Seshat_Wiki

Goddess of Writing

~~~~~~~. Seshat ~~~~~~

(and the Separation of Words)

In art, Seshat is depicted
as a woman, with a stylised
papyrus plant above her head.

~~~.. The papyrus symbolized writing ~

because the ancient Egyptians wrote
on a material derived from papyrus.

The papyrus plant, her symbol, was
shown as having six spurs from the tip
of the central stem, making it resemble
a seven-pointed star.

~~~~. Pharaoh Thutmosis III ~

(1479- 1425 B.C.E.) called her:

"She of Seven Points".

~~~.Se-f~khe-(t)~~.Abwy~Deity..
		$The 'horizonally reticulated circle' hieroglyph { Aa1 } [kh], is listed as: 'Unclassified.' This hieroglyphic image has been evaluated as either: 'a placenta,' or: 'a sieve.' [The ancient Greek word written: 'koski', is given the meaning of: 'sieve.' \| 'kosmos'] \|The 'STAR' in the red panel in the frame which evaluates: 'To Weave' IS A LINK./\ \| However, shown as: 'a reticulated circle,' this image is reminicent of: 'a retina.' ~~~~~~~ An evaluation of the (translated) meanings of hieroglyphic patterns which involve an image of the: 'horizonally reticulated circle' hieroglyph {Aa1}, shows a set of meanings within which the sense of: one's own focus, naturally arises. This sense spontaneously occurs as one is: caring for 'a child,' observing 'a fire,' noting one's own 'possessions,' or, as one shows: 'knowledge' of 'what matters.' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Scan the red dot below for words written with hieroglyph {Aa15} [a 'retina'] which have been given meanings which (naturally) involve the sense: 'one's own focus'. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$					\/ $This is NOT a link. \| Scan each of the hieroglyphic images for further reading. \| \| The reading below is adapted from: Dickerson's Dictionary. \| Two of the many meanings given for the word written as: 'se~f~khe,' are: 'to se~v(~er)' into 'se~p(~ar~ate) parts, and: the number 'se~v(~en),' , so the Title written: 'Se~f~khe~(t)' may mean: '(She who) ~ severs into seven.' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The 'letter s' sound, when pronounced at the beginning of a: 'core-word,' (as a 'prefix morpheme'?) [=> s ~ core-word], develops meanings which involve the sense of: (This meaning has a:) 'causal relation to ~ \|the 'core-word'\|. * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For example, meanings of the Egyptian word written: [s~f~kh], are given as: 'to part,' or 'sever,' and: 'to part with,' or to 'separate.' \| 'suf-fix' \| And, as one meaning of the 'core-word' written: [f(.)~kh], is: 'to be loose,' the sense of: [s~f~kh], is: to cause ~ 'to be loose', and this is in the meaning of: 'separate.' As such, both: 'separate' [s~f(.)kh], and: 'loose' [f(.)kh], are related to the words: : [f(.)kh~a] 'to grasp' \|\| [kh~f~a] 'fist' \|\| One must have 'it' in [f(o)kh~a(s)] 'to grasp' 'it,' and, so, to make 'it' 'separate'. Also, 'grasping a fact' involves having a [f(a)c~t] emerge within: one's (own mental) focus as: 'the [f~o~c~a(~l)] point,' that one is to 'grasp (now).' : [(i~)kh~t] 'things, possessions, matter' \| involves: (to focus ~) one's focus ~ now : \|\| Scan the: 'ruled circle,' below. [kh~a(i)] 'a rising hill, to arise in view (as the sunrise), to appear, to shine' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A 'thing' appears as a (separate) 'point of focus' in 'one's (mental) focus' (now), so: A 'thing' is a 'fact' that one may 'grasp' either as the 'matter' in hand, or, in mind. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [f-(i)~kh] 'loose,' 'release' [to '\|p\|(i)~ck' loose (a knot : in a weaving)] \| 'fickle' \| [or: to '\|p\|(i) ~ c~k' a f (a) ~ c~t (from one's 'natural surround')]. \| [f~(a)~kh] As one gets a f(i)x on a 'thing' that is 'loose,' a f(a)ct arises which shows that the 'thing' is 'separate.' One must 'grasp' 'it' to fix 'it.' [ f(.)~kh(.)~s(e) ] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\| \ \ [ sfx ] Adapted from Dickerson's Dictionary = [ s~f~kh ] => [ s(e)~f(.)~kh(.) ] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$

