Similar words: hieroglyphics, hieroglyph, philosophical, polyphony, imbroglio, hypoglycemia, troglodyte, cashier. Meaning: [‚haɪərəʊ'glɪfɪk] n. 1. writing that resembles hieroglyphics (usually by being illegible) 2. a writing system using picture symbols; used in ancient Egypt. adj. 1. resembling hieroglyphic writing 2. written in or belonging to a writing system using pictorial symbols.
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(1) Dongba is an ancient hieroglyphic language.
(2) Or I guess it is a uniform hieroglyphic.
(3) Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic script was finally deciphered.
(4) What Champollion will decipher this hieroglyphic for us, that we may turn over a new leaf at last?
(5) This symbol later evolved into a common hieroglyphic symbolizing victory.
(6) For centuries hieroglyphic word pictures painted on Egyptian ruins were a mystery.
(7) This makes them closer to the kana, Vai, Yi, cuneiform, and hieroglyphic systems.
(8) By translating the Greek passage they could understand what the hieroglyphic passages said.
(9) An Egyptian spread-eagle device is featured in the treasure of Tut-ankh-amoun which has a bird's body with a human head, and in which hieroglyphic symbols are held in the outstretched talons. Sentencedict.com
(10) Thoth is believed to have given the Egyptians the gift of hieroglyphic writing.
(11) Its Assyrian collections formed the basis for the decipherment of cuneiform just as the acquisition of the Rosetta Stone has resulted in the unlocking of Egyptian hieroglyphic script.
(12) An ancient Mayan city of southern Mexico southeast of Villahermosa. The Temple of Inscriptions is noted for its hieroglyphic tablets.
(13) The next chapter then sets out to explicate Deleuze's question of thinking through hieroglyphic experience.
(14) After many years of study, experts were eventually able to translate all the hieroglyphic symbols.
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