D54
𓂻Transliteration
Shape tags
Variants (1)
Meanings
Representing a pair of forward-facing walking legs. From the Old Kingdom (Dynasties 3–6) onward this glyph would sometimes include a kilt. This glyph was conventionally colored red. Sometimes the space between the legs was painted white.
Logogram for jwj (“to come”).
Represents a complete word or concept
Logogram for nmtt (“stride”).
Represents a complete word or concept
Determinative for movement, as in šmj (“to go”).
Clarifies the meaning of other signs
Determinative for lack of movement, as in ꜣb (“to stop”).
Clarifies the meaning of other signs
alternative form of 𓏎 (ini)
Has a specialized or contextual function
Classifier movement
Clarifies the meaning of other signs
Legs in a walking posture, feet orientated towards the reading direction.
Has a specialized or contextual function
Logogram: Jw — come
Represents a complete word or concept
Logogram: Nmtt — step
Represents a complete word or concept
Determinative: Movement
Clarifies the meaning of other signs
Attested Examplesfrom the TLA corpus
𓄲𓂋𓂻 𓎢
pẖr =k
du mögest umherziehen,
𓏲𓍑𓄿𓂻𓏥
wḏꜣ.PL
"Zieht ein!"
𓂻𓏲 𓆑 𓊪𓏲
ꞽwi̯ =f pw
Dies(er Satz) bedeutet, daß er (d.h. der Text) (ans Ende) kommt.
Source: Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae corpus (CC BY-SA 4.0) — translations in German.
Quick Info
- Gardiner Code
- D54
- Unicode
- U+130BB
- Category
- D
- Meanings
- 10
- Transliterations
- 8
- Source
- both
- Text examples
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