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AN
EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHIC
DICTIONARY.
WITH AN INDEX OF ENGLISH WORDS, KING LIST AND
GEOGRAPHICAL LIST WITH INDEXES, LIST OF HIEROGLYPHIC
CHARACTERS, COPTIC AND SEMITIC ALPHABETS, ETC.
BY
(SIR)
Ef A?
WALLIS BUDGE,
KNT., F.S.A,
M.A. AND LITT.D., CAMBRIDGE; M.A. AND D.Lnr., OXFORD; D.Lix., DURHAM;
SOMETIME SCHOLAR OF CHRIST'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, AND TYRWHITT HEBREW SCHO1.AU
KEEPER OF THE EGYPTIAN AND ASSYRIAN ANTIQUITIES, BRITISH MUSEUM.
;
(IN
TWO VOLUMES)
VOL.
I.
LONDON
2.
THIS
BOOK
DEDICAT D TO
THE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL
BIRCH,
AUTHOR OF THE
FIRST EGYPTIAN DICTIONARY
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
CONTENTS.
DEDICATION
INTRODUCTION
.......
PAGE
'
...........
....
.......
EGYPTIAN DICTIONARY
facing
.....
......
ii
Ixxv
xcvii
cxlviii
LIST OF KINGS'
NAMES _
917
INDEX OF ENGLISH
WORDS
IN COPTIC.
WORDS QUOTED
EGYPTIAN
1067
1257
IN
THE DICTIONARY
WORDS QUOTED
IN
...........
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
LIST OF COPTIC
.........
ARABIC, ETC
947
.....
THE DICTIONARY
ETC.
287
GREEK,
1305
FOUNT OF
1279
1315
INTRODUCTION.
be taken for granted that, from the time when Akerblad,
Young and Champollion le Jeune laid the foundation of the
IT
may
of
followers
Birch,
it,
Akerblad and
Zpega's
Had Akerblad
them were alphabetic letters.
(1760-1819) and S. de Sacy (1758-1838) accepted these facts,
and worked to develop them, the progress of Egyptological
hieroglyphs
in
would have been materially hastened. They failed, however, to pay much attention to the hieroglyphic inscriptions of
which copies were available, and devoted all their time and labour
to the elucidation of the enchorial, or demotic, text on the Rosetta
Stone, the discovery of which had roused such profound interest
science
among
with
the learned
this
text
men
of the day.
first
European
To
to formulate
"
a
Demotic Alphabet," and to give the values of its characters in
Coptic letters, but neither he nor S. de Sacy seems to have sus-
See
my
I,
p. 40.
Silvestre de
'
Introduction.
VI
Demotic
vocabularies
of
Akerblad
and de Sacy.
de Guignes
and Tychsen.
At
about them.
all
De
May
In 1814
months
texts.
Young began
translating both
...
next three or four years he made striking progress in the decipherment of both demotic and hieroglyphic characters. The results
of his studies at this period were published in his article EGYPT,
which appeared in Part I of the fourth volume of the Encyclo-
pedia Britannica
in
1819.
It
was accompanied by
five plates,
Introduction.
vii
"
"
specimens of
supposed enchorial, i.e., demotic alphabet," and
Vllth
The
of
the
Section
phrases."
letterpress contained the Young's
"
Rudiments of a Hieroglyphic Vocabulary," and thus Young Hieroglyphic
'
In this article,
Vocabulary.
of English compilers of
"
His
application of
the Phonetic
principle.
"
Supplement
correspondence
volume of Young's
the
third
and papers which John Leitch reprinted in
c
s
d'
the Miscellaneous Works of the late Thomas Young, M.D., F.R.S.,
^^
Chan-pollion
toties benevole
a 4
discovery.
Introduction.
