TSL_1_2293
TSL_1_2293_00
TSL_1_2293_01
Description: An arm, with a bent elbow, holding a wand or brush.
Category: Parts of the human body [Gardiner D]
Basic Form: low broad
Tag: armsbentbrushholding somethingwand
Type: composite
The exact nature of the item held is uncertain.


Bibliography
Borghouts, J. F. (2010), Egyptian: an introduction to the writing and language of the Middle Kingdom, 2 vols. Egyptologische Uitgaven 24, page 36, note 1
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 455
Codes
Gardiner  D45
Hieroglyphica  D45
Jsesh  D45
Unicode  U+130A6 𓂦
Cite as

Please cite as: Sign TSL_1_2293 <http://thotsignlist.org/mysign?id=2293>, in: Thot Sign List <http://thotsignlist.org>,
edited by Université de Liège and Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften.

Credits
Creator: L. Seelau
Editor(s): J. Grotenhuis, L. Seelau, S.D. Schweitzer, M. Bader
classifier (1 function(s))
Phonetic value Semantic value Use
clear, distant regular

Tokens
TokenSourceDate

ḏsr=f ḥp.wt m skt.t
May he sail in the night bark
Mentuhotep I Tepi-a
Bibliography
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 455
Credits
Creator: TSL
Editor(s): J. Grotenhuis

logogram (2 function(s))
Phonetic value Semantic value Use
ḏsr to be holy, to be splendid regular

Tokens
TokenSourceDate

ḥtp-ḏj-nzw jnp.w tp.j-ḏw=f jm.j-wt nb-tꜣ-ḏsr-m-s.wt=f-nb.wt-nfr.wt
An offering which the king gives, and Anubis, upon his mountain, who is in the place of embalming, lord of the necropolis in all his beautiful places
1st Intermediate Period

ḥtp-ḏ-nswt jnp.w tp(.j)-ḏw=f jm(.j)-wt nb-tꜣ-ḏsr pr.t-ḫrw ḫꜣ t' ḥnq.t ḫꜣ kꜣ ꜣpd ḫꜣ šs mnḫ.t ḫꜣ (j)ḫ.t nb(.t) nfr(.t) wꜥb(.t) [...]
An offering that the king gives and Anubis, who is upon his mountain, lord of the embalming place, lord of the sacred land: an invocation offering (of) a thousand of bread and beer, a thousand of bulls and birds, a thousand of alabaster and linen, a thousand of all good and pure things, [...]
Intef III Nakhtnebtepnefer

tp(.y) ḏw=f jm.y wt nb tꜣ ḏsr
who is upon his mountain, who is in the place of embaling, the lord of the sacred land
Senwosret I Kheperkare

sꜥḫ.t n=f m nswt ḥr s.t ḥr m-ḫnt ḏsr.w n.w pr-wr
who is caused to appear for him as king on the throne of Horus, in front of the splendour of the Per-wer.
Hatshepsut Maatkare

nb Tꜣ Ḏsr
Lord of the Sacred Land
Amenhotep II Aakheperure

ptḥ nb mꜣꜥ.t nsw.t tꜣ.wy nfr ḥr ḥry s.t=f ḏsr
Ptah, lord of truth, king of the Two Lands, fair of face, upon his sacred place.
Ramesses II Usermaatre-Setepenre

nb tꜣ.wy ḏsr-kꜣ-rꜥ nb ḫꜥ.w jmn-ḥtp
Lord of the Two-Lands, Djeserkara, Lord of the apparitions, Amunhotep.
Ramesses III Usermaatre-Meriamun

nb tꜣ.wy (Ḏsr-kꜣ-Rꜥ)| nb ḫꜥ.w (Jmn-ḥtp)| dj ꜥnḫ ḏ.t
Master of the Two Lands (Djeser-ka-Ra)|, master of apparitions (Amenhotep)| given life eternally
Ramesses III Usermaatre-Meriamun

ꜥšꜣ smn.w=f m ḏ.t=f ẖ.t=f ḏsr ḏ.t=f tp rnp.t n nḥb-k(ꜣw)
numerous are his shapes in the day and night, sacred is his body at the beginning of the year because of Nehebkau,
Ptolemy XIII

ḫpr ḏs=sn m ꜥḥꜥ.w jpn nfr.w wꜥ nb m ḏsr s.t
who came to be by themselves as these beautiful snakes, everyone as one who is sacred of place.
Ptolemy XIII
Bibliography
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 455
Credits
Creator: J. Grotenhuis
Editor(s): M. Bader, J. Grotenhuis
ḏsr to clear, to hold upright, to separate, to lean regular

Tokens
TokenSourceDate

ꜥḥꜥ.w m gs jꜣb.t n p.t ḏsr.w ḥr ḏꜥm.w=sn
those who stand in the eastern side of the sky, who lean on their djam-sceptres,
Unas
Bibliography
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 455
Credits
Creator: J. Grotenhuis
Editor(s):

phonemogram (1 function(s))
Phonetic value Semantic value Use
ḏsr regular

Tokens
TokenSourceDate

ḏsr.t
offering table
Unas

jn ḏsr-tp zꜣꜣ n=f sn ḫsf n=f sn
It is the Djesertep snake who guards them for him, who repels them for him
Unas
Bibliography
Borghouts, J. F. (2010), Egyptian: an introduction to the writing and language of the Middle Kingdom, 2 vols. Egyptologische Uitgaven 24, page 36
Credits
Creator: TSL
Editor(s): J. Grotenhuis

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