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〈Inschrift〉 / Architrav

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Gisa→West Field 〈(PM III, 47-179)〉→Grab des Ni-su-qed→Opferkammer→Westwand→südl. Scheintür→Architrav→〈Inschrift〉

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

ḥtp-ḏi̯ nswt ḥtp-〈〈ḏi̯〉〉 Jnp,w 〈§〉 qrs(.w) (m) ẖr-nṯr z(my),t jmn,t(j).t jꜣwi̯(.w) nfr wr,t 〈§〉 ḥtp-ḏi̯ Wsjr ḫnt,j-Ḏd,w{t} 〈§〉 jri̯ n =f pr-ḫrw (m) Wpi̯-rnp,t Ḏḥw,t(y)t ḥꜣb nb rꜥw-nb 〈§〉 wꜥb-nswt ḥm-nṯr-Ḥr,w-mḏdw ḫnt,j-š N,j-sw-qd zꜣ =f 〈§〉 ḥm,t =f ꜣbd,t zꜣ,〈〈t〉〉 =f N,j(t)-ꜥnḫ-Ḥw,t-Ḥr

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 of the western burial site as he is very beautifully old. A sacrifice that Osiris, who is at the head of Busiris, gives: Make for him a funeral offering (on) New Year's Day (Festival), Thoth Festival, and every festival, daily. The Wab priest of the king and priest of Horus Medjedu (Cheops), the Chentischi (tenant?) Ni-su-qed and his son. His wife Abedet and his daughter Nit-anch-Hathor.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Ein Opfer, das der König gibt, ein Opfer, das Anubis 〈〈gibt〉〉: Er möge bestattet sein (in) der Nekropole der westlichen Begräbnisstätte indem er sehr schön alt ist. Ein Opfer, das Osiris, der an der Spitze von Busiris ist, gibt: Mache ihm ein Totenopfer (am) Neujahrstag (Fest), Thot-Fest und jedem Fest, täglich. Der Wab-Priester des Königs und Priester von Horus Medjedu (Cheops), der Chentischi (Pächter ?) Ni-su-qed und sein Sohn. Seine Frau Abedet und seine Tochter Nit-anch-Hathor.

Connections

Found at Giza

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  • TLA-Text NDTQYIQRWRBHXBMBOVOHWWH5VA tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec7913 tier-2
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