Sign List

For the grouping of signs by size, see the Signs by Shape page.

For the symbols of the 42 nomes, see Nomes page (forthcoming).

Main sources for this are Gardiner 1957 and Allen 2014.

A. Man and his Occupations	J. (No category J was created.)	S. Crowns, Dress, Regalia
B. Woman and her Occupations	K. Fish and Parts Thereof	T. Warfare, Hunting, Butchery
C. Anthropomorphic Deities	L. Invertebrates	U. Agriculture, Crafts, Professions
D. Parts of the Human Body	M. Plants	V. Rope, Baskets, Cloth
E. Mammals	N. Sky, Earth, Water	W. Vessels
F. Parts of Mammals	O. Buildings and Parts Thereof	X. Bread
G. Birds	P. Boats and Parts Thereof	Y. Writings, Games, Music
H. Parts of Birds	Q. Domestic and Funerary Furniture	Z. Strokes and Geometrical Figures
I. Reptiles, Amphibians, and Parts Thereof	R. Temple Furniture and Sacred Emblems	Aa. Unclassified

How to read the notes

Dt. means “determinative for”; id. means “ideogram for”; ph. means “phonogram for”. A semicolon separates different uses. An English word in bold after dt. means a category of words that the sign is a determinative for. Di. means “determinative for these words and ideogram for them as well.” var. means “variant of.”

The “U+” number at the end of each entry is its Unicode code.

A. Man and his Occupations

A1	𓀀	seated man	Di. zj “man”; 1s pronoun	U+13000
A2	𓀁	man with hand to mouth	Dt. eat, drink, think, speak, emotions	U+13001
A3	𓀂	man sitting on heel	Dt. sit	U+13002
A4	𓀃	seated man with hands raised	Dt. beseech, adore, hide	U+13003
A5	𓀄	crouching man hiding behind wall	Dt. hide	U+13004
A5a	𓀅	seated man hiding behind wall	var. A5	U+13005
A6	𓀆	seated man under vase emitting water	Dt. pure, clean	U+13006
A6a	𓀇	as above, reaching for libation stone	var. A6	U+13007
A6b	𓀈	as above, reaching down with no stone	var. A6	U+13008
A7	𓀉	fatigued man	Dt. tired, weak	U+13009
A8	𓀊	man performing hnw-gesture	Dt. hnw “jubilation”	U+1300A
A9	𓀋	man holding basket on head	Dt. work, carry, load; id. ꜣṯp “load”, fꜣj “carry”, kꜣt “work”	U+1300B
A10	𓀌	seated man with oar	Dt. sail	U+1300C
A11	𓀍	seated man with scepter and crook	Dt. friend	U+1300D
A12	𓀎	soldier with bow and quiver	Dt. soldier; id. w/plural mark for mšꜥ “army”	U+1300E
A13	𓀏	man with arms tied behind his back	Dt. enemy	U+1300F
A14	𓀐	falling man with blood streaming from his head	Dt. die, enemy	U+13010
A14a	𓀑	man whose head is hit with an axe	var. A14	U+13011
A15	𓀒	man falling	Dt. fall, overthrow; id. ḫr “fall”	U+13012
A16	𓀓	man bowing down	Dt. bow	U+13013
A17	𓀔	child sitting with hand to mouth	Dt. young, child; id. ẖrd “child”, ph. nnj “child” in nnj–nswt, “Herakleopolis”	U+13014
A17a	𓀕	child sitting with arms hanging down	var. A17	U+13015
A18	𓀖	child wearing red crown	Dt. child king	U+13016
A19	𓀗	bent man leaning on staff	Dt. old, wise, great; ph. jk in jky “miner”, jꜣw “old”, smsw “elder, eldest”, wr “great”	U+13017
A20	𓀘	man leaning on forked staff	var. A19	U+13018
A21	𓀙	man holding staff and handkerchief	Dt. official, noble, id. srj “official”	U+13019
A22	𓀚	statue of man with staff and mace	Dt. statue	U+1301A
A23	𓀛	king with staff and mace	Dt. king	U+1301B
A24	𓀜	man striking with two-handed weapon	Dt. hit, strike; id. nḫt “strong, force”	U+1301C
A25	𓀝	man striking, with left arm hanging behind back	Rare id. for strike, or var. A24; dt. ḥwj “hit”	U+1301D
A26	𓀞	man with one arm pointing forward	Dt. call; id. j “oh”, ꜥš “call”	U+1301E
A27	𓀟	man in haste, running	Ph. jn in “messenger”	U+1301F
A28	𓀠	man with both arms raised	Dt. happy, high, joy, mourn, frustration	U+13020
A29	𓀡	man upside down	Dt. inverted	U+13021
A30	𓀢	man with hands raised in front	Dt. worship, praise	U+13022
A31	𓀣	man with hands raised behind him	Dt. shun, reject	U+13023
A32	𓀤	man dancing with arms to the back	Dt. dance	U+13024
A32a	𓀥	man dancing with arms to the front	var. A32	U+13025
A33	𓀦	man with stick and bundle on shoulder	Di. mnjw “herdsman”; wander, stranger	U+13026
A34	𓀧	man pounding in a mortar	Dt. ḫwsj “pound, build”	U+13027
A35	𓀨	man building wall	Di. qd “build”	U+13028
A36	𓀩	man kneading into vessel	var. A37 (below)	U+13029
A37	𓀪	man standing in vat	Di. ꜥftj “brewer”	U+1302A
A38	𓀫	man holding necks of two emblematic animals with panther heads	Id. town of Qus (qsj)	U+1302B
A39	𓀬	man on two giraffes	var. A38	U+1302C
A40	𓀭	seated god	Dt. god; 1s pro. if speaker is a god	U+1302D
A40a	𓀮	seated god with wꜣs	var. A40	U+1302E
A41	𓀯	king with uraeus and straight beard	Dt. king; 1s pro. if speaker is a king	U+1302F
A42	𓀰	A42 with flail	var. A41	U+13030
A42a	𓀱	A42 with crook and flail	var. A41	U+13031
A43	𓀲	king with white crown	Di. nswt “king”, king of Upper Egypt; dt. Osiris	U+13032
A43a	𓀳	king with white crown and wꜣs	var. A43	U+13033
A44	𓀴	king with white crown and flail	var. A43	U+13034
A45	𓀵	king with red crown	Di. bjtj “hereditary king”, king of Lower Egypt	U+13035
A45a	𓀶	king with red crown and wꜣs	var. A45	U+13036
A46	𓀷	king with red crown and flail	var. A45	U+13037
A47	𓀸	seated shepherd in mantle with stick	Di. zꜣw “guard”, mnjw “herdsman”	U+13038
A48	𓀹	seated and beardless person with knife	Ph. jr in jrj “belonging to”	U+13039
A49	𓀺	seated foreigner with stick	Dt. foreigner	U+1303A
A50	𓀻	noble on chair	Dt. dignitary, deceased; 1s pro. if speaker is deceased	U+1303B
A51	𓀼	noble on chair with flail	Di. špsj, špss “noble”, dignitary, deceased	U+1303C
A52	𓀽	noble squatting with flail	Dt. noble, dignitary, deceased	U+1303D
A53	𓀾	standing mummy	Dt. mummy, image, form, likeness; id. twt “image, statue”	U+1303E
A54	𓀿	recumbent mummy	Dt. dead	U+1303F
A55	𓁀	mummy lying on bed	Dt. lie, spend the night, dead; id. sḏr “lie down”	U+13040
A56	𓁁	seated man holding stick		U+13041
A57	𓁂	man holding ḥtp sign		U+13042
A58	𓁃	man applying hoe to ground		U+13043
A59	𓁄	man threatening with stick	Dt. drive away	U+13044
A60	𓁅	man sowing seeds		U+13045
A61	𓁆	man looking over his shoulder		U+13046
A62	𓁇	Asiatic		U+13047
A63	𓁈	king on throne holding staff		U+13048
A64	𓁉	man sitting on heels offering a cup		U+13049
A65	𓁊	man wearing tunic with fringes and holding mace		U+1304A
A66	𓁋	man holding sistrum		U+1304B
A67	𓁌	dwarf		U+1304C
A68	𓁍	man holding up knife		U+1304D
A69	𓁎	seated man with raised right arm and left arm hanging down		U+1304E
A70	𓁏	seated man with raised arms		U+1304F

B. Woman and her Occupations

B1	𓁐	seated woman	Dt. woman, goddess; 1s pro. if speaker is woman or goddess	U+13050
B2	𓁑	pregnant woman	Dt. pregnant, conceive	U+13051
B3	𓁒	woman giving birth	Di. msj “give birth”	U+13052
B4	𓁓	combination of woman giving birth and three skins tied together	var. B3	U+13053
B5	𓁔	woman suckling child	Dt. mnꜥt “nurse”	U+13054
B5a	𓁕	woman suckling child (simplified)	var. B5	U+13055
B6	𓁖	woman on chair with child on lap	Dt. rnn “foster, rear”	U+13056
B7	𓁗	queen wearing diadem and holding flower	Dt. queen	U+13057
B8	𓁘	woman holding lotus flower		U+13058
B9	𓁙	woman holding sistrum		U+13059

C. Anthropomorphic Deities

C1	𓁚	god with sun-disk and uraeus	Di. Ra	U+1305A
C2	𓁛	god with falcon head and sun-disk holding ankh	var. C1	U+1305B
C2a	𓁜	god with falcon head and sun-disk	var. C2	U+1305C
C2b	𓁝	C2a reversed	var. C2	U+1305D
C2c	𓁞	C2 reversed	var. C2	U+1305E
C3	𓁟	god with ibis head	Di. Thoth	U+1305F
C4	𓁠	god with ram head	Di. Khnum	U+13060
C5	𓁡	god with ram head holding ankh	var. C4	U+13061
C6	𓁢	god with jackal head	Di. Anubis, Wepwawet	U+13062
C7	𓁣	god with Seth-animal head	Di. Seth	U+13063
C8	𓁤	ithyphallic god with two plumes and uplifted arm with flail	Di. Min	U+13064
C9	𓁥	goddess with horned sun-disk	Di. Hathor	U+13065
C10	𓁦	goddess with feather	Di. Maat	U+13066
C10a	𓁧	goddess with feather and ankh	var. C10	U+13067
C11	𓁨	god with arms supporting the sky and palm branch on head	Id. Heh, ḥḥ “million”	U+13068
C12	𓁩	god with two plumes and scepter	Di. Amun	U+13069
C13	𓁪	C12 reversed	var. C12	U+1306A
C14	𓁫	god with two plumes and scimitar	var. C12	U+1306B
C15	𓁬	C14 reversed	var. C14	U+1306C
C16	𓁭	god wearing red crown with ankh		U+1306D
C17	𓁮	god with falcon head and two plumes	Di. Montu	U+1306E
C18	𓁯	squatting god with horns and plumes	Di. Tatenen	U+1306F
C19	𓁰	mummy-shaped god	Di. Ptah	U+13070
C20	𓁱	mummy-shaped god in shrine	var. C19	U+13071
C21	𓁲	Bes	Di. Bes	U+13072
C22	𓁳	god with falcon head and moon	Di. Khonsu	U+13073
C23	𓁴	goddess with feline head and sun with uraeus	Di. Sekhmet	U+13074
C24	𓁵	god wearing red crown with scepter		U+13075

