Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 149:
an ear whose hearing is poor, lit. poor is its hearing.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 393:
then two boats were caused to wait upon him. Lit. (it) was caused that, etc.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 232:
iwt(y) rx rn.f
whose name is not known.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 249:
nay, but he who is yonder shall stand in the bark (of the sun-god).
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 392:
aHa.n pH.n.(i) ^wAD-wr
then I reached the Red Sea.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 82:
HD.n.i, wn hrw
I set out early, (when) it was day, lit. (when) day was.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 314:
wn m ipwty Hr hAb ky
he who was (formerly) a messenger (now) sends another.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 116:
if he be a big child, he shall swallow it down, lit. swallow it with a swallowing.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 250:
wn.ki rf dwn.kwi Hr Xt.i
now (while) I was stretched on my belly.
Cf:
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 395:
n sp pA.t(w) irt st Dr hAw n-sw-bit ^snfrw, mAa-xrw
never had it been done (lit. not occurred that one did the making of it) since the time of king Snofru, the justified.
Cf:
- Gardiner, p. 151:
in nty mrt m Xt.f
by him in whose body the pains are, lit. by him who the pains are in his body.