How do you write Set in hieroglyphics?

In ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, the concept of "Set" (the god of chaos and disorder) is often represented by a specific glyph known as the Set animal, which resembles a composite creature with a long snout and forked tail. To write "Set," you would use this animal glyph, often accompanied by phonetic symbols to convey the sound of his name (S and T). The arrangement of symbols follows the direction of reading, which is typically from right to left or left to right, depending on the orientation of the characters.