D. Parts of the Human Body

D1	𓁶	Head	Dt. head; id. dp, ḏꜣḏꜣ “head”; ph. dp in dpj “first”	U+13076
D2	𓁷	Face	Ph. ḥr, id. ḥr “face”	U+13077
D3	𓁸	Hair	Dt. hair, skin, color, mourn, widow, bald; id. wš “missing”	U+13078
D4	𓁹	Eye	Ph. jr; id. jrt “eye”; dt. associated with eye	U+13079
D5	𓁺	Eye with makeup	Dt. associated with eye	U+1307A
D6	𓁻	Eye with painted upper lid	var. D5	U+1307B
D7	𓁼	Eye with painted lower lid	Dt. adorn, ꜥn “beautiful”, ꜥnw “Tura quarry”	U+1307C
D8	𓁽	Eye enclosed	var. D7 for “beautiful”, “Tura”	U+1307D
D8a	𓁾	Eye with paint, enclosed	var. D8	U+1307E
D9	𓁿	Eye weeping	Di. rmj “weep”	U+1307F
D10	𓂀	Eye of Horus	Di. wḏꜣt “Eye of Horus”	U+13080
D11	𓂁	Front part of Eye of Horus	Id. 1/2 heqat	U+13081
D12	𓂂	Pupil of Eye of Horus	Id. 1/4 heqat; dt. ḏfḏ “pupil”, mꜣꜣ “see” (var. D4)	U+13082
D13	𓂃	Eyebrow of Eye of Horus	Id. 1/8 heqat; dt. eyebrow	U+13083
D14	𓂄	Back part of Eye of Horus	Id. 1/16 heqat	U+13084
D15	𓂅	Diagonal mark of Eye of Horus	Id. 1/32 heqat	U+13085
D16	𓂆	Vertical mark of Eye of Horus	Id. 1/64 heqat	U+13086
D17	𓂇	Lower markings of Eye of Horus	Di. tjt “image”	U+13087
D18	𓂈	Human ear	Di. msḏr “ear”	U+13088
D19	𓂉	Face in profile	Ph. ḫnt; id. fnḏ “nose”; dt. nose, face, etc.	U+13089
D20	𓂊	—	var. D19	U+1308A
D21	𓂋	Mouth	Uniliteral r; id. r “mouth”	U+1308B
D22	𓂌	Mouth with two strokes	Id. rwj “2/3”	U+1308C
D23	𓂍	Mouth with three strokes	Id. ḫmt-rw “3/4”	U+1308D
D24	𓂎	Upper lip with teeth	Di. spt “lip”	U+1308E
D25	𓂏	The lips	Di. sptj “lips”	U+1308F
D26	𓂐	Lips spitting	Dt. spitting, spew	U+13090
D27	𓂑	Breast	Id. mnḏ “breast”; dt. breast, nurse	U+13091
D27a	𓂒	—	var. D27	U+13092
D28	𓂓	Upraised arms	Ph. kꜣ id. “ka”	U+13093
D29	𓂔	Upraised arms on standard R12	var. D28	U+13094
D30	𓂕	Two upraised arms with tail	Dt. god Nehebkau (nḥb-kꜣw) “Assigner of kas”	U+13095
D31	𓂖	Two arms embracing a club	Id. ḥm-kꜣ “mortuary priest” (lit. “servant of ka”)	U+13096
D31a	𓂗	Upraised arms with club	var. D31	U+13097
D32	𓂘	Embracing arms	Dt. embrace, open	U+13098
D33	𓂙	Arms rowing	Ph. ẖn	U+13099
D34	𓂚	Arms with shield and mace	Id. ꜥḥꜣ “fight”	U+1309A
D34a	𓂛	Arms with squared shield and mace	Older var. D34	U+1309B
D35	𓂜	Negation gesture	Dt. negation; id. nj “not”; ph. nj, n in nn “not”, jw(t) in jwt, jwtj “that/which not”	U+1309C
D36	𓂝	Arm	Uniliteral ꜥ; id. “arm, hand”	U+1309D
D37	𓂞	Arm holding bread cone or mold	Ph. dj in (r)dj “give”	U+1309E
D38	𓂟	Arm holding round loaf	Ph. mj, dt. jmj “give” (imper.)	U+1309F
D39	𓂠	Arm holding nw-pot	Dt. offer, sometimes var. D37, D38.	U+130A0
D40	𓂡	Arm holding stick	Dt. force, effort; id. ḫꜣj “measure, examine”	U+130A1
D41	𓂢	Arm with palm down, elbow pulled back	Ph. nj; id. rmn shoulder; dt. arm and actions of arm	U+130A2
D42	𓂣	Arm with palm down	Di. mḥ “cubit”	U+130A3
D43	𓂤	Arm with flail	Ph. ḫw	U+130A4
D44	𓂥	Arm with sekhem	Di. ḫrp “manage”	U+130A5
D45	𓂦	Arm with wand	Di. ḏsr “raise arm, clear away, sacred”	U+130A6
D46	𓂧	Hand	Uniliteral d; id. ḏrt “hand”	U+130A7
D46a	𓂨	Hand with water	Id. jdt “perfume”	U+130A8
D47	𓂩	Hand with palm up	Dt. ḏrt “hand” when phonograms are used	U+130A9
D48	𓂪	Hand without thumb	Id. šzp “palm, palm-width”	U+130AA
D48a	𓂫	Hand holding egg		U+130AB
D49	𓂬	Fist	Dt. grasp	U+130AC
D50	𓂭	One finger	Id. ḏbꜥ “finger” and “10,000”; doubled dt. accurate	U+130AD
D50a	𓂮	Two fingers		U+130AE
D50b	𓂯	Three fingers		U+130AF
D50c	𓂰	Four fingers		U+130B0
D50d	𓂱	Five fingers		U+130B1
D50e	𓂲	Six fingers		U+130B2
D50f	𓂳	Seven fingers		U+130B3
D50g	𓂴	Eight fingers		U+130B4
D50h	𓂵	Nine fingers		U+130B5
D50i	𓂶	Five fingers (row)		U+130B6
D51	𓂷	One finger (horizontal)	Dt. fruit, flower, ḫꜣj “measure”, ṯꜣj “take”, dqr “press”; di. ꜥnt “fingernail”; id. dqrw “fruit”, qꜣw “flour”	U+130B7
D52	𓂸	Penis	Ph. mt; dt. male, kꜣ “bull” (with E1)	U+130B8
D52a	𓂹	Penis with folded cloth		U+130B9
D53	𓂺	Penis with emission	Dt. penis, male; di. bꜣḥ in m bꜣḥ “in the presence of”, r bꜣḥ “before”, ḏr bꜣḥ “since”	U+130BA
D54	𓂻	Legs walking	Dt. motion; phon, jw in forms of jjj “come”; id. nmt(t) “step”	U+130BB
D54a	𓂼	Hieratic legs walking		U+130BC
D55	𓂽	Legs walking backwards	Dt. reverse	U+130BD
D56	𓂾	Leg	Dt. foot, etc.; ph. pd; id. rd “foot”, wꜥrt “district”, sbq “excellent”, gḥs “gazelle”	U+130BE
D57	𓂿	Leg with knife	Dt. mutilation; id. jꜣṯw “execution ground”, sjꜣt “shorten, cheat”	U+130BF
D58	𓃀	Foot and calf	Uniliteral b; bw “place, thing”	U+130C0
D59	𓃁	Foot and forearm	Ph. ꜥb	U+130C1
D60	𓃂	Foot supporting vase pouring water	Id. wꜥb “clean, pure”	U+130C2
D61	𓃃	Toes	Di. sꜣḥ “toe”	U+130C3
D62	𓃄	—	var. D61	U+130C4
D63	𓃅	—	var. D61	U+130C5
D64	𓃆	Hand with palm down		U+130C6
D65	𓃇	Lock of hair		U+130C7
D66	𓃈	Arm with reed pen		U+130C8
D67	𓃉	One dot		U+130C9
D67a	𓃊	Two dots		U+130CA
D67b	𓃋	Three dots		U+130CB
D67c	𓃌	Four dots		U+130CC
D67d	𓃍	Five dots		U+130CD
D67e	𓃎	Six dots		U+130CE
D67f	𓃏	Seven dots		U+130CF
D67g	𓃐	Eight dots		U+130D0
D67h	𓃑	Nine dots		U+130D1

E. Mammals

E1	𓃒	Bull (Bos taurus)	Dt. cattle; id. kꜣ “bull”, jḥw “cattle”	U+130D2
E2	𓃓	Bull charging	Dt. smꜣ “wild bull”; id. kꜣ in kꜣ-nḫt “strong bull”, epithet of the king	U+130D3
E3	𓃔	Calf	Dt. bḥz “calf”, wnḏw “short-horned cattle”	U+130D4
E4	𓃕	Sacred cow	Dt. ḥzꜣt “sacred cow”	U+130D5
E5	𓃖	Cow suckling calf	Dt. ꜣms “solicitous”	U+130D6
E6	𓃗	Horse (Equus ferus caballus)	Dt. horse; id. ssmt “horse”	U+130D7
E7	𓃘	Donkey (Equus africanus asinus)	Dt. ꜥꜣ “donkey”	U+130D8
E8	𓃙	Kid (Capra hircus)	Ph. jb; dt. goat	U+130D9
E8a	𓃚	Kid jumping	var. E8	U+130DA
E9	𓃛	Newborn hartebeest (Alcelaphus buselaphus)	Ph. jw	U+130DB
E9a	𓃜	Mature bovine lying down		U+130DC
E10	𓃝	Ram (Ovis longipes palaeo-aegyptiacus)	Dt. sheep; id. bꜣ “ram”, ẖnmw “Khnum”	U+130DD
E11	𓃞	Ram	Older var. E10	U+130DE
E12	𓃟	Pig (Sus domesticus)	Dt. pig	U+130DF
E13	𓃠	Cat (Felis lybica and/or catus)	Dt. mjw/mjt “cat”	U+130E0
E14	𓃡	Dog (Canis familiaris)	Dt. dog	U+130E1
E15	𓃢	Recumbent jackal (probably the African golden jackal, Canis lupaster)	Di. jnpw “Anubis”; dt. ḥrj-sštꜣ “master of secrets”	U+130E2
E16	𓃣	Recumbent jackal on shrine	var. E15 for jnpw “Anubis”	U+130E3
E16a	𓃤	Recumbent jackal on shrine with flail		U+130E4
E17	𓃥	Jackal	Di. zꜣb “jackal”, “dignitary”	U+130E5
E17a	𓃦	Jackal looking back		U+130E6
E18	𓃧	Jackal on standard	Di. wpj-wꜣwt “Wepwawet” (“opener of the ways”)	U+130E7
E19	𓃨	Jackal on standard with mace	var. E18	U+130E8
E20	𓃩	Set-animal	less common var. E21 (below)	U+130E9
E20a	𓃪	Set-animal on basket		U+130EA
E21	𓃫	Recumbent Set-animal	Id. stẖ, stš “Seth”; dt. confusion, chaos	U+130EB
E22	𓃬	Lion (Panthera leo)	Di. mꜣj “Ideogram for standing lion, mꜣi”lion”	U+130EC
E23	𓃭	Recumbent lion	Ph. rw	U+130ED
E24	𓃮	Panther or leopard (Panthera pardus)	Di. ꜣby “leopard”	U+130EE
E25	𓃯	Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius)	Dt. hippopotamus	U+130EF
E26	𓃰	Elephant (Loxodonta africana)	Dt. ꜣbw “elephant”; id. ꜣbw “Elephantine”	U+130F0
E27	𓃱	Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis prob. subsp. camelopardalis)	Di. mmj “giraffe”; dt. sr “foretell”	U+130F1
E28	𓃲	Oryx (Oryx gazella)	Dt. mꜣḥḏ “oryx”	U+130F2
E28a	𓃳	Oryx with irrigation system		U+130F3
E29	𓃴	Gazelle (Gazella dorcas)	Dt. gḥs “gazelle”	U+130F4
E30	𓃵	Ibex (Capra nubiana)	Dt. njꜣw, nrꜣw, nꜣw “ibex”	U+130F5
E31	𓃶	Goat with collar	Dt. sꜥḥ “privilege”	U+130F6
E32	𓃷	Baboon (Papio hamadryas)	Dt. baboon, monkey, furious	U+130F7
E33	𓃸	Monkey (species uncertain)	Dt. gjf “monkey”	U+130F8
E34	𓃹	Hare (Lepus capensis)	Ph. wn	U+130F9
E34a	𓃺	Hare (low)		U+130FA
E36	𓃻	Baboon seated		U+130FB
E37	𓃼	Baboon with receptacle and basket		U+130FC
E38	𓃽	Long-horned bull		U+130FD

