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Glyph Group ID: G36497
English meaning: neck, throat
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Glyph Group ID: G36506
English meaning: darkness, night
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Glyph Group ID: G36507
English meaning: darkness, night
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Glyph Group ID: G36511
English meaning: rite, ritual, liturgy, service book
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Glyph Group ID: G36581
English meaning: opponents, adversaries
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Glyph Group ID: G36582
English meaning: opponents, adversaries
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Glyph Group ID: G36586
English meaning: a group of gods of doors
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Glyph Group ID: G36587
English meaning: a group of gods of doors
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Glyph Group ID: G36594
English meaning: the herald of the 7th Arit
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Glyph Group ID: G36605
English meaning: homage
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Glyph Group ID: G36606
English meaning: homage
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Glyph Group ID: G36614
English meaning: a sailing, a journey upstream
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Glyph Group ID: G36617
English meaning: parts of a boat
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Glyph Group ID: G36618
English meaning: parts of a boat
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Glyph Group ID: G36620
English meaning: shrine, sanctuary
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Glyph Group ID: G36622
English meaning: shrines, sanctuaries
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Glyph Group ID: G36623
English meaning: shrines, sanctuaries
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Glyph Group ID: G36635
English meaning: to destroy
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Glyph Group ID: G36647
English meaning: to perish
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Glyph Group ID: G36675
English meaning: wood, tree, branch of a tree, twig, staff, scepter, stiok, board, tablet, canon, timber, plank, pole
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Glyph Group ID: G36702
English meaning: white wood
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Glyph Group ID: G36712
English meaning: plur. "wind pole," i.e., mast
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Glyph Group ID: G36755
English meaning: to engrave, to cut into, something carved or inscribed or engraved
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Glyph Group ID: G36756
English meaning: to engrave, to cut into, something carved or inscribed or engraved
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Glyph Group ID: G36825
English meaning: treasurer, chancellor, the official who had charge of the seal
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