Insane garbage [Justin, please delete this crap]
Get a clue. Go to a university library and look at a copy of "Egyptian Grammar" by Sir Alan Gardiner, page 27 or "An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary" by E.A.Wallis Budge, page lix. I don't normally recommend Budge's books because they have so many errors, However his books are very easy to find. The hieroglphys are well known and easily identified (took me 30 seconds). The characters closely followed a phrase containing standard honorifics to pharoah, i.e. king of upper and lower Egypt. Just prior to the phrase was the Pharoah's name in a cartouche. These are typical inscriptions to be found in almost any Egyptian temple.
Gary