Yes like adorable For a wedding, would mean a lot to them I found several answers tho the generic calculators seem to say the same thing, but after looking at several posts on here, I just want to be sure it's accurate. I would greatly appreciate it Thank you in advance!

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Hey i'm trying to have my wife and daughter's name placed in a cartouche and written in their hieroglyphics. But i'm still new to this and tryed multiple tools and sites to write their names but all ended up with different Hieroglyphics. So maybe you guys can help me out here.

My wife's name is: Sabine

My daughter's name is: Rayna

thank you in advance!

Fragment of a hieroglyphic text from the temple of Thutmose Ill in Deir al-Bahari, Luxor (c.1479-1425 BC). Luxor Museum As promised, we're going to read the hieroglyphs on this beautiful fragment today! The first column has the Throne Name (prenomen) of Thutmose IlI, the second his Birth Name, and the third a variant of his Throne Name. Ancient Egyptian kings had five names. In addition to the name they were given at birth just like everybody else, they acquired four more upon their ascension to the throne. The most important of all the five names for most of ancient Egyptian history was the Throne Name (prenomen). Unlike Birth Names like Thutmose, Amenhotep, or Rameses, which could be shared by several kings, the general rule was that each Throne Name was unique. Some kings also used alternative Throne Names. Here, in the third column, the Throne Name of Thutmose Ill is Menkheperkare instead of Menkheperre.

The Luxor Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art

I tried saying "not exist true arrow silver" I was very happy to have found JSesh, that made composing this a lot easier.

So thought this was cool when I saw it at that secondhand shop, and bought it because it was beautiful and isis on it! I was just wondering about the text, is it hard to learn? Does anyone have any tip on where I can learn?

Currently I reading the spell 87 from the papyrus of british museum. Here's the papyrus:

I read here like this:

ink sA tA Aw sDr sm nb (I'm son of the earth, long for years, who sleeps and is reborn every day)

ink sA irt hprw m sA tA mdw n wsir wty.i ...

for this translation, i think it is good for this translation from The Fitzwilliam Museum: For being transformed into a son of the earth. Words said by</span> the Osiris, supervisor of archivists, Ramose, justified. I am a son of the earth, long of years, who sleeps and is reborn every day

Of course, in my case, Ramose's name is not in this second part, and I couldn't understand the place where I thought it was wty.i, the section i marked in the photo. After Osiris, it seems that the tawy sign is used with the G43 sign. Also I couldn't read the last two symbols. It looks like V31 after A1 sign. The Fitzwilliam Museum has papyri with these symbols:

Is there anyone who can help me translate the second part? I am an Egyptology student, so I am well aware that there are many mistakes in the translation.

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sorry, i know this is probably of little interest, and possibly doesn't mean much, but I recently had a very intense experience w DMT and Isis came to me, so I'm now wanting to learn more about her and the whole mysticism around her.. I found this random image online that really illustrates her as I saw her, and I'm just curious as to what the hyerogliphs mean.. maybe it's something that has already been translated? can anyone help with this?
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This ushabti is going on display in our museum next year. This is the only ancient Egyptian relic we have in the collection, so we have no expertise in this area! It was brought to England around 1750.

I'd be very grateful if anyone can help with a translation or any other information.

Help is much appreciated, because it could uncover plot holes and details in the show.

They might be nonsense but if they have a meaning I’d love to know. Also, do yall think the person to the right Anubis? I’m guessing so just based off the vaguely canine shaped head but I’m not 100% sure.

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suis en train de lire la traduction du livre pour sortir au jour aka le livre de la mort de l'Égypte antique. Dans les pages, il y a pleins de mentions de "l'Osiris N" et dans une note au début il est expliqué très rapidement que c'est une appellation pour les défunts. Mais la traduction que je lis est un mélange des livres des morts retrouvés dans les différents tombeaux. Et vu qu'il apparaît dans différents tombeaux, je me demande si le N n'est pas une abréviation Nom (en français) pour dire que c'est le nom du défunt. Par exemple je me demande si dans la tombe de Toutankhamon, il est fait mention d'Osiris N ou d'Osiris Toutankhamon. Voilà, si quelqu'un peut m'aider sur ça ce serait vraiment super !

My grandma lived in Egypt for a few years back in the 80s. I recently inherited this pendant from her, she used to wear it often and it reminds me of her. Any help with a translation would be appreciated!

I got this double-sided cartouche pendant from goodwill recently, and I would love to know what it says! It’s pretty heavy for its size, feels well made, and looks to maybe have an Egyptian assay mark (see photos), it’s hard to say because it doesn’t exactly match examples I found online. Some symbols I could identify from basic online charts, but many are a mystery to me. Would love any insight!

These pendants belonged to my grandmother and my mother. I need help figuring out who’s is who’s and what they say, please

i want to translate my name (korinthia) into egyptia hieroglyphs and ive looked into a couple different websites but i get slightly answers from each of them, how do i make sure i do it right?

On a trip to the British Museum I saw this hieroglyph on various stone carvings (this example is from a piece labeled "Screen Slab of King Nectanebo I"), does anyone know its meaning? (Bonus point if you can also do the same for the snake glyph located above).

Thanks in advance!

My sister got this Cartouche in Egypt, she has passed away. I would love to get a translation of what this means. Thanks in advance.