TSL_1_290
TSL_1_290_00
TSL_1_290_01
Description: Man, seated, with one hand to the mouth, and the other arm stretched beside the body.
Category: Men and their occupations [Gardiner A]
Basic Form: full quadrat
Tag: holding nothingmanseatedwith hand to mouth
Type: simple



Bibliography
Borghouts, J. F. (2010), Egyptian: an introduction to the writing and language of the Middle Kingdom, 2 vols. Egyptologische Uitgaven 24, page 12, note 1
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 442
Codes
Gardiner  A2
Hieroglyphica  A2
Jsesh  A2
Unicode  U+13001 𓀁
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Please cite as: Sign TSL_1_290 <http://thotsignlist.org/mysign?id=290>, in: Thot Sign List <http://thotsignlist.org>,
edited by Université de Liège and Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften.

Credits
Creator: I. Hafemann
Editor(s): J. Grotenhuis, L. Seelau, A. Weber
classifier (3 function(s))
Phonetic value Semantic value Use
eating, drinking, hunger, thirst regular

Tokens
TokenSourceDate

D=(j) t' n Hqr Hbs.w n HA.y
I gave bread to the hungry and clothes to the naked.
1st Intermediate Period

[...] t' wab n(.j) pr mnT.w dbH.t-Htp m pr wsjr mrr.t Ax.w wn(m) jm n (j)m(.j)-r(')-sbA.w mAa.t(j) Dd
[...] pure bread from the estate of Montu, a funerary meal from the estate of Osiris, in which the blessed spirits wish to eat, for the doorkeeper Maat(i), who says:
Intef III Nakhtnebtepnefer

swrj=f mw Hr b(A)b(A).t
He shall drink water from the fresh water place
18th Dynasty
Bibliography
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 442
Credits
Creator: L. Seelau
Editor(s): J. Grotenhuis
speech, silence regular

Tokens
TokenSourceDate

Hm.t=f mr.t=f n.t s.t-jb=f Hm.t ms.t.n jy mAa-xrw nb.t jmAx
His wife, whom he loves, of the seat of his heart, Hemet, who Iy has brought forth, true of voice, possesor of reverence.
12th Dynasty

jnk mdw r r'-' sr.w Sw.y m Dd pA.w
I am one who spoke according to the art of the officials, one free of saying "pA"s.
Senwosret I Kheperkare

pH.w pH.t(w)=f gr.w gr.t(w)
who attacks when he is attacked; who is silent when one is silent
Senwosret III Khakaure
Bibliography
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 442
Credits
Creator: L. Seelau
Editor(s): L. Seelau, J. Grotenhuis
thoughts and feelings regular

Tokens
TokenSourceDate

m mrr=Tn Hs=Tn nTr.w=Tn njw.tyw mn=Tn Hr ns.wt=Tn
as you love and praise your city gods, you endure upon your thrones,
Middle Kingdom

pH.w pH.t(w)=f gr.w gr.t(w)
who attacks when he is attacked; who is silent when one is silent
Senwosret III Khakaure

nn kA.n⸗j kA.wt nn m jrr=f
I have not thought up any work without it being in his action
Hatshepsut Maatkare

Ab=f s.t=f m rk xpr-kA-ra
(as) he was longing for his throne in the time of Kheperkare
Nectanebis (I) Kheperkare

sbk n pA jA.t nTr aA jy n aS n=f sDm nH.wt
Sobek of the mound, the great god, who comes to the one that calls for him, who hears the prayers
Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II
Bibliography
Gardiner, Alan Henderson (1957), Egyptian grammar being an introduction to the study of hieroglyphs, 3rd, revised edition, page 442
Credits
Creator: TSL
Editor(s): L. Seelau, J. Grotenhuis, A. Keengsheden

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