qjs)
𓀭	A40 U+1302D	seated god	Ptah Month (mnṯw) divine/heavenly I (j),(jnk) me, myself (wj) God
𓀮	A40A U+1302E	seated god with sceptre
𓀯	A41 U+1302F	king with uraeus	king (nsw) majesty (ḥm) (royal) I (j) (jnk) me, myself (wj)
𓀰	A42 U+13030	king with uraeus and flagellum	king (nsw) majesty (ḥm)(royal) I (j) (jnk) me, myself (wj)
𓀱	A42A U+13031	king with uraeus and flagellum
𓀲	A43 U+13032	king wearing white crown	King of Upper Egypt (nsw) Osiris (wsjr)
𓀳	A43A U+13033	king wearing white crown with sceptre
𓀴	A44 U+13034	king wearing white crown with flagellum	King of Upper Egypt (nsw) Osiris (wsjr)
𓀵	A45 U+13035	king wearing red crown	King of Lower Egypt (bjtj)
𓀶	A45A U+13036	king wearing red crown with sceptre
𓀷	A46 U+13037	king wearing red crown with flagellum	King of Lower Egypt (bjtj)
𓀸	A47 U+13038	shepherd seated and wrapped in mantle, holding stick	shepherd (mnjw) guard (sꜣw)
𓀹	A48 U+13039	beardless man seated and holding knife	belonging to (jrj)
𓀺	A49 U+1303A	seated Syrian holding stick	foreigner, Asian (ꜥꜣmw)
𓀻	A50 U+1303B	noble on chair	courtier (smr) entrepreneur as in 'one or distinguished one who undertakes a task or distinguished task' I (j) (jnk) me, myself (wj)
𓀼	A51 U+1303C	noble on chair with flagellum	to be of noble blood (špsj) entrepreneur of noble blood as in 'one or distinguished one who undertakes a task or distinguished task', undertake a task (špsj) one who does things
𓀽	A52 U+1303D	noble squatting with flagellum	to be of noble blood (špsj) entrepreneur of noble blood[3] as in 'one or distinguished one who undertakes a task or distinguished task' (špsj)
𓀾	A53 U+1303E	standing mummy	twt		Form, likeness, image, (double) Tutankhamun: Form-Living-(of)-Amun
𓀿	A54 U+1303F	lying mummy	death (mnj) dead
𓁀	A55 U+13040	mummy on bed	lie down(sḏr) spend the night/overnight, corpse display (ḥꜣt)		Overnight meaning an overnight stay in any location, i.e. 'spend the night at home', 'spent the night in a hotel', 'slept over at (random person's name)'s house', etc.
𓁁	A56 U+13041	seated man holding stick
𓁂	A57 U+13042	man holding loaf on mat
𓁃	A58 U+13043	man applying hoe to ground
𓁄	A59 U+13044	man threatening with stick	to take away/withhold
𓁅	A60 U+13045	man sowing seeds
𓁆	A61 U+13046	man looking over his shoulder
𓁇	A62 U+13047	Asiatic
𓁈	A63 U+13048	king on throne holding staff
𓁉	A64 U+13049	man sitting on heels holding forward cup
𓁊	A65 U+1304A	man wearing tunic with fringes and holding mace
𓁋	A66 U+1304B	man holding sistrum
𓁌	A67 U+1304C	dwarf
𓁍	A68 U+1304D	man holding up knife
𓁎	A69 U+1304E	seated man with raised right arm and left arm hanging down
𓁏	A70 U+1304F	seated man with raised arms			Resembles D28 two arms upraised, the Ka arms
​	B		Woman and her occupations
𓁐	B1 U+13050	seated woman	woman in feminine role(st) Goddess (nṯrt) daughter (sꜣt) widow (hꜣrt) singer (šmꜥyt) (feminine) I (j)		Commonly placed behind a name to indicate feminine sex of named person
𓁑	B2 U+13051	pregnant woman	to be pregnant (bkꜣ) conceive (jwr)
𓁒	B3 U+13052	woman giving birth	to give birth (msj)
𓁓	B4 U+13053	combination of woman giving birth and three skins tied together	to give birth (msj)
𓁔	B5 U+13054	woman suckling child	to nurse, to nurture, to care for (rnn) wet nurse (noun def. 1)(mnꜥt)
𓁕	B5A U+13055	woman suckling child (simplified)
𓁖	B6 U+13056	woman on chair with child on lap	to rear
𓁗	B7 U+13057	queen wearing diadem and holding flower
