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This looks fun. What is the context and use of the above glyph list?
by ggerules 9mo ago
This looks fun. What is the context and use of the above glyph list?
- wl 9mo agoGardiner's sign list. It's a modern categorization and ordering scheme. "Man and his occupations", "Woman and her occupations", "Anthropomorphic deities", "Parts of the human body", "Mammals", "Parts of Mammals", so on and so forth.
- ks2048 9mo agoAlso the order in Unicode. 1072 chars. (based on Gardiner's list), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_Hieroglyphs_(Unicode_block) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_Hieroglyphs_(Unicode_...
- andai 9mo agoIn modern usage it is a shitpost called "Curse of Ra!"