Deshret Script/Texts

The Deshret Script typically does not use spaces, capitalization, or punctuation. These have been added to many of the deciphered texts below for legibility.
For texts with unclear letters, the deciphered text includes educated guesses based on clearly distinguishable letters, the general shapes of unclear letters, and context.
==Open World==
Image	Source 	Deciphered Text 	Interpreted Text
 	Primal Construct Inscriptions 	POIM ANDR ES 	The title of the first tractate of the , which were a set of writings which the traditions of Hermeticism were primarily based on. Poimandres is the main character and his name is suggested to mean "shepherd of men" or "the knowledge of ".
 	Algorithm of Semi-Intransient Matrix of Overseer Network Inscriptions 	KOSMOS (on the Reshapers)EROS (on the Prospectors)PLE ROMA (on the center piece)	
 	Doorways found across the Great Red SandLocations include, but are not limited to, the interior of The Dune of Elusion, the exterior of The Dune of Carouses, the wall of Sekhem Hall, and the inside and outside of the Temple of Silence.	(inscriptions repeat at random, each one only listed once)
ASARSEKHEMKHEPERAKHEFTIUTEMRAHORAKHT?AMONSome text is mirrored, both vertically and horizontally, in some locations.	, another spelling of 
, another spelling of 
, another spelling of 
, Egyptian god of the sun
Likely Possibly meant to connect with RA as , one of the ways the sun god Ra was worshipped in ancient Egypt.
Amon
 	Doorways found across the Great Red SandLocations include, but are not limited to, the interior of The Dune of Elusion, the exterior of The Dune of Carouses, the wall of Sekhem Hall, and the inside and outside of the Temple of Silence.	(inscriptions repeat at random, each one only listed once)
ASARSEKHEMKHEPERAKHEFTIUTEMRAHORAKHT?AMONSome text is mirrored, both vertically and horizontally, in some locations.	, another spelling of 
, another spelling of 
, another spelling of 
, Egyptian god of the sun
Likely Possibly meant to connect with RA as , one of the ways the sun god Ra was worshipped in ancient Egypt.
Amon
 	King Deshret's tomb in The Mausoleum of King Deshret 	AMONKHENTIAMENTI (left)
MEKDSRTWAFKHASUT (right) 	(left) Amon , "Amon, Chief of the Dead
(right) "King Deshret, Conqueror of the Desert"Mekdsrt-Wafkhasut likely derives from an ancient Egyptian royal name Mekkemet-Wafkhasut, meaning "Ruler of Egypt, Conqueror of Foreign Lands". is substituted for . is more likely to mean "desert" based on King Deshret's rule of the Great Red Sand.
 	Pillars at Khaj-Nisut, the Towers of Betrayal, and the Great Hall of Truths 	AHTATEN 	
 	Obelisks in and outside Khaj-Nisut, Opet Hall, and The Mausoleum of King Deshret 	AKHTAMON 	and Amon
 	Lamb-Devourer Rock 	MGRBRPRVEZRVAN 	This is the code used to enter the Thutmose's secret base during the events of Hidden Mercenaries.
 	Sobek Oasis Nameless Tablet 	T HATHANAT HANAN ATHA NALAN ATHANALANATHANA 	Likely Likely derives from Aramaic, meaning "Thou Art Our Father". Ablanathanalba is a (magical incantation) of Egyptian origin, often inscribed on Greek magical papyri and .
 	Faruzan Idle Animation 	MATHEMATIKE SYNTAXIS 	Likely derived from the original title of the , a 2nd-century work on the motions of stars and planets written by Ptolemy.
 	Records of the Ancient Oases 	GULXVATUNBAYMIHRABANXWEMNBANBISNEDARASUDAN 	GULXVATUN - and , likely Nabu Malikata
BAYMIHRABAN - and 
XWEMNBANBISN - and The of bānbišn in Middle Persian is MLKTA, corresponding to the way Nabu Malikata's name is inscribed in the Eternal Oasis.
EDARASUDAN - and
 	The Orchard of Pairidaeza 	RUKDVTA 	Greater Lord Rukkhadevata
 	The Orchard of Pairidaeza 	DSHRT 	King Deshret
 	The Orchard of Pairidaeza 	NABUMLKTA 	Nabu Malikata
 	Gurabad's Ruin - Temple of Deshret 	HUVASTRA 	Huvashtra
 	Gurabad's Ruin - Temple of Deshret 	LILOUPAR 	Liloupar
 	Gurabad's Ruin - Temple of Deshret 	OHRMAZD 	Ormazd
 	Gurabad's Ruin - Temple of Deshret 	?MAZ? 	Likely an incomplete inscription of Ormazd.