𓁘	B8 U+13058	woman holding lotus flower
𓁙	B9 U+13059	woman holding sistrum
​	C		Anthropomorphic deities
𓁚	C1 U+1305A	god with sun-disk and uraeus	Re, sun god	rꜣ
𓁛	C2 U+1305B	god with falcon head and sun-disk holding ankh	Re, sun god		Variant of C1 god with sun-disk and uraeus
𓁜	C2A U+1305C	god with falcon head and sun-disk
𓁝	C2B U+1305D	C2A reversed
𓁞	C2C U+1305E	C2 reversed
𓁟	C3 U+1305F	god with ibishead	God Thoth (ḏḥwty)
𓁠	C4 U+13060	god with ram head	God Chnum (ẖnmw)		Det. or Ideo. ẖnmw "Khnum"
𓁡	C5 U+13061	god with ram head holding ankh	God Chnum (ẖnmw)		Variant of C4 god with ram head
𓁢	C6 U+13062	god with jackalhead	God Anubis (jnpw) God Upuaut (wp-wꜣwt)
𓁣	C7 U+13063	god with Seth-animal head	God Seth
𓁤	C8 U+13064	ithyphallic god with two plumes, uplifted arm and flagellum	God Min (mnw)
𓁥	C9 U+13065	goddess with horned sun-disk	Goddess Hathor (ḥwt)
𓁦	C10 U+13066	goddess with feather	Goddess Maat (mꜣꜥt)		Goddess Maat
𓁧	C10A U+13067	goddess with feather holding ankh
𓁨	C11 U+13068	god with arms supporting the sky and palm branch on head	many, million, God Hah (ḥḥ)		Million, many Heh (god)
𓁩	C12 U+13069	god with two plumes and scepter	God Amun (jmn)		See Amun
𓁪	C13 U+1306A	C12 reversed
𓁫	C14 U+1306B	god with two plumes and scimitar
𓁬	C15 U+1306C	C14 reversed
𓁭	C16 U+1306D	god wearing red crown with ankh
𓁮	C17 U+1306E	god with falcon head and two plumes	God Menthu (mntjw)		Det. and Ideo Mntw "Montu."
𓁯	C18 U+1306F	squatting god	God Tatenen (tꜣ-ṯnn)		Det. and Ideo. tꜣ-ṯnnii "Tatjenen."
𓁰	C19 U+13070	mummy-shaped god	God Ptah (ptḥ)		Det. and Ideo. Ptḥ "Ptah."
𓁱	C20 U+13071	mummy-shaped god in shrine	God Ptah (ptḥ);		Variant of C19 mummy-shaped god
𓁲	C21 U+13072	Bes
𓁳	C22 U+13073	god with falcon head and moon
𓁴	C23 U+13074	goddess with feline head and sun with uraeus
𓁵	C24 U+13075	god wearing red crown with scepter
​	D		Parts of the human body
𓁶	D1 U+13076	head	head (tp) (ḏꜣḏꜣ) back of head (hꜣ) behind (hꜣ) neglect, to leave behind(mkḥꜣ) forehead (dhnt) appoint (dhn)		1. Ideogram for tp, "head"; other uses related to actions of the head; (example "the tp of the rebels", 'the "chief" of the rebels') 2. also for tp, see archaic dagger 3. (Narmer Palette shows 10 enemy heads-(decapitated))  Likely ancestral to Proto-Sinaitic Reshand its descendants
𓁷	D2 U+13077	face	face on, around, over, for	ḥr	1. Bil. hr-(ḥr) 2. Ideogram for 'face' 3. A major preposition for "on, upon", etc.; additional preposition constructs; 4. (see also: Nose, sometimes used for the face)
𓁸	D3 U+13078	hair	hair (šnj) skin (jnm) color (jwn) nature, mourn (jꜣkb) empty, barely, loss of hair(wš)
𓁹	D4 U+13079	eye	eye (jrt) make (mꜣ) see (mꜣꜣ) watch, to be watchful, to be awake (rs) to be blind (šp)	ḏr (ḏ+r) biliteral (mꜣ) (m + ꜣ) the biliteral in "lion" (mꜣj)	Osiris  Likely ancestral to Proto-Sinaitic Ayinand its descendants
𓁺	D5 U+1307A	eye touched up with paint	eye (jrt) view (dgi) to be blind (šp)
𓁻	D6 U+1307B	eye with painted upper lid	eye (jrt) view (dgi) to be blind (šp)
𓁼	D7 U+1307C	eye with painted lower lid	eye make-up / eye paint(msdmt) decorate, adorn, to be beautiful (ꜥn) view (prt) see (mꜣꜣ) (seldom, rarely used)
𓁽	D8 U+1307D	eye enclosed in sandy tract	in
𓁾	D8A U+1307E	eye with painted lower lid enclosed in sandy tract
𓁿	D9 U+1307F	eye with flowing tears
𓂀	D10 U+13080	Eye of Horus	udjat-eye (wḏꜣt)		Eye of Horus
𓂁	D11 U+13081	left part of the eye of Horus	abbreviation for Heqat-measure grain
