Letβs read some hieroglyphs πΉππͺ!Β
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Today ππππ³ we are going to look more closely at the hieroglyphic πΉπ symbol of βπ₯.β Many will confuse this symbol with the ever popular βπ€ nfrβ as they look very similar to each other!
The βlung and windpipe π₯β is a triliteral phonogram which would represent the sound zm3/sm3. This symbol only functions as a phonogram!
The 3 is part of the phonetic alphabet and sounds like βahβ – it is a good idea to learn the phonetic alphabet of you want to learn the hieroglyphic βsoundsβ.
Here are some words that have the symbol π₯ in them:
ππ΄π₯π ±πΊ – Lungs
π₯πππΊπ – Offering (variant of π΅ππͺπππ¦)
π₯πΏπ / ππ΄π₯ – Unite