Egyptian biliteral signs

The biliteral Egyptian hieroglyphs are hieroglyphs which represent a specific sequence of two consonants. The listed hieroglyphs focus on the consonant combinations rather than the meanings behind the hieroglyphs.[1]

Egyptian Biliteral Hieroglyphs
ꜣ ỉ ꜥ w b p m n r ḥ ḫ z s q k t ṯ d ḏ
ꜣ 𓄫
ꜣw
F40 		𓍋
ꜣb
U23 		𓅜𓇇
ꜣḫ
G25 M15 		𓊨𓄼
ꜣs
Q1 F51c
ỉ 𓂻𓃛
ỉw
D54 E9 		𓃙𓄣
ỉb
E8 F34 		𓐛𓏶
ỉm
Aa13 Z11 		𓀟𓆛𓏌𓏎
ỉn
A27 K1 W24 W25 		𓀹𓁹
ỉr
A48 D4 		𓌤
ỉḥ
T24 		𓇩
ỉz
M40 		𓀗
ỉk
A19 		𓆊
ỉt
I3 		𓎁
ỉṯ
V15
ꜥ 𓉻
ꜥꜣ
O29 		𓄏
ꜥb
F16 		𓌤
ꜥḥ
T24 		𓅧
ꜥq
G35 		𓆝𓎙𓎚
ꜥḏ
K3 V26 V27
w 𓍯
wꜣ
V4 		𓌡
wꜥ
T21 		𓄋
wp
F13 		𓃹𓇬
wn
E34 M42 		𓅨
wr
G36 		𓄼𓊨𓊩
ws
F51c Q1 Q2 		𓇅𓎗𓎘
wḏ
M13 V24 V25
b 𓅡𓎺𓎻
bꜣ
G29 W10 W10a 		𓄑
bḥ
F18
p 𓅮𓅯
pꜣ
G40 G41 		𓉐
pr
O1 		𓄖
pḥ
F22 		𓂾
pd
D56 		𓌒
pḏ
T9
m 𓌳
mꜣ
U1 		𓂝𓂟𓈘𓏇
mỉ
D36 D38 N36 W19 		𓈗
mw
N35a 		𓅔
mm
G18 		𓌇𓏠
mn
T1 Y5 		𓈘𓉕𓌸𓍋
mr
N36 O5 U6 U23 		𓎔
mḥ
V22 		𓄟
ms
F31 		𓂸𓅐
mt
D52 G14 		𓌃
md
S43
n 𓂜𓂢
nỉ
D35 D41 		𓍇𓏌
nw
U19 W24 		𓎟
nb
V30 		𓉕𓌰𓌱
nm
O5 T34 T35 		𓇒
nn
M22a 		𓆂
nr
H4 		𓅘
nḥ
G21 		𓄓
ns
F20 		𓐩
nḏ
Aa27
r 𓃭
rw
E23 		𓌘
rs
T13
h 𓍁
hb
U13
ḥ 𓇉
ḥꜣ
M16 		𓄑
ḥw
F18 		𓐑
ḥp
Aa5 		𓈟𓍛
ḥm
N42 U36 		𓆰𓌼𓎨
ḥn
M2 U8 V36 		𓁷𓈐
ḥr
D2 N31 		𓎿
ḥz
W14 		𓌉𓌋
ḥḏ
T3 T4
ḫ 𓆩𓆼
ḫꜣ
L6 M12 		𓈍
ḫꜥ
N28 		𓂤
ḫw
D43 		𓋉
ḫm
R22 		𓆱
ḫt
M3
ẖ 𓆞
ẖꜣ
K4 		𓂙𓄚
ẖn
D33 F26 		𓌨
ẖr
T28
z 𓅭𓎂𓎃
zꜣ
G39 V16 V17 		𓊗
zp
O50
s 𓐟𓐠
sꜣ
Aa17 Aa18 		𓇓
sw
M23 		𓌢
sn
T22 		𓎝
sk
V29 		𓄝𓊨
st
F29 Q1 		𓋫
sṯ
S22 		𓏴
sḏ
Z9
š 𓆆𓆷
šꜣ
H7 M8 		𓆄
šw
H6 		𓈝
šm
N40 		𓍢𓍲
šn
V1 V7 		𓍱
šs
V6 		𓄞
šd
F30
q 𓐖
qn
Aa8 		𓌟
qs
T19 		𓐪
qd
Aa28
k 𓂓
kꜣ
D28 		𓊶
kp
R5 		𓆎
km
I6
g 𓅬
gb
G38 		𓅠
gm
G28 		𓐛𓐞
gs
Aa13 Aa16
t 𓇾𓇿𓍔
tꜣ
N16 N17 U30 		𓍘
tỉ
U33 		𓁶𓌐
tp
D1 T8 		𓍃
tm
U15 		𓆵
tr
M6
ṯ 𓅷
ṯꜣ
G47 		𓋭
ṯz
S24
d 𓂞𓏙
dỉ
D37 X8
ḏ 𓍑𓍒
ḏꜣ
U28 U29 		𓏙
ḏỉ
X8 		𓈋
ḏw
N26 		𓅙
ḏb
G22 		𓇥
ḏr
M36 		𓊽
ḏd
R11 		𓆕
ḏḏ
I11

See also

References

  1. ^ James P. Allen, Middle Egyptian: An Introduction to the Language and Culture of Hieroglyphs, Cambridge University Press, 15 Apr 2010 25ff.
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