Bꜣk-n-Ḥr.w-j

 Main information

• Bak-en-Hor-i german translation
• - english translation missing
• entity_name: person_name part of speech
• 600448 lemma id
• RPN I 91.12 bibliographical information

 Most relevant occurrences

Bꜣk-n-Ḥr(,j) //[4]// pꜣj bꜣk Ꜥnḫ≡f pꜣ ḫnm n,tj //[5]// mntk sw wꜥr
Bak-en-Hori, dieser Diener des Anchef, der Freund, der zu dir gehört, er ist geflohen.
bbawbriefe:pStrasburg 39//Brief des Bak-Chonsu an Hor-em-Ach-bit: [3]
IBUBd2z67PwdbkcSjmcaU8K5UGQ sentence id

 Bꜣk-n-Ḥr.w-j in following corpora

 Best collocation partners

  1. ḫnm, "Freund" | ""
  2. Ꜥnḫ=f, "Anchef" | "Ankhef"
  3. wꜥr, "fliehen; eilen" | "to flee; to move quickly"

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 Part of speech

 AED-Ancient Egyptian Dictionary, Version 1.0
Data transformation, structure etc. by Simon D. Schweitzer
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