D52
phallusShape tags
Variants (1)
Meanings
Representing a human phallus. During the Old Kingdom, this glyph was used to represent the organ and the concepts it represented, while D53 was used to represent the actions the organ performed or the substances issued from it. During the Middle Kingdom, usage of these two signs differed and became less consistent. This glyph was conventionally colored red.
1. Phonogram: mt
1. Logogram: kꜣ — bull
1. Determinative for "male", such as in ꜥꜣ (“ass”), tꜣy (“male, man”), and kꜣ (“bull”).
2. Determinative: Male, penis
1. Phonetic mt, such as in mtwt (“poison”) and ḫmt (“three”)
2. A phallus with a scrotum.
Words Using This Glyph
intend, plan, take thought (for), expect, anticipate
bolus, lump, pill, suppository
ancestors, forebears
monster
bullocks
Appears in
A52D
Man and his occupations
D52A
phonogramParts of the human body
D53
phonogramParts of the human body
D97
determinativeParts of the human body
D170A
Parts of the human body
D280
determinativeParts of the human body
D281
Parts of the human body
D380
Parts of the human body
D390
Parts of the human body
D410A
Parts of the human body
G89
Birds
S125
phonogramCrowns, dress, staves, etc.
V99
phonogramRope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.
Related Glyphs
D1
phonogramParts of the human body
D2
phonogramParts of the human body
D3
phonogramParts of the human body
D3A
phonogramParts of the human body
D4
phonogramParts of the human body
D281
Parts of the human body
D282
Parts of the human body
D380
Parts of the human body
D390
Parts of the human body
Royal Names Using This Glyph
This glyph appears in 1 royal name.