𓂂	D12 U+13082	pupil			Determinative for pupil (ḏfḏ) abbreviation for Heqat-measure grain
𓂃	D13 U+13083	eyebrow	abbreviation for 1/8 Heqat-measure grain	smd	Abbreviation for 1/8 Heqat-measure grain; in 2-fold execution (Determinative):, eyebrow (jnḥ) (two brows above one another)
𓂄	D14 U+13084	right part of eye of Horus	abbreviation for 1/16 Heqat-measure grain
𓂅	D15 U+13085	diagonal marking of eye of Horus	abbreviation for 1/32 Heqat-measure grain
𓂆	D16 U+13086	vertical marking of eye of Horus	abbreviation for 1/64 Heqat-measure grain
𓂇	D17 U+13087	diagonal and vertical markings of eye of Horus	determinative Smell (sn) Ideogram for ear (msḏr)
𓂈	D18 U+13088	ear	to listen (sḏm)		Sound sign for ḫnt Determinative and Ideogram for nose (fnḏ), be happy (ršw), be (sfn) face, front (ḫnt), mild, itself wiedersetzten (btjn), disobediently
𓂉	D19 U+13089	nose, eye and cheek	fnḏ/fnd šrt ẖnt		Ideogram or det. for the "nose", fnḏ/fnd, šrt; det. for words relating to smell, joy,and the nose; det. for "face", (ẖnt), (and the phoneme for face)
𓂊	D20 U+1308A	nose, eye and cheek (cursive)	nose (fnḏ), smell (sn), be happy (ršw), be (sfn) face, front (ḫnt), mild, itself wiedersetzten(btjn), disobediently	ḫnt	Determinative and Ideogram for nose (fnḏ), smell (sn), be happy (ršw), be (sfn) face, front (ḫnt), mild, itself wiedersetzten (bṯn), disobediently
𓂋	D21 U+1308B	mouth	rr pẖr	r	To turn in the other direction. Sound sign for r Ideogram for mouth. This on consonant sign is used in the so named Hieroglyphen-ABC to the reproduction of the consonant "r"  Likely ancestral to Proto-Sinaitic Pe and its descendants
𓂌	D22 U+1308C	mouth with two strokes	ideogram for 2/3 (rꜣwj)
𓂍	D23 U+1308D	mouth with three strokes	ideogram for 3/4 (*ḫmt-rꜥw)
𓂎	D24 U+1308E	upper lip with teeth	ideogram for lip (spt), edge
𓂏	D25 U+1308F	lips	(both) lips (sptj)		The two lips
𓂐	D26 U+13090	liquid issuing from lips	spit (psg),  to spit, to vomit (bšj),  blood (snf)
𓂑	D27 U+13091	small breast	to suckle (snq) breast (mnḏ) wet nurse (mnꜥt)
𓂒	D27A U+13092	large breast	to suckle (snq) breast (mnḏ) wet nurse (mnꜥt)
𓂓	D28 U+13093	two arms upraised	close the Ka (life spirit) (kꜣ)	kꜣ (bil.)
𓂔	D29 U+13094	combination of hieroglyphs D28 and R12	the (divine) Ka (life spirit)(kꜣ)
𓂕	D30 U+13095	two arms upraised with tail	The god Nehebkau (nḥb-kꜣw)
𓂖	D31 U+13096	arms embracing club	mortuary priest (ḥm-kꜣ)
𓂗	D31A U+13097	two arms uppraised and club
𓂘	D32 U+13098	arms embracing	into the arms, comprise(jnq) embrace (ḥpt) open arms (pgꜣ)
𓂙	D33 U+13099	arms rowing	to row (ẖnj) to fight (ꜥḥꜣ)	ẖn	biliteral
𓂚	D34 U+1309A	arms with shield and battle axe		ꜥḥꜣ	Ideogram for ꜥḥꜣ, "combat"; (fight, contest, struggle)-(noun or verb)
𓂛	D34A U+1309B	arms with shield and mace
𓂜	D35 U+1309C	arms in gesture of negation	not (n, nn) that which is not (jwtj) do not know (ḫm) shrine (ḫm) forget (smḫ)	n
𓂝	D36 U+1309D	forearm (palm upwards)		ꜥ	Uniliteral sign representing Egyptian ayin  Likely ancestral to Proto-Sinaitic Yodhand its descendants
𓂞	D37 U+1309E	forearm with bread cone	give (jmj) give (rḏj, ḏj)	sound sign for ḏ (only in ḏdw busiris), mj (rarely), m (especially in: see (mk))	to give, or given
𓂟	D38 U+1309F	forearm with rounded loaf	to give (jmj) to present (ḥnk)	mj, m
𓂠	D39 U+130A0	forearm with bowl	ḥnk		Determinative in ḥnk, "to make an offering", also: gift, offering, etc. (see also: List of portraiture offerings with Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs)