F. Parts of Mammals

F1	𓃾	Ox head	Id. kꜣ “cattle” in offerings	U+130FE
F1a	𓃿	Cow head	var. F1	U+130FF
F2	𓄀	Charging ox head	Dt. ḏnd “rage”	U+13100
F3	𓄁	Hippopotamus head	Dt. ꜣt “power”; di. ꜣt “moment”	U+13101
F4	𓄂	Forepart of lion	Id. ḥꜣt “front” etc.	U+13102
F5	𓄃	Hartebeest head	Di. šsꜣ “skilled” etc.; dt. šsꜣ “prayer”, bḫnt “pylon”	U+13103
F6	𓄄	Forepart of hartebeest	var. F5	U+13104
F7	𓄅	Ram head	Di. šfyt “awe”	U+13105
F8	𓄆	Forepart of ram	var. F7	U+13106
F9	𓄇	Leopard head	Di. pḥtj, “strength” (often doubled)	U+13107
F10	𓄈	Head and neck of animal	Dt. neck, throat, etc.	U+13108
F11	𓄉	Head and neck of animal	var. F10	U+13109
F12	𓄊	Head and neck of jackal	Ph. wsr	U+1310A
F13	𓄋	Horns	Ph. wp; id. wpt “brow”	U+1310B
F13a	𓄌	Horns		U+1310C
F14	𓄍	Horns with palm branch	Id. wpt-rnpt “opening of the year” (New Year’s Day)	U+1310D
F15	𓄎	Horns with palm branch and sun	var. F14	U+1310E
F16	𓄏	Horn	Ph. ꜥb; di. horn	U+1310F
F17	𓄐	Horn and vase with flowing water	Di. ꜥbw “purification”	U+13110
F18	𓄑	Tusk	Ph. bḥ, ḥw; dt. tooth and in words with root bjꜣ	U+13111
F19	𓄒	Lower jaw-bone of ox	Dt. ꜥrt “jaw”	U+13112
F20	𓄓	Tongue	Ph. ns; id. ns “tongue”, jmj-r “overseer”; dt. actions assoc. with the tongue; sometimes for Z6	U+13113
F21	𓄔	Cow ear	Ph. sḏm, jdn; dt. ear etc; id. msḏr “ear”, ḏrḏ “leaf”	U+13114
F21a	𓄕	Hieratic ear of bovine		U+13115
F22	𓄖	Hindquarters of lion	Ph. pḥ; dt. end, bottom; id. pḥwj “end”, kfꜣ “discreet”	U+13116
F23	𓄗	Foreleg of ox	Di. ḫpš “strong arm”, “foreleg”; dt. msḫtjw “Foreleg” (Ursa Major)	U+13117
F24	𓄘	Ox foreleg reversed	var. F23	U+13118
F25	𓄙	Leg of ox	Ph. wḥm; id. wḥm(t) “hoof”	U+13119
F26	𓄚	Skin of goat	Ph. ẖn; id. ẖnt “hide, skin”	U+1311A
F27	𓄛	Skin of cow with bent tail	Dt. hide, mammal; sometimes var. N2	U+1311B
F28	𓄜	Skin of cow with straight tail	Ph. sꜣb “dappled”; sometimes var. U23	U+1311C
F29	𓄝	Cow’s skin pierced by arrow	Di. sṯj “shoot”; ph. st	U+1311D
F30	𓄞	Waterskin	Ph. šd	U+1311E
F31	𓄟	Three fox-skins tied together	Ph. ms	U+1311F
F31a	𓄠	Three skins tied together	var. F31	U+13120
F32	𓄡	Animal’s belly	Uniliteral ẖ; id. ẖt “belly, body”	U+13121
F33	𓄢	Tail	Di. sd “tail”	U+13122
F34	𓄣	Heart	Id. jb “heart, mind”; dt. ḥꜣtj “heart”	U+13123
F35	𓄤	Heart and windpipe	Ph. nfr	U+13124
F36	𓄥	Lungs and windpipe	Ph. zmꜣ	U+13125
F37	𓄦	Backbone, ribs, and spinal cord	Dt. back; id. jꜣt “back”; sometimes var. M21	U+13126
F37a	𓄧	Backbone and ribs	var. F37	U+13127
F38	𓄨	backbone and ribs	var. F37	U+13128
F38a	𓄩	Backbone, ribs, and spinal cord	var. F37	U+13129
F39	𓄪	Backbone with trailing spinal cord	Di. jmꜣḫ “worth, honor”, “spinal cord”; occ. var. F37 as dt.	U+1312A
F40	𓄫	Backbone with spinal cord at both ends	Ph. ꜣw	U+1312B
F41	𓄬	Vertebrae	Dt. psḏ “back”	U+1312C
F42	𓄭	Rib	Ph. spr; dt. spr “rib”	U+1312D
F43	𓄮	Ribs	Dt. spḥt “ribs”	U+1312E
F44	𓄯	Bone with meat	Ph. jsw; di. jwꜥ “inherit” etc; dt. jwꜥ “femur”, swt “tibia”	U+1312F
F45	𓄰	Uterus	Di. jdt “vulva”, “cow”	U+13130
F45a	𓄱	Uterus	var. F45	U+13131
F46	𓄲	Intestine	Dt. midst, turn, intestine, wḏb “shore”	U+13132
F46a	𓄳	Intestine	var. F46	U+13133
F47	𓄴	Intestine	var. F46	U+13134
F47a	𓄵	Intestine	var. F46	U+13135
F48	𓄶	Intestine	var. F46	U+13136
F49	𓄷	Intestine	var. F46	U+13137
F50	𓄸	Intestines and folded cloth	Ph. spẖr	U+13138
F51	𓄹	Piece of flesh	Dt. flesh; id. kns “vagina”, tripled ḥꜥw “body”; ph. js in jst “Isis” and jsr “Osiris” in some Coffin Texts	U+13139
F51a	𓄺	Three pieces of flesh horizontally		U+1313A
F51b	𓄻	Three pieces of flesh vertically		U+1313B
F51c	𓄼	Piece of flesh reversed		U+1313C
F52	𓄽	Excrement	Dt. ḥs “excrement”	U+1313D
F53	𓄾	Divine rod with ram head		U+1313E

G. Birds

G1	𓄿	Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus)	Uniliteral ꜣ; flatter head than G4	U+1313F
G2	𓅀	Two Egyptian vultures	Ph. ꜣꜣ	U+13140
G3	𓅁	Vulture and sickle	Ph. mꜣ	U+13141
G4	𓅂	Long-legged buzzard (Buteo ferox)	Ph. tjw; rounder head than G1	U+13142
G5	𓅃	Falcon (Falco sp. likely peregrinus)	Id. ḥrw “Horus”	U+13143
G6	𓅄	Falcon with flail	Dt. bjk “falcon”	U+13144
G6a	𓅅	Falcon on basket		U+13145
G7	𓅆	Falcon on standard	Dt. divine; 1s pro. if speaker is god or king	U+13146
G7a	𓅇	Falcon in boat or crescent	less common var. G7 or G7b	U+13147
G7b	𓅈	Falcon in boat	Id. nmtj “the god Nemty”	U+13148
G8	𓅉	Falcon on “gold” glyph	Id. bjk nbw, ḥrw nbw “Gold Falcon”, “Golden Horus”, one of the king’s titles	U+13149
G9	𓅊	Falcon with sun on head	Id. rꜥ-ḥrw-ꜣḫtj “Ra-Horakhty”	U+1314A
G10	𓅋	Falcon in Sokar barque	Dt. zkr “Sokar”, ḥnw “Sokar’s barque”	U+1314B
G11	𓅌	Statue of falcon	Dt. ꜥẖm/ꜥšm/ꜥḫm “idol”, šnbt “breast”	U+1314C
G11a	𓅍	Statue of falcon on standard	var. G11	U+1314D
G12	𓅎	Statue of falcon with flail	var. G11	U+1314E
G13	𓅏	Statue of falcon with two plumes	Dt. spdw “the god Sopdu”; id. ḥrw nḫnj “Horus of Hierakonpolis”	U+1314F
G14	𓅐	Vulture (Gyps fulvus)	Ph. mjwt, mjt, mwt, mt; dt. nrt “vulture” and words with root nr	U+13150
G15	𓅑	Vulture with flail	Di. mjwt “Mut”	U+13151
G16	𓅒	The Two Ladies (vulture and cobra)	Id. nbtj, “the two ladies”, a title of the king	U+13152
G17	𓅓	Owl (the pharaoh eagle owl Bubo ascalaphus in early times; later usually the barn owl Tyto alba alba)	Ph. m	U+13153
G18	𓅔	Two owls	Ph. mm	U+13154
G19	𓅕	Owl and arm with conical loaf	var. G20 (below)	U+13155
G20	𓅖	Owl and arm	Ph. m(j)	U+13156
G20a	𓅗	Owl and mouth		U+13157
G21	𓅘	Guinea fowl, sennar (Numida meleagris)	Ph. nḥ; id. nḥ “guinea fowl”; sometimes with G1 or G43 body but G21 horns and lappet	U+13158
G22	𓅙	Hoopoe (Upupa epops)	Ph. ḏb/db in ḏbt/dbt “brick”	U+13159
G23	𓅚	Lapwing (Vanellus cristatus or V. vanellus)	Di. rḫwt/rḫyt “subjects, people”	U+1315A
G24	𓅛	Lapwing with twisted wings	var. G23	U+1315B
G25	𓅜	Northern bald ibis (crested ibis, Ibis comata)	Ph. ꜣḫ	U+1315C
G26	𓅝	Sacred ibis (Ibis religiosa) on standard	Dt. hbj “ibis”; id. ḏḥwtj “Thoth”	U+1315D
G26a	𓅞	Sacred Ibis	var. G26	U+1315E
G27	𓅟	Flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus)	Ph. dšr “red”; dt. dšr “flamingo”	U+1315F
G28	𓅠	Glossy/black ibis (Plegadis falcinellus)	Ph. gm	U+13160
G29	𓅡	Saddle-billed stork, jabiru (Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis)	Ph. bꜣ	U+13161
G30	𓅢	Three saddle-billed storks	Id. bꜣw “impressiveness, gloriousness”‘ plural G29	U+13162
G31	𓅣	Heron, phoenix (Ardea cinerea)	Dt. heron	U+13163
G32	𓅤	Heron on perch	Di. bꜥḥj “inundate”	U+13164
G33	𓅥	Cattle egret (Bubulcus ibis)	Dt. sdꜣ/sdꜣdꜣ “tremble”	U+13165
G34	𓅦	Ostrich (Struthio camelus)	Dt. njw “ostrich”	U+13166
G35	𓅧	Cormorant (Phalacrocorax sp. perhaps carbo)	Ph. ꜥq	U+13167
G36	𓅨	Swallow (Hirundidae sp.)	Ph. wr; dt. mnt “swallow”; has forked tail to contrast with G37	U+13168
G36a	𓅩	Swallow (low)	var. G36	U+13169
G37	𓅪	Sparrow (Passer domesticus aegyptiacus)	Dt. small, bad; has rounded tail to contrast with G36	U+1316A
G37a	𓅫	Sparrow (low)	var. G37	U+1316B
G38	𓅬	White-fronted goose (Anser albifrons)	Ph. gb in gbb, gbw “Geb”; dt. bird, insect, wfꜣ “discuss”, wzf “idle”, wdfj “delay”, ḥtm “destroy, perish”; var. of G39 as ph. zꜣ	U+1316C
G39	𓅭	Pintail duck (Dafila acuta)	Ph. zꜣ; dt. in zr/zrt/zj/zjt “pintail duck”; has more pointed tail than G38	U+1316D
G40	𓅮	Pintail flying	Ph. pꜣ; occ. var. G41	U+1316E
G41	𓅯	Pintail alighting	Ph. pꜣ esp. in hieratic; dt. in ḫnj “alight” and other ḫn words, sḥwj “gather”, qmyt “gum”; with T14, dt. in qmꜣ “throw”, qmꜣj “create”, and words with ṯn/tn	U+1316F
G42	𓅰	Widgeon (Mareca penelope)	Di. wšꜣ “fatten”; dt. ḏfꜣw “food”	U+13170
G43	𓅱	Quail chick (Coturnix coturnix)	Ph. w; id. w “chick”	U+13171
G43a	𓅲	Quail chick and loaf	Ph. tw	U+13172
G44	𓅳	Two quail chicks	Ph. ww	U+13173
G45	𓅴	Quail chick and forearm	Ph. wꜥ	U+13174
G45a	𓅵	Quail chick and arm with conical loaf		U+13175
G46	𓅶	Quail chick and sickle	Ph. mꜣw	U+13176
G47	𓅷	Duckling	Ph. ṯꜣ; id. ṯꜣ “duckling, chick”	U+13177
G48	𓅸	Three ducklings in nest	Di zš “nest”	U+13178
G49	𓅹	Birds in pool or nest	var. G48	U+13179
G50	𓅺	Two plovers (Charadrius sp.)	Id. rḥtj “washerman”	U+1317A
G51	𓅻	Bird (egret?) pecking at fish	Dt. ḥꜣm/ḥjm “net fish or birds”	U+1317B
G52	𓅼	Goose picking up grain	Dt. snm “feed”	U+1317C
G53	𓅽	Human-headed ba bird with bowl with smoke	Id. bꜣ “ba, personality, soul”	U+1317D
G54	𓅾	Plucked/trussed goose or duck	Ph. snḏ/snd; dt. wšn “wring a bird’s neck”	U+1317E

