Parts of Mammals

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 parts of mammals.

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F1 Abbr; cow F2 Det; anger F3 Phon Det; At F4 Phon Det; Hat Log; front part, top F5 Phon Det; ssA or sSA F6 Phon Det; ssA or sSA F7 Det; dignity F8 Det; dignity F9 Phon Det; At F9a Det and Log; strength F10 Det; to swallow, throat, town of Hais F11 Det; to swallow, throat, town of Hais F12 Phon; wsr Log; nape F13 Phon; wp jp (only in "jpwt" - messenger and "jpt" - mission) Log; horns, top of the head F14 Abbr; new year F15 Abbr; new year F16 Phon Det; ab Det and Log; horn F17 Det and Log; cleansing F18 Phon Det; bH, Hw, bjA, bj (in "bjt" character) Det and Log; tooth, to bite F19 Det; jaw F20 Phon; ns Det and Log; tongue, chief, head, to taste F21 Phon Det; sdm, sDm, jdn Det and Log; ear, leaf, hear F22 Phon Det; kfa Phon; pH Det and Log; hindparts, bottom of a container F23 Det and Log; foreleg, leg, the Great Dipper F24 Det and Log; foreleg, leg, the Great Dipper F25 Phon; wHm Log; Huf F26 Phon; hn Log; animal skin F27 Det; leather, skin, mouse, mammals F28 Phon; Ab Log; dappled, motley F29 Phon; st Log; to shoot through F30 Phon; sd F31 Phon; ms Log; apron of skin F32 Phon; x Log; body, belly F33 Det; tail F34 Det and Log; heart F35 Phon; nfr log; to be beautiful F36 Phon; smA Log; lung F37 Phon Det; sm Det and Log; back F38 Det; back F39 Phon; jmah Det and Log; venerable, to approach, spine, back F40 Phon; Aw F41 Det; back, slaughter F42 Phon; spr Log; rib F43 Det; ribs, meat F44 Phon; jsw, jwa Det; leg bone with meat, thigh F45 Log; vulva, cow F46 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera F47 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera F48 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera F49 Phon Det; qab, wdb, wDb Phon; phr, dbn Log; viscera F50 Abbr; to copy F51 Phon; as (in Aset- Isis or Asir - Osiris) ws (in Wsir - Osiris) Det; flesh, limb, neck F52 Det; excrement

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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).