Vlll
The
"
to Champollion le Jeune.
to add to the Egyptian Vocabulary containing 218 words which he
published in his article EGYPT in the Encyclopedia Britannica,
or
Young's
Demotic
Dictionary.
if
work occupied the last ten years of his life. The " Advertise"
ment is of considerable interest, for it shows that it was only his
this
inability to decide
written language or rather languages of the Egyptians, it is difficult to determine what would be the best arrangement for a
dictionary, even if they were
and perfectly well understood
all
:
Dictionary.
are better
known assume
was
value
the composition
the most radical, or the most
essential
in
its
signification, or
Inscription de Rosette, p. 5.
to Dr. Young's Egyptian
Dictionary printed in Rudiments
an
of
Egyptian Dictionary, which formed an Appendix to Tattam's Coptic Grammar.
B
See Advertisement
op.
cit., p.
472
ff.
Introduction.
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Introduction.
Now
is
first
alphabetic, principle to
Champollion's
PhlC
additions
AlphabJt
"
he saY s
His SYSTEM of phonetic characters may
often be of use in assisting the memory, but it can only be applied
with confidence to particular cases when supported in each case
:
'
all
of
in
proper places."
Kosegarten's
"
Coptic
Grammar
"
in
"
analysis of the Egyptian system, I insist, is the great fact of the original identity
of the enchorial with the sacred characters, which I discovered and printed in
1816 [in the Museum Criticum No. VI, pp. 155-204], and which M. Champollion
and the name of Cleopatra, which Mr. Bankes had afterwards discovered by
means of the information that I had sent him out to Egypt, and which he asserts
that he communicated indirectly to M. Champollion [see H. Salt, Essay on Dr.
Young's and M. Champollion's Phonetic System of Hieroglyphics, London, 1825,
and whatever deficiencies there might have been in my original alphabet,
p. 7]
supposing it to have contained but one letter correctly determined, they would
and must have been gradually supplied by a continued application of the same
method to other monuments which have been progressively discovered and made
;
my
first
paper."
Leitch, Miscellaneous
ff.
Works
of the late
Introduction.
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Introduction.
l
The
"
These Young selected from enchorial texts which had been published by himself, and by Champollion and Kosegarten, and from
letters which he had received from Champollion describing the
contents of unpublished papyri at Paris. 2
The
Egyptology
retarded by
the death of
Young and
Champollion.
by the
Cham-
Soon
Champollion
"
thus discovered was taken up, and extended, by M. Champollion, and afterwards
He then gives the Hieroglyphic
by Mr. Salt, our late Consul-General in Egypt."
wohlgeordnete Sammlung aller wichtigsten bisher erklarten enchorischen Schriftgruppen. Er hat diese Sammlung aus den von ihm selbst, von Champollion,
und von mir bekannt gemachten enchorischen Texten ausgewah.lt, aber auch
briefliche Mittheilungen Champollion's aus noch nicht herausgegebenen Pariser
Papyrusrollen benutzt. Er leitete den Druck und die Correktur dieser Schrift,
welche ihm sehr
Aegyptischen
so schwer
Seite
Herzen
lag,
Untersuchungen
ihm auch
und
liefert,
und
wissenschaftlichc Kri'.ik,
Col. 771.
letzten Seiten,
fur
am
Tod
Hy. Tattam.
II,
Stuttgart
See Jahrbiicher
und Tubingen,
4to,
xui
Introduction.
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The
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Plionetick Alphabet."
and Sahidic
Dialects.
London, 1830.
xiv
Champollion's
manuscripts.
Introduction.
that he
years in compiling a Hieroglyphic Dictionary
had been ass i s t e d by his friend, Salvador Cherubini (1760-1842)
that Charles Lenormant (1802-1859) had helped him in tran-
many
made
Champollion-Figeac failed
many
not
scholars
came
exist.
Lepsms
received
his
doctor's
having
.
completes
as a
Champollion's reputation
system of
where he became
decipherment.
.
