Greg Reeder Wrote:
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> > It's spelled differently and has a different
> determinative.
>
> From the information that Chris supplied we can
> discount the cow patties.


I wouldn't be so sure about that. According to Vygus, 049 was also used as a determinative for ‘mound’; for instance, in:

imy l3t .s “who/which are in their mounds Z11 - J15 - Z4 - G1 - X1 - 049 - 034
t3 i3t ‘3 the Great mound X1 - G1 -M17-G1 -D46-X1 -N23-Z1 - 029 - Y1 -Z5- 049

In addition, Vygus shows that O49 was used as a determinative for cakes, for instance, in:

iht n st twnt biscuits, cakes J1 - X1 - Y1 - Z2 - N35 - Q1 - X1 - 01 - 028 - X1 - 049

Hence “Unis has come to you, Horus of Shat (Hrw Sat) can be interpreted as Horus of the mound or cake, and considering that a cow pie is both a mound and a cake, the term in question can also be considered a reference to a mound or cake.

Bill



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