LEARNING REFERENCE · MIDDLE EGYPTIAN

Useful links for further study

These independent resources offer further learning and reference material. Their inclusion does not imply affiliation with or endorsement of Scribe Hieroglyphic Studio.

Bibliotheca Alexandrina

Hieroglyphs Step by Step ↗

A broad learning resource with lessons on writing, noun forms, pronouns, verbs and sentence types, plus dictionary and quiz sections. Useful for exploring a particular construction after completing this guide.

University of Cambridge

HE Plus Egyptology ↗

A short introduction through two video lessons, with a glossary and supporting activities. Useful for seeing how a sequence of small grammatical changes alters a sentence.

University College London

Digital Egypt introduction to hieroglyphic writing ↗

An introduction using an ancient coffin inscription. Useful for connecting sign functions with an actual object and its text.

An Egyptian Primer

Introductory grammar and practice materials ↗

A free primer designed for learners without a strong background in foreign languages or grammatical terminology. Its download page may request contact details.

Shawnomancy

Egyptian Language lessons ↗

An enthusiast’s sequence of lessons on signs and grammar. Several sections are unfinished. Use it as supplementary reading and check difficult points against academic references.

Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae

Scholarly dictionary and text corpus ↗

Published datasets and their licences ↗

A research resource for vocabulary and contextual examples. The published-data page identifies releases that may support digital projects under their stated licences.

Further book study

James P Allen Middle Egyptian ↗

The publisher’s page provides chapter information and summaries. Full access may require purchase or institutional access. It offers a route beyond the introductory patterns presented here.

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