"
Lettre a
Archeologico di Roma
(Vol. IX, 1837) his famous
M. le Professeur Rosellini sur 1' Alphabet Hieroglyphique." In
this letter,
interest,
he succeeded
in
of the defects of
Champollion's development of
of phonetics, and treated the whole question of
Egyptian decipherment in 'such a masterly manner that all
adverse criticism of a serious character was silenced once and
removing many
Young's system
all.
It
years of his
is
life,
for
discussion.
It will
Berlin, 1835-6.
8vc.
xv
Introduction.
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Introduction.
XVI
Guignes the
Sinologist
Palin.
and
if
identical in origin
and meaning
1
j
in the ancient
2
Now whatever may have
Egyptian papyri would be reproduced.
the
held
been
opinions
by Young and Champollion about the
language. With Birch the case was very different, for he studied
Chinese under a competent master when still at the Merchant
Taylors' School, with the direct object of obtaining an appointment
The friend of the family who
in the Consular Service in China.
had promised to obtain this appointment for him died unin
expectedly
He
England.
with
the
result
that
Birch
remained in
Birch's
the works of
Chinese
of
studies.
1831,
XXXIV,
ei
I' intelligence
XXIX,
1764
des
torn.
1770.
De
Palin, N. G., Lettres sur les Hieroglyphes, Weimar, 1802 ; Essai sur
les Hieroglyphes, Weimar, 1804 ; Analyse de I' Inscription en Hieroglyphes du
See
Monument trouve a
*
Some of the
Introduction.
xvii
Birch's idea
of a
Hieroglyphic
and
BIRCH'S
Salvolini.
"
Gardner Wilkinson,
Champollion,
'
Publication'
sketch of a
the view of finding out how far the work would be supported by
the learned and the general public. Thereupon Birch prepared
for the lithographer twelve small
quarto pages containing ninetythree words, and having written a Preface of two pages to explain
his system of arrangement of the words, they were published in
"
the autumn of 1838 under the title of
Sketch of a Hieroglyphical
Part
Dictionary.
Phonetical Symbols.
I.
Division
I.
may be
seen
the extent of
the discoveries
of
Dr.
Young and
Birch's
Phonetic
system.
/ Monumenti
8
Campagne
de
dell'
Rhamses
Paris, 1835.
Introduction.
xviii
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'&uej'
7^J>
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me.
B
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5^/rA
London, 1838.
xix
Introduction.
6.
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62
XX
Introduction.
His
ideophonetic
arrangement.
and phonetic
classification,
and
its
in its construction
the Chinese."
The
Arrangement
of the
proposed
Dictionary.
many) one
large class,
Natural
classification
of symbols.
"
limbs,
The tabulated
symbols to
form the key.
animals,
"
way
in
and there
in
is
the
first
character
will
xxi
Introduction.
and
xix.
'
which are here given prove beyond all doubt that^ he had grasped
"
"
the importance of the
for lexicographical
phonetic principle
purposes, and that he was the first to apply it to the arrangement
of the words of the Egyptian language.
He says that he borrowed
"
"
from the Chinese,
[the idea of] his
ideophonetic arrangement
a statement which should be noted.
My colleague, Mr. L. Giles,
the Sinologist, informs me that though the Chinese had no alphabet
First
application of
principle to
^ Egyptian
classifiers
and
tives.
"
CHAMPOLLION'S
HlEROGLYPHIQUE."
Nothing more was done
in the field of
when the
until 1841,
"
glyphique
"
"
"
Preface
the
In a lengthy
editorship of Champollion-Figeac.
editor describes the history of the Dictionary and the plan on
which
it is
last edition.
1
list
of
them
is
given in Dr.
J.
"
in Chinese writing is
The
phonetic stage
4to, pp. 9-14.
discussed in W. Hillier, The Chinese Language and how to learn it,
Serampore, 1814.
described and
2nd
edit.,
New
London, 1910,
York, 1902,
p.
29
p. 3 ff
ff.,
and
and
35.
China and
the Chinese,
Introduction.
xxii
Lettre d
M.
