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PT 555 / 〈Ostwand〉

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Description

〈Pyramidentexte〉→Pyramide des Merenre→〈"Wartesaal"/Vestibül〉→〈Ostwand〉→PT 555

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

ḏ(d)-mdw 〈§〉 pri̯.n Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw m Pj ḫr nṯr.pl Pj šṯ m Ḥr,w ḏbꜣ m psḏ,t.du 〈§〉 j:ḫꜥy Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw m nzw j:qꜣy Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw m Wpi̯-wꜣ,t.pl šzp.n =f ḥḏ,t wꜣḏ,t ḥḏ n(,j) Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw m ꜥ =f ꜣms n(,j) Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw m ḏr,t =f 〈§〉 mʾw,t n.t Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw Ꜣs,t mnꜥ,t =f Nb,t-ḥw(,t) snq.t sw Sḫꜣ,t-Ḥr,w 〈§〉 Nj,t m-ḫt Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw Srq,t tp-ꜥ.du =f 〈§〉 ṯ(ꜣ)z.y ꜥḥ.pl =f zmꜣ.y mẖn,t.pl Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw n zꜣ n(,j) (J)tm(,w) ḥqr jbi̯.y jbi̯.y ḥq{t}〈r〉 m pn gs rs(,j) n(,j) mr-n(,j)-ḫꜣ 〈§〉 Ḏḥw,tj jm(,j)-ḏr šw(,t) bꜣ,t{t} =f dj Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw tp ꜥnḏ ḏnḥ =k m pf gs mḥ,t(j) n(,j) mr-n(,j)-ḫꜣ 〈§〉 Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw wḏꜣ wḏꜣ j(w)f =f 〈§〉 Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw wḏꜣ wḏꜣ ḥbs =〈f〉 〈§〉 pri̯.n Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw jr p,t m Mnṯ(,w) 〈§〉 hꜣi̯.n Nmt,j-m-zꜣ≡f Mr,n-Rꜥw m bꜣ jbṯ =f m bꜣ ꜥšm =f

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
Words speak: Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre has come from Pe, from the gods of Pe, dressed as Horus, adorned like the two Enneads. Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre appears as king, Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre is exalted as Upuaut, after he has received the White Crown and the Green Crown, and the mace of Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre is in his (one) hand and the $ꜣms$ scepter of Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre is in his (other) hand. The mother of Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre is Isis, his wet nurse Nephthys, who has nursed him, is 'She who thinks of Horus.' Neith is behind Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre, Selkis is before him. Bind his ropes, prepare the ferries of Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre, for a son of Atum, who is hungry and thirsty, who is thirsty and hungry on this southern side of the 'Knife' canal. (O) Thoth, who is in the shadow of his bush, set Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre on the tip(?) of your wing on that northern side of the 'Knife' canal. Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre is whole, his flesh is whole; Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre is whole, 〈his〉 garment is whole. Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre has ascended to heaven as Month; Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre has descended as a Ba, which he catches with the snare, as the Ba of his divine image.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Worte sprechen: Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre ist aus Pe gekommen von den Göttern von Pe, gekleidet als Horus, geschmückt wie die beiden Neunheiten. Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre erscheint als König, Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre ist hoch als Upuaut, nachdem er die Weiße (Krone) und die Grüne (Krone) empfangen hat und die Keule des Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre in seiner (einen) Hand und das $ꜣms$-Szepter des Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre in seiner (anderen) Hand ist. Die Mutter des Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre ist Isis, seine Amme Nephthys, die, die ihn gestillt hat, ist 'Die an Horus denkt'. Neith ist hinter Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre, Selkis ist vor ihm. Knüpft seine Seile, macht die Fähren des Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre bereit, für einen Sohn des Atum, der hungrig ist und durstig, der durstig ist und hungrig auf dieser südlichen Seite des 'Messer'-Kanals. (O) Thot, der im Bereich des Schattens seines Busches ist, setz Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre auf der Spitze(?) deines Flügels auf jene nördliche Seite des 'Messer'-Kanals. Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre ist heil, sein Fleisch ist heil; Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre ist heil, 〈sein〉 Kleid ist heil. Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre ist zum Himmel als Month emporgestiegen; Nemti-em-za-ef Merenre ist hinabgestiegen als ein Ba, den er mit der Bügelfalle fängt, als Ba seines Götterbildes.

Connections

Found at Saqqara

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text 4DFEQDO3R5FILGMUAN5VRTEAKA tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec994 tier-2
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