hieroglyph Definition
hi·ero·glyph (hī′ər ō glif′, hī′rə glif′)
noun
hieroglyph Synonyms
hieroglyph Usage Examples
Converse of object
- decipher: From what was etched in this stone, 19th century scholars were able to begin deciphering the Egyptian hieroglyphs.
- read: Mark Collier and Bill Manley, How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs: A step-by-step guide to teach yourself by Mark Collier and Bill Manley.
- write: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1999 A practical guide to writing hieroglyphs for beginners.
- use: The hieroglyph used for I is more like the sound of the Y in Yes.
- contain: All symbols and tablets of humanity contain one hieroglyph, the sacred prayer - Peace and Unity.
- decode: They can also decode the hieroglyphs to write their names.
Adjective modifier
- Egyptian: The Tale of Peter Rabbit A unique souvenir or gift for anyone interested in Egyptian hieroglyphs, or Peter Rabbit fans of any age.
- ancient: The marathon duel between two geniuses to crack Egypt's ancient hieroglyphs.
- Mayan: It looks at what visual languages can do in transmitting information, and compares Mayan hieroglyphs with desktop icons.
- cuneiform: Also focuses on the decipherment and decoding of Cuneiform, Egyptian hieroglyphs, Linear B, and Mayan Glyphs.
- strange: However, strange hieroglyphs were shown by an old shipwright to be " Unicorn " upside down!
- other: At the center of this disk I saw an elliptical bulge raised above the other hieroglyphs.
Modifies a noun
page: The commentary on hieroglyph page 1 [ = de Buck p79 ] is split into 3 web pages.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near hieroglyph
- ‹ hierodule
- ‹ hierocracy
- ‹ hiero-
- ‹ hieratic
- ‹ hierarchy
- ‹ hierarchism
- ‹ hierarchical
- ‹ hierarchal
- ‹ hierarch
- ‹ hier-
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- hierology ›
- Hieronymus ›
- hierophant ›
- hifalutin ›
- Higashiosaka ›
- Higginson ›
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