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rechter Außenpfosten / Scheintür-Rekonstruktion

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Gisa→West Field 〈(PM III, 47-179)〉→Mastaba des Nofer (G 5550)→Objekte im Pelizaeus-Museum (Hildesheim)→Scheintür des Idu→Scheintür-Rekonstruktion→rechter Außenpfosten

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

ḥtp-ḏi̯ nswt ḥtp-ḏi̯ Jnp,w qrs.tj =f m ẖr-nṯr nb-jmꜣḫ,w-m-jmn,tt Jdw rn-nfr =f 〈§〉 jmꜣḫ,w-ḫr-nṯr-ꜥꜣ jmꜣḫ,w jm,j-jb-n-nb≡f-m-tꜣ,wj 〈〈Jdw〉〉 〈〈rn-nfr〉〉 =〈〈f〉〉 〈§〉 ẖr,j-tp-nswt mdw-rḫ,yt jwn-knmw,t (j)m(,j)-rʾ-ḥw,t-jḥ,(wt) (j)m,j-rʾ-wḏ,t-mdw-nb,t-štꜣ,t-(n,t)-nswt 〈〈Jdw〉〉 〈〈rn-nfr〉〉 =〈〈f〉〉

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
A sacrifice that the king gives, a sacrifice that Anubis gives: May he be buried in the necropolis, the lord of dignity in the west, Idu is his nickname. The provided one before the great god, the worthy and trusted one of his lord in both lands, 〈〈Idu is his nickname〉〉. The chamberlain of the king, staff of the Rechit people, support of the Kenmut (leopard skin people?), overseer of Hut-ihut and overseer of every secret command of the king, 〈〈Idu is his nickname〉.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Ein Opfer, das der König gibt, ein Opfer, das Anubis gibt: Er möge bestattet werden in der Nekropole, der Herr der Würde im Westen, Idu ist sein Kosename. Der Versorgte beim großen Gott, der Würdige und Vertraute seines Herren in beiden Ländern, 〈〈Idu ist sein Kosename〉〉. Der Kammerdiener des Königs, Stab der Rechit-Leute, Stütze der Kenmut (Leopardenfell-Leute?), Vorsteher von Hut-ihut und Vorsteher jedes geheimen Befehls des Königs, 〈〈Idu ist sein Kosename〉.

Connections

Found at Giza

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text GXKIDL6T5ZBPJI33FHZBN7KIG4 tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec2707 tier-2
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