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Beischrift des Grabherrn / Ostseite

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Achmim→〈Felsgräbernekropole von El-Hawawisch〉→〈Felsgräber〉→〈Quadrate L, M, N und Q〉→Grab M8 des Tjeti/Kai-hep→Pfeilerraum→4. Pfeiler (vor Raumerweiterung im NW)→Ostseite→Beischrift des Grabherrn

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

r-pꜥ ḥꜣt-ꜥ m-r-šmꜥw smr-wꜥt ẖr-ḥꜣb sm ḫrp-šnḏt-nb r-nfr-ḥꜣt ḫrp-hꜣṯs-km m-r-prwı͗-ḥḏ m-r-šnwtı͗-[n]t-ḥtpt-nṯr wr-mꜣ wr-djw [wꜥ]-wr-[šn]pt ḥrj-sštꜣ-[n]-ḫtmt-nṯr wḏ-md-n-ḥr-wḏbw jmꜣḫw-ḫr-nb=f rꜥw-nb kꜣ=j-ḥpw r[n]-nfr ṯt[j]

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
The prince and Hatia, overseer of Upper Egypt, Only Friend, reader priest, sm-priest, head of all aprons, keeper of the diadem, head of the black hAT pot, overseer of both treasuries, overseer of the granary administration of the god's offering, the greatest of the seers (= high priest in Heliopolis), the great of the five, the only one of the great Snpt people, privy councilor of the god's treasure, appointer of the chief of distribution, the provided one at his lord every day Kai-hep, his (his) nickname is Tjeti.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Der Fürst und Hatia, Vorsteher von Oberägypten, Einzige Freund, Vorlesepriester, sm-Priester, Leiter aller Schurze, Hüter des Diadems, Leiter des schwarzen hATs-Topfes, Vorsteher beider Schatzhäuser, Vorsteher der Scheunenverwaltung des Gottesopfers, der Größte der Sehenden(= Hoherpriester in Heliopolis), der Große der Fünf, der Einzige der Großen der Snpt-Leute, Geheimrat des Gottesschatzes, Anweiser des Obersten der Verteilung, der Versorgte bei seinem Herrn jeden Tag Kai-hep, der(sein) Kosename (ist) Tjeti.

Connections

Found at Akhmim

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text YU2NRQBESVBW7INCBVEZ5D5VRU tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec2545 tier-2
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