Crowns, clothing and staves

The hieroglyphs of ancient Egypt are often listed in groups of associated glyphs. The following hieroglyphs have been grouped according to the system established by Sir Alan Gardiner and are all depictions of crowns, clothes or staves.

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			S1 Det and Log; the white crown of upper Egypt S2 Det and Log; the white crown of upper Egypt S3 Phon; n Det and Log; the red crown of lower Egypt R4 Phon; n (rare) Det and Log; the red crown of lower Egypt S5 Det and Log; double crown of upper and lower Egypt, Pshent crown S6 Det and Log; Pshent crown, great crown S7 Det and Log; the blue crown S8 Det and Log; Atef crown S9 Det and Log; double feathered crown S10 Abbr; carpenter S11 Phon; wsh Det and Log; collar S12 Det and Log; gold, white gold, silver, precious metal S13 Abbr; to gild S14 Abbr; silver S15 Det and Log; faience S16 Det and Log; faience S17 Det and Log; faience S17a Phon; Ssm Det; Sesemtet S18 Det and Log; Menat necklace S19 Log; keeper of the seal S20 Det and Log; seal, signet ring S21 Det; ring S22 Phon; hm Log; Phon; sT, st Det and Log; starboard S23 Det and Log; bandage S24 Phon; Ts Det; knot S25 Det; apron S26 Det; apron S27 Det and Log; clothing S28 Det; clothing S29 Phon; s Abbr; health S30 Phon; sf S31 Phon; smA S32 Phon; sjA Det; fringed cloth S33 Det and Log; sandal S34 Phon; anhLog; sandal strap Abbr; life S35 Log and Det; shade, military standard S36 Log and Det; shade, the god Hepui, military standard S37 Log and Det; fan S38 Phon HqA Log and Det; Heqat sceptre, ruler S39 Phon; awt S40 Phon; wAs, Dam Log and Det; was sceptre Abbr; luck S41 Phon; Dam S42 Phon abA, shm Log and Det; Oba sceptre, to control S43 Phon; md(w) Log; walking stick S44 Log and Det; Ames sceptre S45 Log and Det; flail

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Codes

Abb; the sign is an abbreviation of a word,
Det; the sign acts as a determinative (it has no phonetic value, but provids further information about the full word),
Log; the sign is a logogram (it represents an entire word or idea),
Phon; the sign has a phonetic value, and
Phon Det; the sign is a phonetic determinant (it acts as a determinative but also has a phonetic value).