Dacier 1 relative a
Champollion's
classification
of
hieroglyphic
characters.
(Edipus.
When
later
all
its
Rosellini's
copy of
Champollion's
Egyptian
Dictionary.
2 its
Col.
name,
Col.
sheets,
non ultimato
ma
Geroglifici,
When
metodico per
figurativi
ideografici
the original manuscript. On his return from Egypt he continued his labours on the Dictionary and added largely to it.
1
Born 1742, died 1833. He was the Permanent Secretary to the Academic
des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres, and was well known as a classic and historian.
Biographia del Cav. Prof. Ippolito Rosellini. Florence, 1843, p. 15.
xxiii
Introduction.
Champollion died on March 4th, 1832, and when his brother Disapearance
of
wished to take steps to publish the Dictionary he found that as of portions
"
a result of
funestes conseils des plus funestes passions," one MSS.
half of each copy of the Dictionnaire had been carried off, but
now very
it
rare,
and
his story
is
summarise
here.
missing.
He devoted
making
enquiries
m issing.
for
them among
champollion-
brother's friends, a
his family.
who became
suspicion
fact that a
in three
volumes quarto.
of age,
b
falls
Salvolini.
xxiv
Introduction.
to restore
them
audacity to join him in mourning the loss of them, and with tears
in his eyes he implored the man who had them to give them up.
And at that moment he was announcing the publication of them
nS "~
anlf o?ath
Verardi the
artist offers
Salvolini s
MSS. to
Lenormant.
Lenormant
recognises the
MSS. stolen
by Salvolini.
Still
In February, 1838, Salvolini died, aged 28. ChamPollion-Figeac tried to find out what papers he had left behind,
and was told that they had been claimed by a foreign messenger,
manuscripts.
and that they had been sent beyond the Alps. As a matter of
fact, they had never left Paris, where they remained forgotten
in some rooms.
When Salvolini died his relatives commissioned
an artist, Luigi Verardi, to wind up his affairs, and when this
gentleman examined the effects the manuscripts on which was
inscribed the name of Francois Salvolini seemed to be the most
vai uable parts of them. Verardi really believed that the manuscripts were the work of Salvolini, and wishing to do the best he
could for his friend's family, tried to sell them, but no one would
buy them. Finally, not knowing what else to do with the manuscripts, he wished to show them to Charles Lenormant, the friend
and fellow traveller of Champollion, and to take his advice on
the subject. At first Lenormant refused to look at them, but
after a tune, to oblige his friend Verardi, he agreed to do so.
As soon as Lenormant began to turn over the leaves of the bundles
o f manuscripts which bore on them Salvolini's name, he recognised
at once two of the works of Champollion, the loss of which had
been publicly deplored by Silvestre de Sacy at the meeting of
the Academie mentioned above. There was no longer any doubt
Salvolini
Introduction.
xxv
on the
title
sheet,
did not appear. His papers fill five volumes. See Catalogue
des Papyrus
gyptiens de la Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, No.
See also the two letters to M. C. Gazzera in Des
331, MS. 4to.
principales expressions qui servent a la Notation des Dates sur
Monuments de I'Ancienne tigypte. Paris, 1832-3. 8vo.
les
how he was
Grammaire Egyptienne. Having ChampoUionwritten out all his material, he had to decide how to arrange h/f brother's
the words. This was no easy matter, and finally he adopted MSS.
"
Memoire
the system which was foreshadowed in his brother's
At that
sur l'6criture Hieratique," and was printed in 1821.
time Champollion was endeavouring to classify and arrange the
Egyptian hieroglyphs, and found great difficulty in doing so.
He believed that the ancient Egyptians must have had some
system of arrangement for them, though he had no support for
this view, and no evidence on the subject was forthcoming from
native sources, and none from the works of classical writers.
particulars
from
his
brother's
"
methodical, or so to say, natural classi- Champollion's
Finally he adopted a
fication," that is, he grouped into sections the figures of men, ci^ifcation
human members,
animals, birds,
fish,
This
of hieroglyphs
e on the
Introduction.
