Learn hieroglyphics: Father - it [hieroglyph-a-day in 4K]

[@IoH_AwoL]

Great video!

[@VoicesofAncientEgypt]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PopGoesTheology]

Thanks so much. Now I understand the little viper anomaly. A friend's name pronounced Atf and you've just given me an idea for his next birthday!

[@VoicesofAncientEgypt]

Wonderful!

[@trumpdavid]

Thank you

[@VoicesofAncientEgypt]

Glad you enjoyed it, David!

[@surenity766]

I still think the viper looks like a slug. I come up with my own names for each hieroglyph, lol.

[@VoicesofAncientEgypt]

I do the same with some hieroglyphs! 😂

[@Itziar_hay_yan]

En este caso, como explica el profesor Josep Cervelló, la serpiente cornuda representa el biconsonántico "it" tal como se usaba en el egipcio del reino antiguo y que, de alguna manera, quedó fosilizado en esta única palabra, a pesar de que en el egipcio clásico del reino medio ya no se usara para este biconsonántico.

[@adarshasokansindhya]

❤❤

[@Donny.C.wlWilliams]

😎👍🏽

[@RégentDeMarquis005]

Thanks. Now i know ehy the FOOT 👣 was chosen in roman charitable trust ritual. F for eet (f)eet father foot 🦶 🪜 and climbing the ladder of consciousness yo ascent to higher places than the previous