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W24

W24

bowl

W·Vessels of stone and earthenware·U+133CC·both

Transliteration

nw⁴⁹jnjnknḏḳd¹⁹m.ẖnwḏꜣḏꜣtnḫbt

phonogramlogogramdeterminativeother

Shape tags

Variants (1)

W24A

Meanings

Representing a bowl.

phonogramRepresents a sound or phonetic value

1. Phonogram for nw.

2. Phonogram for jn, as in jnk (“I”).

3. Phonogram: nw

4. Phonogram: jn

5. Phonogram: nd

logogramRepresents a complete word or concept

1. Part of the combination nw:N35B, a logogram for m ḫnw (“in”).

2. Logogram: m-ḫnw — inside

determinativeClarifies the meaning of other signs

1. Phonetic determinative for ḏꜣḏꜣ, as in ḏꜣḏꜣt (“council”).

2. Phonetic determinative for qd, as in qd (“to build”).

3. Phonetic determinative for nḏ, as in nḏ (“to protect”).

4. Phonetic determinative for nḫb, as in nḫbt (“Nekhbet”).

5. Determinative for pot as an alternative to W22 () and W23 ().

6. Determinative: ḏꜣḏꜣt — council

7. Determinative: nḫbt — Nekhbet

otherHas a specialized or contextual function

1. A round vessel with an upstanding rim.

Words Using This Glyph

secret place, hidden place

He who hides the hours (epithet)

pure place, place of embalmment

(a fragrant wood, sweet flag)

jar, pot, hin measure

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Related Glyphs

W1

Vessels of stone and earthenware

W1B

W1B

Vessels of stone and earthenware

W2

Vessels of stone and earthenware

W2B

W2B

Vessels of stone and earthenware

W3

Vessels of stone and earthenware

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Royal Names Using This Glyph

Kamose★ Notable

1555 BC–1550 BC

1197 BC–1191 BC

1145 BC–1137 BC

1047 BC–1001 BC

778 BC–740 BC

Psamtik I★ Notable

664 BC–610 BC

522 BC–486 BC

393 BC–380 BC

305 BC–285 BC

This glyph appears in 26 royal names.