Tethering rope V13
- Sound
- ṯ: tj (as in church)
- Meaning
- The sound ṯ.
- Kind
- one-sound sign
- How common
- 84th commonest of our 336 signs: 0.17% of all signs written in real texts.
- Unicode
- U+1337F 𓍿
Famous Egyptians who wrote it in their names
Read more about the tethering rope sign
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