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Glyph Group ID: G18401
English meaning: cat (lion)
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Glyph Group ID: G18402
English meaning: cat (lion)
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Glyph Group ID: G18418
English meaning: one of the 75 forms of Ra (No. 33)
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Glyph Group ID: G18419
English meaning: a cat-god or lion-god
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Glyph Group ID: G18420
English meaning: a cat-god or lion-god
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Glyph Group ID: G18421
English meaning: a cat-god or lion-god
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Glyph Group ID: G18433
English meaning: daily
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Glyph Group ID: G18435
English meaning: daily
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Glyph Group ID: G18436
English meaning: daily food or provisions
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Glyph Group ID: G18437
English meaning: daily food or provisions
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Glyph Group ID: G18440
English meaning: land which is worked by forced labor
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Glyph Group ID: G18441
English meaning: land which is worked by forced labor
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Glyph Group ID: G18461
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18462
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18463
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18464
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18465
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18466
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18467
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18468
English meaning: liver
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Glyph Group ID: G18472
English meaning: ornament attached to the Crown of the South that fell or rested on the shoulders
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Glyph Group ID: G18473
English meaning: ornament attached to the Crown of the South that fell or rested on the shoulders
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Glyph Group ID: G18474
English meaning: ornament attached to the Crown of the South that fell or rested on the shoulders
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Glyph Group ID: G18475
English meaning: ornament attached to the Crown of the South that fell or rested on the shoulders
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Glyph Group ID: G18476
English meaning: ornament attached to the Crown of the South that fell or rested on the shoulders
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