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Hieroglyph Forearm (ayin)

Hieroglyph Forearm (ayin)

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egyptian

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Construction note

A simplified geometric impression of an Egyptian hieroglyph.

About this symbol

Meaning: A forearm; the consonant ‘ayin’.
Culture / origin: Ancient Egypt
Era: From c. 3200 BCE
Historical context: Egyptian hieroglyphs combined logograms and phonetic signs, carved and painted on monuments for over three millennia.

Public-domain ancient script; present with its Egyptian context.

Tags

egyptianhieroglyphancient

SVG source

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