Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Lepidoglyphus

👉 Lepidoglyphic writing is a type of writing that employs symbols or images on the skin, such as lepidoses, which are circular depressions in the skin surface. These symbols are used to represent words and other characters.

Lepidoglyphus

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Lepidoglyphus

Lepidoglyphus is a term used to describe the most common type of symbol found on ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and other writing systems. It stands for "the god who made the gods," often used as a pejorative to denote a person or culture that has been deified, or worshiped.

Example Sentence: "Did you know that the king of Egypt once had a lepidoglyphus, which meant he was anointed with gold and had special powers?"