𓂡	D40 U+130A1	forearm with stick	strongly (nḫt) to strike (ḥwj) to examine (ḫꜣj) abbreviation for power
𓂢	D41 U+130A2	forearm with palm down and bent upper arm	arm (gbꜣ), shoulder (rmn), to the left (jꜣbj), sing (ḥsj), actions with arm: bend (ḥms), movement: stop (grḥ), deny (nj) protect (ḫwj) lead (ḫrp)	nj (rarely)
𓂣	D42 U+130A3	forearm with palm down and straight upper arm	yard (make)	mḥ
𓂤	D43 U+130A4	forearm with flail		ḫwj	1. Ideogram for ḫwj, "to protect"
𓂥	D44 U+130A5	arm with sekhem scepter
𓂦	D45 U+130A6	arm with wand	ḏsr (tril.)		to be holy, to segregate See ḏsr
𓂧	D46 U+130A7	hand	hand (ḏrt)		'red', in Egyptian hieroglyphs for word constructs Likely ancestral to Proto-Sinaitic Kaphand its descendants
𓂨	D46A U+130A8	liquid falling from hand	"to cense", "to pour out a libation"; as the noun, "incense", "incense offering", "dew" notes= For the noun, Coptic languageⲉⲓⲱⲧⲉ-, (Egyptian jd, jdj, jdt), for dew, mist, vapour, rain-storm, moisture, exudation (under spelling of Egyp. lang. iad.
𓂩	D47 U+130A9	hand with palm up	hand (ḏrt)
𓂪	D48 U+130AA	hand without thumb	hand width (šsp)
𓂫	D48A U+130AB	hand holding egg
𓂬	D49 U+130AC	fist	grasp (ꜣmm)
𓂭	D50 U+130AD	one finger	finger (ḏbꜥ) abbreviation for 10,000(ḏbꜥ)
𓂮	D50A U+130AE	two fingers
𓂯	D50B U+130AF	three fingers
𓂰	D50C U+130B0	four fingers
𓂱	D50D U+130B1	five fingers
𓂲	D50E U+130B2	six fingers
𓂳	D50F U+130B3	seven fingers
𓂴	D50G U+130B4	eight fingers
𓂵	D50H U+130B5	nine fingers
𓂶	D50I U+130B6	five fingers (row)
𓂷	D51 U+130B7	one finger (horizontal)	finger nail (ꜥnt) Activities with finger: measure (ḫꜣj), take (ṯꜣj), go (jw, šm)	dqr
𓂸	D52 U+130B8	phallus	phallus (ḥnn)	mt	Excluded from default fonts by some OS vendors.[4]
𓂹	D52A U+130B9	phallus with folded cloth			Excluded from default fonts by some OS vendors.[4]
𓂺	D53 U+130BA	phallus with emission	in before (m bꜣḥ), phallus (ḥnn), urinate (wsš), seed (mtwt), man (ṯꜣy), husband (hj)		Excluded from default fonts by some OS vendors.[4]
𓂻	D54 U+130BB	legs walking	approach (tkn) enterprise (nmtt), do not move, stop Injure leg (rd), thigh (mnt)
𓂼	D54A U+130BC	hieratic legs walking
𓂽	D55 U+130BD	legs walking backwards
𓂾	D56 U+130BE	leg	rd		Ideo., det. for rd, "leg"; Det. "to tread" Also: for pds, wꜥrt, sbq
𓂿	D57 U+130BF	leg with knife	mutilates become (jꜣtj)
𓃀	D58 U+130C0	foot	place (bw)	b
𓃁	D59 U+130C1	foot and forearm
𓃂	D60 U+130C2	foot under vase from which water flows	be pure, clean (wꜥb)	wꜥb
𓃃	D61 U+130C3	three toes oriented leftward	toe (sꜣḥ)
𓃄	D62 U+130C4	three toes oriented rightward	toe (sꜣḥ)
𓃅	D63 U+130C5	two toes oriented leftward	toe (sꜣḥ)
𓃆	D64 U+130C6	hand with palm down
𓃇	D65 U+130C7	lock of hair
𓃈	D66 U+130C8	arm with reed pen
𓃉	D67 U+130C9	one dot
𓃊	D67A U+130CA	two dots
𓃋	D67B U+130CB	three dots
𓃌	D67C U+130CC	four dots
𓃍	D67D U+130CD	five dots
𓃎	D67E U+130CE	six dots
𓃏	D67F U+130CF	seven dots
𓃐	D67G U+130D0	eight dots
𓃑	D67H U+130D1	nine dots
​	E		Mammals
𓃒	E1 U+130D2	bull		kꜣ
𓃓	E2 U+130D3	bull charging		kꜣ-kḫt
𓃔	E3 U+130D4	calf		bḥs
𓃕	E4 U+130D5	sacred cow		ḥsꜣt
𓃖	E5 U+130D6	cow suckling calf		ꜣms
𓃗	E6 U+130D7	horse		ssmt jbr
𓃘	E7 U+130D8	donkey
𓃙	E8 U+130D9	kid	ib	jb	1. Phoneme ib for 'young goat' 2. Determinative for words of 'young farm animals' 3. (See also F34 for ib)
𓃚	E8A U+130DA	kid jumping
𓃛	E9 U+130DB	newborn hartebeest	"iu"	jw	Determinative, for newborn animals, etc.
