A Dictionary of Comprehension in simplified Egyptian hieroglyphics
Anderson Hung 2009 All rights reversed.
How to Use
By matching the number of the word from the index with the number of the word from the contents, the corresponding headword from the contents will give you a rough idea of the meaning of the word from the index. All the missing information is to be filled in by yourself.
Examples:
1. We are all traveling to eternity if there is life after death.
2. All is silent in a green green world.
3. The Milky Way is a mystery.
4. Stars are the sons amd daughters of the sun.
Explanation for Example 1
By looking at the index, the word "eternity" belongs to group 152 and by looking at the contents, the headword of group 152 is "travel". The word "eternity" is associated with the word "travel". The rest of the sentence is to be made up by yourself.
To view the hieroglyphs, click the button.
Word Classification
It also allows you to find 213 groups of words by looking at the contents of the dictionary. Each group of words is assigned a number. After all, numerals are the universal language.
How it Works
Based on clinical observations, it is believed that the index of words is stored in your left brain, and the contents of words (actually and mostly pictures) in your right brain. The left brain communicates to the right brain by number, not by word.
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About this Dictionary
All the words in this dictionary are classified according to Chinese word classification system based on the meaning of words and rearranged according to the order of God's Creation.
All the page numbers in brackets are referenced to E.A. Wallis Budge, An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary, Vol. I & Vol. II, Dover, 1978. All whole hieroglyphs are underlined.
Abbreviations used in this Dictionary
n. noun
v. verb
? query
Abbreviations for the books of the Bible are not included.
Deciphering Tools
Egyptian hieroglyphs were often written with a twist. The writer has employed the following tools to decipher some of them.
1. Matching hieroglyphs with words
By matching hieroglyphs with words from the Bible, the writer has deciphered the bread of the Presence and the battering ram.
2. Matching hieroglyphs with pictures
It was a white flying horse that led me to the sky to visit the stars.
By matching hieroglyphs with the pictures of the constellations, the writer has identified the peacock and the crab.
3.Grouping
The writer has also found the following hieroglyphs by grouping.
fighting rooster
sunflower
dove/pigeon
tear-drop of a woman
orange stigma of a saffron crocus flower
olive tree
wineskin
curb bit, and
long whip
The Hieroglyphic Alphabet
