Egyptian Hieroglyphics - Glyph U488 Detail

English Meaning(s)

Khnum (the god of the source of the Nile), kudu, ram-soul

Transliteration

Glyph Classification

Shape
None specified
Size
Wide, Short
Orientation
None specified
Subject
Water, Place, Deity, Mammal, Soul, Standing

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Glyph Group Usage

This glyph is used in the following glyph groups:

Group: G13454
Meaning: to plow, to dig, to hew stone, to break through, to force a way, to hack, to mince, to cut up
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Group: G13463
Meaning: workers in mud, brickmakers (?)
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Group: G13468
Meaning: meadow land
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