𓃜	E9A U+130DC	mature bovine lying down
𓃝	E10 U+130DD	ram		bꜣ ẖnmw
𓃞	E11 U+130DE	ram		bꜣ ẖnmw
𓃟	E12 U+130DF	pig		rrj
𓃠	E13 U+130E0	cat	miu	mjw	Determinative for cat, as well as for the onomatopoeic Egyptian miu
𓃡	E14 U+130E1	dog		jw ṯsm
𓃢	E15 U+130E2	lying canine		jnpw ḥrj-sštꜣ
𓃣	E16 U+130E3	lying canine on shrine		jnpw ḥrj-sštꜣ
𓃤	E16A U+130E4	lying canine on shrine with flagellum
𓃥	E17 U+130E5	jackal		sꜣb
𓃦	E17A U+130E6	jackal looking back
𓃧	E18 U+130E7	wolf on standard		wpj-wꜣwt
𓃨	E19 U+130E8	wolf on standard with mace		wpj-wꜣwt
𓃩	E20 U+130E9	Set-animal		stẖ, stš, swti ẖnnw	Set (mythology)
𓃪	E20A U+130EA	Set-animal on basket
𓃫	E21 U+130EB	lying Set-animal		nšnj
𓃬	E22 U+130EC	lion	mꜣi	mꜣj	Ideogram for standing lion, mꜣi
𓃭	E23 U+130ED	lying lion		rw, l
𓃮	E24 U+130EE	panther		ꜣby
𓃯	E25 U+130EF	hippopotamus		db
𓃰	E26 U+130F0	elephant	ꜣbw ꜣb dnhr-(Ptolemaic)	ꜣbw	1. Determinative in ꜣbw, elephant (ultimate source of English word ivory); phonetic ꜣb 2. Ptolemaic Kingdom, new use of dnhr
𓃱	E27 U+130F1	giraffe		mmj sr
𓃲	E28 U+130F2	oryx	gḥs	mꜣ-ḥḏ	Gazelle (Gḥs-t, a Gazelle-Goddess)
𓃳	E28A U+130F3	oryx with irrigation system
𓃴	E29 U+130F4	gazelle		gḥs
𓃵	E30 U+130F5	ibex		njꜣw
𓃶	E31 U+130F6	goat with collar		sꜥḥ
𓃷	E32 U+130F7	baboon		jꜥn, ky, qnd
𓃸	E33 U+130F8	monkey		gjf
𓃹	E34 U+130F9	hare	wn (bil.)	wn
𓃺	E34A U+130FA	hare (low)
𓃻	E36 U+130FB	baboon
𓃼	E37 U+130FC	baboon with receptacle and basket
𓃽	E38 U+130FD	long-horned bull
​	F		Parts of mammals
𓃾	F1 U+130FE	ox head		kꜣ	Possibly ancestral to Proto-SinaiticAleph and its descendants
𓃿	F1A U+130FF	bovine head	fnḏ		alone is fnḏ (nose) but is also determinative for sn (kiss, smell). Interchangeable with D19
𓄀	F2 U+13100	charging ox head		ḏnd
𓄁	F3 U+13101	hippopotamus head		ꜣt
𓄂	F4 U+13102	forepart of lion		ḥꜣt
𓄃	F5 U+13103	hartebeest head		šsꜣ
𓄄	F6 U+13104	forepart of hartebeest		šsꜣ
𓄅	F7 U+13105	ram head		šfyt
𓄆	F8 U+13106	forepart of ram		šfyt
𓄇	F9 U+13107	leopard head		pḥty	Determinative or abbreviation for pḥty, "strength"
𓄈	F10 U+13108	head and neck of animal		ḫḫ
𓄉	F11 U+13109	head and neck of animal		ḫḫ
𓄊	F12 U+1310A	head and neck of animal		wsr
𓄋	F13 U+1310B	horns		wp, jp	"Open", the New Year festival, opening the year
𓄌	F13A U+1310C	horns
𓄍	F14 U+1310D	horns with palm branch		wpt-rnpt	(see: Renpet)
𓄎	F15 U+1310E	horns with palm branch and sun		wpt-rnpt
𓄏	F16 U+1310F	horn		ꜥb
𓄐	F17 U+13110	horn and vase from which water flows		ꜥbw
𓄑	F18 U+13111	tusk		bḥ, ḥw
𓄒	F19 U+13112	lower jaw-bone of ox		ꜥrt
𓄓	F20 U+13113	tongue		ns	1. Egyp. bil. ns.  2. A-tongue, and related words for speech; B-30th-(the 'Last Day of the Month'), and therefore, (next)-last
𓄔	F21 U+13114	ear of bovine		msḏr, ḏrḏ, sḏ
