exercise cards 1

These exercises were copied using JSesh (hieroglyphic generator) from my own index cards that were created to practice handwriting and to build a flexible reference. In no particular order


you are my lord
you are my lord
* independent pronoun as subject
his little daughter
his little daughter (hahaha Daddy's little darling)
you are happy with me
you are happy with me
* tw substituting for ṯw
this commoner is a scribe
this commoner is a scribe
* m of predication used to express sentence with nominal predicate (scribe)
then you will say to your son
then will you say to your son
* ẖ preceding śḏm form "then" or "therefore" then you say to your son
they will convey me
they will convey me
* consonant abnormally repeated probably to mark the retention of a sound that in other combinations had fallen away
a foreign land

a foreign land
* Ỉhỉ not Ỉ3hwỉw peculiar group writing

by what means will one ferry across
by what means will one ferry across? Lit. with what
* Avoidance of repetition of like consonantal sign in contiguity particularly with uniconsonontal words so that they aren't expressed at all
this state in which I was
this state in which I was Lit. this state which I (was) under it
* pronoun serves as subject when adverbial predicate follows
now the sun was in the sky
now the sun was in the sky
* there's that "grt" oddity, do with it what you will
it was not in my heart
It was not in my heart
our road
our road
* consonant abnormally repeated
until he has said
until he has said
ḏdt・f not ḏdtỉ3・f peculiar extra letters
he is her son
he is her son
* independent pronoun as subject
behold you me
behold you me
* written mṯn n wỉ it should be mṯ n wỉ consonant abnormally repeated to mark the retention of a sound that in other conmbinations had fallen away
this evil counsel
this evil council
behold you are my servant
behold you are my servant
* pronoun serves as subject when adverbial predicate follows
the scribe Nakht
the scribe Nakht
* determination of compound titles preceding name of owner usually left without determinative of their own.
it is more beautiful than anything
it is more beautiful than anything
* st as subject after adjectival predicate
how beautiful is this house
how beautiful is this house. (hahaha great place ya got here")
behold I am before you
behold I am before thee
* After particle, pronoun serves as subject when adverb predicate follows
a knower of things
a wise man Lit. a knower of things

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