i would like to learn the word "love"in egyptian hieroglyphics?
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click on the link, scroll down the page and it will show you the alphabet in egyptian hieroglyphics.  Then you can spell the word "love" \n\nhttp://www.egyptgiftshop.com/hieroglyphic_tshirt.html
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Here are the various symbols of grace in sanskrit:\nhttp://spokensanskrit.de/index.php?script=HK&tinput=grace&country_ID=&trans=Translate&direction=AU\nAlso, you can go to your local college and ask a professor of Arabian or Middle Eastern Studies to help you figure it out.
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try this website. my son had to do a project on egyptians and this one helped.
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i want to learn lots of language. im interested. how do u say i love you?
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I WISH I KNEW. . .\nI LOVE ZAC EFRON. . .\nI KNO HOW 2 WRITE HIS NAME IN HIEROGLYPHICS, CUNEIFORM, GREEK, VIKINGRUNES, AND OTHR STUFF
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The world is familiar with Egyptian hieroglyphics.  The world also knows, that things familar to humanity as represented in these writings are not to be taken literally, but represent rather, things spiritual.\n\nThese writings are a derivative of the science of correspondence.\n\nThe science of correspondence, is the science that uses things in nature to represent spiritual truth.\n\nIt for this reason, many scriptures are written in the language of the science of correspondence, but which meanings must be learnt.\n\nIt delighted the ancients to write like this, as they understood the spiritual significance of everthing in their environment, including humanity - in relation to each other and the Creator.\n\nTheists, East and West proclaim a triune God.\n\nAmong humanity, He created womanhood as representing His Divine love (and His greatest creation).  And He created manhood as representing His Divine wisdom, and presented him with His greatest creation to ACT in unison, like Himself.\n\nBecause a woman is the love of a man's wisdom;  a man is the wisdom of a woman's love.  Together they make ONE and ACT as such in harmony with Divine law.\n\nGod therefore, did not "assign" specific roles to men and women, but intended they should both unite as one - as He intended - in serving society in whatever manner they can, each according to his/her abilities.\n\nSpecific roles, based on gender, is man-made and divisive.\n\nPeace,\nSharing
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Ok,  write out the alphabet and number each letter 1-26. (ex. A = 1, B=2, etc.) \n\nTRUE LOVE = 20+18+21+5+12+15+22+5 = 118%\n\nThis means that to find true love, you need to give it your all to find them. And once you do, do your best to make it last forever.
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http://www.rom.on.ca/egypt/hiero/hiero.html\n\nGive it a try!  Have fun.
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Yochana.  Finally found it.  Hopes this helps.  The link includes your name in Hebrew.  It will look cool in a tattoo!
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http://www.seaworld.org/fun-zone/fun-guides/egypt/hieroglyphics.htm\nhttp://www.kingtut-treasures.com/hiero.htm
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Yes, I do, I would and I will. I have several but my favorite is my sprite on the inside of my left ankle. She's the symbol of love, life and freedom to me. Under her, I have chinese lettering that says "Believe." I do want to get another one. Hopefully soon - an Egyptian Ankh with my name around it in heiroglyphics. The Egyptians mean alot to my spiritual world. \n\nWhat about you? Do you have one? What's it of? Special meaning? Would you get another one?
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You should rent the movie "Stargate" if you haven't already.  They have an interesting point about the pronunciation of ancient Egyptian.  Anyway, I think you are going in the right direction.  I think Chritianity stemmed from Osirus and Isis.  Also remember that one pharoah who caused a ruckus by claiming there was only one god, instead of multiple gods.  He was one of the first monotheists.  Wasn't he Amun-Ra?  Start your religion. Good luck.
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This site may answer all your questions:\nhttp://www.sk4p.net/egypt/gods.shtml
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Your best bet is to check at a university that has a department of Ancient Languages, really. Still, I list a dictionary in the sources; if there is a title that you can translate, you may be able to find an English version somewhere. Or, you can contact the owner and ask...
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Are you looking for a serious answer for studying perhaps? If that is the case, then take a moment to read the rest of my answer.\n\n111 / 1111 are attributes to the Golden Dawn alphabet and correspond to the Enochian and Hebrew keys of the Western Mysteries- this is fact not a fairy tale. it is a form of geomancy that forms the elements- fire, earth, air and water. It's difficult for anyone who is beginning an attempt to study sacred languages; purposes are clear and symbolic. \n\n333 is the holy trinity of numbers; besides being used in predictive astrology, egyptian to Isis, angelic systems and extends energy.\n\nI do apologize if this sounds crazy but I have studied for many years and wanted to share. I thank you for your time.
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Many ancient Egyptian names contained the name of a god. At times, the god may be assumed, so we have names that contain the phrase "god is gracious", or "whom god loves", but here the term god undoubtedly refers not to an abstract deity but rather to a specific, assumed deity which might be a local god, or the god to whom the parents prayed. Much of the time, the god was named.\n\nCommon words or phrases were often used in names. These included ankh (life), mery (beloved), hotep (peace), nefer (beautiful) and khenemet (one who is joined with) \n\nMany names could be used by both males and females, and in these instances, an identifier, such as a hieroglyphic man or woman, was appended to the name in order to make it masculine or feminine. However, "et" on the end of a name, or sometimes in the middle of it, appears to have been a feminine identifier, and "pa-sheri" (masculine) or "ta-sherit" (feminine) was somewhat similar to the equivalent of "Junior" today. We also find Si, meaning son, or Sit, meaning daughter.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Egyptian_medicine\nwww.mic.ki.se/Egypt.html