OVERSEER - OF THE - ROYAL = WISDOM - VIEWED/PERSPECTIVE - ACT/GO FORTH

WISDOM - THE OWL SEES WITHIN THE NIGHT

VIEW/PERSPECTIVE - THE SHAPE THROUGH WHICH WE VIEW THE WORLD

KING/ROYAL - TO ACT OR GO FORTH

*Edit:

I have since recently come to understand that the exact meaning of the sedge is "to sew". The action of planting the seed, which will later become harvest of reward

This is why the sedge is most often paired with the rising sun, and the bee rising sun

The rising sun means "To". The action of something coming towards, or becoming 

Rising sun -  bee = To bite

Rising sun - sedge = To sew

This does not mean "upper and lower Egypt" is commonly perceived

The "bite" of the bee, is used in the context of consumption, or harvest. In the way that bees are constantly harvesting flowers

When paired with "to sew" it very literally becomes: 

"To bite, to sew"

Which is likely the origin of the modern saying:

"You reap what you sew"

But the modern usage of this phrase, does not seem to be intentionally negative, as it predominantly is within its modern usage

Rather than being used as to negatively reinforce that someone suffers the consequences of their actions, the ancient Egyptian usage seems to be broader and more existential

"Those who plant the seeds, enjoy the fruits of their work" for instance

The presiding theory that these exact Hieroglyphs represented the the very name of ancient Egypt and it's culture, would suggest to me, that the term was supposed to convey an ethos for civilisation as a concept to the ancient Egyptians

"Our culture and all we have, came from hard work"

The simplicity of the concept, as the basis for a civilised society is actually rather brilliant

It works for commerce 

It works for industry

It defines every aspect of the intelligent evolution of a species, as evident within the workings of their society and culture

The lower, is what needs be put in, sewing

The upper, is what can then be taken out harvesting

There are much within the concepts that appear to be in their most common base Hieroglyphs, which directly align to the concept explicitly taught within secret societies, or mystery school orders such as my own

How the base translations have been allowed to become so corrupted and simplified to the point where their translations become meaningless and carry no actual knowledge or wisdom, is hard to understand

Though the fact that one of the most common Egyptian works, translated commonly as "the book of coming forth by day" or "the book of emerging into light" (named "the book of illumination" in my order) ... Could be allowed to be commonly mistranslated as "the book of the dead", suggests that much of the error appears to be systematically inserted somewhat intentionally

The Ancient Egyptians technically did not have a word for "dead / death", but rather they referred to it as "Westing" and regarded the passage of the body in much the same way as the setting of the sun 

The setting of the sun, and night, necessary, for a new day to then rise

Not exclusively in the sense of resurrection. But rather in the necessity of cycle and change. The decay, which allows creation to be defined. Without which it could not exist

There is no good reason that the book would be named "the book of the dead", other than to intentionally hide the initiatory nature of the works within it

And the potentially revelatory understand which can only come through the experiencing of physically dying and being revived, in order to become an initiate

There seems to be an active and concerted effort to keep the original meanings and translations suppressed, under modern theological lensing which did not actually exist in ancient Egypt

Especially when it comes to "Gods" and their personified allegory, which appear to align with contextually mistranslated Biblical verses

I would need considerably more time, and a dedicated locally hosted AI workstation. But I have no doubt, that in time it will be established, that the books of the Bible, were directly taken from ancient Egyptian works