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Anonymous asked:

How would one say "Live laugh love" in Middle Egyptian?

rudjedet:

rudjedet:

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Okay, I couldn’t resist doing that because it’s a long-standing joke in the Egyptology server that the formula “anx wDA snb”, “life, prosperity, health”, which is commonly used after the king is referred to, is the Middle Egyptian equivalent of “live, laugh, love”.

Here’s actually “live, laugh, love” in Middle Egyptian (red dots mark separate words):

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