*	To Write	*	To Know		$The hieroglyphic writing above /\ this image of: 'Seshat,' assembles together hieroglyphs from the spellings which are translated as: 'to write,' and: 'to know.' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The hieroglyphic pattern written under 'To Know' may be evaluated as: ' door-bolt ~ pool ~ eagle : papyrus scroll ' * to cause to engage ~ channel .~. with perspective : (to be able) to read * { O34 } { N37 } { G1 } .: { Y1 } [ s(e) ] [ sh ] [ a (i-h) ] : 'Determinant' (for meaning) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \| Adapted from Dickerson's Dictionary \| Alan Gardiner # {**} 'Egypt. Gram.' \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$
\/ $The 'pool' (or, 'lake') hieroglyph {N37} [ sh ], may designate the sense of: * CHANNEL . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The '(extended) arm' hieroglyph {D36} [ a(h) ], may designate the sense of: ACTIVITY . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \|The 'Arm' is presented on P1.\| The 'Man with a Directing Rod' {A24} [Det.], may designate the sense of: DIRECTION . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \| See the Green Panel below in: To Weave \\ Meanings for the hieroglyphic pattern written: { N37 ~ D36 : A24 } [sh~a(h)], are given as: 'cut off, cut up, cut down,' and: 'hew out,' and these meanings involve the sense of: channel ~ activity : with direction . \|\| Here, the sense of the word: [ s ~ sh ~ ah ], may be evaluated as: to cause to touch ~ channel ~ activity : ( with direction ) . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Since the word written: 'hieroglyph,' may be opened out to show the sense of: 'sacred carving,' evaluating the sense of: [ s ~ sh ~ ah ], as: to cause ~ 'to hew out' , and, then, as: to cause ~ channel ~ activity : ( with direction ) , matches the pattern of facts seen as one observes a sculptor carve images while in the activity of: 'to write.' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Seven Separate 'Channels' show as the natural grammatical separation of words. ** 'nouns' / 'verbs' / 'adjectives' / 'adverbs' / 'prepositions' / 'pronouns' / 'demonstratives' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Scan the 'pool' hieroglyph for a list of words with meanings involving the sense of: 'channel'. ~~~~\/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$			$The 'door-bolt' hieroglyph {O34}, may be pronounced as the 'letter s' sound. When the 'door-bolt' hieroglyph { O34 }, is placed at the beginning of a hieroglyphic writing, this image may designate the sense of: 'a causal relation involving: engage(ment),' or: * [cause(d) to (be)] ENGAGE [-d] . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \| Adapted from Dickerson's Dictionary \| Alan Gardiner # {} 'Egyptian Grammar' \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [s~kh(~i)] hit, smite, beat { O34 ~ Aa1 : D49 } to cause to engage ~ one's focus : fist * ~~~ [s~kh] chop off { O34 ~ Aa1 : T30 } * to cause to engage ~ one's focus : knife * ~~~~~~~ [s~d(j)] break (up / open / into), { O34 ~ D46 : Z9 } inflict, fracture * to cause to engage ~ hand (dynamic) here : across * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [s~dj~m] to hear, listen, judge { O34 ~ I10 ~ G17 : F21 } * engage ~ conscious (of) ~ belong (to) : (oriented) ear * ~~~~~~~ [s~i~n] rub, rub out, rub together { O34 ~ M17 ~ N35 : D36 } * engage ~ focus(ed) ~ pattern : activity * ~ [s~i~n~w] ropes (for lifting or securing) { O34 ~ ( K1 ) ~ V1 ~ G43 : Z2 } * engage ~ \|ossillation\| ~ bind ~ region : throughout * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [s~n~t] Senet (a board game) { O34 ~ N35 ~ X1 : Y5 } * engage ~ pattern ~ now : foundation * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This image is considered to be a: 'door-bolt,' which may be seen as a thing that one is: * to cause to engage *. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$	$The 'Egyptian eagle' hieroglyph { G1 }, may designate the sense of: * (sharp) vision , or of: perspective . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The 'Egyptian eagle' hieroglyph is considered to designate that 'letter a' sound which is heard as one pronounces the American word written: 'at.' This 'letter a' sound is a diphthong which may be written: 'a~(ih).' \| 'a~(ih)~t' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here, the sense of: 'a~(ih),' may be evaluated as: activity ~ focused , and: activity ~ focused , shows in both, the meaning of: (sharp) vision , and of: perspective ; \| and, naturally, in the meaning of: 'eagle eye'.\| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now, the meaning of: 'to know,' may show the sense of: (to) engage ~ (a) channel ~ (with a) perspective . Here: to engage ~ a channel ~ with a perspective , shows a 'sure' way to go to a 'thing' that one is 'to know.' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Scan the light blue 'STAR' below to read a list of written Egyptian words with { G1 }. Scan the 'STAR' in \|Things \| Acts\|. ~ Each hieroglyphic pattern listed is written with the 'Egyptian eagle' { G1 }, and the translated meaning which has been given for each writing involves the sense of: activity ~ focused , (sharp) vision , or: perspective *. ~~~~ \/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$
Each may be pronounced:. 'sesha.'


