What is the meaning of Mḥ?
to fill
- to physically fill (a container, vessel, granary, ship, etc.) (+ m or ẖr: with)
- to fill (a space), to crowd
- to fill (one’s hands or arms) with (something); also, to embrace (someone)
- to fill (a person, one’s body, or one’s mouth) with (food)
- to fill (a place) with (beauty, joy, scent, etc.)
to physically fill (a container, vessel, granary, ship, etc.) (+ m or ẖr: with)
to fill (one’s hands or arms) with (something); also, to embrace (someone)
to fill (a person, one’s body, or one’s mouth) with (food)
to fill (a place) with (beauty, joy, scent, etc.)
to complete, to make complete with all members or a full complement, to make whole
to be(come) full
- to be(come) physically full (+ m or ẖr: of)
- to be(come) replete with, full of, abounding in
- to be(come) pregnant, gravid
to be(come) physically full (+ m or ẖr: of)
to be(come) replete with, full of, abounding in
to be(come) complete with all members, full, whole, fully assembled
- to seize with one’s hand, grasp, lay hold of
- to hold fast, to grasp
- to seize (something) for oneself, to take
- to capture (a person), to hold (someone) captive
- to capture, to conquer (a city)
- to hold fast to (orders, plans, etc.), to not deviate from
to seize with one’s hand, grasp, lay hold of
to seize (something) for oneself, to take
to capture (a person), to hold (someone) captive
to capture, to conquer (a city)
to hold fast to (orders, plans, etc.), to not deviate from
to begin, to set about (doing something)
Used in Old Egyptian; archaic by Middle Egyptian.
Used mostly since Middle Egyptian.
Archaic or greatly restricted in usage by Middle Egyptian. The perfect has mostly taken over the functions of the perfective, and the subjunctive and periphrastic prospective have mostly replaced the prospective.
Declines using third-person suffix pronouns instead of adjectival endings: masculine .f/.fj, feminine .s/.sj, dual .sn/.snj, plural .sn.
Only in the masculine singular.
Only in the masculine.
Only in the feminine.
Forms ordinal numbers greater than nine from cardinal numbers.
Forms ordinal numbers greater than one from cardinal numbers.
Also forms the ordinal number for one (‘first’).
a cubit, a measure of length equivalent to 28 ḏbꜥw (“digits”) or 7 šzpw (“palms”) (about 52.5 centimetres).
cubit rod, rod the length of a cubit
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