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M14

M14

Graphical combination of 𓇅 (M13), representing pap
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Transliteration

wꜣḏ
phonogramother

Shape tags

papyrus or lilysign combination

Variants (1)

M14AM14A

Meanings

Graphical combination of (M13M13), representing papyrus and (I10I10), representing a cobra.

phonogramRepresents a sound or phonetic value

1. Phonogram: wꜣḏ

otherHas a specialized or contextual function

1. Used as a variant of (M13M13).

Words Using This Glyph

M14
wḏVERB

command, decree, ordain, commit, assign, thrive, be green, to be full (of life)

F20M14
M17M17
Z3
i͗my.r.wꜣḏywNOUN

Overseer of plants

M14
M17M17
X1
H8I12
wꜣḏytNOUN

Wadjet, cobra goddess

M14
X1Z4
G4Y1VA24
wꜣḏtyNOUN

Horticulturist, Greengrocer

M14F37M2Z3A
wꜣḏtNOUN

vegetables, vegetable patch, greenery

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Related Glyphs

M1

M1

phonogram

Trees and plants

jmꜥšnbs+5 more
M1C

M1C

Trees and plants

i͗mꜣ
M1D

M1D

logogram

Trees and plants

nꜥrt
M2

M2

phonogram

Trees and plants

sjsḥn+6 more
M2B

M2B

logogram

Trees and plants

mꜣꜥ.ḫrw

Royal Names Using This Glyph

Takelot III
774 BC–759 BC
Alexander the Great★ Notable
332 BC–323 BC
Ptolemy X
Non-consecutive periods

This glyph appears in 3 royal names.

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