Middle Egyptian Grammar
Dr. Gabor Toth
Rutgers University
“Egyptian philology should never lose sight of the fact that her chief title to existence is as handmaid to the sovereign humanities of literature, history, and the study of the mind of man…In ideal conditions Egyptologists would be compelled to re-translate all their inscriptions and papyri as frequently as revised editions of the great European encyclopaedias are now accustomed to appear.”
-Battiscombe Gunn and Alan H. Gardiner1
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1. Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs
2. Grammar Points
- Egyptian Writing
- Uniliterals
- Biliterals
- Triliterals
- Nouns and Noun Phrases
- Pronouns
- Adjectives
- Adjectival Sentences
- Nominal Sentences
- The Stative
- The Perfect
3. Homeworks
4. Middle Egyptian Grammar through Literature
6. Artifacts
- Early Dynastic Cylinder Seal
- King Den's Hippopotamus Ivory Sandal Label
- King Den's Royal Jubilee Label
- Narmer Macehead
- Narmer Palette
- Palermo Stone
- Statue of the Royal Scribe, Amenhotep (BM EA 632) JSesh file
7. Stelae
EGYPT RING
http://www.osirisnet.net/egyptring/e_egyptring.htm
1. JEA 4 (1917) p.241.