H. Parts of Birds

H1	𓅿	Head of pintail duck	Dt. wšm “wring the neck”; id. ꜣpd “bird”	U+1317F
H2	𓆀	Head of crested bird	Dt. mꜣꜥ “temple of head”, sometimes “true, real”; ph. pꜣq, wšm	U+13180
H3	𓆁	Head of spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia)	Ph. pꜣq	U+13181
H4	𓆂	Head of vulture (Gyps fulvus)	Dt. nrt “vulture”, other nr words; id. rmṯ “people”	U+13182
H5	𓆃	Wing	Dt. wing	U+13183
H6	𓆄	Feather	Ph. šw; id. šwt “feather”; dt. mꜣꜥt “Maat”	U+13184
H6a	𓆅	—	var. H6	U+13185
H7	𓆆	Claw	Ph. šꜣ in šꜣt “Shat” (a country); dt. jꜣft “claw”.	U+13186
H8	𓆇	Egg	Dt. swḥt “egg”, pꜥt “elite”; id. zꜣ “son” in proper names	U+13187

I. Reptiles, Amphibians, and Parts Thereof

I1	𓆈	Lizard (gecko, perhaps Tarentola mauritanica?)	Ph. ꜥšꜣ; dt. lizard	U+13188
I2	𓆉	Turtle (Trionyx triunguis)	Di. štjw “turtle”	U+13189
I3	𓆊	Crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus)	Dt. crocodile, aggression; doubled id. jty “sire”	U+1318A
I4	𓆋	Crocodile on shrine	Di. sbkw “Sobek”	U+1318B
I5	𓆌	Crocodile with curved tail	Di. sꜣq “collect”	U+1318C
I5a	𓆍	Image of crocodile	var. I4	U+1318D
I6	𓆎	Crocodile scales	Ph. km	U+1318E
I7	𓆏	Frog (Rana sp.)	Dt. frog; id. wḥm ꜥnḫ “repeating life”	U+1318F
I8	𓆐	Tadpole	Dt. tadpole; id. ḫfn “100,000”	U+13190
I9	𓆑	Horned viper (Cerastes cerastes)	Uniliteral f; dt. jtj “father”	U+13191
I9a	𓆒	Horned viper crawling out of enclosure		U+13192
I10	𓆓	Cobra (Naja haje)	Ph. ḏ	U+13193
I10a	𓆔	Cobra with feather		U+13194
I11	𓆕	Two cobras	Ph. ḏḏ	U+13195
I11a	𓆖	Combination of cobra, flat loaf and sandy tract	ḏt “forever, everlasting”	U+13196
I12	𓆗	Erect cobra	Dt. jꜥrt “uraeus” and names of goddesses	U+13197
I13	𓆘	Erect cobra on basket	Dt. wꜣḏt “Wadjet” and names of other goddesses	U+13198
I14	𓆙	Snake (generic)	Dt. snake, worm	U+13199
I15	𓆚	Snake	var. I14	U+1319A

J. (No category J was created.)

K. Fish and Parts Thereof

K1	𓆛	Bulti (Tilapia niloticus)	Ph. jn; dt. jnt “bulti”	U+1319B
K2	𓆜	Barbel (Barbus bynni)	Dt. bwt “abomination”	U+1319C
K3	𓆝	Buri (mullet) (Mugil cephalus)	Dt. ꜥdw “mullet”; ph. ꜥḏ in ꜥḏ-mr “district administrator”.	U+1319D
K4	𓆞	Oxyrhynchus (elephantfish) (Mormyrus kannume)	Ph. ẖꜣ id. ẖꜣt “elephantfish”	U+1319E
K5	𓆟	Pike (Petrocephalus bane or Synodontis sp.?)	Dt. bzj “introduce”, fish	U+1319F
K6	𓆠	Fish scale	Di. nšmt “fish scale”	U+131A0
K7	𓆡	Blowfish/pufferfish (Tetrodon fahaka)	Dt. špt “angry”, “pufferfish”	U+131A1
K8	𓆢	Catfish		U+131A2

L. Invertebrates

L1	𓆣	Dung beetle (Scarabaeus sacer)	Ph. ḫpr; di. ḫprr “scarab beetle”	U+131A3
L2	𓆤	Bee	Id. bjt “bee, wasp, honey”, bjtj “king of Lower Egypt”	U+131A4
L2A	𓆥	nsw-bjt	Prefix for the title of the king of Upper and Lower Egypt	U+131A5
L3	𓆦	Fly	Dt. ꜥff “fly”	U+131A6
L4	𓆧	Locust (Acrydium peregrinum)	Dt. znḥm “locust”	U+131A7
L5	𓆨	Centipede (Scolopendra adhaerens?)	Dt. zpꜣ “centipede”; id. spꜣ “Sepa”, a place name	U+131A8
L6	𓆩	Bivalve shell	Ph. ḫꜣ in ḫꜣwt “offering table”	U+131A9
L6A	𓆪	L6 reversed		U+131AA
L7	𓆫	Scorpion in “safe” emblematic form, or water scorpion	Di. srqt “Serqet”	U+131AB
L8	𓆬	Beetle?		U+131AC

M. Plants

M1	𓆭	Tree	Dt. tree, mꜥr “fortunate”; ph. jmꜣ, sometimes just jm with the m as complement	U+131AD
M1a	𓆮	Tree and branch	var. M1	U+131AE
M1b	𓆯	Tree and horned viper	var. M1	U+131AF
M2	𓆰	Herb, plant, flower	Ph. ḥn; dt. plant, jzj “light”, jz “tomb”, js “old”; rarely as dt. in 1s pronouns; occ. var. T24.	U+131B0
M3	𓆱	Branch	Ph. ḫt; dt. wood; id. ḫt “wood, stick, tree”; vert. as dt. ḏꜥr “seek”	U+131B1
M3a	𓆲	Owl and branch		U+131B2
M4	𓆳	Palm rib (Hyphaene thebaica)	Id. rnpt “year”, rnpt-ḥsb “regnal year”; dt. rnpj “young”; dt. time in tr “time, season”; doubled id. snf “last year”	U+131B3
M5	𓆴	Palm rib and loaf of bread	Di. time in tr “time, season”; var. M6	U+131B4
M6	𓆵	Palm rib and mouth	Di. time in tr “time, season”; dt. some roots ending -tr, -rj	U+131B5
M7	𓆶	Palm rib and stool	Di. rnpj “young”	U+131B6
M8	𓆷	Pool with lotuses	Ph. šꜣ; id. ꜣḫt “flood (season)”, šꜣ “pool, marsh”	U+131B7
M9	𓆸	Lotus flower (Nymphaea caerulea)	Di. zššnj “lotus”	U+131B8
M10	𓆹	Lotus bud	Dt. nḥbt “lotus bud”	U+131B9
M10a	𓆺	—	var. M10	U+131BA
M11	𓆻	Flower on long winding stalk	Di. wdn “offer, dedicate”; occ. var. F46 as dt. wḏb “shore”	U+131BB
M12	𓆼	Lotus plant with rhizome	Ph. ḫꜣ; id. ḫꜣ “1000”, “lotus”	U+131BC
M12a	𓆽	Two lotus plants	2000	U+131BD
M12b	𓆾	Three lotus plants	3000	U+131BE
M12c	𓆿	Four lotus plants	4000	U+131BF
M12d	𓇀	Five lotus plants	5000	U+131C0
M12e	𓇁	Six lotus plants	6000	U+131C1
M12f	𓇂	Seven lotus plants	7000	U+131C2
M12g	𓇃	Eight lotus plants	8000	U+131C3
M12h	𓇄	Nine lotus plants	9000	U+131C4
M13	𓇅	Papyrus stem (Cyperus papyrus)	Ph. wꜣḏ/wꜣd, later wḏ/wḏ; id. wꜣḏ “papyrus column”	U+131C5
M14	𓇆	Papyrus and cobra	var. M13	U+131C6
M15	𓇇	Clump of papyrus with buds	Di. mḥw “Delta”; dt. papyrus, swamp; ph. ꜣḫ in ꜣḫ-bjt “Chemmis” (town in Delta)	U+131C7
M15a	𓇈	Papyrus with buds and village		U+131C8
M16	𓇉	Clump of papyrus	Ph. ḥꜣ; var. M15 in mḥw “Delta”	U+131C9
M16A	𓇊	Papyrus and village		U+131CA
M17	𓇋	Reed panicle (prob. Phragmites australis)	Ph. j; id. j “reed”; occ. var. A1	U+131CB
M17a	𓇌	Two reed panicles	Ph. y	U+131CC
M18	𓇍	Reed with legs	Ph. j in forms of jjj “come”	U+131CD
M19	𓇎	Conical cakes with reed and club	Di. ꜥꜣb “offer”	U+131CE
M20	𓇏	Field of reeds	Di. sḫt “field”, sḫtj “farmer”; occ. var. M21	U+131CF
M21	𓇐	Reeds with root	Dt. sm “grass, plants”, “help”	U+131D0
M22	𓇑	Rush plant	Ph. nḫb	U+131D1
M22a	𓇒	Two rushes	Ph. nn	U+131D2
M23	𓇓	Sedge plant	Ph. sw; id. nswt “king”, swt “sedge”; occ. var. M24, M26.	U+131D3
M24	𓇔	Sedge and mouth	Id. rsw “south”	U+131D4
M24a	𓇕	Lily		U+131D5
M25	𓇖	Flowering sedge and mouth	var. M24	U+131D6
M26	𓇗	Flowering sedge	Ph. šmꜥ; id. šmꜥw “Upper Egypt, Nile valley”	U+131D7
M27	𓇘	Flowering sedge and forearm	var. M26	U+131D8
M28	𓇙	Flowering sedge and hobble	Id. title wr mḏw-šmꜥw “chief of the ten districts of Upper Egypt”	U+131D9
M28a	𓇚	Three lilies and village		U+131DA
M29	𓇛	Carob pod (Ceratonia siliqua)	Ph. nḏm, “pleasant, sweet, simple”	U+131DB
M30	𓇜	Root	Di. bnr “sweet”	U+131DC
M31	𓇝	Rhizome	Less common var. M32 (see below)	U+131DD
M31a	𓇞			U+131DE
M32	𓇟	Rhizome	Dt. rd “grow”, rwḏ “farm”	U+131DF
M33	𓇠	Three grains horizontally	Dt. grain; id. jtj “grain”	U+131E0
M33a	𓇡	Three grains vertically	var. M33	U+131E1
M33b	𓇢	Three grains in triangle	var. M33	U+131E2
M34	𓇣	Ear of emmer wheat (Triticum turgidum)	Di. btj/bdt “emmer wheat”	U+131E3
M35	𓇤	Heap of grain	Dt. heap	U+131E4
M36	𓇥	Bundle of flax with bolls (Linum usitatissimum)	Ph. ḏr; dt. dmꜣ “bundle”	U+131E5
M37	𓇦	Bundle of flax stems	Older var. M36	U+131E6
M38	𓇧	Wide bundle of flax	Dt. mḥꜥw “flax”, dmꜣ “bundle”	U+131E7
M39	𓇨	Basket of fruit or grain	Dt. vegetables	U+131E8
M40	𓇩	Bundle of reeds	Ph. jz	U+131E9
M40a	𓇪	–	var. M40	U+131EA
M41	𓇫	Stripped piece of wood	Dt. wood	U+131EB
M42	𓇬	Flower	Ph. wn; same in hieratic as Z11, the crossed planks	U+131EC
M43	𓇭	Vine on trellis (Vitis vinifera)	Dt. vine, wine, fruit, gardener; id. jrp “wine”, kꜣny “gardener”	U+131ED
M44	𓇮	Thorn	Di. spd “sharp”; dt. srt “thorn”, t-ḥḏ “white bread” (in this form)	U+131EE

