Bharat Vidya Prayojana

Seal No Nd-1
No as per ASI Nd-1
Uid SSC0093_Nd-1
Type Seal
ImageDate 2500BCE=1900BCE
Artefact Reference Epigraphia indus script_Vol_2
Keywords
Reference link
Reading order K1+K2+K3+K4+K5+K6+K7+K8+K9
Rebus decoding one-horned young bull+ A crook or curved end (of a stick) +Rim of jar+Rice plant+Two+Splinter+Dupplicated+Three+Corner+ squirrel
Meaning conveyed On Nindowari seal, the 'squirrel' hieroglyph is shown together with the hieroglyph-multiplex of 'one-horned young bull' which signifies a 'turner'. It is possible that the tuttha signified rebus by the 'squirrel' hieroglyph is a 'turned' or 'furnaced' copper sulphate which could have yielded 'pewter-zinc alloy' in a distillation resort of the type deployed in Zawar, Rajasthan.
Description Nindowari seal, the 'squirrel' hieroglyph is shown together with the hieroglyph-multiplex of 'one-horned young bull' which signifies a 'turne
Country India
Place of Reference N/A
Present Location N/A
Remarks N/A
Misc N/A
Other Images

Basic
Image basic Comp ID Basic Meaning Word Deduced based on Indian Lexicon Language Reference for the Word Rebus Word Mapped Rebus Word Meaning Additional Reference
K1 Young bull
K2 Lathe
K3 A crook or curved end (of a stick) mēṇḍhā meḍ 'iron
K4 temple kole.l kole.l smithy, forge , warehouse kuṭhī granary, factory (M.)(CDIAL 3546). koṭho = a warehouse
K5 rice plant kolmo kolimi smithy, forge
K6 rim of jar karṇika karṇī supercargo, scribe, helmsman
K7 Ligud measure
K8 fish
K9 corner kanac kancu 'bell-metal
Composite
Image Composite Comp ID Composite Meaning Word Deduced based on Indian Lexicon Language Reference for the Word Rebus Word Mapped Rebus Word Meaning Additional Reference
KK1 ‘splinter sal sal ‘workshop
KK2 two dula dul metal casting
KK3 squirrel khāra खार् khār blacksmith

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