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Egyptian
Glyph origin
Generally taken to represent a conical loaf of bread, this glyph was conventionally outlined in black or blue, often with white fill and a red inner triangle; compare
𓏏 . Nunn writes that the interpretation of this glyph as bread is questionable: "neither X1 nor X8 is represented as bread on offering tables in funerary scenes"; in e.g. 𓏐
and 𓏑
bread is yellow; and conical bread molds did exist but were rounded: this glyph's shape is more like an angular "funerary cone", but those were white or red.
Compare also Cypro-Minoan 𒾩.
Symbol
((r)ḏj)
- Ideogram for rḏj, ḏj (“give”).
References