Letβs read some hieroglyphs πΉππͺ! These hieroglyphs πΉππͺ are from the wooden π±ππΊ Coffin π΄π ±πππ± of Khnumnakht, an individual who lived during the 12th-13th Dynasties (c. 1850-1750 B.C.E.)
Here is what the inscription ππ
±π says:
πΉπ – May He Live
π³πΊπ – Every Day
ππ³πΊ – Like Ra
The little βstrokes πΊβ are not technically part of the words and they are not pronounced! They are there for aesthetic purposes to make sure all of the hieroglyphs πΉππͺ are spaced out correctly and appear even/in lines on the coffin π΄π ±πππ±!
I have posted a bunch of inscriptions πππ₯ from this coffin π΄π ±πππ± because it is just so beautiful π€! The wooden π±ππΊ coffins π΄π ±πππ± from the Middle Kingdom are truly something else! The paint π¨ππ ±ππΈπ¦ and the colors are just exquisite and have really stood the test of time!