					$/\ SCAN the Green Frame here for words related to: 'Seshat'. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The 'Horus on a (taming) perch' hieroglyph { G7 }, is written to designate that the meaning of the name, or, simply, the word, which is written with { G7 }, shows: 'The Divine Nature of Horus'. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \| From 'Dickerson's Dictionary' \| A.G. # {**} 'Egypt. Gram.' \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ nTr ] god { R8 G7 } [ Ast ] (divinity) Isis (goddess) .{ Q1 X1 G7 } ~ [ Hm ] Majesty .{ U36 Z1 G7 } [ HqA ] ruler { S38 N29 G1 G7 } [ nb ] Lord, Master, Owner { V30 G7 } ~ [ Hw ] (royal) ordinance \| from the \| .{ V28 G43 G7 } [ Hw ] Authoritative Utterance { V28 G43 A40 } ~ [ mnw ] (divinity) Min (god) .{ Y5 N35 G43 G7 } [ imn ] Amun .{ M17 Y5 N35 G7 } [ ity ] sovereign { M17 X1 G7 } [ ity ] sovereign { M17 U33 G43 G7 } [ DHwty ] (divinity) Thoth (god) { M17 G7 } ~ [ kA ] soul, spirit, essence (of a being), personality, fortune, will (of king) .{ D28 G7 } ~ [ nsw ] King ..{ N35 O34 G43 G7 } [ aXm ] image (of god) ..{ D36 F32 G17 G7 } [ Axw ] sunlight, sunshine { N8 G7 } ~ [ nt ] Crown of Lower Egypt ..{ N35 X1 Z5 G7 } [ nt ] (divinity) Neith (goddess) { N35 X1 Z5 I12 } [ Xnmw ] (divinity) Khnum (god) { W9 G17 Z7 G7 } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS IS A LINK TO a Wikipedia article which discusses: 'Horus'. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$

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The Egyptian Goddess who
Rules the Writing of Words

