Hieroglyph Pro 4+

Name: Hieroglyph Pro
Price: 700 JPY
Author: Aviametrix, LLC

Aviametrix, LLC

- ¥700

説明

Open the door to the stories and rituals of the ancient past! Read Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs!

This App is simply the best interactive, most complete, self contained dictionary and translator between English and Ancient Egyptian!

This app explains what the ancient symbols mean, how they may have been pronounced and how they formed words and phrases.

The App contains 2777 hieroglyphic signs, and 67,477 words, phrases, titles, epithets, and locations used in Ancient Egypt. The dictionary also contains the Horus, Birth, and Throne names of all the known Pharaohs and Queens of Egypt. Our dictionary has almost triple the content of any other smartphone translation apps. All vetted against modern professional references.

Hieroglyphics Pro has several modes:
Beginner, Student and Pro.
Beginner mode simplifies the App with a minimal set of 200 glyphs and an easy pronunciation guide.
Student mode show the standard Middle Egyptian Gardiner set of about 700 glyphs, organized by shape, and standard transliteration.
The Pro mode uses all 1,071 glyphs in Gardiner's classic categories plus over 1700 additional New Kingdom and later signs.

A unique feature of Hieroglyphics Pro is the ability to find glyphs by how often they are used in inscriptions. This makes adding common signs to a phrase or word is a snap!

Egyptian words and phrases are drawn graphically in quadrat groups, in the artistic style of the ancient inscriptions.

The App now offers 6 ways to enter Hieroglyphs for translation:
• Graphically from Gardiner groupings, or in Beginner Mode, plus Manley's Groupings by shape
- A unique feature allows finding glyphs sorted by their frequency of use!
• Direct keyboard text entry of Gardiner codes (i.e., A1, D21, Aa2)
• Typing in phonetic shortcuts as defined by the MdC (i.e., Htp, nTr, r, etc.)
• By transliteration symbol from the Phonetic shortcuts table
• Searching for keywords in a glyph's description or determinative words

Text entries of Gardiner Codes and MdC can now be edited with a cursor and finger swiping, just like other text editing apps! Very quick and convenient!
Egyptians wrote Right to Left, Left to Right, and Top to Bottom. The App allows you to enter Left to Right, and then view the Glyphs in reverse direction if you wish.

Hieroglyph Pro is the first and only mobile App to introduce Hieratic (a style of cursive, handwritten Egyptian) glyphs, and illustrate how they evolved over the centuries.

Hieroglyphics Pro is a modern iOS 17 App, back compatible back to iOS 14, Dark Mode and all. It contains help files and links to both on-line references and to printed books for advanced study. The app and its dictionary data are entirely self-contained. No internet or cell phone required. The new optional link to the Thesaurus-Linguae-Aegyptiae (TLA) academic database does, however, require wifi or cell connection.

When you have found the translation your were seeking, with a tap it is copied on to the clipboard and can be pasted into another App, an Email, message, etc.

Hieroglyph Pro is a one-time purchase! No ads! No subscriptions!

Hieroglyphics Pro has been developed and evolved in consultation with professional Egyptologists.

2024年5月27日

バージョン 2.21

A great new feature for Egyptologists! We have been given permission to started linking our dictionary entries to the Thesaurus-Linguae-Aegyptiae (TLA), a large academic database of ancient Egyptian words. Although most of the TLA is in German, it has a wealth of information about the words they cover, including where and when, in context, these words are found. At the moment, roughly 8,600 words in Hiero Pro are linked to the TLA. More will follow.

For those words that have lemma IDs, when they are matched to a dictionary search the "lemma ID" number will appear at the bottom of each matching word's table entry. To access the TLA, swipe to the Left on that match. Linking to the TLA website requires an internet connection, the rest of Hiero Pro remains self-contained.

In this version, we have also added 2,829 new words to the internal dictionary. These new words are mostly Divine and Royal Epithets, and common people's job titles. These new words and phrases are sourced from the Ancient Egyptian Sentence and Dictionary Project of Brandenburg-Berlin Academy. We gratefully acknowledge Simon Schweitzer's permission to use these data.

Finally, we discovered and fixed an odd little bug which sometimes prevented inscriptions containing Nome glyphs such as NU4, or NL16, from being searched correctly using text entry.