Egyptian
Noun
k3, masculine
- ka (Something like "life-force"; the part of the soul which the living have and the dead do not)
- personality, essence
- goodwill - especially of the king
Usage notes
There are the following alternative hieroglyphic writings:
Inflection
Declension |
sing. |
k3
|
dual |
k3wj
|
plural |
k3w
|
Etymology 2
From k3j (to say).
Particle
k3, proclitic
- so, then, as a result
Usage notes
This particle is mostle used with the subjunctive to indicate future consequences. It is neutral in tone - it neither indicates inevitability (ḫr) or optativity (jḫ).
There are the following alternative hieroglyphic writings:
Etymology 3
Noun
k3, masculine
- bull
Usage notes
There are the following alternative hieroglyphic writings:
Inflection
Declension |
sing. |
k3
|
dual |
k3wj
|
plural |
k3w
|
Noun
(bull bound up)
k3, masculine
- bull as sacrificial victim
Declension |
sing. |
k3
|
dual |
k3wj
|
plural |
k3w
|
References
Allen, Middle Egyptian
Faulkner, A Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian