Grammar and Alphabet of the Egyptian Language, circa July–circa November 1835
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Grammar and Alphabet of the Egyptian Language, [, OH, ca. July–ca. Nov. 1835]; handwriting of and ; 34 pages; Kirtland Egyptian Papers, CHL.

Egyptian Alphabet fourth degree
No | Character | |
1 | ✦ | Beth— sweet and precious to the smell |
2 | ✦ | Iota— me myself |
✦ 1 | Zub zoal oan pointing to some particular subject | |
✦ | Ki— me myself | |
✦ | Oan pointing to some particular subject | |
✦ | ash compound of Zub zoal oan | |
✦ | Ahbroam: a follower of righteousness a possesser of greater knowledge— | |
✦ | Ki ah broam, change from the first; by coming from the begining by right, by birth, or lineage | |
✦ | Iota nitahbeh ah que. Its signification is increased from the third degree five times. | |
✦ | Ahlish— The first Being clothed with supreme glory. | |
✦ | Phah=eh Kingly power coming from some other Kingly power | |
✦ | Phaah Extending the Dominion, possession and power state further. | |
✦ | Phah ho e oop= extension of power by marriage or by ordination, or annointing | |
✦ | Ho oophah. Queen who has been married the second time | |
✦ | Zi One possessing greater beauty, modesty and virtue, taught more perfectly | |
✦ | Kah tou mun. a lineage, a daughter of Ham. | |
✦ | Zi oop hah a beautiful virgin, one who is fair to look upon, and admired for her beauty | |
✦ | Ho e-oop a prince of the royal blood |
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