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O23

O23

double platform
O·Buildings, parts of buildings, etc.·U+13273·both

Transliteration

ḥb.sdḥd.sd
phonogramlogogram

Shape tags

tent or kiosk

Variants (22)

O23AO23AO23BO23BO23CO23CO23DO23DO23EO23EO23FO23FO23GO23GO23HO23HO23IO23IO23JO23JO23KO23KO23LO23LO23MO23MO23NO23NO23OO23OO23PO23PO23QO23QO23RO23RO23SO23SO23TO23TO23UO23UO23VO23V

Meanings

A double pavilion, with flower-topped capitals on the columns, with curved roofs, with two carrying chairs (Q2Q2) facing away from one another.

phonogramRepresents a sound or phonetic value

1. Phonogram: ḥb-sd

logogramRepresents a complete word or concept

1. Logogram (jubilee, sed-festival)

2. Logogram: ḥd-sd — sed festival

Words Using This Glyph

O23W4
ḥb.sdNOUN

jubilee festival

O84O23W4
ḥwwt.ḥb.sdNOUN

Festival building (for the Heb Sed)

W4S29D46N20O23
Ḥꜣb.sdNOUN

Sed-festival (royal jubilee)

O23W24X1N1
ḥꜣb.sd.Nw.tNOUN

Festival-of-Nut (28th day of the lunar month)

Related Glyphs

O1

O1

phonogram

Buildings, parts of buildings, etc.

prp
O1B

O1B

determinative

Buildings, parts of buildings, etc.

st
O3

O3

phonogram

Buildings, parts of buildings, etc.

prt.ḫrwprt.r.ḫrw
O4

O4

phonogram

Buildings, parts of buildings, etc.

h
O4B

O4B

logogram

Buildings, parts of buildings, etc.

wsḫt

Royal Names Using This Glyph

Ptolemy III
246 BC–222 BC
Ptolemy V★ Notable
204 BC–180 BC
Ptolemy VI
180 BC–145 BC
Ptolemy VIII
Several non-consecutive periods
Ptolemy XII
80 BC–58 BC

This glyph appears in 5 royal names.

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