𓄕	F21A U+13115	hieratic ear of bovine
𓄖	F22 U+13116	hind-quarters of lion		pḥ	1. Ideas of 'physical force', and 'strength, (from the legs of the hindparts); 2. Biliteral pḥ; 3. see also: "forepart of lion", what is 'foremost', what 'excels', etc.,
𓄗	F23 U+13117	foreleg of ox		ḫpš	1. ḫpš, khepesh 2. the reversed hieroglyph means, "strength", "power"
𓄘	F24 U+13118	F23 reversed		ḫpš
𓄙	F25 U+13119	leg of ox		wḥm	1. Meanings of: "repeat, repetition" 2. Tril. for wḥm 3. Ideogram for "bovine leg" 4. (to repeat, narrate, recount, tell a story, tell a dream)
𓄚	F26 U+1311A	skin of goat		ẖn
𓄛	F27 U+1311B	skin of cow with bent tail		dḥr, pnw
𓄜	F28 U+1311C	skin of cow with straight tail		ꜣb
𓄝	F29 U+1311D	cow's skin pierced by arrow		sṯ	Piercing rays see ubn, (sun-with-rays)
𓄞	F30 U+1311E	water- skin		šd	1. Determinative for šdw, "belly"; phon.for šd 2. (See: similar shaped hieroglyph: V22whip)
𓄟	F31 U+1311F	three skins tied together		ms	Bil. ms, "born", "born-of"; example, Pharaoh Ahmose, "Moon-Born"; Kamose, "Spirit-Born"
𓄠	F31A U+13120	three skins tied together
𓄡	F32 U+13121	animal's belly		ẖ
𓄢	F33 U+13122	tail	sd	sd	1. Determinative for sd, "tail"; then phon., sd 2. (See: the Sed festival, 'Festival of the Tail')
𓄣	F34 U+13123	heart	ib	jb	Ideogram or det. for ib, "heart" or also ḥ3ty that also means "heart"; (See also E8 young goat, for ib)
𓄤	F35 U+13124	heart and windpipe	nfr	nfr	Egyptian triliteral sign for nfr, (beauty), or "perfect" Likely ancestral to Proto-Sinaitic Tethand its descendants
𓄥	F36 U+13125	lung and windpipe	smꜣ (tril.)	smꜣ	Egyptian "lung", sma-(smꜣ); used for union, (as in the "Two Lands", "Upperand Lower Egypt)-(Lower Egypt=the Nile Delta); Ideogram or det. for "unite", "join"
𓄦	F37 U+13126	backbone and ribs and spinal cord	šꜥt	jꜣt	Wounds, slaughter, carnage
𓄧	F37A U+13127	backbone and ribs
𓄨	F38 U+13128	backbone and ribs		jꜣt
𓄩	F38A U+13129	backbone and ribs and spinal cord
𓄪	F39 U+1312A	backbone and spinal cord		jmꜣḫ
𓄫	F40 U+1312B	backbone and spinal cords	ꜣw (bil.)	ꜣw	To be long, length, to extend Pharaoh: Extent of Happiness-(for Egypt-Land), , (on reliefs) (i.e. the Welfare of the Nation)
𓄬	F41 U+1312C	vertebrae		psḏ
𓄭	F42 U+1312D	rib		spr
𓄮	F43 U+1312E	ribs		spḥt
𓄯	F44 U+1312F	bone with meat	jsw jwꜥ, jw swt	jsw	1. Phoneme, jsw-"Reward". 2. Determinative for thigh bone, jwꜥ-"Heir", Inheritance, Ancestry, (phonetic jw. Also, tibia, swt
𓄰	F45 U+13130	uterus	vulva, womb, cow	jdt
𓄱	F45A U+13131	uterus
𓄲	F46 U+13132	intestine	pẖr, rr wḏb	pẖr, dbn	Egyptian language, wḏb; from dikeworks, to turn round, to change the direction, (crop rows)
𓄳	F46A U+13133	intestine		pẖr, dbn
𓄴	F47 U+13134	intestine		pẖr, dbn
𓄵	F47A U+13135	intestine		pẖr, dbn
