- Human body parts: Hands, feet, head, arms, legs, etc.
- Animals: A wide variety of animals like cattle, birds, cats, etc.
- Plants: Lotuses, papyrus, date-palms, vines, etc.
- Inanimate objects: Furniture, food, clothing, utensils, etc.
- Abstract concepts: Love, hate, justice, eternity, wisdom, etc.
- Geographic markers: Mountains, cliffs, water bodies, etc.
- Deities: Various Egyptian gods and goddesses.
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