Hieroglyphs Addenda · Signs
hare
| Name | E34 |
|---|---|
| Reads | wn |
| Means | desert hare |
| Taught in | 03 · To do, to give, to be |
Where it comes from
A desert hare flat-out at speed, ears flat along its back. It writes wn — the sound of wnn, “to be, to exist,” the verb a verbless language reaches for when being itself needs saying.
How to remember it
The hare exists at speed — blink and it is elsewhere, but it IS, emphatically. When Egyptian insists that something exists, endures, will always be, the hare runs through the sentence.
In the wild
urn:nabu:aes:bbawamarna:XC6QAUTJCVHPLDGRSYE6AQR4AM:IBUBdzFCWdtW6E0Fmm1Uyep04GU
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Piece by piece:
- wnn p,t — the sky exists: the hare, then heaven
- wnn≡k — you exist: the hare again, running the promise home
Eternity measured in hares: while one endures, so does the other. The line anchors 102’s chapter 03.