N. Sky, Earth, Water

N1	𓇯	sky	Dt. sky, above, rwt “gate”; id. ḥrj “upper”; di. hꜣyt	U+131EF
N2	𓇰	Sky with sceptre	Dt. night; id. grḥ “night”	U+131F0
N3	𓇱	Sky with oar	var. N3	U+131F1
N4	𓇲	Sky with rain	Dt. dew, rain; id. jꜣdt “dew”	U+131F2
N5	𓇳	Sun	Dt. sun, day, time; id. rꜥ “sun”, “Ra”, “day”, hrw “daytime”, sw “day”	U+131F3
N6	𓇴	Sun with uraeus	Di. rꜥ “sun”, “Ra”	U+131F4
N7	𓇵	Sun and butcher’s block	Id. ẖrt-hrw “course of the day”	U+131F5
N8	𓇶	Sunshine	Dt. sunlight; ph. wbn; id. ḥnmmt “human beings”	U+131F6
N9	𓇷	Moon with lower half obscured	Ph. psḏ in psḏt “Ennead”, psḏntjw “new-moon festival”; var. X6 in pꜣt “origin”	U+131F7
N10	𓇸	Moon with lower section obscured	var. N10	U+131F8
N11	𓇹	Crescent moon	Di. jꜥḥ “moon”, wꜥḥ “carob”, šzp “palm” (measure); id. jbd “month” in dates; occ. var. F42; also vertically as dt.	U+131F9
N12	𓇺	Crescent moon	Di. jꜥḥ “moon”; also vertically as dt.; occ. var. F42	U+131FA
N13	𓇻	Crescent moon and star	Id. mḏdjnt “Day-15 festival”	U+131FB
N14	𓇼	Star	Dt. star, time; Ph. sbꜣ, dwꜣ; id. wnwt “hour”	U+131FC
N15	𓇽	Star in circle	Id. dwꜣt “Duat”	U+131FD
N16	𓇾	Land with sand	Ph. tꜣ; id. tꜣ “earth, land, world”; dt. ḏt “estate”, “eternity”	U+131FE
N17	𓇿	Land	var. N16	U+131FF
N18	𓈀	Strip of land (thicker than N17)	Id. jw “island”, sṯꜣt “aroura”; dt. desert, foreign land	U+13200
N18a	𓈁	Strip of land with ripple		U+13201
N18b	𓈂	Strip of land with bolt		U+13202
N19	𓈃	Two strips of land	Id. ꜣḫt in ḥrw-ꜣḫtj “Horakhty”	U+13203
N20	𓈄	Tongue of land	Ph. wḏb/wdb in wḏb “turn”; dt. land esp. wḏb “shore”, ḥꜣb-sd “Sed Festival”	U+13204
N21	𓈅	Short tongue of land	Dt. land; id. jdb “bank”; doubled jdbwj “Two Banks” (Egypt)	U+13205
N22	𓈆	Broad tongue of land	var. N20	U+13206
N23	𓈇	Irrigation canal	Dt. land, irrigated land; var. N5a; id. gbb/gbw “Geb”	U+13207
N24	𓈈	Irrigation canal system	Di. spꜣt “nome, estate, farm, cultivation”; dt. names of nomes and districts of Egypt, ḥzp “garden”	U+13208
N25	𓈉	Three hills	Id. ḫꜣst “hill country”, “foreign land”; dt. desert, foreign land	U+13209
N25a	𓈊	Three hills (low)		U+1320A
N26	𓈋	Two hills	Ph. ḏw; id. ḏw “mountain”	U+1320B
N27	𓈌	Sun over mountain	Id. ꜣḫt “Akhet, horizon”	U+1320C
N28	𓈍	Rays of sun over hill	Ph. ḫꜥ esp. ḫꜥj “appear”	U+1320D
N29	𓈎	Hillside	Uniliteral q; differs from X7	U+1320E
N30	𓈏	Mound of earth with shrubs	Di. jꜣt “mound”	U+1320F
N31	𓈐	Road with shrubs	Di. wꜣt “road”; id. wꜣj “tend, start”; ph. ḥr in jn-ḥrt “Anhur”, ḥrw “Horus”, ḥrw r “except”; dt. road, distance, position	U+13210
N32	𓈑	Lump of clay	var. Aa2, F52	U+13211
N33	𓈒	Grain of sand	Dt. sand, mineral, pellet, words with qd; can substitute for dangerous signs	U+13212
N33a	𓈓	Three grains	occ. subst. for plural strokes	U+13213
N34	𓈔	Ingot of metal	Id. ḥmt “copper”, ḥsmn “bronze”; dt. copper, bronze	U+13214
N34a	𓈕	Ingot of metal	var. N34	U+13215
N35	𓈖	Ripple of water	Uniliteral n	U+13216
N35a	𓈗	Three ripples of water	Ph. mw; id. mw “water”; dt. water	U+13217
N36	𓈘	Canal	Ph. mr, mj; id. mr “canal”; dt. body of water	U+13218
N37	𓈙	Pool, depression	Uniliteral š; id. šj “basin, lake, depression, pool”; di. sṯꜣt “aroura”; var. N36; var. X4 as dt. of zn “open”, znj “pass”	U+13219
N37a	𓈚	Pool	var. N37	U+1321A
N38	𓈛	Deep pool	var. N37	U+1321B
N39	𓈜	Pool with water	var. N37	U+1321C
N40	𓈝	Pool with legs	Ph. šm in forms of šmj “go”	U+1321D
N41	𓈞	Well with ripple of water	var. N42 (see below)	U+1321E
N42	𓈟	Well with line of water	Dt. well, bjꜣ “cauldron, copper” and words with root bjꜣ; di. pḥww “outer limits”, tripled as id.; often stands for the “pelvis and vulva” glyph and thus: Ph. ḥm; id. jdt “vulva, cow”	U+1321F

O. Buildings and Parts Thereof

O1	𓉐	House	Ph. pr; id. pr “house”; dt. building, place	U+13250
O1a	𓉑	House with ankh	pr-ꜥnḫ “House of life”	U+13251
O2	𓉒	House with mace	Id. pr-ḥḏ “treasury”	U+13252
O3	𓉓	House, oar, tall loaf, beer jug	Id. prt-ḫrw “invocation offerings”	U+13253
O4	𓉔	Reed shelter	Uniliteral h; id. h “courtyard”	U+13254
O5	𓉕	Winding wall		U+13255
O5a	𓉖	–	var. O5	U+13256
O6	𓉗	Enclosure	Id. ḥwt “enclosure”	U+13257
O6a	𓉘	Opening of ḥwt-enclosure		U+13258
O6b	𓉙	—		U+13259
O6c	𓉚	—		U+1325A
O6d	𓉛	Closing of ḥwt-enclosure		U+1325B
O6e	𓉜	—		U+1325C
O6f	𓉝	—		U+1325D
O7	𓉞	Enclosure and flat loaf	var. O6	U+1325E
O8	𓉟	Enclosure, loaf, column	Id. ḥwt-ꜥꜣt “Temple of Heliopolis”	U+1325F
O9	𓉠	Enclosure, loaf, basket	Id. nbt-ḥwt “Nephthys”	U+13260
O10	𓉡	Enclosure and falcon	Id. ḥwt-ḥrw “Hathor”	U+13261
O10a	𓉢	Enclosure and ankh		U+13262
O10b	𓉣	Enclosure and bee		U+13263
O10c	𓉤	Shrine and face		U+13264
O11	𓉥	Palace	Id. ꜥḥ “palace”	U+13265
O12	𓉦	Palace and forearm	var. O11	U+13266
O13	𓉧	Enclosure with battlements	Dt. sbḫ “wall in” etc.	U+13267
O14	𓉨	Corner of enclosure with battlements	var. O13	U+13268
O15	𓉩	Enclosure with cup and bread	Id. wsḫt “broad hall”	U+13269
O16	𓉪	Cornice with uraei	Di. tꜣyt “curtain”; id. tꜣjtj “he of the curtain” (vizier)	U+1326A
O17	𓉫	—	var. O16	U+1326B
O18	𓉬	Shrine	Di. kꜣr “shrine”	U+1326C
O19	𓉭	Shrine with poles	Dt. in pr-wr “Great House” and jtrt šmꜥt “shrine of the South” (shrine at Hierakonpolis)	U+1326D
O19A	𓉮	Shrine	var. O19	U+1326E
O20	𓉯	Shrine	Dt. shrine	U+1326F
O20a	𓉰	—	var. O20	U+13270
O21	𓉱	Shrine façade	Di. zḥ “booth”	U+13271
O22	𓉲	Tent with pole	Di. zḥ “booth”; dt. zḥ “counsel”	U+13272
O23	𓉳	Double pavilion	Di. ḥꜣb-sd “Sed festival”	U+13273
O24	𓉴	Pyramid	Dt. pyramid	U+13274
O24a	𓉵	Base of sun temple		U+13275
O25	𓉶	Obelisk	Di. tḫn “obelisk”	U+13276
O25a	𓉷	Sun temple base and obelisk		U+13277
O26	𓉸	Stela	Dt. stela; id. wḏ “stela”	U+13278
O27	𓉹	Columned hall	Di. ḫꜣwj “dusk”; dt. hall	U+13279
O28	𓉺	Column	Ph. jwn; id. jwn “column, pillar”	U+1327A
O29	𓉻	Wooden column	Ph. ꜥꜣ	U+1327B
O29a	𓉼	Wooden column (vertical)	var. O29	U+1327C
O30	𓉽	Support post	Dt. support; id. zḫnt “support”	U+1327D
O30a	𓉾	Four supports		U+1327E
O31	𓉿	Door leaf	Di. ꜥꜣ “door”, doubled ꜥꜣwj “door”; dt. open	U+1327F
O32	𓊀	Gateway	Dt. doorway; id. sbꜣ “doorway”	U+13280
O33	𓊁	Façade of palace	Dt. srḫ “serekh”	U+13281
O33a	𓊂	Closing of serekh	var. O33	U+13282
O34	𓊃	Door bolt	Uniliteral z; id. z “door bolt”	U+13283
O35	𓊄	Door bolt with legs	Id. zj “go away, die”; ph. z in zy “which?”, zbj “send away”, mz “bring”	U+13284
O36	𓊅	Wall	Dt. wall; id. jnb “wall”	U+13285
O36a	𓊆	Opening of oval fortified wall enclosure		U+13286
O36b	𓊇	Closing of oval fortified wall enclosure		U+13287
O36c	𓊈	Opening of square fortified wall enclosure		U+13288
O36d	𓊉	Closure of square fortified wall enclosure		U+13289
O37	𓊊	Falling wall	Dt. tilt, topple over	U+1328A
O38	𓊋	Corner of wall	Dt. corner; id. qnbt “council”; di. tm in ḥrj n tm “chief of the tm“	U+1328B
O39	𓊌	Stone block, brick	Dt. stone, brick	U+1328C
O40	𓊍	Stairway	Dt. stairs, terrace; id. rwd “stairs”, ḫtjw “terrace”	U+1328D
O41	𓊎	Double stairway	Dt. stairway, ascend	U+1328E
O42	𓊏	Fence	Later var. O43	U+1328F
O43	𓊐	Fence	Ph. šzp, šsp	U+13290
O44	𓊑	Emblem of Min	Di. jꜣt “office”	U+13291
O45	𓊒	Domed building	Di. jpꜣt “private space”	U+13292
O46	𓊓	—	var. O45	U+13293
O47	𓊔	Enclosed mound	Id. nḫn “Hierakonpolis”, mḫnt “jasper”	U+13294
O48	𓊕	—	var. O47	U+13295
O49	𓊖	Village with crossroads	Dt. town, settlement; id. njwt “town”	U+13296
O50	𓊗	Threshing floor	Ph. zp in zp “occasion”, zpj “left over”, etc; dt. zpt “threshing floor”; not to be confused with Aa1	U+13297
O50a	𓊘	Hieratic threshing floor	var. O50	U+13298
O50b	𓊙	–	var. O50	U+13299
O51	𓊚	Pile of grain	Di. šnwt “granary”	U+1329A

P. Boats and Parts Thereof

P1	𓊛	Boat	Dt. boat; id. “boat”, variously read dpt, ḥꜥw, jmw, qꜣqꜣw	U+1329B
P1a	𓊜	Boat upside down	Dt. pnꜥ “capsize”	U+1329C
P2	𓊝	Ship under sail	Dt. ḫntj “sail upstream”	U+1329D
P3	𓊞	Sacred barque	Dt. divine boat; id. wjꜣ “sacred barque”	U+1329E
P3a	𓊟	Barque without oar		U+1329F
P4	𓊠	Boat with net	Ph. wḥꜥ	U+132A0
P5	𓊡	Sail	Dt. wind, air; id. ṯꜣw “air”, nfw “sailor”	U+132A1
P6	𓊢	Mast	Ph. ꜥḥꜥ	U+132A2
P7	𓊣	Mast and forearm	var. P6	U+132A3
P8	𓊤	Oar	Ph. ḫrw; horizontal in mꜣꜤ ḫrw “justified, righteous”; dt. oar; id. ḥjpt “oar”	U+132A4
P9	𓊥	Oar and viper	Id. ḫr.fj	U+132A5
P10	𓊦	Steering oar/rudder	Dt. ḥmw “rudder”, ḥmy “steerer”	U+132A6
P11	𓊧	Mooring post	Dt. mjnj “moor, die” and related words	U+132A7

