Lesson No. 2
Learn biliteral hieroglyphs
To continue your discovery, you must now learn biliteral hieroglyphs. As a reminder, the hieroglyphs are composed of three groups as follows:
- uniliterals (one syllable – consonant or vowel)
- biliterals (two syllables – consonants or vowels)
- triliterals (three syllables – consonants or vowels)
This series of biliteral hieroglyphs is the densest with 104 hieroglyphs …
![Hieroglyph Y5 Hieroglyph Y5](https://cherchelabeaute.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Y5-150x150.png)
What’s that?
It’s a checkerboard or chess type game.
How it is pronounced ?
min
How to remember it?
This chess game is associated with the Deity Amun, so remember the consonants of a M o N .
To go further, you can consult the Rosette online dictionary.