by Sesh Medew Netcher | Jul 3, 2018 | Student Translations
Transliteration: Hmt nTr (Xnm.t imn HAt Sps.wt) anx.ti mi ra Dt
by Sesh Medew Netcher | Jun 23, 2018 | Student Translations
Transliteration: nTr nfr (mr-nfr-ra)
by Sesh Medew Netcher | Jun 23, 2018 | Student Translations
Transliteration: anx nTr nfr nb tAwy nb irt-xt (nb-xprw-ra) di anx mi ra Dt
by Sesh Medew Netcher | Jun 20, 2018 | Student Translations
Transliteration: sA.t-nsw.t Xt=f mr.t=f mk.t-itn ms n Hm=t nsw.t wr.t (nfr nfrw itn nfr.t iti) anx.t Dt nHH Egyptological spelling/pronunciation: sat-nesewt khet-ef meret-ef Meketeten mes en hemet-nesewt weret (nefer-neferew iten neferet-iti) ankhet Djet neheh Translation: The king’s daughter of his body, his beloved Meketaten (Behold, the Aten). Born of the King's great wife, Nefer Neferew [...]
by Sesh Medew Netcher | Dec 11, 2015 | Student Translations
Lintel of Thurmose I Lintel of Thutmose I: The arrangements of signs are in multiple directions with 1, 4, 5, and 8 facing left while 2, 3, 6, and 7 are facing right and we know this by reading into the glyphs as if you are speaking with the figures and animals etc. The large [...]
by Sesh Medew Netcher | Dec 10, 2015 | Student Translations
The Shabti of Senebimi The Shabti of Senebimi: The arrangement of signs are in a single column from right to left and we know this by reading into the glyphs as if you are speaking with the figures and animals etc. Here are provided the Transliteration (TRL), Egyptology Speak (ES), and Translation (TRS) for each [...]