Hieroglyphics translator

Egyptian writing had about two dozen signs that each stood for one consonant, and this translator spells English with them, sound by sound. It doesn't translate meaning. Real inscriptions mixed these signs with others for syllables and whole words, and left the vowels out.

Where English has a letter Egyptian didn't, it takes the nearest sound, so C and K share the basket and E and I share the reed. CH, SH and KH have signs of their own and are spelled as one. A shared sign reads back as the letter English uses more (the basket as C, the reed as E, the chick as U), so a K or an I can come back changed. The signs are Unicode characters, so they paste as text wherever a font can draw them, and the picture works everywhere.