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3. rechter Außenpfosten / Westwand

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Sakkara→Teti-Friedhof→Grabkomplex der Nedjet-em-pet→Mastaba der Nedjet-em-pet→Raum 5→Westwand→Scheintür→3. rechter Außenpfosten

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

ḥtp-ḏj Wsjr 〈§〉 sšmi̯.t(j) =s ḥr wꜣ,t.pl ḏsr.(w)t ḫpp!.t jmꜣḫ,wt ḥr =sn 〈§〉 šzp ꜥ =s jn nṯr 〈§〉 ḏj z(my,)t jmn,t(j).t ꜥ.du =s r =s (j)r(,jt-j)ḫ,t-nsw,t ḥm(,t)-nṯr-ḥw,t-ḥr,w-nb(,t)-nh,t ḥm(,t)-nṯr-Nj,t-mḥ,t(j)t-jnb≡s-wp,t-wꜣ,wt jmꜣḫ,wt-ḫr-Wsjr Nḏ,t-m-p,t rn =s nfr Tjt

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
An offering that Osiris gives: May she be led on the magnificent paths on which the venerable walk. Her arm will be received by God. The western burial place gives her arm to her, the stewardess of the royal estate, the priestess of Hathor, the lady of the sycamores, the priestess of Neith, who is north of her wall, the opener of ways, the one provided for by Osiris, Nedjet-empet, her nickname is Tit.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Ein Opfer, das Osiris gibt: Sie möge geführt werden auf den prächtigen Wegen, auf denen die Ehrwürdigen wandeln. Ihr Arm wird durch Gott empfangen. Die westliche Begräbnisstätte gibt ihren Arm zu ihr, der Verwalterin des Königsvermögens, der Priesterin der Hathor, die Herrin der Sykomore, der Priesterin der Neith, die nördlich ihrer Mauer ist, die Wegeöffnerin, die durch Osiris Versorgte, Nedjet-empet, ihr Kosename ist Tit.

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  • TLA-Text PWCV2ZOUHZGF7DFPHEMZPZ6ADY tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec7344 tier-2
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