jmꜣḫw

Egyptian

Etymology

From jmꜣḫ (“to be honored, revered”) +‎ -w.

Pronunciation

Noun

 m

  1. an epithet for the dead or, sometimes, the aged: revered one, venerable one (+ ḫr or genitive: one honored by (someone); + m: one honored in (a place))
    Synonym: nb-jmꜣḫ

    ― jmꜣḫ(w) mꜣꜥ ― true revered one
    ― jmꜣḫ(w) wꜥt(j) ― sole revered one

Usage notes

Useed either independently, or before or after the person in question’s name like a title.

Inflection

Declension of jmꜣḫw (masculine)
singular jmꜣḫw
dual jmꜣḫwwj
plural jmꜣḫww

Alternative forms

Alternative hieroglyphic writings of jmꜣḫw  



jmꜣḫw jmꜣḫ jmꜣḫ jmꜣḫw jmꜣḫ jmꜣḫ
Alternative hieroglyphic writings of jmꜣḫw  







jmꜣḫw jmꜣḫy jmꜣḫy jmꜣḫj jmꜣḫyw jmꜣḫ jmꜣḫyw jmꜣḫ
[Pyramid Texts] [Middle Kingdom] [Middle Kingdom] [Middle Kingdom] [Middle Kingdom] [Second Intermediate Period] [18th Dynasty] [Late Period]
plural plural

Derived terms

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