Other romanization schemes
Manuel de Codage
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inst
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Gardiner 1927
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ꞽnst
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Erman & Grapow 1926
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ꞽnśt
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Lepsius 1874 (obsolete)
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ȧns-t
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Uncertain etymology. With different determinatives the word is associated with the soles of a human foot or the hoof of an animal, perhaps suggesting a correlation to its known anti-fungal properties, anethole still being used to treat athlete's foot and thrush.
f
- (medicine or literary) an edible plant, possibly anise, used medicinally [Middle Kingdom]
Declension of jnst (feminine)
Alternative hieroglyphic writings of jnst
- → Ancient Greek: ἄνισον (ánison) (see there for further descendants)
f
- calf (of leg), thigh
Declension of jnst (feminine)