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Half-Hour Hieroglyphs Guide.pdf
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VoicesOfAncientEgypt.com Discover how the ancient
Egyptian system of hieroglyphs works, then write your own name in hieroglyphs Half-Hour Hieroglyphs
2.
Welcome! If you’re interested
in ancient Egypt, then I’m so glad you’re here because learning about hieroglyphs will unlock so much about ancient Egyptian life. In the next 30 minutes or so, you’ll discover how hieroglyphs work and you’ll write your own name in Egyptian hieroglyphs. © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 2 Hi, I’m Melinda Or, written another way: I’ve written this guide to give you a quick, but detailed introduction to the system of hieroglyphs, and to inspire you to learn more about ancient Egypt. I love ancient Egypt, and I wanted to be an Egyptologist since I was little. I watched every documentary I could find and bought a number of books on ancient Egypt. Can you relate? While I did take some detours along the way (can you believe I almost became an accountant?), I eventually made my way back to my first true love and earned a Ph.D. in Egyptology. Understanding ancient Egypt on a deeper level is such a joy and so empowering! Because I want you to have that same feeling, teaching became a passion. But I wanted to go beyond the classroom to reach more people like you – people in love with ancient Egypt. That’s why I started my YouTube channel and website: Voices of Ancient Egypt. And it’s why I created this guide to get you started. Now that I’ve introduced myself, I’d love it if you’d introduce yourself – in hieroglyphs! By the end of this guide, you will have written your name in hieroglyphs. Snap a picture of your hieroglyphic name and post it on Instagram and tag me at @VoicesOfAncientEgypt. Or email it to melinda@voicesofancientegypt.com I can’t wait to see it!
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Introduction Have you passed
a note or sent a text message “in code” like this? In this type of puzzle, the pictures are used for the sound of the thing shown, rather than the name of the thing: • the eye actually means “I”. • the female sheep (called a ewe) means “you” because “ewe” and “you” are pronounced the same way in English. The heart is used in a different way. Instead of being used for its sound, we should read it as suggesting the idea of love. Reading the pictures in this way, we get “I love you.” A more modern example of this same type of “code” would be common text speak, such as in this example: The letters C and U and the number 8 are used only for how their names sound – “see”, “you”, and “ate” – and not for their usual meanings. So, C U L8R actually means “see you later.” In the same way, we could use: (bee + leaves) to mean “believes” in English. Most people think that hieroglyphs were like modern emoji – pictures that communicate ideas (rather than sounds). But they actually are much more like our modern text speak. In this section, I’ll show you why. © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 3 Hieroglyphs and Sounds
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How to read Hieroglyphs
The hieroglyph that is a picture of a mouth can be used to write the word for mouth or it can be used for its sound (like our letter r). So, why am I talking to you about picture-word puzzles and text messaging? Because Egyptian hieroglyphs worked in exactly the same way as text speak and picture-word puzzles. Let’s see an example of how this worked in Egyptian hieroglyphs... © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 4 Hieroglyphs representing complete words An example of the hieroglyph being used for the word “mouth.”
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How to read Hieroglyphs
can also be used as a “r” sound in another word, just as 8 was used in the word “later” and a bee was used in “believes.” If we combine the mouth hieroglyph (sound of the letter r) with a water hieroglyph (sound of the letter n), it makes the ancient Egyptian word for “name” – rn. The Egyptian word for “name”: rn (pronounced today like “ren”) What about vowel sounds? You probably noticed that there are two consonants and no vowels in the word for name: rn. The ancient Egyptians did not have vowels in their hieroglyphic writing system. They would have used vowel sounds when saying words aloud, but much of the time we don’t know what these sounds were. To be able to say words like this one aloud, English-speaking Egyptologists often add a short “e” sound between consonants in Egyptian words. This is why we pronounce rn as “ren.” OK, so now you know that hieroglyphs can represent complete words. But they can also represent sounds that can be used to build words. Let’s see how this works… © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 5 Hieroglyphs representing sounds that build words
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The hieroglyph that
is a simple plan of a house can be used to write the word for house. But it can also be used for its sound values (p and r) to make other words. To help you tell apart words with the same signs, another hieroglyph – a “meaning sign” – is added to the end of most words. Both of the words below would represent the sounds p and r together (pronounced today like “per” or “pair”). But the meaning sign lets us know which word we should recognize. Using a dash after or below a hieroglyph shows that it is being used to write what it pictures. So “house” (pr) would be written like this: or “Go out” (pr) would be written with a different meaning sign. The walking legs let you know that the word has something to do with moving: The image to the right is an example of how these meaning signs were used in an ancient text. © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 6 This example is from a stela belonging to a man named Heqa-ib, which is now in the British Museum (1671). It shows these two uses of the house hieroglyph. In this part of the text, Heqa-ib says of himself: “I went out from my house.” Using a “Meaning Sign”
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You now can
recognize the words for “house,” “go out,” and “name”! Stop for a minute and congratulate yourself for getting this far (and do a little happy dance – I won’t tell)! Now, let’s take this a step further and learn how to write your own name in hieroglyphs. © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 7 Horemheb celebrating having received the gold of honor. (Photograph by Rob Koopman) Do you realize that you just read your first Egyptian hieroglyphs?
