Common Triliteral Egyptian Hieroglyphs
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iwn |
isw |
ˁwt |
ˁpr |
ˁnḫ |
'h_' |
ˁš3 |
w3ẖ |
w3s |
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w3ḏ |
wˁb |
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wẖm |
wsr |
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m3ˁ |
nbw |
nfr |
nṯr |
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rwḏ |
ẖq3 |
ẖtp |
ḫpr |
ḫnt |
ḫrp |
ḫrw |
ḫsf |
ḥnm |
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sb3 |
spr |
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zm3 |
snb (S29) |
snḏ |
ḫrp |
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sšm |
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stp |
sḏm |
šps |
šmˁ |
šms |
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grg |
ḏb3 |
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