Fibre swab V29
- Sound
- wꜣḥ: wah
- Meaning
- To set down, to endure.
- Kind
- three-sound sign
- How common
- 209th commonest of our 336 signs: under 0.1% of all signs written in real texts.
- Unicode
- U+1339D 𓎝
This entry follows the standard Gardiner sign list but has not been checked against a reference by our team yet.
Famous Egyptians who wrote it in their names
Read more about the fibre swab sign
- The Teaching for Merikare: a king's advice to his son Teaching for Merikare: an Egyptian king tells his son how to rule. Its famous lines in translation, one read in hieroglyphs sign by sign.