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Personenbeischriften / Ostwand

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Sakkara→Unas-Friedhof→Mastaba des Nianch-Chnum und Chnum-hotep→Felskammer→Ostwand→Szene 29 (Nordteil)→Personenbeischriften

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

sḥḏ-⸢jr(,w)⸣-ꜥn(,t)-pr-ꜥꜣ (j)r(,j-j)ḫ(,t)-nswt mḥnk-nswt ⸢nb-jmꜣḫ⸣-ḫr-⸢nṯr⸣-ꜥꜣ N(,j)-ꜥnḫ-H̱nm,w 〈§〉 ẖꜥq ḥm-kꜣ ⸢Nfr-ḥr-n-bꜣ⸣ ⸢ḥm-kꜣ⸣ jr(,w)-ꜥn(,t) ⸢Ḫn,w⸣ Ḥkꜣ-nn N(,j)-s(w)-qd jr(,w)-ꜥn(,t) ḥm-kꜣ Rḏy ḥm-kꜣ ẖꜥq K(ꜣ≡j)-zb-j

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
The overseer of the nail care of the palace, steward of the royal property and confidant of the king, the lord of reverence before the great god, Ni-anch-Chnum. The barber and priest of the dead Nefer-her-en-ba; the priest of the dead and nail care worker Chenu; Heka-nn (dog name), Ni-su-qed, a nail care worker; the priest of the dead Redjy; the priest of the dead and barber Kai-zeb-i.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Der Aufseher der Nagelpfleger des Palastes, Verwalter des Königsvermögens und Vertrauter des Königs, der Herr der Ehrwürdigkeit vor dem großen Gott, Ni-anch-Chnum. Der Barbier und Totenpriester Nefer-her-en-ba; der Totenpriester und Nagelpfleger Chenu; Heka-nn (Hundename), Ni-su-qed, ein Nagelpfleger; der Totenpriester Redjy; der Totenpriester und Barbier Kai-zeb-i.

Connections

Deities Khnum

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text HG5SHG7IGBEPVA2BLEL5LCC5NM tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec1092 tier-2
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