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Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator

The essential tool for explorers and history lovers to translate English or Arabic into ancient script and master the phonetics of Egyptian symbols.

Key Figures

Downloads

1K+

User Rating

4.4/5

Total Ratings

Publisher

Amro Abdalla

Decode the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt

Whether you are a student of history or a curious explorer, Bastet provides the tools to read, translate, and share the world's most beautiful ancient script.

Instant Symbol Translation

Decipher hieroglyphs into English or Arabic to understand the stories written on tomb walls and museum artifacts.

Read Like a Scribe

Master pronunciation with a unique writing style that combines traditional symbols with easy-to-read phonetic alphabets.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator

What is Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator?

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator is an app designed to translate between the ancient Egyptian language (hieroglyphic) and English or Arabic. It also presents Egyptian words using both alphabet letters and hieroglyph symbols for readability.

Which languages does Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator support?

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator supports translation for ancient Egyptian (hieroglyphic), English, and Arabic. Users can input text in either Arabic or Egyptian to receive translations.

Does Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator show Egyptian words in phonetic text?

Yes, Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator enables users to read ancient Egyptian words by displaying them with letters of the alphabet alongside hieroglyph symbols, ensuring clarity.

Can I save translated hieroglyphs in the Bastet app?

Yes, users can save translated hieroglyphs within the Bastet app. The application provides a feature to save translation results by marking them as favorites.

Is Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator a paid application?

No, Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator is a non-profit project. Its primary goal is to educate users about the ancient Egyptian language, implying it is free to use.

How does Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator display translated Egyptian text?

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator highlights the Egyptian translation in yellow. This visual distinction helps users easily identify the translated ancient Egyptian text within the interface.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

App Store

Screenshots

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator - Bastet app interface showing the translation screen from Arabic to Egyptian hieroglyphs — Bastet app interface showing the translation screen from Arabic to Egyptian hieroglyphs

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator - Bastet mobile app interface showing a translation from Arabic to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs on an iPhone. — Bastet mobile app interface showing a translation from Arabic to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs on an iPhone.

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator - Interface of the Bastet Hieroglyph Translator app showing the feature to save and favorite translation results. — Interface of the Bastet Hieroglyph Translator app showing the feature to save and favorite translation results.

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator - Side navigation menu of the Bastet Hieroglyph Translator app showing options in Arabic — Side navigation menu of the Bastet Hieroglyph Translator app showing options in Arabic

Bastet: Hieroglyph Translator - A mobile screen from the Bastet Hieroglyph Translator app showing an introductory text in Arabic over an image of the Abu Simbel temple. — A mobile screen from the Bastet Hieroglyph Translator app showing an introductory text in Arabic over an image of the Abu Simbel temple.

Description

To translate between the ancient Egyptian language, known in the popular dialect as the hieroglyphic language, and the English or Arabic language. The writing style enables the user to read Egyptian words because they are written in letters of the alphabet in addition to hieroglyphs symbols.