
ḫntì·n sḏ3wty bìty
The seal bearer of the Lower Egyptian King sailed upstream.


ḫntì·n sḏ3wty bìty m dpt
The seal bearer of the LE King sailed upstream in a boat.



ḫntì·n sḏ3wty bìty m dpt n mḥ 20
The seal bearer of the LE King sailed upstream in a boat of 20 cubits.




ḫntì·n sḏ3wty bìty m dpt n mḥ 20 r hrw 8
The seal bearer of the LE King sailed upstream in a boat of 20 cubits for 8 days.





ḫntì·n sḏ3wty bìty m dpt n mḥ 20 r hrw 8 r nḫn
The seal bearer of the LE King sailed upstream in a boat of 20 cubits for 8 days to Nekhen.




















ḏb3·n·ì nṯr m ḫˊw·f m ì3t·ì nt ḥry-sšt3 ìrt·ì nt sm3
I clothed the god with his regalia in my rank of master of secrets, in my function of stolist.












pr·n·ì m t3-wr ḥr w3t wḥ3t
I went forth from the Thinite nome upon the oasis road.















rdì·n wì ḥm·f m ḥ3ty-ˊ m šmw pf
His Majesty appointed me (lit. "placed me as") a local prince in that summer.



ḫntì
to travel in a southerly direction, to travel upstream, go upstream


ḫd
to travel in a northerly direction, to travel downstream, go downstream


pr
go forth, come out



h3
come down, go down



ḥrty
to travel overland




ìì-ẖr-nfrt
Ikhernofret




ḫnty ìmntyw
Foremost of the Westerners, an epithet for Osiris.



ḏb3
to clothe, adorn, dress



ḫˊw
regalia, lit. "appears in glory", a euphemism for the clothing and crown which the priest placed upon a cult statue.




ìrt
duty, use, purpose


sm3
A type of priest who dressed the cult statue of the god for ceremonial functions.





ìmw
boat, ship


dpt
boat, ship





ḥˊww
collective for ships




wì3
a sacred bark






mˊnḏt
the day bark of the sun god; the mandjet bark


mˊnḏt
the day bark of the sun god; the mandjet bark



mˊnḏt
the day bark of the sun god; the mandjet bark





msktt
the night bark of the sun god; the msktt bark



nšmt
the sacred bark of the god Osiris; the neshmet bark





ḥnw
the sacred bark of the hawk god Sokar; the henew bark



ˊḥˊw
MK sea boats and NK Nile boats



ˊḥˊw
MK sea boats and NK Nile boats




wsḫt
a large barge, lit. "a (wide) boat"





b3w
galley or pleasure craft





br
scow

Group writing, here indicating a foreign sound associated with the use of the signs b, b3 and 3 for b


mnš
NK freighter or warship



ẖn-ìnw
oxen ferry boats, wine transports




s3ṯ
tow boat






ḳ3ḳ3w
an unknown type of boat



ḳrw
grain ships




ḳrw
grain ships










s3ṯ ˊ3 pḥt(y) ìssì rn·f
the large boat called 'The Power of Isesi', or the boat called 'The Power of Isesi is Great', etc.

rn·f
its name






ḫˊì m mn-nfr
Appearing in Glory in Memphis



sb3 t3wy
The Star of the Two Lands

ẖn
D33 is arms engaged in rowing; logo. in ẖnì row; phon. in ẖnnw turmoil.


ẖnì
row






ẖnnw
turmoil

F9 is a head of leopard; det. in pḥty strength, power of the king.



pḥty
strength, power of the king

G10 is a falcon on a special bark; det. in skr the hawk god Sokar; det. in ḥnw the henew-bark (of Sokar).


skr
the hawk god Sokar





ḥnw
the henew-bark (of Sokar)

ḫntì
P2 is a ship under sail; det. in ḫntì sail upstream.



ḫntì
sail upstream, travel southwards

P3 is a sacred bark; logo./det. in wì3 sacred bark; det. in divine boats, mˊnḏt bark of the dawn, nšmt neshmet bark.




wì3
sacred bark



mˊnḏt
the mandjet-bark, the bark of the dawn




nšmt
the neshmet-bark; the sacred boat of Abydos

P4 is a fisherman's boat with net; semi-logo. in wḥˊ loosening as in wḥˊḥˊpy the loosening of the Nile.


wḥˊ
loosen






wḥˊ ḥˊpy
the loosening of the Nile = the start of the inundation

ˊḥˊ
P6 is a mast, phon. in ˊḥˊ stand.



ˊḥˊ
stand

ˊḥˊ
P7 is a combination of P6 and D36; used in ˊḥˊw ships.



ˊḥˊw
ships

ḏb3
T25 is reed floats used in fishing and hunting the hippotamus; phon. in ḏb3 clothe, adorn.



ḏb3
clothe, adorn

ḥn
U8 is a hoe without a rope connecting the two pieces; det. in ḥnn hoe; det. in ḥnw henew-bark.


ḥnn
hoe





ḥnw
the henew-bark

ˊḏ, nḏ
V26 is a netting needle filled with twine; logo. in ˊḏ spool; phon. in mˊnḏt morning bark of the sun god.


ˊḏ
spool



mˊnḏt
the morning bark of the sun god

ˊḏ, nḏ
V27 is a netting needle filled with twine, OK form of V26; phon. in mˊnḏt the morning bark of the sun.



mˊnḏt
the morning bark of the sun god

sk, w3ḥ
V29 is a swab made from a hank of fiber; det. in sk wipe; phon. in skì perish and in w3ḥ place.



sk
wipe



skì
perish





w3ḥ
place

Aa25 is an unknown object; logo. in sm3 title of a priest whose function consisted in clothing the statue of a god.



sm
sm-priest


















ḫd·n·ì r ḫˊì-nfr m wsḫt 6 s3ṯ 4
I travelled northwards to the pyramid "(Merenre)" Appears in Glory and Beauty in 6 wsḫ boats and 4 s3ṯ boats.



















h3·n·ì r w3ḏ-wr m dpt nt mḥ 120 m ˊw·s
I went down to the sea (lit. the great green) in a boat of 120 cubits in its length.










(r)dì·n·ì t n ḥḳr
I gave bread to the hungry.










m3ˊ·n·ì sn m ìw mḥty
I sent them from the northern island.














rdì·n wì ḥm·f r smr
His Majesty appointed me to the rank of Friend.
















(r)dì sw nswt m ḥ3ty-ˊ ìmy-r šm'w
The king of Upper and Lower Egypt appointed him a local prince and the overseer of Upper Egypt.