𓄶	F48 U+13136	intestine		pẖr, dbn
𓄷	F49 U+13137	intestine		pẖr, dbn
𓄸	F50 U+13138	combination of F46 and S29	spẖr	spẖr	to write, to engrave
𓄹	F51 U+13139	piece of flesh		ꜣs, ws
𓄺	F51A U+1313A	three pieces of flesh horizontally
𓄻	F51B U+1313B	three pieces of flesh vertically
𓄼	F51C U+1313C	F51 reversed
𓄽	F52 U+1313D	excrement	ḥs	ḥs	Determinative in hs-(ḥs), "excrement"
𓄾	F53 U+1313E	divine rod with ram head
​	G		Birds
𓄿	G1 U+1313F	Egyptian vulture		ꜣ	Uniliteral sign representing Egyptian alef
𓅀	G2 U+13140	two Egyptian vultures		ꜣꜣ
𓅁	G3 U+13141	combination of Egyptian vulture and sickle		mꜣ
𓅂	G4 U+13142	buzzard	tjw	tjw	Tril. tjw
𓅃	G5 U+13143	falcon	ḥrw		Horus; about 200 Horus-god names; an example: Horus-the-Child, Greek language-equivalent, Harpokrates; Egyptian, ḥrw-pꜣ-ẖrd,
𓅄	G6 U+13144	combination of falcon and flaggellum	falcon (bjk)	Id. ḥrw
𓅅	G6A U+13145	falcon on basket
𓅆	G7 U+13146	falcon on standard	Various words related to the divine	nswt or ny-sw.t
𓅇	G7A U+13147	falcon in boat
𓅈	G7B U+13148	falcon in boat
𓅉	G8 U+13149	falcon on collar of beads		Id. ḥr-nbw/bjk-nbw
𓅊	G9 U+1314A	falcon with sun on head		skr
𓅋	G10 U+1314B	falcon in Sokar barque	Sokar, ḥnw-bark
𓅌	G11 U+1314C	image of falcon
𓅍	G11A U+1314D	image of falcon on standard
𓅎	G12 U+1314E	combination of image of falcon and flagellum
𓅏	G13 U+1314F	image of falcon with two plumes	Sopdu	Id. ḥrw nḫnj
𓅐	G14 U+13150	vulture	vulture (nrt)	mwt	det. for mwt "mother"
𓅑	G15 U+13151	combination of vulture and flagellum	Mut	Id. mwt
𓅒	G16 U+13152	vulture and cobra each on a basket		Id. nbtj	See Two Ladies
𓅓	G17 U+13153	owl	m (vertical)	m
𓅔	G18 U+13154	two owls		mm
𓅕	G19 U+13155	combination of owl and forearm with conical loaf		m, mj
𓅖	G20 U+13156	combination of owl and forearm		m, mj
𓅗	G20A U+13157	combination of owl and mouth
𓅘	G21 U+13158	guinea-fowl	nḥ (bil.)	nḥ, Id. nḥ	1. Egyp. bil. nḥ, for the bird; phon. for nḥ; 2. Ideas of petition, supplicate, beseech; for Egyptian language nḥ-t, nḥḥ-t, oil, unguent, equivalent of Coptic language, "ⲛⲉϩ"; 3. for nḥḥ, eternity, or ever and ever, (see ḥḥ), Coptic "ⲉⲛⲉϩ"
𓅙	G22 U+13159	hoopoe		ḏb
𓅚	G23 U+1315A	lapwing	rḫyt-people	Id. rḫyt
𓅛	G24 U+1315B	lapwing with twisted wings	rḫyt-people	Id. rḫyt
𓅜	G25 U+1315C	northern bald ibis	(ꜣḫ) (bil.)	ꜣḫ	Bil. ꜣḫ, for the 'divine'; also the ideogram
𓅝	G26 U+1315D	sacred Ibis on standard	Ibis (hb)	Id. ḏḥwtj	God Thoth, the god of scribes
𓅞	G26A U+1315E	sacred Ibis
𓅟	G27 U+1315F	flamingo	flamingo (dšr)	dšr
𓅠	G28 U+13160	glossy ibis	gm (bil.)	gm	to find, or to discover
𓅡	G29 U+13161	saddle-billed stork	bꜣ (bil.)	bꜣ
𓅢	G30 U+13162	three saddle-billed storks	bꜣu	Id. bꜣw	Divine souls, souls of gods
