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An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary Volume 1: With an Index of English Words, King List, a Geographical List with Indexes, and List of Hieroglyphic Characters

An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary Volume 1: With an Index of English Words, King List, a Geographical List with Indexes, and List of Hieroglyphic Characters
By Sir E. A. Wallis Budge

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #480090 in Books
  • Published on: 1985-04
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 748 pages

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Presents the hieroglyphic symbol, transliteration, English meaning, and textual source for over 28,000 words.


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I would think this is a must for anyone studying hieroglyphs4
I became interested in ancient Egypt and wanted to know more about the writing. This was one of the books I bought, but make sure you also order volume II at the same time, you'll need the index of English words in the second volume if you are looking up how to write a word in hieroglyphics. They give a little history of how the dictionary was possible over many years of scholarly development. If you are a serious student of hieroglyphics then I would think these volumes would be indispensible. If you are like me and just curious then they will still be of great interest.

Be wary of E.A. Wallis Budge1
Students of the Ancient Egyptian Language should be aware that the study of the language and grammar have advanced considerably since Budge's day. This volume may be of interest to the casual reader but better books are available.

Fully agree with reader-review on how rubbish this book is!!1
DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK! if you are serious about Egyptology and learning hieroglyphs get Gardiner's Grammer: i am an Egyptology student at uni and that is what i used to learn middle Egyptian. For dictionary get: Faulkner's brilliant 'A Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian', which has references to most middle egyptian texts.