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A spoken Hieroglyphic dictionary
(ahn, ahn-ee) ;(ong)

My list of academic heresies is presented below.

Many corrections to current transliteration attempts were taken directly from the xenoglossy recorded on gramophone and in the book "Egyptian Miracle" in the 1930s by Frederic H. Wood. See this link for more information on the otherworldly source for all of the pronunciations on this page.

For correct display: Download  GlyphBasic	How it was pronounced in the 18th Dynasty	English meaning	For correct display: Download transliteration	Gardiner
	ahn, än	link between verb and its nominative	n	N35
	annie, aniy	of, belonging to, possession	n	N35
;	nay-ah	therefore, for it, because of it		N35 - Z4
;	nee, niy	we two	ny	N35 - Z4
,	nee, niy	we, us, our	ny	N35 - Z2
	äwkh ähn tä hä  idoonitiy tu-wāyi	This is our spirit around and replacing this administratrix. Egyptian description of an entity "channeling" through a human instrument given in Xenoglossy	äwkh ahn tä hä idoonitee tu-āy-i
	the ayin was pronounced ong "sounded each time with a lowered soft palate, making the sound both nasal (French N) and guttura (Hebrew ayin) l. The N is barely suggested.	arm, hand, forearm	a	D36 - Z1