Q. Domestic and Funerary Furniture

Q1	𓊨	Seat	Id. jst “seat, place”; ph. st, ḥtm, js in jst “Isis”, jsjr “Osiris”	U+132A8
Q2	𓊩	Carrying chair	Id. st “seat”; ph. js in jsjr “Osiris”	U+132A9
Q3	𓊪	Stool; often described as a reed mat	Uniliteral p	U+132AA
Q4	𓊫	Headrest	Dt. wrsw “headrest”	U+132AB
Q5	𓊬	Chest	Dt. chest, box	U+132AC
Q6	𓊭	Coffin, sarcophagus	Di. qrs “entomb”	U+132AD
Q7	𓊮	Brazier with flame	Dt. fire; id. srf “warmth” and in related words	U+132AE

R. Temple Furniture and Sacred Emblems

R1	𓊯	High table with offerings	Di. ḫꜣwt/ḫꜣyt “altar”	U+132AF
R2	𓊰	Table with slices of bread	var. R1	U+132B0
R2a	𓊱	High table with offerings	var. R1	U+132B1
R3	𓊲	Low table with offerings	Di. wḏḥw “offering table”	U+132B2
R3a	𓊳	Low table	var. R3	U+132B3
R3b	𓊴	Low table with offerings (simplified)	var. R3	U+132B4
R4	𓊵	Loaf on mat	Ph. ḥtp; id. ḥtp “offering slab”	U+132B5
R5	𓊶	Narrow censer	Ph. kꜣp/kp; di. kꜣp “cense, fumigate”	U+132B6
R6	𓊷	Broad censer	Older var. R5	U+132B7
R7	𓊸	Bowl with smoke	Di. snṯr “incense”; var. W10a/Aa4	U+132B8
R8	𓊹	Cloth on pole	Ph. nṯr; id. nṯr “god”; dt. god	U+132B9
R9	𓊺	Cloth on pole with bag	Di. bd “incense”	U+132BA
R10	𓊻	Cloth on pole, hill, and butcher’s block	Id. ẖrj-nṯr/ẖrt-nṯr “necropolis, god’s domain”	U+132BB
R10a	𓊼	Cloth on pole and butcher’s block	var. R10	U+132BC
R11	𓊽	Djed-column	Ph. ḏd, doubled in ḏdw “Busiris”; id. ḏd “djed pillar, djed-amulet”	U+132BD
R12	𓊾	Standard	Dt. jꜣt “standard”; often part of other glyphs	U+132BE
R13	𓊿	Falcon and feather on standard	Older var. R14 (below)	U+132BF
R14	𓋀	Emblem of the West	Id. jmnt “West”, wnmj “right”	U+132C0
R15	𓋁	Emblem of the East	Id. jꜣb “East, left”; var. U23	U+132C1
R16	𓋂	Sceptre with feathers and string	Di. wḫ (emblem of Qus)	U+132C2
R16a	𓋃	Sceptre with feathers	var. R16	U+132C3
R17	𓋄	Wig and plumes on pole, “Abydos fetish”	Di. tꜣ-wr “Thinis” (nome of Abydos)	U+132C4
R18	𓋅	Combination of wig on pole and irrigation canal system	var. R17	U+132C5
R19	𓋆	Scepter with feather	Id. wꜣst “Thebes”	U+132C6
R20	𓋇	Symbol of Seshat (flower with horns?)	Id. sšꜣt “Seshat”	U+132C7
R21	𓋈	Flower with horns	var. R20	U+132C8
R22	𓋉	Emblem of Min (two belemnites?)	Id. mnw “Min”; ph. ḫm in ḫm “shrine”, “Letopolis”	U+132C9
R23	𓋊	Two broad belemnites	Older var. R22	U+132CA
R24	𓋋	Symbol of Neith (Two bows tied horizontally)	Di. njt/nrt “Neith”	U+132CB
R25	𓋌	Two bows tied vertically	Older vert. var. R25	U+132CC
R26	𓋍	Egyptian unification tableau (Lung, windpipe, lily, papyrus)		U+132CD
R27	𓋎	Two arrows crossed over a shield		U+132CE
R28	𓋏	Goddess Bat symbol		U+132CF
R29	𓋐	Niche with serpent		U+132D0

S. Crowns, Dress, Regalia

S1	𓋑	White crown	Dt. white crown; id. ḥḏt “White Crown”	U+132D1
S2	𓋒	White crown and basket	var. S1	U+132D2
S2a	𓋓	White crown and village		U+132D3
S3	𓋔	Red crown	Dt. red crown; uniliteral alternative n; var. L2 as symbol of bjtj “king of Lower Egypt”	U+132D4
S4	𓋕	Red crown and basket	var. S3 as dt.	U+132D5
S5	𓋖	Double Crown	Dt. crown; di. sḫmtj “Double Crown”	U+132D6
S6	𓋗	Double Crown and basket	var. S5	U+132D7
S6a	𓋘	Red crown and village		U+132D8
S7	𓋙	Blue crown	Di. ḫprš “Blue Crown”	U+132D9
S8	𓋚	Atef crown	Di. ꜣtf “Atef Crown”	U+132DA
S9	𓋛	Two plumes	Di. šwtj “double plumes”	U+132DB
S10	𓋜	Headband	Ph. mḏḥ; dt. wꜣḥw “wreath”; di. mḏḥ “headband”	U+132DC
S11	𓋝	Broad collar	Di. wsḫ “broad collar”; ph. wsḫ	U+132DD
S12	𓋞	Collar of beads	Id. nbw “gold” etc.; dt. precious metal	U+132DE
S13	𓋟	Collar of beads and foot	Ph. nb	U+132DF
S14	𓋠	Collar of beads and mace	Id. ḥḏ “silver”	U+132E0
S14a	𓋡	Collar of beads and sceptre	Id. ḏꜥm “electrum”	U+132E1
S14b	𓋢	Collar of beads and sceptre	var. S14a	U+132E2
S15	𓋣	Pectoral	Di. ṯḥn “sparkle”etc.; id. šzmt “malachite” etc.	U+132E3
S16	𓋤	Pectoral	var. S15	U+132E4
S17	𓋥	Pectoral	var. S15	U+132E5
S17a	𓋦	Girdle	var. S15	U+132E6
S18	𓋧	Menat necklace and counterpoise	Di. mnjt “counterweight, bead necklace”	U+132E7
S19	𓋨	Seal with necklace	Id. ḫtm “seal” etc.	U+132E8
S20	𓋩	Necklace with seal	Dt. seal; id. ḫtm “seal”, š(n)ꜥtj “ring”; var. E31	U+132E9
S21	𓋪	Ring	Dt. ring	U+132EA
S22	𓋫	Shoulder-knot	Ph. sꜣṯ/sṯ; di. tꜣ-wr “starboard”	U+132EB
S23	𓋬	Two flails with shen ring	Ph. dmḏ/dmd; different from Aa6	U+132EC
S24	𓋭	Girdle knot	Ph. ṯꜣz; id. ṯꜣzt “knot”, “vertebra”	U+132ED
S25	𓋮	Garment with ties	Id. jꜥꜣw “guide, interpreter”	U+132EE
S26	𓋯	Kilt, apron	Di. šndyt “kilt”	U+132EF
S26a	𓋰	Apron	Di. djꜣw “cloak”	U+132F0
S26b	𓋱	Apron		U+132F1
S27	𓋲	Cloth with two strands	Di. mnḫt “cloth”	U+132F2
S28	𓋳	Cloth with fringe on top and folded cloth	Dt. cloth	U+132F3
S29	𓋴	Folded cloth	Uniliteral for s; abbrev. snb in ꜥnḫ-wḏꜣ-snb “life! prosperity! health!”	U+132F4
S30	𓋵	Folded cloth and horned viper	Ph. sf “yesterday”	U+132F5
S31	𓋶	Folded cloth and sickle	Ph. smꜣ	U+132F6
S32	𓋷	Cloth with fringe on the side	Ph. sjꜣ; id. sjꜣt “fringed cloth’	U+132F7
S33	𓋸	Sandal	Dt. sandal; id. ṯbt “sandal”, ṯbw “sandalmaker”	U+132F8
S34	𓋹	Ankh (sandal strap?)	Ph. ꜥnḫ; id. ꜥnḫ “sandal strap”, “mirror”	U+132F9
S35	𓋺	Sunshade	Id. šwt “shadow, shade”; di. sryt “fan”	U+132FA
S35a	𓋻	Sunshade	var. S35	U+132FB
S36	𓋼	Sunshade	Common var. S5; doubled id. ḥjpwj “(the god) Hepwi”	U+132FC
S37	𓋽	Fan	Di. ḫw “fan”, sryt “fan”	U+132FD
S38	𓋾	Crook	Ph. ḥqꜣ; di. ḥqꜣt “scepter”	U+132FE
S39	𓋿	Shepherd’s crook	Ph. ꜥwt “flock”	U+132FF
S40	𓌀	Was (wꜣs) scepter	Ph. wꜣs; id. wꜣs “was-scepter”, jꜣtt “milk, cream”, “Iatet” (the milk goddess); doubled ph. wꜣb in wꜣbwj “Wabwi nome”, wꜣbwt “Wabut” (town); var. S41, R19	U+13300
S41	𓌁	Was (wꜣs) scepter with wavy shaft	Ph. ḏꜥm in ḏꜥmw “electrum”	U+13301
S42	𓌂	Sekhem scepter	Ph. sḫm, ꜥbꜣ; di. ḫrp “manage”; id. ꜥbꜣ “scepter”, “offering slab”	U+13302
S43	𓌃	Walking stick	Ph. md; id. mdw “staff”	U+13303
S44	𓌄	Walking stick with flail	Di. ꜣms “staff”	U+13304
S45	𓌅	Flail	Di. nḫꜣḫꜣw “flail”	U+13305
S46	𓌆	Covering for head and neck		U+13306

