Ancient Egyptian Symbols
It is pronounced “Mehyt”, meaning the north or the delta, due to the papyrus’ association with northern Egypt.
The serekh sign, a paneled walling with the falcon-headed god Horus usually perched on top, is widely believed to represent the facade of a royal palace.
This hieroglyphic sign consists of two wooden pieces.
The sign depicts an eye with a ‘tear line’ and a curving feature
