The hieroglyphs of Ancient Egypt are often listed in groups of associated glyphs. The following hieroglyphs have been grouped according to the system established by Sir Alan Gardiner (referred to as Gardiner’s sign list). The following hieroglyphs are all hieroglyphs which do not fit easily into any other category.
Aa1
Phon h
Aa2
Phon; whA Det; wound, fat Abbr; reliefs, to calculate
Aa3
Det; unpleasant (of liquid)
Aa4
Phon; bA (rare) – also listed as sign W10b 
Aa5
Phon; Hp (rare) Det and Log; hepet implement 
Aa6
Phon Det; mat (tmA)” substitute for A13 (a bound man) or A14 (a man with a head wound) in hieratic dancer 
Aa 7
Abbr; slay 
Aa8
Phon; qn Det and Log; estate, manor 
Aa9
Det; to be rich
Aa10
unconfirmed
Aa11
Phon; mAa Phon Det; mAa in “mAa-hrw”- “justified” Det; platform 
Aa12
Phon; mAa Phon Det; mAa in “mAa-hrw”- “justified” Det; platform 
Aa13
Phon; jm, gs, m Det and Log; side 
Aa14
Phon; jm, gs, m Det and Log; side 
Aa15
Phon; jm, gs, m Det and Log; side
Aa16
Phon; gs Log; side 
Aa17
Phon; sA Log; back 
Aa18
Phon; sA Log; back 
Aa19
Phon; Hr (rare)
Aa20
Phon; apr
Aa21
Det and Log; to divide Abbr; Set 
Aa22
Det and Log; to divide Abbr; Set 
Aa23
often used after U35 
Aa24
often used after U35 
Aa25
Log; clothing priest 
Aa26
Phon; sbj 
Aa27
Phon; nD 
Aa28
Phon; qd
Aa29
Phon; qd
Aa30
Det and Log; kheker frieze
Aa31
Det and Log; kheker frieze
Aa32
often used after T32
Codes
Abb; the sign is an abbreviation of a word,
Det; the sign acts as a determinative (it has no phonetic value, but provids further information about the full word),
Log; the sign is a logogram (it represents an entire word or idea),
Phon; the sign has a phonetic value, and
Phon Det; the sign is a phonetic determinant (it acts as a determinative but also has a phonetic value).
- A: Man and his occupations
- B: Woman and her occupations
- C: Anthropomorphic Deities
- D: Parts of the body
- E: Mammals
- F: Parts of Mammals
- G: Birds
- H: Parts of Birds
- I: Amphibious Animals, Reptiles, etc.
- K: Fishes and Parts of Fishes
- L: Invertebrata and Lesser Animals
- M: Trees and Plants
- N: Sky, Earth, Water
- O: Buildings and Parts of Buildings
- P: Ships and Parts of Ships
- Q: Domestic and Funerary Furniture
- R: Temple Furniture and Sacret Emblems
- S: Crowns, clothing and staves
- T: Warfare, Hunting, Butchery
- U: Agriculture, Crafts and Professions
- V: Rope, Fibre, Baskets, Bags, etc.
- W: Vessels of Stone and Earthenware
- X: Loaves and Cakes
- Y: Writing, Games, Music
- Z: Strokes, Geometrical Figures, etc.
- Aa: Unclassified
copyright J Hill 2008