T. Warfare, Hunting, Butchery

T1	𓌇	Mace with flat head	Ph. mn	U+13307
T2	𓌈	Mace with round head, tilted	Dt. smite	U+13308
T3	𓌉	Mace with round head, upright	Ph. ḥḏ; id. ḥḏ “mace”, “onion”, “bright, silver, white”	U+13309
T3a	𓌊	Mace with round head and two hills		U+1330A
T4	𓌋	Mace with strap	var. T3 as mace	U+1330B
T5	𓌌	Mace with round head and cobra	Ph. ḥḏ	U+1330C
T6	𓌍	Mace with round head and two cobras	Ph. ḥḏḏ	U+1330D
T7	𓌎	Axe	Dt. axe	U+1330E
T7a	𓌏	—	Dt. ꜣqḥw “axe” of this type	U+1330F
T8	𓌐	Dagger	Ph. dp; dt. mṯpnt “dagger” of this type	U+13310
T8a	𓌑	Dagger	Dt. bꜣgsw/mꜣgsw “dagger” of this type	U+13311
T9	𓌒	Bow	Ph. pḏ/pd; di. pḏt “bow” and words with that root	U+13312
T9a	𓌓	—	Older var. T9	U+13313
T10	𓌔	Composite bow	var. T9	U+13314
T11	𓌕	Arrow	Ph. zwn; dt. arrow	U+13315
T11a	𓌖	Two crossed arrows		U+13316
T12	𓌗	Bowstring	Ph. rwḏ/rwd; dt. in words with ꜣr; id. dꜣr “subdue”; di. rwḏ “bowstring”	U+13317
T13	𓌘	Joined pieces of wood	Ph. in rs “wake” etc.	U+13318
T14	𓌙	Throw stick, vertical	Dt. with G41 in words with ṯn/tn, foreign; di. qmꜣ “throw”, qmꜣj “create”; id. ꜥꜣm “Asiatic”, ṯḥnw “Libya”, ḥqꜣt “heqat measure”; doubled var. D50 as dt. accurate; var. M3 as dt. in ḏꜥr “seek”, P11 as det. in mjnj “moor, sie”, S39 as ph. in ꜥwt “flock”, T13 and Aa6.	U+13319
T15	𓌚	Throw stick slanted	var. T14	U+1331A
T16	𓌛	Khopesh (scimitar)	Dt. ḫpš “khopesh, scimitar”	U+1331B
T16a	𓌜	Scimitar	var. T16	U+1331C
T17	𓌝	Chariot	Di. wrrt “chariot”	U+1331D
T18	𓌞	Crook with package attached	Ph. šms	U+1331E
T19	𓌟	Harpoon head	Ph. qs; dt. bone, tube, qrs “bury”, twr “pure”; id. gnwt “animals”, (sometimes doubled) gnwtj “sculptor”	U+1331F
T20	𓌠	—	Older var. T19	U+13320
T21	𓌡	Harpoon	Ph. wꜥ “one” etc.	U+13321
T22	𓌢	Arrowhead	Ph. sn; dt. mꜥbꜣ “spear”; id. mꜥbꜣ “30”	U+13322
T23	𓌣	—	Later var. T22 as ph. sn	U+13323
T24	𓌤	Fishing net	Ph. ꜥḥ/jḥ; dt. net	U+13324
T25	𓌥	Float	Ph. ḏbꜣ/dbꜣ	U+13325
T26	𓌦	Birdtrap	Di. sḫt “trap, weave”	U+13326
T27	𓌧	Trap	Older var. T26	U+13327
T28	𓌨	Butcher’s block	Ph. ẖr	U+13328
T29	𓌩	Butcher’s block with knife	Di. nmt “slaughtering place”	U+13329
T30	𓌪	Knife	Dt. sharp, knife; id. dmt “knife”	U+1332A
T31	𓌫	Knife-sharpener	Ph. sšm “guide” etc.	U+1332B
T32	𓌬	Knife sharpener with legs	var. T31	U+1332C
T32a	𓌭	Knife sharpener and folded cloth		U+1332D
T33	𓌮	Knife-sharpener of butcher	Older var. T31	U+1332E
T33a	𓌯	Knife-sharpener and folded cloth		U+1332F
T34	𓌰	Butcher knife	Ph. nm; dt. nm “butcher knife”	U+13330
T35	𓌱	—	var. T34	U+13331
T36	𓌲	Shield		U+13332

U. Agriculture, Crafts, Professions

U1	𓌳	Sickle	Ph. mꜣ; dt. reap, crooked	U+13333
U2	𓌴	—	var. U1	U+13334
U3	𓌵	Sickle and eye	Ph. mꜣ in mꜣꜣ “see”	U+13335
U4	𓌶	Sickle and platform	Ph. mꜣꜥ in mꜣꜥ “true, correct” etc.	U+13336
U5	𓌷	—	var. U4	U+13337
U6	𓌸	Hoe	Ph. mr; dt. hack; var. U8	U+13338
U6a	𓌹	—	var. U6	U+13339
U6b	𓌺	—	var. U6	U+1333A
U7	𓌻	—	var. U6	U+1333B
U8	𓌼	—	Ph. ḥn	U+1333C
U9	𓌽	Grain measure	Dt. grain; id. ḥqꜣt “heqat-measure”, jpt “oipe-measure”	U+1333D
U10	𓌾	Grain measure with grains on top	Id. jtj “barley, grain”; var. U9 as dt.	U+1333E
U11	𓌿	Grain measure with crook	Id. ḥqꜣt “heqat-measure”	U+1333F
U12	𓍀	Grain measure with finger	var. U11	U+13340
U13	𓍁	Plow	Ph. šnꜥ, hb; dt. plow; id. prt “seed”	U+13341
U14	𓍂	—	Older var. U13	U+13342
U15	𓍃	Sled, sledge	Ph. tm	U+13343
U16	𓍄	Sled with jackal head	Di. bjꜣ “wonder” etc.; dt. sled	U+13344
U17	𓍅	Pick opening earth	Ph. grg	U+13345
U18	𓍆	—	Older var. U17	U+13346
U19	𓍇	Adze	Ph. nw	U+13347
U20	𓍈	—	Older var. U19	U+13348
U21	𓍉	Adze and wood block	Ph. stp/sṯp	U+13349
U22	𓍊	Chisel	Dt. mnḫ “functional”; dt. carve	U+1334A
U23	𓍋	Chisel	Ph. ꜣb, mr	U+1334B
U23a	𓍌	—	var. U23	U+1334C
U24	𓍍	Drill for stone	Dt. ḥmwt “craft” etc.	U+1334D
U25	𓍎	—	Older var. U24	U+1334E
U26	𓍏	Drill for beads	Id. wbꜣ etc; occ. var. U24, U25	U+1334F
U27	𓍐	—	Older var. U26	U+13350
U28	𓍑	Fire-drill	Ph. ḏꜣ; abb. wḏꜣ in ꜥnḫ-wḏꜣ-snb “life! prosperity! health!”	U+13351
U29	𓍒	—	Older var. U28	U+13352
U29a	𓍓			U+13353
U30	𓍔	Kiln	Ph. tꜣ	U+13354
U31	𓍕	Baking rake	Di. ḫnr “restrain” etc., rtḥtj “baker”; dt. rtḥ/jtḥ “restrain”, var. D19, D20.	U+13355
U32	𓍖	Mortar and pestle	Dt. smn “set, establish”, pound, heavy; di. ḥzmn “natron”, ḥsmn “bronze”	U+13356
U32a	𓍗	—		U+13357
U33	𓍘	Pestle	Ph. tj, t.	U+13358
U34	𓍙	Spindle	Ph. ḫsf; dt. ḫsf “spin”	U+13359
U35	𓍚		var. U34 as ph.	U+1335A
U36	𓍛	Fuller’s club	Ph. ḥm	U+1335B
U37	𓍜	Razor	Dt. ẖꜥq “shave”	U+1335C
U38	𓍝	Scale	Di. mḫꜣt “scale”	U+1335D
U39	𓍞	Scale upright	Dt. wṯz “carry, wear, hold up”, ṯzj “pick up”	U+1335E
U40	𓍟		Older var. U39	U+1335F
U41	𓍠	Plumb bob	Dt. tḫ “plumb bob”	U+13360
U42	𓍡			U+13361

V. Rope, Baskets, Cloth

V1	𓍢	Coil of rope	Ph. šn in šnt “dispute”; id. šn “100”; dt. coil, rope, tie	U+13362
V1a	𓍣	Egyptian numeral 200		U+13363
V1b	𓍤	Egyptian numeral 300		U+13364
V1c	𓍥	Egyptian numeral 400		U+13365
V1d	𓍦	Egyptian numeral 500		U+13366
V1e	𓍧	Egyptian numeral 600		U+13367
V1f	𓍨	Egyptian numeral 700		U+13368
V1g	𓍩	Egyptian numeral 800		U+13369
V1h	𓍪	Egyptian numeral 900		U+1336A
V1i	𓍫	Egyptian numeral 500		U+1336B
V2	𓍬	Rope coil with door bolt	Id. sṯꜣ “pull”, ꜣs “hasten”, sṯꜣt “aroura” (100×100 cubit area)	U+1336C
V2a	𓍭			U+1336D
V3	𓍮	Three rope coils with door bolts	Id. sṯꜣw in r-sṯꜣw “Giza necropolis”	U+1336E
V4	𓍯	Lasso	Ph. wꜣ	U+1336F
V5	𓍰	Looped ropes	Di. snṯj “design”	U+13370
V6	𓍱	Loop of cord with ends up	Ph. šs, šsr; id. šs, šsrw “linen”; var. V33	U+13371
V7	𓍲	Loop of cord with ends down	Ph. šn	U+13372
V7a	𓍳	—	var. V7	U+13373
V7b	𓍴	—	var. V7	U+13374
V8	𓍵	—	later var. V7	U+13375
V9	𓍶	Shen-ring	Di. šnw “path of the sun”; dt. šnw “cartouche”	U+13376
V10	𓍷	Cartouche	Dt. šnw “cartouche”, rn “name”	U+13377
V11	𓍸	End of cartouche	Dt. dnj “dam”, pḫꜣ “split”; id. djwt/dyt “scream”, pḫꜣ type of grain	U+13378
V11a	𓍹	—		U+13379
V11b	𓍺	—		U+1337A
V11c	𓍻	—		U+1337B
V12	𓍼	Band of string	Dt. string, ꜥrq “bind”, “swear”, fnḫw “the Fenekhu (people)”, šfdw “papyrus scroll”, & id. ꜥrqy “last day of the month”, fḫ “loosen”	U+1337C
V12a	𓍽	—		U+1337D
V12b	𓍾	—		U+1337E
V13	𓍿	Tethering rope or hobble	Uniliteral ṯ (later t)	U+1337F
V14	𓎀	—	var. V13	U+13380
V15	𓎁	Tethering rope on legs	Ph. jṯ/jt in forms of jtj “take possession”	U+13381
V16	𓎂	Looped cord hobble	Ph. zꜣ in zꜣ “protection” etc.	U+13382
V17	𓎃	Life preserver or rolled-up shelter	Same value as V16	U+13383
V18	𓎄	—	Older var. V17	U+13384
V19	𓎅	Hobble	Det. in kꜣr “shrine”, qnj “palanquin”, “sheaf”, šṯyt “shrine of Sokar”, tmꜣ “mat”; di. ṯmꜣ “cadaster”, ẖꜣr “sack”, mḏt “stall, stable”	U+13385
V20	𓎆	Egyptian numeral 10	Id. mḏw “10”	U+13386
V20a	𓎇	Egyptian numeral 20		U+13387
V20b	𓎈	Egyptian numeral 30		U+13388
V20c	𓎉	Egyptian numeral 40		U+13389
V20d	𓎊	Egyptian numeral 50		U+1338A
V20e	𓎋	Egyptian numeral 60		U+1338B
V20f	𓎌	Egyptian numeral 70		U+1338C
V20g	𓎍	Egyptian numeral 80		U+1338D
V20h	𓎎	Egyptian numeral 90		U+1338E
V20i	𓎏	Egyptian numeral 20		U+1338F
V20j	𓎐	Egyptian numeral 30		U+13390
V20k	𓎑	Egyptian numeral 40		U+13391
V20l	𓎒	Egyptian numeral 50		U+13392
V21	𓎓	Hobble and cobra	Ph. mḏ	U+13393
V22	𓎔	Whip	Ph. mḥ	U+13394
V23	𓎕	–	Older var. V22	U+13395
V23A	𓎖	–	var. V23	U+13396
V24	𓎗	Cord wound on stick	Ph. wḏ/wd	U+13397
V25	𓎘	—	Later var. V24	U+13398
V26	𓎙	Spool or reel of thread	Ph. ꜥḏ/ꜥd; di. ꜥḏ “reel”	U+13399
V27	𓎚	Spool without thread	Older var. V26	U+1339A
V28	𓎛	Twisted wick	Uniliteral ḥ	U+1339B
V28a	𓎜	Wick and forearm		U+1339C
V29	𓎝	Swab made from fiber	Ph. wꜣḥ, sk; dt. ḫsr “ward off”; var. M1 in mꜥr “fortunate”	U+1339D
V29a	𓎞	Swab and basket		U+1339E
V30	𓎟	Basket	Ph. nb	U+1339F
V30a	𓎠	—	var. V30	U+133A0
V31	𓎡	Basket with handle	Uniliteral k	U+133A1
V31a	𓎢	— handle facing forward	var. of V31, often in hieroglyphic transcriptions of hieratic	U+133A2
V32	𓎣	Basket or satchel	Dt. gꜣꜣwt “bundle”, gꜣw “absence, lack”, ḏꜣrw “need”, msnw “harpooner”; ph. msn “Mesen” (town in the Delta)	U+133A3
V33	𓎤	Linen bag	Ph. g in few words; id. sšrw “grain”; dt. linen, ꜥrf “sack”, stj “perfume”, šs(r) “good linen”	U+133A4
V33a	𓎥	—	var. V33	U+133A5
V34	𓎦	—	Older var. V33	U+133A6
V35	𓎧	—	Later var. V33	U+133A7
V36	𓎨	Receptacle	Ph. ḥn	U+133A8
V37	𓎩	Bandage	Dt. jdr “bandage”; di. jdr “herd”	U+133A9
V37a	𓎪	–	var. V37	U+133AA
V38	𓎫	Bandage	Dt. wt “wrapping”	U+133AB
V39	𓎬	Tyet symbol	Id. tjt “Isis knot, Tyet amulet”	U+133AC
V40	𓎭			U+133AD
V40a	𓎮			U+133AE

