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In hieroglyphs there are three signs which show eyes in different formats:

  1. two opposed eyes seen from the front, with cosmetic applied and with falcon markings - this is the ideogram for the verb ptr, to view or observe.
  2. a single eye drawn frontally without any cosmetics - this can have the sound value ir, or it can be the determinative sign for m33, to see.
  3. a single eye with cosmetic applied is the determinative for actions or conditions of the eye.
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10y ago

There is no "eye of Anubis" in ancient Egyptian understanding.

The frequent use of "eye of Ra" or "eye of Horus" more often than not refers to a protective goddess counterpart to Ra or Horus who takes revenge upon the enemies of that god. The symbol of the "eye of Horus" is actually that of the goddess Wadjet, patron of Lower Egypt and protector goddess of pharaohs. In Egyptian myth the eye was not the passive organ of sight but more an agent of action, protection or wrath. It also symbolized sacrifice, healing, and restoration.

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14y ago

It represents the Egyptian sun god Ra, not Raj.

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13y ago

It means them sickos are messed up and need hanging

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12y ago

i don't know im from Egypt and i love it

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