- Reading
- Pay
- Confidence
- Speculative
- Root
- —
- Kind
- Personal name
- Language
- Middle Egyptian
- Rank
- —
Compared forms
- Egyptianpꜣ.jj, a name borne by men and women, late 12th–18th Dynasty before Amenhotep IV (PNM v6, personal_names_id 142610149; Ranke I, 129.4)
Attestations1 cited
- HT 41aMI-DA-NI PA-JA 2 double mina
Commentary
HT 41a .4 MI-DA-NI · PA-JA 2 and two fraction signs, both signs whole and undotted, the last line of the face (GORILA I 79). Egyptian Pꜣjj is a common name, borne under Thutmose III and Amenhotep II among others (PNM v6, s.v. pꜣjj); PA-JA-RE (HT 8b, 29, 88, ZA 10b) reads Pꜣjj-Rꜥ with the same JA. Egyptian two-consonant names are many, so the match rests on the identity with PA-JA-RE. Rival: a Semitic hypocoristic. Two signs; one attestation.
On the 3D inscriptions
Not written on any of the 82 inscriptions modelled so far.