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V15

V15

Combination of the hieroglyphs 𓍿 and 𓂻
V·Rope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.·U+13381·both

Transliteration

jṯji͗͗ṯ(i͗͗)i͗ṯ
phonogramlogogramother

Shape tags

fettersropesign combination

Meanings

Combination of the hieroglyphs and .

phonogramRepresents a sound or phonetic value

1. Biliteral phonogram for jṯ and jt.

logogramRepresents a complete word or concept

1. Logogram: jṯj — seize

otherHas a specialized or contextual function

1. A rope used for the tethering of animals (V13V13), written on top of legs in a walking posture, feet orientated towards the reading direction (D54D54).

Words Using This Glyph

D58V15
bṯVERB

run, abandon, forsake

D58V15
X1D40
bṯwVERB

to leave, to desert (someone), abandon, forsake (someone)

D58V15M17
M17D40
bṯyNOUN

Reed Cutter, Reed Worker

V15
M17Z7
Q19
ꜣṯtNOUN

bed

V15I3G
i͗ṯNOUN

(Seth as a crocodile)

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Incorporates

D54

D54

phonogram

Parts of the human body

jwnmttꜣb+2 more
V13

V13

phonogram

Rope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.

ṯ

Appears in

O123

O123

phonogram

Buildings, parts of buildings, etc.

ẖnw

Related Glyphs

V1

V1

phonogram

Rope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.

šntšt100+3 more
V2

V2

phonogram

Rope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.

ꜣssṯꜣ
V3

V3

phonogram

Rope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.

sṯꜣsṯꜣw
V4

V4

phonogram

Rope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.

wꜣ
V5

V5

phonogram

Rope, fibre, baskets, bags, etc.

snṯsnṯj

Royal Names Using This Glyph

Amenemhat III★ Notable
1818 BC–1773 BC
Amenhotep II
1425 BC–1400 BC
Psusennes I
1047 BC–1001 BC
Alexander the Great★ Notable
332 BC–323 BC
Ptolemy I
305 BC–285 BC
Ptolemy IX
Non-consecutive periods
Ptolemy X
Non-consecutive periods
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Domitianus
81 CE–96 CE
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Antoninus Pius
138 CE–161 CE

This glyph appears in 9 royal names.

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