Lesson 4d - fourth-h, X (animal belly and udder) (F32)

The sixteenth uni-literal hieroglyph is called the fourth-h.

It depicts an animal belly and udder.

It is pronounced as follows: position your mouth as if to say, "shee," but then say the word, "hue," hissing emphatically.

This letter sometimes interchanged with x and S.

The transliteration is written as X.

In Manuel de Codage, type a large X to represent this sign.

Refer to Study Tips, if necessary.

When you feel confident that you have memorized this sign, go on to the next hieroglyph: Lesson 5a - bolt-s