List of portraiture offerings with Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs

This is a list of portraiture offerings with Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Milk vessel determinative, (lower right column); also the actual Milk vessels being offered

The two major uses of Egyptian language hieroglyph offerings are the wall reliefs, and statuary; minor uses might be thought of as minor statues, charms, or amulets. Many of the sphinx statues are shown with an offering vessel.

List of common offering vessels

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The common nu pot
is the iconography where all offering pots are based. A simple one based on it is the incense censor pot, with a flame of smoke,
.

Many other types of offerings, represented by Egyptian language hieroglyphs are made, by the pharaoh himself/herself in portraiture, or by the gods that are portrayed with offerings.

Incense pot

Nw pot, and "decorated-fringe" pot

Items from the Gardiner's Sign List of Temple Furniture and Sacred Emblems, (section R).

  • Censer pot, with vapors-
    .
  • Censer arm-
    .
  • Offering of an altar-
    .

Liquid vessels

Liquids being offered from vessel

Liquid vessels.

  • Vessel with liquid stream-
    .
  • Common nu vessel-
    .

Other miscellaneous offerings

  • Bread-
    (bread (Gardiner nox3))
    . (see here: )
  • Bread-cone-
    (verb (TO GIVE(GIVEN)))
    . (see here: , )
  • Field of Dreams-
    (field ofreeds)
    .
  • Joint of meat-
    . (see here:
  • Life symbol: Ankh-
    (life (s34))
    . (see here:
  • Ointment jar-(Alabastron)-
     
    (or)
     
    (jar alabastron)
    . (see here:
  • Recumbent sphinx, lion-
    (sphinx)
    . (see here: )
  • Ripple of Water-
    (ripple ofwater)
    . (see here: )

Monumental type

Minor-sized statuary

See also

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