hieroglyphic

Converse of object

• decipher: The mission is named after the Rosetta stone, which provided the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphics.
• use: Could you learn to write your name using hieroglyphics in class?
• translate: In the 17th century, Athanasius Kircher wrote about the Egyptians and attempted to translate hieroglyphics, although his theories have since been overturned.
• find: Dear Customer, According to ancient hieroglyphics found in Egypt, the Pharaohs believed that mushrooms were the food of immortality.
• have: Each of the separate piles should have a certain hieroglyphic, ' cause there are bunches of different kinds of cards.
• explain: Rosetta is named after the stone that explained Egyptian hieroglyphics, thus laying bare the culture of the Pharoahs to modern eyes.

Preposition: on

• papyrus: The fourth activity was to write our names in hieroglyphics on papyrus.
• wall: Fortunately there are hieroglyphics on the walls that tell our intrepid ( and doomed ) team what's happening.

Adjective modifier

• Egyptian: Now there's no excuse for not knowing how to write your name in Egyptian hieroglyphics.
• ancient: A notable ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic was formed of two serpents in connection with a globe or egg, representing the world.
• Mayan: He considers pictographic languages ranging from the natural Mayan hieroglyphics and Sumerian cuneiform, to recent experiments such as Elephant's Memory.
• strange: But it doesn't look much like what was on the page before - it's full of strange hieroglyphics!
• certain: Each of the separate piles should have a certain hieroglyphic, ' cause there are bunches of different kinds of cards.
• curious: In the left-hand corner is a curious hieroglyphic like four crosses in a line with their arms touching.

Modifies a noun

• stairway: Town hall meetings construct a nearly Moto reporter cruises Mexico City streets for news their groups hieroglyphic stairway at.
• inscription: Together with his knowledge of the Coptic language, which derived from ancient Egyptian, this allowed him to begin reading hieroglyphic inscriptions fully.
• script: The real hieroglyphic script, rongorongo, is a feature of its ancient culture.
• writing: Many people had been trying to work out Egyptian hieroglyphic writing for 1,400 years, without success.
• symbol: A picture of this feature was often used as the hieroglyphic symbol both for her name and for the noun " truth " .
• text: The paper covers the study of hieroglyphic texts in Middle Egyptian, the classic form of the language.