anteanus:ships-and-parts-of-ships
Gardiner’s Sign List of Egyptian Hieroglyphs
The following is a list of commonly used hieroglyphs as organized by Sir Alan H. Gardiner in his Egyptian Grammar. The signs are organized into 26 main categories followed by 3 sections that list hieroglyphs by their shape. Choose from any of the links below to guide yourself to a specific category.
P. Ships and Parts of Ships
Gardiner Number |
Hieroglyph |
Description of Glyph |
Details |
P1 | ![]() |
Boat on water | Det. of boats. In dpt “ship,” ḥʿw “ships,” ḫdi “sail downstream.” |
P1a | ![]() |
Boat upside down | Det. in pnʿ “capsize.” |
P2 |
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Ship sailing | Det. in ḫnti “sail upstream.” |
P3 | ![]() |
Sacred bark | Det. wi3 “sacred bark,” ḏ3i “cross” |
P4 |
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Boat with net | Phono. wḥʿ. In wḥʿ “fisherman.” |
P5 |
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Sail | Det. or Ideo. in ṯ3w “wind, breath.” Det. mḥyt “north wind.” |
P6 | ![]() |
Mast | Phono. ʿḥʿ. Inʿḥʿ “stand.” |
P7 | ![]() |
Combination of P6 +D36 | Use as P6. |
P8 | ![]() |
Oar | Phono ḫrw. In m3ʿ ḫrw “justified” ḫrw “voice,” ḫrwy “enemy.” |
P9 | ![]() |
Combination of P8 + I9 | Ideo for ḫr.fy “says, said.” |
P10 | ![]() |
Steering oar | Det. in ḥmw “steering oar,” ḥmy “steerer” |
P11 | ![]() |
Mooring post | Det. in mnit “mooring post.” |
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