further explanation of rswtsesh and hieroglyphs

The hieroglyph for 'sesh' (𓏞) is derived from the ancient Egyptian scribal palette, a tool central to the art of writing and recording. Its depiction in hieroglyphs symbolizes the act of writing and underscores the importance of meticulous craftsmanship in ancient Egyptian scribe culture.

In hieroglyphs, 'Rswt' is represented by the following symbols:

𓂋𓋴𓅱𓏏

• R - 𓂋

• S - 𓋴

• W - 𓅱

• T - 𓏏

Regarding 'Rswtsesh,' we acknowledge a slight artistic license taken with the term, respecting its original meaning and essence while adapting it for contemporary use in storytelling.

In Egyptology, 'sesh' is typically anglicized from the hieroglyph "sš" and used in contexts such as 'sš m rswt.w' for 'Dream Writing.'

𓏞 𓅓 𓂋𓋴𓅱𓏏

The term 'Rswtsesh' translates to 'writing with dreams' in ancient Egyptian. In hieroglyphs, the owl symbol represents the letter 'm' and can also signify 'with.' The addition of '.w' after 'rswt' pluralizes the word, emphasizing the concept of 'dreams' in plural form.

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