W. Vessels

W1	𓎯	Oil jar	Dt. oil; id. mrḥt “oil”	U+133AF
W2	𓎰	Oil-jar without ties	Ph. bꜣs in bꜣstt “Bastet”; dt. in bꜣs “oil jar”; var. W1	U+133B0
W3	𓎱	Alabaster basin	Dt. feast; id. ḥꜣb “feast”	U+133B1
W3a	𓎲	Alabaster basin	var. W3	U+133B2
W4	𓎳	Basin with tent	var. W3	U+133B3
W5	𓎴	Butcher’s block and basin	Id. ẖrj-ḥꜣbt “lector priest”	U+133B4
W6	𓎵	Metal vessel	Dt. wḥꜣt “cauldron, boiling pot”	U+133B5
W7	𓎶	Granite bowl	Dt. mꜣṯ “granite”, “proclaim”, ꜣbt “family”; di. ꜣbw “Elephantine”	U+133B6
W8	𓎷	Granite bowl	var. W7	U+133B7
W9	𓎸	Stone jug	Ph. ẖnm	U+133B8
W9a	𓎹	Stone jug reversed	var. W9	U+133B9
W10	𓎺	Cup	Dt. words with ꜥb, cup; ph. ḥnw in ḥnwt “mistress”; di. wsḫ “wide” etc.; var. N41 in words with bjꜣ	U+133BA
W10a	𓎻	Pot	Ph. bꜣ with E10 or G29	U+133BB
W11	𓎼	Jar stand	Uniliteral g; di. nst “seat”; var. W13, O45	U+133BC
W12	𓎽	Jar stand	Older var. W11	U+133BD
W13	𓎾	Pot	Di. dšrt “red-ware”	U+133BE
W14	𓎿	Water jar	Ph. ḥz/ḥs, snbt “jar”; di. ḥzt “water jar”	U+133BF
W14a	𓏀	Water jar with wick and door bolt	var. W14	U+133C0
W15	𓏁	Water jar with water	Dt. qbb “cool”; di. qbḥ “cool (water)”	U+133C1
W16	𓏂	Water jar with water and rack	var. W15	U+133C2
W17	𓏃	Rack of water jars	var. W18 (below)	U+133C3
W17a	𓏄		var. W18 (below)	U+133C4
W18	𓏅	Water jars in rack	Ph. ḫnt; id. ẖntw “jar-rack”	U+133C5
W18A	𓏆		var. W18	U+133C6
W19	𓏇	Milk jug with handle	Ph. mj; dt. mhr “milk jug”	U+133C7
W20	𓏈	Milk jug with cover	Dt. jrṯt “milk”	U+133C8
W21	𓏉	Wine jars	Dt. jrp “wine”	U+133C9
W22	𓏊	Beer jug	Dt. pot; id. ḥnqt “beer” in offerings, wdpw “waiter”	U+133CA
W23	𓏋	Beer jug	var. W22	U+133CB
W24	𓏌	Pot	Ph. nw, jn in jnk; var. N33 in words with qd; dt. ḏꜣḏꜣt “council”, nḫbt “Nekhbet”; often combines with Aa27 as ph. nḏ; var. W22 as dt.	U+133CC
W24a	𓏍	Three pots		U+133CD
W25	𓏎	Pot with legs	Ph. jn in forms of jnj “bring, get”	U+133CE

X. Bread

X1	𓏏	Loaf of bread, boule	Uniliteral t	U+133CF
X2	𓏐	Tall loaf	Dt. bread, food; id. sometimes Thoth	U+133D0
X3	𓏑	Tall loaf	var. X2	U+133D1
X4	𓏒	Bread roll	Dt. bread, food, or words with zn from znw “food offering”	U+133D2
X4a	𓏓	—	var. X4	U+133D3
X4b	𓏔	—	var. X4	U+133D4
X5	𓏕	—	var. X4	U+133D5
X6	𓏖	Rounded loaf	Dt. pꜣt “loaf”, “origin”	U+133D6
X6a	𓏗	—	var. X6	U+133D7
X7	𓏘	Half loaf	Dt. bread; doubled id. wnm “eat”	U+133D8
X8	𓏙	Cone-shaped mold for bread, or conical loaf	Ph. dj in forms of rdj “give”	U+133D9
X8a	𓏚	—	var. X8	U+133DA

Y. Writings, Games, Music

Y1	𓏛	Papyrus roll	Dt. writing, abstract concepts; id. mḏꜣt “scroll”, “chisel”, dmḏ “total”	U+133DB
Y1a	𓏜	Papyrus roll (vertical)	var. Y1	U+133DC
Y2	𓏝	Papyrus roll	Older var. Y1	U+133DD
Y3	𓏞	Scribe’s equipment	Dt. nꜥꜥ “smooth”, ṯms “ruddy”, mnhd “scribe’s kit”; id. zẖꜣ “write” etc.	U+133DE
Y4	𓏟	—	var. Y3	U+133DF
Y5	𓏠	Game board (usually thought to be Senet) and pieces	Ph. mn	U+133E0
Y6	𓏡	Game piece	Di. jbꜣ “game piece”, “dance”	U+133E1
Y7	𓏢	Harp	Dt. bjnt “harp”	U+133E2
Y8	𓏣	Sistrum	Dt. zššt “sistrum”	U+133E3

Z. Strokes and Geometrical Figures

Z1	𓏤	Single stroke	Dt. for ideograms; dt. wꜥ “one”; use as tally mark for unit numerals; sometimes substitutes for A1; can stand for dangerous glyphs	U+133E4
Z2	𓏥	Plural strokes	Marks plurals; can stand for dangerous glyphs	U+133E5
Z2a	𓏦	Plural strokes (more tightly grouped)	var. Z2	U+133E6
Z2b	𓏧	Plural dots	var. Z2	U+133E7
Z2c	𓏨	—	var. Z2	U+133E8
Z2d	𓏩	—	var. Z2	U+133E9
Z3	𓏪	Plural strokes (vertical arrangement)	Used like Z2	U+133EA
Z3a	𓏫	Plural strokes (vertical arrangement, horizontal strokes)	var. Z3	U+133EB
Z3b	𓏬	Plural dots (vertical arrangement)	var. Z3	U+133EC
Z4	𓏭	Dual stroke	Dual mark; ph. j as ending	U+133ED
Z4a	𓏮	—	var. Z4	U+133EE
Z5	𓏯	Diagonal stroke	Replaces complex or dangerous signs	U+133EF
Z5a	𓏰	—	var. Z5	U+133F0
Z6	𓏱	Hieratic replacement for figures	Dt. die, enemy	U+133F1
Z7	𓏲	Coil	Uniliteral w, equivalent of quail chick G43	U+133F2
Z8	𓏳	Oval	Dt. round, oval	U+133F3
Z9	𓏴	Crossed diagonal sticks	Dt. break, cross, number; ph. swꜣ, zwꜣ in swꜣj “pass”, zwꜣj “cut off”, sḏ in sḏt “flame”, šbn “mix”, ḫbs in ḫbsw “cultivation”, wp in wp–st “details, breakdown”, wr in some words	U+133F4
Z10	𓏵	—	older var. Z9	U+133F5
Z11	𓏶	Crossed planks	Ph. jm	U+133F6
Z12	𓏷	Hieratic striking man		U+133F7
Z13	𓏸	Circle		U+133F8
Z14	𓏹	Uncertain hieratic tick		U+133F9
Z15	𓏺	Egyptian numeral 1		U+133FA
Z15a	𓏻	Egyptian numeral 2		U+133FB
Z15b	𓏼	Egyptian numeral 3		U+133FC
Z15c	𓏽	Egyptian numeral 4		U+133FD
Z15d	𓏾	Egyptian numeral 5		U+133FE
Z15e	𓏿	Egyptian numeral 6		U+133FF
Z15f	𓐀	Egyptian numeral 7		U+13400
Z15g	𓐁	Egyptian numeral 8		U+13401
Z15h	𓐂	Egyptian numeral 9		U+13402
Z15i	𓐃	Egyptian numeral 5		U+13403
Z16	𓐄	Numeral 1 in dates		U+13404
Z16a	𓐅	Numeral 2 in dates		U+13405
Z16b	𓐆	Numeral 3 in dates		U+13406
Z16c	𓐇	Numeral 4 in dates		U+13407
Z16d	𓐈	Numeral 5 in dates		U+13408
Z16e	𓐉	Numeral 6 in dates		U+13409
Z16f	𓐊	Numeral 7 in dates		U+1340A
Z16g	𓐋	Numeral 8 in dates		U+1340B
Z16h	𓐌	Numeral 9 in dates		U+1340C

Aa. Unclassified

Aa1	𓐍	Placenta, bread, or sieve	Uniliteral ḫ; not to be confused with O50	U+1340D
Aa2	𓐎	Pustule	Dt. swelling, unhealthy, disease; var. F52 and N32 as dt. excrement, clay; var. M41 as dt. ꜥš “cedar”; V32 as dt. gꜣw “absence, lack”, gꜣwt “bundle”; V38 as di. wt “bandage”, dt. srwḫ “treat”; W6 as dt. wḥꜣt “cauldron”, ph. wḥꜣ in same, wḥꜣt “oasis”; W7 as dt. mꜣṯ “granite”, ꜣbw “Elephantine”; Z10 as di. ḥsb “count”	U+1340E
Aa3	𓐏	Pustule with liquid issuing from it	var. Aa2	U+1340F
Aa4	𓐐	Pot	Rare var. W10	U+13410
Aa5	𓐑	Part of a ship	Ph. ḥjp, id. oar	U+13411
Aa6	𓐒	Unknown; differs from S23	Dt. ṯmꜣ “cadaster, mat”	U+13412
Aa7	𓐓	Unknown	Dt. sqr “smash”	U+13413
Aa7a	𓐔	—	var. Aa7	U+13414
Aa7b	𓐕	—	later var. Aa7	U+13415
Aa8	𓐖	Probably irrigation channels	Ph. qn; dt. estate, farm; var. N24, O34, V26	U+13416
Aa9	𓐗	Unknown	Dt. ḫwd “rich”	U+13417
Aa10	𓐘	Unknown	Dt. drf “writing”	U+13418
Aa11	𓐙	Raised platform	Ph. mꜣꜥ ; dt. ṯntt “platform”	U+13419
Aa12	𓐚	—	older var. Aa11	U+1341A
Aa13	𓐛	Unknown	Ph. jm, m, or var. Aa16	U+1341B
Aa14	𓐜	—	var. Aa13	U+1341C
Aa15	𓐝	—	var. Aa13 with parallel horizontals	U+1341D
Aa16	𓐞	Unknown, but front half of Aa13	Ph. gs; id. gs “side”	U+1341E
Aa17	𓐟	Lid of a chest	Ph. sꜣ ; id. sꜣ “back”	U+1341F
Aa18	𓐠	Chest with lid	Later variant of Aa16	U+13420
Aa19	𓐡	Unknown	Dt. ḥr “prepare”, ḥrj “terrified”, ṯ3r “secure”	U+13421
Aa20	𓐢	Clothing bag	Ph. ꜥpr	U+13422
Aa21	𓐣	Unknown	Ph. wḏꜥ “divide”; id. for “judged one” (euph. for Seth)	U+13423
Aa22	𓐤	Aa21 + D36	var. Aa21	U+13424
Aa23	𓐥	Warp stretched between stakes	Di. mḏd “puncture, press, adhere”	U+13425
Aa24	𓐦	—	Older var. Aa23	U+13426
Aa25	𓐧	Unknown	Id. zmꜣtj “stolist, garbing priest”	U+13427
Aa26	𓐨	Unknown	Dt. sbj “rebel”	U+13428
Aa27	𓐩	Spindle	Ph. nḏ	U+13429
Aa28	𓐪	Builder’s level	Ph. qd	U+1342A
Aa29	𓐫	—	Older var. Aa28	U+1342B
Aa30	𓐬	Kheker-frieze element	Di. ẖkr “adorn”	U+1342C
Aa31	𓐭	—	Older var. Aa30	U+1342D
Aa32	𓐮	Bow	Ph. sṯj, stj in “Nubia” and “ocher”	U+1342E