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Write your name in hieroglyphs
Earlier, we saw how to combine (r) and (n) to write the ancient Egyptian word for “name” (rn): Using these and other common hieroglyphs, we can start writing our own names. Let’s take a look at some examples. The hieroglyph of a lower leg is used for the sound like our letter b: Let’s put this together with the hieroglyphs we already learned. Remember that the ancient Egyptians did not write vowels? Good. Let’s do this! How could you use this information to spell the name Ben in hieroglyphs? That’s right, like this: combining b and n for Ben (bn). Now that you know how hieroglyphs work, it’s time to start combining sounds so that you can write your name in hieroglyphs. © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 8 Combining sounds
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Write your name in hieroglyphs
The name meaning sign lets you know that you are reading a name, and not something else spelled the same way. The meaning signs used for names were: a seated man (for men’s names) a seated woman (for women’s names) Examples of names written with their meaning signs: Use the list of hieroglyphs and examples on the next few pages to find the signs you need for the sounds in your name. Remember how the words for house and go out had those meaning signs at their ends? Egyptian names also need a meaning sign to indicate that they are names and not words. © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 9 The name “meaning sign” Hieroglyphs Sounds English Version bn Ben Dn Jen
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© VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 10 Hieroglyphs
with sounds like those in English Hieroglyph Transliteration How it would be written in English Closest sound in English i i i (pronounced like “ee”) * or y y y (a stronger “y” sound than “i”, also often pronounced like “ee”) or w w or u either w or a long u (like “oo”) ** b b b p p p * called yōd, a weak “y” sound like at the end of the word tea, but often shown in English as “i” and pronounced like “ee” ** called w or waw, a “w” sound, but sometimes shown in English as “u” and pronounced like “oo” Use these signs if you have any of these sounds in your name.
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© VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 11 Hieroglyphs
with sounds like those in English (cont.) Hieroglyph Transliteration How it would be written in English Closest sound in English f f f m m m n n n‡ r r r‡ h h h ‡ There was no L sound in ancient Egyptian. Instead, the Egyptians used r (or sometimes n and r together) for the L sound in foreign names. If you have an L in your name, substitute r or nr. I did this with my name on page 2!
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© VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 12 Hieroglyphs
with sounds like those in English (cont.) Hieroglyph Transliteration How it would be written in English Closest sound in English or s s s S sh “sh” as in ship k k k g g g (a hard “g” as in “gate”) t t t d d d
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© VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 13 Hieroglyphs
with sounds not quite like those in English Hieroglyph Transliteration How it would be written in English Closest sound in English A a‡‡ (called aleph) a glottal stop – the sound made in the middle of “uh oh” a a‡‡ (called ayin) a sound made by clenching the throat muscles, like saying “ah” while swallowing H h (called second h or dotted h) a breathy “h” pronounced in the throat X kh (called third h) a guttural sound like in the Scottish “loch” X kh (called fourth h) close to third h, but softer and closer to English “sh” ‡‡ For ease of pronunciation, English-speaking Egyptologists usually treat: A and a as a long “ah” sound. Use one of these signs if you have an “ah” sound in your name.
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© VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 14 Hieroglyphs
with sounds not quite like those in English Hieroglyph Transliteration How it would be written in English Closest sound in English q q or k (called q or qaf) close to “k”, but pronounced at the back of the mouth/top of the throat T tj (called second t) a soft “t” that sounds much like the “ch” in church or the “t” in adventure D dj (called second d) a soft “d” that sounds much like English “j”, such as in joke, or like “dg” in judge
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© VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 15 Examples
of ancient Egyptian and modern names Hieroglyph Trans- literation English pronunciation snb Seneb (sen-eb) rbka Rebecca wndy Wendy Dwrs Jules din Dean Hieroglyph Trans- literation English pronunciation bn Ben Spsi Shepsi (shep-see) Dain Jane (or Jain) or Td or Tad Chad
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Time to practice… Don’t
be too hard on yourself if you can’t draw the hieroglyphs perfectly (I’m right there with you!). It’s all part of the fun! Just keep practicing and try to get the main elements of each of the signs. Use the lists of hieroglyphs and example names on the previous pages to find the signs you need for your own name. Practice writing the hieroglyphs you will need in the space on this page. When you’re ready, turn the page and write your name in hieroglyphs. © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 16 Practice writing your name in hieroglyphs…
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your name in hieroglyphs! Download
the guide at VoicesofAncientEgypt.com/glyphs and learn how to write your own name in hieroglyphs! Write your name in hieroglyphs in the box to the right. Snap a photo of your hieroglyphic name and post it on Instagram and tag me: @VoicesOfAncientEgypt. Instagram not your thing? No problem. Email the photo of your name to me at: Melinda@ VoicesOfAncientEgypt.com You can also send me any questions about this guide, or about the broader field of Egyptology. I can’t wait to hear from you and see your first written hieroglyphs! © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 17 I just wrote my name in hieroglyphs!
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I hope you’ve
had as much fun going through this guide as I’ve had putting it together. If you’re interested in learning more about ancient Egypt, subscribe to my YouTube Channel to learn more about Ancient Egypt in fun and informative whiteboard-style videos. Also be on the lookout for my next Voices of Ancient Egypt email newsletter, in which I’ll shine the spotlight on a particular aspect of ancient Egypt and bring you the latest news and discoveries. You can also follow me on Instagram and Facebook (and don’t forget to tag me when you post your name in hieroglyphs!). I promise that, at Voices of Ancient Egypt, there’ll be none of the overly-dramatic plots you’ll see in Hollywood movies, but also no confusing academic jargon that you might find in some books. Instead, you’ll learn about what life (and death) was really like in ancient Egypt. Best, Melinda © VoicesofAncientEgypt.com 18 Ready to learn more about ancient Egypt…? YouTube: VoicesOfAncientEgypt Instagram: @VoicesOfAncientEgypt Website: VoicesOfAncientEgypt.com Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/VoicesCommu nity Email: Melinda@ VoicesOfAncientEgypt.com
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