See the link below. Click to access several different pages of hieroglyphs with their translations.
No, but they used something similar to it though.
Nyah = ó´‚¿ó³¼²ó³®®(If you can't see the font, you will need to download an Egyptian font). See related links
this link has got all letters in hieroglyphics http://www.jimloy.com/hiero/yourname.htm
The Rosetta stone is so important because it helped experts understand and learn to read Egyptian hieroglyphs. The Rosetta stone was written in three scripts that include Greek, demotic, and hieroglyphic.
Hieroglyphics are actually sounds. The name Jordan phonetically in hieroglyphics would most likely be: Ja - O - R - D- N I am not an expert but I have researched into this subject. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Because they thought comparing what they write to what they might see everyday was a good idea. All writing in the modern sense derives from a picture script of one kind or another. Hieroglyphics was the Egyptian route,
See related links. The Egyptian numeral system actually originated from hieroglyphics.
No, but they used something similar to it though.
Hieroglyphic writing does not use alphabet letters. It uses simple pictures to represent words, names, or concepts. If your name was Mann, for example, it would be represented by an image of a man, but the same image could mean Manley, Amann, or Manny. To see samples of hieroglyphics and their translations, see the related link.
Nyah = ó´‚¿ó³¼²ó³®®(If you can't see the font, you will need to download an Egyptian font). See related links
masisi If you mean in hieroglyphics, see link below for appropriate pictures to spell since we cannot post them here.
The Rosetta stone helped us read hieroglyphics, the papyrus didn't decay so we are able to read old Egyptian texts, and their magnificent architecture are always worth to see.
The translation for the ruins on Shark Tooth Island are on Professor Hammerhead's journal page. (see related question) The Egyptian hieroglyphics on Nabooti Island are not literally translated. They only serve to match up features on such challenges as the falling Sphinx blocks. (see related question)
The Rosetta Stone has writing on it in two languages (Egyptian and Greek), using three scripts:Egyptian hieroglyphic (at the top of the stone)Egyptian demotic (center of stone)Greek (base of stone).The Greek and Egyptian demotic assisted in the successful translation of hieroglyphics in 1822 and pop goes the weasel.The Rosetts Stone was found by a french soldier in Egypt while Napoleon Bonaparte was there. There are two languages on the Rosetta Stone: Greek and the Egyptian hieroglyphics. Because of the written Greek next to the Hieroglyphics, scholars were able to decipher the Egyptian Hieroglyphics; before the discovery of the Rosetta Stone, no one could read the Heiroglyphics.The Rosetta Stone is written in Egyptian hieroglyphs, Egyptian demotic script, and ancient Greek.
"Mummy" as in an Egyptian mummy, in Spanish is "momia". It is pronounced "MO-me-ah".Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
this link has got all letters in hieroglyphics http://www.jimloy.com/hiero/yourname.htm
The Rosetta Stone enabled us to see what the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics meant, because we could finally decode their pictograms. We knew Greek and Latin, thus were able to read the hieroglyphics all over Egypt.