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Middle Egyptian Language History of Egypt: 3000BC-330BC Rhind Mathematical Papyrus(RMP)
𓐀𓎈𓍤𓁨𓇴𓇴 \( e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0 \)
More Math Stuff Odds & Ends
1971 Map of U of T

General comments

• The language page has a lot of material on it and can be a bit overwhelming. I have highlighted a few of those items that my classmates and I in NML240 & NML340 found to be of most value with red stars. ★★★
• Some of the more complicated interactive pages have a dedicated help page. Look for a link near the top of the page:
  • Online Faulkner CDME Dictionary
  • Hoch Uniliterals and Biliterals by Chapter
  • Big Hieroglyphs: Learning to Draw
  • Rapid Entry of Hieroglyphs for RES
  • Spaced repetition for the 3 Flashcard pages(links near bottom)

What's New

1. 2025-08-28: Three new functions for Boris Jegorovic' online version of Faulkner's Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian.
   1. Searches for English words and Egyptian transliterations now highlight found entries with a red box. This should make the dictionary much easier to use.
   2. Although the dictionary is generally sorted by transliteration, there are some cases where a transliteration string will have hits on multiple pages. The dictionary now provides buttons to take you directly to all pages with hits (like the existing function for English word searches).
   3. The annoying "feature" that forced you to clear the transliteration input field before using any other navigation function has been removed so, for example, you can immediately page backwards and forwards after searching for an Egyptian transliteration.

Note: This website uses RES (by Mark-Jan Nederhof of St. Andrew's University) to format hieroglyphs. Formatting is quite slow in Chrome, but it is very fast in Firefox, which I generally recommend for viewing this website.