The ancient Egyptians did not use the term hieroglyphs - for them it was simply "writing".
In hieroglyphs, the word for writing is drf or sS.
drf is spelled out with a hand [d], a mouth [r] and a horned viper [f], plus the papyrus rolll for abstract nouns.
sS is written with the hieroglyph for a scribe's writing kit (ink pot, paints and pen case) plus the papyrus roll determinative.
Modern Egyptologists use the letter e for all the vowels not recorded in Egyptian writing - so they pronounce these words as "deref" and "sesh" - but we can not know ho they were said by the ancient Egyptians.
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Alicia
Yes, they did.
In Egyptian hieroglyphics, the name "Isis" is typically represented using a combination of symbols. The most common hieroglyphs include the symbols for the sound "I" (often represented by a reed), "s" (which can be depicted as a folded cloth), and "i" (again, often shown as a reed). The name might also include additional symbols for clarity or context, but the basic phonetic representation focuses on those key sounds.
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The correct spelling of the name for a pictograph is a hieroglyphic, usually plural hieroglyphics.
The correct spelling is "hieroglyphics" (ancient Egyptian pictographs).
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Hieroglyphics.
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Jacob
"Cleopatra", using the letters in Greek that were on the Rosetta stone along with the pictographs that were used to represent letters in Egyptian hieroglyphics, spells the name as "Kleopatra", with a "K" instead of a "C".
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Alicia
The correct spelling is "hieroglyphics." They are characters or symbols used in ancient Egyptian writing.
Yes, they did.