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unteres Register / Ost- u. Südwand

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〈Texte der〉 Amarna-Periode→〈Amarna〉→Privatgräber→Nr. 9: Mahu→Halle→Ost- u. Südwand→unteres Register

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Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

[Rꜥw-ḥqꜣ]-ꜣḫ,tj-[ḥꜥi̯-m-ꜣḫ,t] ⸢M-rn≡f-m-Rꜥw-jtj-jy-m-Jtn⸣ ḏi̯ [ꜥnḫ] [ḏ,t] nḥḥ Jtn ꜥnḫ ⸢wr⸣ nb-ḥꜣb-sd nb-šnn,(t)-nb-Jtn nb-p,t nb-tꜣ m ⸢Pr-Jtn⸣ ⸢m⸣ ⸢Ꜣḫ,t-Jtn⸣ 〈§〉 ⸢Rꜥw-ḥqꜣ-ꜣḫ,tj-ḥꜥi̯-m-ꜣḫ,t⸣ M-rn≡f-m-Rꜥw-jtj-jy-m-Jtn ḏi̯ ⸢ꜥnḫ⸣ ⸢ḏ,t⸣ nḥḥ Jtn ꜥnḫ wr nb-ḥꜣb-sd nb-šnn,(t)-nb-Jtn nb-p,t nb-tꜣ m Pr-Jtn m Ꜣḫ,t-Jtn 〈§〉 nb-tꜣ.du ⸢Nfr-ḫpr,pl⸣-Rꜥw-[wꜥ-n-Rꜥw] ḏi̯ ꜥnḫ nb-ḫꜥ,pl Ꜣḫ-n-Jtn ꜥꜣ-m-ꜥḥꜥ(,w)≡f 〈§〉 nb,t-tꜣ.du Nfr-nfr,pl-Jtn-Nfr,t-jy,tj ꜥnḫ.tj ḏ,t nḥḥ 〈§〉 zꜣ,t-nzw-n-ẖ,t≡f mri̯.t =f Mr,(y)t-Jtn msi̯.n ḥm,t-nzw-wr,t Nfr-⸢nfr,pl-Jtn⸣-Nfr,t-jy,tj ꜥnḫ.tj ḏ,t nḥḥ 〈§〉 ḥr,j-mḏꜣ,w-n-Ꜣḫ,t-Jtn Mḥ mꜣꜥ-ḫrw 〈§〉 nꜣ-n{ꜣ} mḏꜣ,w n Ꜣḫ,t-Jtn 〈§〉 ḥr,j-mḏꜣ,w Mḥ 〈§〉 ḥr,j-mḏꜣ,w M〈ḥ〉 〈§〉 Wꜥ-n-Rꜥw jw =k r nḥḥ pꜣ qd ꜣḫ,t-Jtn jri̯ Rꜥw ḏs =f 〈§〉 ḥr,j-mḏꜣ,w-n-Ꜣḫ,t-Jtn Mḥ

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
"[Re-heqa]-achti, [who rejoices in the horizon] in his name Re, the father, who has come as Aton" (=Aton), who gives life forever and ever, the great living Aton, lord of the festival of jubilation, lord of all that the sun encircles, lord of heaven, lord of earth, in the Aton temple in Akhetaton. "Re-heqa-achti, who rejoices in the horizon in his name Re, the father, who has come as Aton" (=Aton), who gives life forever and ever, the great living Aton, lord of the festival of jubilation, lord of all that the sun encircles, lord of heaven, lord of earth, in the Aton temple in Akhetaton. The lord of the Two Lands, Nefer-cheperu-Re-[wa-en-Re], to whom life has been given; the lord of the crowns, Akhenaten, who is great in his time. The lady of the Two Lands Nefertiti, may she live forever and ever. The royal daughter, whom he loves, Meritaten, who has given birth to the great royal wife Nefertiti, may she live forever and ever. Chief of the police force of Akhetaton Mahu, the justified. The policemen of Akhetaton. Chief of the police force Mahu. Chief of the police force Mahu. O Wa-en-Re, you will exist forever, O builder of Akhetaton, whom Re himself has created! Chief of the police force of Akhetaton Mahu.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
"[Re-heqa]-achti, [der im Horizont jubelt] in seinem Namen Re, der Vater, der als Aton gekommen ist" (=Aton), der [Leben für immer] und ewig gibt, der große lebende Aton, Herr des Jubiläumsfestes, Herr von allem, was die Sonne umkreist, Herr des Himmels, Herr der Erde, im Atontempel in Achetaton. "Re-heqa-achti, der im Horizont jubelt in seinem Namen Re, der Vater, der als Aton gekommen ist" (=Aton), der Leben für immer und ewig gibt, der große lebende Aton, Herr des Jubiläumsfestes, Herr von allem, was die Sonne umkreist, Herr des Himmels, Herr der Erde, im Atontempel in Achetaton. Der Herr der Beiden Länder, Nefer-cheperu-Re-[wa-en-Re], dem Leben gegeben ist; der Herr der Kronen, Echnaton, der groß in seiner Zeit ist. Die Herrin der Beiden Länder Nofretete, sie lebe für immer und ewig. Die leibliche Königstochter, die er liebt, Meritaton, die die große königliche Gemahlin Nofretete, sie lebe für immer und ewig, geboren hat. Oberst der Polizeitruppe von Achetaton Mahu, der Gerechtfertigte. Die Polizisten von Achetaton. Oberst der Polizeitruppe Mahu. Oberst der Polizeitruppe Mahu. O Wa-en-Re, du wirst für immer existieren, o Erbauer von Achetaton, den Re selbst erschaffen hat! Oberst der Polizeitruppe von Achetaton Mahu.

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