Royal titles and Epitaphs 
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Ḥedjet 'white crown' of Upper Egypt

Deshret 'red crown' of Lower Egypt

Pschent (Greek) Sekhemti 'Two Powerful Ones' the Double Crown of Upper and Lower Egypt

Atef crown that Wesir/Osiris wears. Hedjet crown with curled ostrich feathers.

Hemhem(t) crown 'war-cry' triple atef crown

Khepresh 'blue crown' of war and ceremonies

The crown of Nefertiti is considered a version of the Khepresh. Akhenaten considered her and equal and she often performed duties a King would.

Seden a Skullcap or Cap crown worn by scribes and Ptah

Notes
ii m Htp (MDC)/ ēē em ḥotep or ii em ḥotep (transliteration into phonetics): Come in peace, return safely (what it means)

I have given an acceptable transliteration but all over the world people write Egyptian slightly different
​For more help on phonetics check out Alphabet>uniliterals

ii can be written many ways ēē, ii or even y but it's a long e sound
w is normally translated to u but at the beginning of a word sometimes it's w. Either is ok.
ḥ is a hard h sound a bit in the back of the throat.
i and ȧ are interchangeable it is like a iah sound, but quick emphasis on ah. If that is too hard it is ok to translate i as an i. but in the beginning of worst it's more of an ah and everywhere else it's more of an e.
y is normally a long ē



Female
Axt-n-hy.s/ akhət-en-hai.es : Effective for her husband
bitt / bitāt : Queen (Lower Egypt)
bnrt-mrwt/ bēnirāt-məriut : Sweet of Love 
Hmt-mrrty-aAt/ ḥimāt-māratā-āaht : greatly beloved wife
Hmt-niswt/ ḥimāt-nisut : King's wife
Hmt-niswt-aAt-mryt.f/ ḥimāt-nisut-ā'ahet-merit.ef: Main king's wife, his beloved
Hmt-nỉswt mrỉỉt.f / ḥimāt-nisut māriit.ef  : King's Beloved Wife
Hmt-niswt-wrt/ ḥimāt-nisut-owwrāt  : Great King's Wife
Hmt-niswt-wrt-mryt.f/ ḥimāt-nisut-owwrāt-mārit.ef  : Great king's wife, his beloved
Hn(w)t-Hmwt-nbwt/ ḥen(u)t-ḥemut-nebut: Lady of all women, Female follower of all women 
Hn(w)t-SmAw-mHw/ ḥen(u)t-shemau-meḥu: Mistress of Upper and Lower Egypt, Female follower of Upper and Lower Egypt
Hn(w)t-tAwy/ ḥen(u)t-tauy: mistress of the two lands
Hn(w)t tA-mHw/ ḥenut-ta-meḥu  : mistress of Lower Egypt
Hn(w)t tA-Smaw/  ḥenut-ta-shemau : mistress of Upper Egypt
Hsyt-nt-Hwt-Hrw/ ḥōsit-net-Ḥut-Ḥōru : Songstress of Hathor 
iryt-pat/ ȧryt-pāt : Hereditary princess, crown princess 
Mw.t-nswt/ -nisut : King's mother
nbt-imAt/ nēbet-ȧmat: Lady of Grace
nbt-r-Dr/ nēbet-er-djer : Lady of the universe 'Lady to the end'
nbt-tAwy/ nēbet-tauy: Lady of two lands
niswt / nisut: Queen (Upper Egypt)
niswt-bitt/ nisut-bitāt Queen  (Upper and Lower Egypt)
nisw-Hmt/ nisu ḥimāt: Kings women, Queen
rxt nisw/ rakhēt nisu : honorific title given by the King or Queen for kinsmen who were officials
sAt-nsw/ sat-nisu or shərət-nisu (LK-Coptic) : King's daughter
​smAyt/ semahēt : consort (royal) 
Smayt-nt-imnw/ shemāit-net-Ȧmnu : Songstress of Amun 
smr(t) : Friend of the King
Spst-nsw/ shepset-nisu : King's Lady 'Lady (of the ) King'
tA-Srit-n(t)-nTrw/ tah-shārit-n(et)-noutjeru : the daughter of the godswpwty nsw r xAs.t nb(.t) :t he king’s envoy to every foreign land

wrt-hswt/ weret-hasut > owwrāt-hasïut : Great of Praises 

 
Male
HqA / ḥeka : ruler
HqA xAswt / ḥeka khasut : ruler of the foreign lands
HAty-a/ ḥaty-ā : 'foremost in position' local prince or mayor
idnw/ ȧdnu : Deputy of the king of two lands (Child Pharaoh or an older leader who is older under the Child king) 
inpw/ ȧnpu : royal child (of princess)
iry-pt/ ȧry-pet : Hereditary prince, crown prince 
it(i)-nTr/ ȧt(ē)-noutjer or iti-noutjer : divine father 'Father of the Gods' title
nb-r-Dr/ Lord of the universe 'Lord to the end'
nb-tAwy/ neb-tauy : Lord of the two lands 
nisw / nisu : King
nisw(t)-bity : nisut-bity or nisu-bity King of Upper and lower Egypt
nTr-nfr/ netjer-nefer or netjer-noufer : Beautiful god
rpat/ rpāt: Hereditary prince, crown prince 
rx nisw/ rekh nisu : honorific title given by the King or Queen for kinsmen who were officials
sA-nsw/ sa-nisu: King's son 
smr/ smer : Friend of the King
smr wat/ smer uāt : Only Friend of the King
sS mSa/ sess meshā: Military scribe