Usually, she also is shown
holding a palm stem, bearing
notches to denote the recording
of the passage of time, especially
for keeping track of the allotment
of time for the life of the pharaoh.
~~~
Also, Seshat is depicted holding
other tools and, often, holding the
wound cords that were stretched
to survey land and structures.

*	Cordage	*	Things \| Acts
$[ s ~ sh ~ n : \/ \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. \| \| swA \|shn\|uh\|]\| <= Guides to the meaning of the 'word sound' \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\| The guides are adjusted in: To Weave, below. \| The name the literature calls a guide is a: DETERMINANT, (of meaning). ~~~~~~~~~ \/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'across > bind > continuous', is adjusted below to: 'across > to drive'. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ s ~ sh ~ n : swA > nkht ] \|\| SCAN THE GOLD 'STAR' ABOVE. ~~~~~~~~~ \/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$ /\		>		$The 'pool' hieroglyph { N37 } [ sh ], may designate the sense of: 'channel'. The 'mouth' hieroglyph {D21} [ r ], may designate the sense of: 'motion'. ~ The sense of: 'channel ~ motion', may be found in the meanings given below. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \| The evaluations below have been adapted from: 'Dickerson's Dictionary'. \| A. G. # {**} 'Egypt. Gram.' \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ sh~r ..] stop up, block { N37 .~ D21 : O36 } [ the 'shore' \|\| to make 'sure' ] (confine, hold) ' channel ~ motion ' : ' wall in ' \| 'completion' / made into '3-D' \| ~~~~~~ [ sh~r~i ] stop up, block { N37 .~ D21 .~. M17 .: O36 > D40 } \| to 'shore up' \| (to align, limit).. ' channel ~ motion ~ focus ' :. 'to wall in' > 'to direct' .\| to 'measure' .\| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ sh~r~t ] type of grain { N37 ~ D21 .~ X1 : U9 } \| U9 = 'a seed' / ['atom'] \| ' channel ~ motion ~ manifest ' \|\| \|\| \|\| ~~~~~~~~~. \| D19 = 'nose' .\| [ sh~r~t ] nose, nostril { N37 ~ D21 .~ X1 :. D19 > F51 } \|. F51 = 'in fact' \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \ \ ~ ~~~ ~ \ \ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ A~sh~r] roast, roast meat. { G1 .~ N37 ~ D21 :. F51.}.\| G1 = 'eagle eye' / 'vision'..\| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ d~sh~r~w ] blood { D46 ~ N37 ~ D21 :. D26 } \| D46 = 'hand'\| D26 = 'to pour'\| [ d~sh~r~w ] blood { D46 ~ N37 ~ D21 ~ G43 : G27 } \| G27 = 'red' .\| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ w~sh~r ] dry up, be barron { G43 ~ N37 ~ D21 : N5 } \| N5 = 'The Sun' \| [ s~sh~r~r ] lessen (causative). {.O34. ~ N37 ~ D21 ~ D21 : G37 } \| G37 = 'weaken' ..\| [ sh~r~r ] little (adj. and v.). { N37 ~ D21 ~ D21 :. A17 }\|. A17 = 'child' ['being nosey'] \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [ s~sh~r ] arrow {.O34. ~ N37 ~ D21 : T11 } \| T11 => 'feathered arrow'..\| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$

*	To Open	*	Threshold	*
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	To Weave		To Weave	$[ s ~ kh ~ t ] { S29 ~ Aa1 ~ X1 : T26 } is translated as: 'to weave,' 'to mould,' as: 'to make ( 'a thing' ) into a shape;' or: 'to make woven.' \| as is: 'a crate,' or: 'basket,' that \| is made for a 'cat.' => 'Ba~s~ket' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \| From: 'Dickerson's Dict.' \| A.G.# {*} 'Egypt. Gram.' \| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The sense of this Egyptian writing may be evaluated as: s kh t . : Det. \| \| .. \| to cause ~ one's focus ~ to be manifest : on a loom * \ / \ / \ / \ / S29 ~ Aa1 . ~ X1 . : T26 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$
$[ s~sh ~ n : X >(n~kh~t)] This hieroglyphic writing may be evaluated as: * engage ~ channel ~ pattern : across > ( 'with direction, to make strong' ) * { O34 ~ N37 ~ N35 : Z9 > A24 } { A24 } ~~~~~~~ [s~sh~n], is translated as: 'to weave,' or: 'make to be woven (together),' (as: 'the crate,' or: 'the basket,' made for a: cat). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ / \ ~~~~~~~~ \| \| ~ Note: The next writing for: 'to weave,' is read as: 's~kh~t,' / \ and: 's~kh~t,' involves the writing that is read as: [kh~t]. ~~~~~~~ SCAN the 'Man with a Directing Rod' hieroglyph, to read words with meanings that show the sense of: 'with direction,' or: '(the method to make it) strong.' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$		> $[ s~sh ~ n : X > (n~kh~t) ] This hieroglyphic writing may be evaluated as: * engage ~ channel ~ pattern : across > ( 'with direction, to make strong' ) * { O34 ~ N37 ~ N35 : Z9 > A24 } { A24 } ~~~~~~~ [s~sh~n], is translated as: 'to weave,' or: 'make to be woven (together),' (as: 'the crate,' or: 'the basket,' made for a: cat). ~~~ / \ Note: The next writing for: 'to weave,' is read as: 's~kh~t,' and: 's~kh~t,' involves the writing that is read as: [kh~t]. ~~~~~~~ SCAN the 'Man with a Directing Rod' hieroglyph, to read words with meanings that show the sense of: 'with direction,' or: '(the method to make it) strong.' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS IS A LINK TO THE ANCIENT GREEK WORD WRITTEN: 'κόσμος' ('kosmos'). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$		*

~~~~~ Seshat Opens The Door Of Heaven For You. ~~