Gardiner R26

A windpipe and lungs (F36), with a wide cup on each side of the lungs, from which two flowers come, one vertical, the other crossing the windpipe, to angle downwards on top of the vertical flower on the other side, with a stem of papyrus with a flowering bud between the two flowers

R · Temple furniture and sacred emblems

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Readings and pronunciation

smꜣ
Phonogram · triliteral
[1]
Pronunciation
smꜣ
Note
Vowels are not attested in Egyptian writing; the transliteration is a modern scholarly convention, not a reconstructed pronunciation.

Sources

[1]

Unicode Consortium. Unikemet Data for Egyptian Hieroglyphs, Unicode 17.0.0 (Unikemet-17.0.0.txt).

Cited for: U+132CD

[2]

Gardiner, Alan H. Egyptian Grammar. 3rd ed. Griffith Institute, 1957.

Origin of the Gardiner sign-list numbering (e.g. A1, D21).