Author(s):
Marc Brose;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Peter Dils,
Charlotte Dietrich,
Lutz Popko
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 27 Jun 2025)
Author(s):
Alexander Schütze;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Peter Dils,
Johannes Jüngling
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 19 Dec 2022)
Author(s):
Doris Topmann;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Lisa Seelau
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 27 Feb 2025)
Author(s):
Stefan Grunert;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 14 Nov 2019)
Author(s):
Lutz Popko;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Jessica Jancziak,
Peter Dils
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 13 Nov 2024)
Author(s):
Lutz Popko;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Jessica Jancziak,
Sabrina Karoui
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 26 Jun 2024)
Author(s):
Silke Grallert;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Jonas Treptow
(Text file created: 26 Jun 2015,
latest changes: 21 Apr 2022)
Dein Sohn, den du liebst, der König von Ober- und Unterägypten, der von der Maat lebt, Nefer-cheperu-Re-wa-en-Re, hat das ganze Land und jedes Fremdland, das in all dem (liegt), was du umkreist, sobald du aufgehst, dazu angeleitet, zu jubeln, wenn du aufgehst und ebenso wenn du untergehst.
Author(s):
Gunnar Sperveslage;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 15 Aug 2016)
Author(s):
Stefan Grunert;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 14 Nov 2019)
Es lebe Horus: Ka-nacht-em-Waset-sanch-tawi, die Beiden Herrinnen: Wehem-mesut-sechem-chepesch-der-pedjut-9, der Goldhorus: Wehem-chau-user-pedjut-em-tau-nebu, der König von OÄ und UÄ und Herr der beiden Länder: Men-maat-Re-iwa-en-Re, der Sohn des Re und Herr der Kronen: Sety-mer-en-Ptah, geliebt von Harachte, dem großen Gott.
Author(s):
Ingelore Hafemann;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Jonas Treptow,
Simon D. Schweitzer
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 07 Mar 2024)
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