"π“‚‹" meaning in All languages combined

See π“‚‹ on Wiktionary

Symbol [Egyptian]

Forms: r [canonical], r [romanization]
Etymology: Representing the human mouth. In careful depictions, there is a significant narrowing toward the corners, so that the lips recurve, and the upper lip is more curved than the lower. This glyph was conventionally colored red. Compare the Chinese character 口. The phonetic value of r is derived by the rebus principle from its use as the logogram for r(ꜣ) (β€œmouth”). Etymology templates: {{egy-hiero-color|red}} This glyph was conventionally colored red., {{m|mul|口|sc=Hani}} 口, {{m|egy||r}} r, {{m|egy|r|r(ꜣ)|mouth}} r(ꜣ) (β€œmouth”) Head templates: {{head|egy|symbol|head=<hiero>r</hiero>|tr=r}} r (r)
  1. Uniliteral phonogram for r.
    Sense id: en-π“‚‹-egy-symbol-dioMM7IL Categories (other): Egyptian entries with incorrect language header, Red Egyptian hieroglyphs Disambiguation of Egyptian entries with incorrect language header: 78 22 Disambiguation of Red Egyptian hieroglyphs: 55 45
  2. Logogram for r(ꜣ) (β€œmouth”).
    Sense id: en-π“‚‹-egy-symbol-4e3A3hJp Categories (other): Egyptian symbols, Red Egyptian hieroglyphs Disambiguation of Egyptian symbols: 39 61 Disambiguation of Red Egyptian hieroglyphs: 55 45

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