π
𓊁 - Egyptian
Glyph origin
Representing a façade of a palace or tomb.
Symbol
Used to mark the name of a king, initially by being written next to it; since the middle Naqada III period, it was instead attached to a rectangular enclosure that contained the royal name, particularly the Horus name .
Logogram for srḫ ( “ serekh ” ) .
Determinative in srḫ ( “ serekh ” ) .
Previous
Β« πΏ
Next
π Β»
About WordCodex
WordCodex is an online dictionary that provides definitions for over 8
million words and phrases in multiple languages. It also includes example
sentences, synonyms, and antonyms. The dictionary is constantly updated
with new words and definitions. Whether you are a student studying for a
test or a professional looking for the perfect word to use in a report,
WordCodex is an excellent resource.
References & License
WordCodex is derived primarily from Wiktionary. The contents and
presentation have been modified and supplemented. The derived content is
licensed under the same license as Wiktionary: CC-BY-SA and GFDL . The original authors of this page can be seen on the Wiktionary
page history .