𓅣	G31 U+13163	heron	Heron/Bennu-bird (bnw)		1. the heron-like Bennu 2. Determinative for bnw, the "Phoenix-bird" 3. For 'Phoenix' & Harp, in both cultures-(Egypt & Mesopotamia), one of few Akkadian, Semitic word similarities: Akkadian: banuA, to create, build, generate; and banuB, to be good, beautiful.[5]
𓅤	G32 U+13164	heron on perch	to inundate (bꜥḥj)	Id. bꜥḥj
𓅥	G33 U+13165	cattle egret	to tremble (sdꜣ/sdꜣdꜣ)
𓅦	G34 U+13166	ostrich	ostrich (njw)
𓅧	G35 U+13167	cormorant		ꜥq
𓅨	G36 U+13168	swallow	swallow (mnt)	wr	bil. wr
𓅩	G36A U+13169	swallow (low)
𓅪	G37 U+1316A	sparrow			Various words related to the idea of small or bad
𓅫	G37A U+1316B	sparrow (low)
𓅬	G38 U+1316C	white-fronted goose	bird	sꜣ, sꜣ-t (bil.)	1. "son of", "daughter of", sa, sa-t 2. goose
𓅭	G39 U+1316D	pintail	Pintail duck (st)	sꜣ
𓅮	G40 U+1316E	pintail flying	pꜣ (bil.)	pꜣ	Ideogram and bil. for pꜣ, to fly; phoneme for pꜣ
𓅯	G41 U+1316F	pintail alighting		pꜣ
𓅰	G42 U+13170	widgeon	to fatten (wšꜣ), Food (ḏfꜣw)	Id. wšꜣ
𓅱	G43 U+13171	quail chick	w u	w, Id. w	1. Unil. w, or u 2. Either "quail chick" or equivalent coil (hieroglyph), Gardiner Z7, , used as the Plural at word endings; 3. (see also: Plural)
𓅲	G43A U+13172	combination of quail chick and flat loaf
𓅳	G44 U+13173	two quail chicks		ww
𓅴	G45 U+13174	combination of quail chick and forearm		wꜥ
𓅵	G45A U+13175	combination of quail chick and forearm with conical loaf
𓅶	G46 U+13176	combination of quail chick and sickle		mꜣw
𓅷	G47 U+13177	duckling	ṯꜣ (bil.)	ṯꜣ	Bil. ṯꜣ, for 'baby bird', duckling; Ideogram for 'young bird' (The Egyptian vizier is the "ṯꜣty")
𓅸	G48 U+13178	three ducklings in nest	nest, pond, marsh (sš)	Id. sš
𓅹	G49 U+13179	three ducklings in pool	nest, pond, marsh (sš)	Id. sš
𓅺	G50 U+1317A	two plovers		Id. rḫtj
𓅻	G51 U+1317B	bird pecking at fish	to catch fish (ḥꜣm/ḥjm)
𓅼	G52 U+1317C	goose picking up grain	to feed (snm)
𓅽	G53 U+1317D	human-headed bird with bowl with smoke	Ba (bꜣ), personality	Id. bꜣ	Ba
𓅾	G54 U+1317E	plucked bird	to wring (birds' necks) (wšn)	snḏ	1. Determinative for wšn, Egyptian: "twist the neck (of a bird)" 2. Phonetically sn(tj), (snṯ) 3. (see Trussed-goose Palette)
​	H		Parts of birds
𓅿	H1 U+1317F	head of pintail	bird (in ringing of bird's neck wšn)	mꜣꜥ, wšm, pq (pꜣq)	1. an abbreviation for ꜣpd, "bird"
𓆀	H2 U+13180	head of crested bird		mꜣꜥ, wšm, pq (pꜣq)	1. Phoneme for pq 2. Also as:  H2a (head of duck (one type)) or  (cloth apparel covering etc )
𓆁	H3 U+13181	head of spoonbill		pꜣq
𓆂	H4 U+13182	head of vulture		nr, rmṯ in "people"
𓆃	H5 U+13183	wing	wing (ḏnḥ), fly (pꜣ)		Wing
𓆄	H6 U+13184	feather	feather (šwt), Maat (mꜣꜥt), šw		God Shu, goddess Maat; Maat's Shu feather
𓆅	H6A U+13185	hieratic feather
𓆆	H7 U+13186	claw		šꜣ (only in country šꜣt)
𓆇	H8 U+13187	egg