In the paper, it is assumed that a syllabic script of the type consonant-vowel was used for the middle text of the Rosetta Stone. Symbols for 27 consonants were identified. By using the procedure of mirroring and rotation in the writing surface (plain), a monosemic (unambiguous) way was determined for connecting the symbol of consonant with 4 or 8 vowels. Although rarely used, the symbols for writing isolated vowels and some consonants were identified. In the analyzed text, the syllabic signs were not only written next to each other, but also they were often written one above the other in the form of what are known as ligatures. A small number of pictographic symbols were also identified.

 

In the process of the wiring for sound, we started from the fact that sounds for consonants and vowels in a particular language change very slowly in time, eventually within the time period measured by several thousands of years. Consequently, having in mind that the rulers of the ancient Egypt in that period was from Ptolemaic dynasty, and that their homeland was ancient Macedonia, we assumed that sounds of consonants and vowels should be preserved in the archaisms of contemporary Macedonian language. With these identified syllables and their wiring for sound and the definite rules for writing, a monosemic (unambiguous) methodology was generated in order to make out certain words and to read what was written. By applying this methodology in the text, which was written from right to left, without space between the signs, without word’s separation and without separation of sentences, in a continuous sequence of signs, more than 360 different words were identified, as well as respectable number of expressions, which have kept their meaning in some dialects of the contemporary Macedonian language. At a higher level of similarity, certain number of grammatical rules were also identified which are discerned in the contemporary Macedonian language, such as the formation of superlative of the adjectives with the prefix  нај_ [nai] (equivalent to the English   the  …… _est/ the most ……); the plural of nouns by adding  и [i] (equivalent to the English _s); the occurrence of definite and indefinite form of nouns, the frequent use of the preposition на [na] (equivalent to the English prepositions on, at,), formation of masculine and feminine forms of nouns, as well as passive and active form of verbs.