token | oraec347-12-1 | oraec347-12-2 | oraec347-12-3 | oraec347-12-4 | oraec347-12-5 | oraec347-12-6 | oraec347-12-7 | oraec347-12-8 | oraec347-12-9 | oraec347-12-10 | ← |
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written form | {{nṯr-nfr}} | {{nḫt}} | {{ḫpš}} | {{nb-[Tꜣ,wj]}} | {{Wsr-Mꜣꜥ,t-Rꜥw-stp.n-Rꜥw}} | {{nb-ḫꜥ,w}} | {{Rꜥw-msi̯-s(w)-mri̯.y-Jmn}} | {{mri̯.y}} | {{Jmn-Rꜥw}} | {{nb-ns,t.pl-Tꜣ.du}} | ← |
hiero | ← | ||||||||||
line count | [B1] | [B1] | [B1] | [B2] | [B2] | [B3] | [B3] | [B4] | [B4] | [B4] | ← |
translation | der vollkommene Gott (König) | stark sein | Arm | Herr der Beiden Länder (Könige) | [Thronname Ramses' II.] | Herr der Kronen (König) | Ramses-mery-Imen | lieben | Amun-Re | Herr der Throne der beiden Länder | ← |
lemma | nṯr-nfr | nḫt | ḫpš | nb-Tꜣ.wj | Wsr-mꜣꜥ.t-Rꜥw-stp-n-Rꜥw | nb-ḫꜥ.w | Rꜥw-ms-sw-mr.y-Jmn | mri̯ | Jmn-Rꜥw | nb-ns.wt-Tꜣ.wj | ← |
AED ID | 90390 | 87560 | 116430 | 400038 | 600505 | 600260 | 400876 | 72470 | 500004 | 400098 | ← |
part of speech | epitheton_title | verb | substantive | epitheton_title | entity_name | epitheton_title | entity_name | verb | entity_name | epitheton_title | ← |
name | kings_name | kings_name | gods_name | ← | |||||||
number | ← | ||||||||||
voice | active | ← | |||||||||
genus | masculine | masculine | masculine | ← | |||||||
pronoun | ← | ||||||||||
numerus | singular | singular | singular | ← | |||||||
epitheton | epith_king | epith_king | epith_king | epith_god | ← | ||||||
morphology | ← | ||||||||||
inflection | participle | relativeform | ← | ||||||||
adjective | ← | ||||||||||
particle | ← | ||||||||||
adverb | ← | ||||||||||
verbal class | verb_3-lit | verb_3-inf | ← | ||||||||
status | st_absolutus | ← |
Translation: [Beischrift über Arm des Pfeile verschießenden Königs in Streitwagen, verworfene und überschriebene Szene, Bildmitte oben rechts] [§20 Palimpsest] (Das ist) {{der vollkommene Gott, mit siegreichem Sichelschwert, der Herr [Beider Länder] (= Ägypten) Usermaatre-setepenre, der Herr der Kronen Ramses-meriamun, geliebt von Amun-Re, dem Herrn der Throne Beider Länder}}.
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Fonts: Charis SIL and Egyptian Hiero
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