== Eremites==
Image	Source 	Deciphered Text 	Interpreted Text
 	Inscription on the Daythunder's Greataxe 	SHM SKHMT MT 	SHM - likely 
SKHMT - , an ancient Egyptian warrior goddess
MT - likely
 	Inscription on the Sunfrost's Blades 	KHPSHNTR 	, and
 	Inscription on the Clearwater's Blades 	JZFT 	
 	Stone Enchanter's Inscriptions 	SKHM (on the gauntlet)GB KHRP (on the pauldron)WBN EN (on the bracelet) 	SKHM - , a type of ritual sceptre
GB KHRP - , ancient Egyptian god of the earth, and 
WBN EN -
 	Stone Drake's Inscriptions 	NFRWGB (on the neckpiece)KHMNW (on the sides of the headpiece)SBK (on the bracelet)	NFRWGB - and , ancient Egyptian god of the earth
KHMNW - , ancient Egyptian deity of the Nile River
SBK - Sobek (Egyptian: sbk)
 	Inscription on the Floral Ring-Dancer's Ring	JTWN 	, the disc of the sun.
 	Dendro Spirit-Serpent's Inscriptions 	WHDJ (on the ring)PPY (on the headpiece) 	WHDJ - , ancient Egyptian snake-headed goddess
PPY -
 	Inscription on the Galehunter's Bow 	PDTNTR 	and
 	Inscription on the Wind Glede's Wings 	NFRW NWT 	and , ancient Egyptian goddess of the sky
 	Inscription on the Loremaster's Catalyst 	KHPR 	possibly , ancient Egyptian scarab-faced god
 	Pyro Scorpion's Inscriptions 	SRKTJ (on the claws)DSHR (on the headpiece) 	SRKTJ - , ancient Egyptian scorpion god
DSHR -
== Primal Obelisks==
Image	Source 	Deciphered Text	Interpreted Text
 	Valley of Dahri 	RAZANI 	
 	Sobek Oasis 	PASBAN 	
 	Khaj-Nisut 	RAVANI 	
 	The Mausoleum of King Deshret, North 	IALBAI 	Combination of and
 	The Mausoleum of King Deshret, Center 	AVSPAR 	Likely derived from the term gyan-avspar, an alternate spelling of the term . The gyan-avspar also refers to a sub-unit of the .
 	The Mausoleum of King Deshret (Beneath) 	KARMIR 	
 	The Mausoleum of King Deshret, East (Underground)	PADSAH 	Alternate romanisation of , a sovereign title of Persian origin literally meaning "Master King," used by rulers of the Ottoman Empire, Mughal Empire, and Safavid Iran.
 	The Mausoleum of King Deshret, East 	IAZDIM 	
 	The Mausoleum of King Deshret, West (Underground)	GEHANI 	Uses a slightly anachronistic combination of Middle Persian gēhān (world) with the New Persian suffix -i converting nouns to adjectives.
 	Duat Hall 	XVADAI 	
 	Safhe Shatranj 	MADRDZ 	Possibly a combination of and
 	Debris of Panjvahe 	RMSAHR 	
 	The Sands of Al-Azif 	XVARRA 	Derived from Avestan , a Zoroastrian term literally denoting "glory" or "splendour" but understood as a divine mystical force or power projected upon and aiding the appointed; also denotes the divine empowerment of kings.
 	Wadi al-Majuj 	KDBANU 	
 	Passage of Ghouls (Overground) 	SAHZAR 	Combination of and
 	Passage of Ghouls (Underground) 	CHSNIG 	
 	The Sands of Three Canals, South 	PVZRVN 	Parvezravan, composed of and
 	The Sands of Three Canals, North 	SHIRIN 	Shirin
==Other==
Image	Source 	Deciphered Text 	Interpreted Text
 	Desert characters' Introduction Card 	SENNEBTY SETEPEN AMON (leftmost and rightmost)NSWT-BJT(J) (second to the left)MERYAMON (third from left and right)	SENNEBTY SETEPEN AMON - , , AmonNSWT-BJT(J) - Taken from the of Egyptian pharaohs. Its literal meaning is "of sedge and bee", referring to the dual king (pharaoh) of .MERYAMON -
 	Candace's Shield 	KHT MN 	Probably and Mn has many possible meanings. Considering Candace's role as a protector of Aaru Village, etymologies referring to protection, endurance, and strength are more likely to be the intended meaning.
 	The power of Hermanubis, seen on Cyno and Sethos 	PESESH 	Likely derived from the term , an obsidian ritual instrument used in the ancient Egyptian "Opening of the Mouth" funerary ritual to allow the deceased to eat and drink.
 	Cyno's namecard, Cyno: Silence 	ESHPEPESEESESH 	
 	Scarlet Sand Slate after reaching The City of Gurabad 	MMEOAMM 	Anagram of Amon
 	Sethos' Elemental Skill (ring around his left foot) 	SEKHEM SEKHEM 	
 	Sethos' Party Setup animation (ring around his right arm)	SEKHEM SEKHEM 	
==Notes==
==Navigation==
Category:Language Subpages
vi:Chữ Viết Deshret/Văn Bản