XXVI
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xxvii
Introduction,
remote ancestors thousands of years earlier. ChampollionFigeac accepted his brother's arguments, and arranged the words
their
by
composed
system of The
Coptic
"
"
"
stair."
or
steps
the
in
bilingual Coptic
fol.
90
ff,
example
and Arabic MS. in
typical
of such a Scala
Brit.
Arab, juln
Doors
J)
(po=
of
Ibn Kabr. 2
It is
is
given
<
|
),
and
each gate
contains
several
Chapters "Scala."
the names of the Holy Spirit. The Second Chapter gives the
names of the world which is above, nKocJUtoc exc<L TIUJUM, and
and towers
and ranks,
rtejut
and the
stations of the
moon,
&
Fourth
mxjioitH
irre
The
'f jute-nog,.
mmrproc JUUUUL&I
it exists and its physical conthe
world
as
with
deals
Chapter
stitution and its Elements, niKocjmoc GT cyon HCJUL neq^nrcic
grades,
For a
full
description of the
MS.
restituta, p. 41.
Introduction.
xxvii
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<
XXX
Introduction.
arrangement
of the
"
Scala."
rejects
the Chinese
arrangement
of characters.
words
in
'
methode
"
He
of
Birch,
is brief, it
if
analogies
seems to
me
to be sufficient to
this scholar.
and consonantal
characters
He
discusses
Birch's plan
and
rejects it
is
to say,
to
know beforehand
all
that he
(i)
the labour of
searching
the vowel
(2)
sonant
K,
xxxi
Introduction.
preferable to
any other
is
it
...
suffrage.
This
is
T>-
and
-11
jje pleads
for Birch's
suffrage for
creatures
of
human
Finally, the whole before its parts, and these even in champolliona certain order of relative pre-eminence, which is regulated by Figeac
.....
describes his
Each hiero- nat ur al and
the customs or opinions of the world.
"
rational
glyphic character is followed by the groups of which it is the
emblems.
..
"
"
"
However
natural
and
rational
this
much
even after making due allowance for the imperfect knowledge of the interpretation of hieroglyphs which EgypAt all events Champollion's system was
tologists possessed in 1832.
not adopted by the Egyptologists of the day, though all admitted
his Dictionnaire to be a fine monument of research and learning.
on pp.
xxviii, xxix,
Egyptologists-
"
tion of his
details
in
of
manuscripts
was publishing as
the Grammaire figyptienne
Champollion- Figeac
fast as possible.
appeared in
which
Dictionnaire Egyptian in
Ibid., p. xxxii.
Birch finds
"
the
natural^
ste
1C
unpractical.
XXX11
Introduction.
his great
He had profound
all
He
finally
adopts a
phonetic
texts.
The Leyden
Papyri.
The Turin
Book of
the Dead.
Recension
scholar,
of
of
having persuaded
importance
of
collecting
despatched to
Egypt, was
the work, and
Egyptologists
The
so
was
throughout
Government
of
the
the
Prussian
the
in
inscriptions
fast-perishing
country in 1842 to carry out
that
able
the
to
place
world
the
at
his
great
inscriptions,
disposal
of
Corpus
of
"Denkmaler." "
(i)
other sources.
London, 1837-41.
tigyptiens du Musee d'Antiquites des Pays-Bas a Leide [Parts
and 2 contain facsimiles of Monuments and Papyri].
Leyden, 1841-2.
*
Denkmaler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien, 12 Bande, large folio, 1849-59.
1
Monuments
Introduction.
xxxiii
carried
Whilst making this study he was in frequent communication with Birch, who was greatly impressed with his clearEgyptien.
Hincks's
researcnes
was
at that time
in preparing a list of
Egyptian characters
for the first volume of Bunsen's "Aegyptens Stelle," and the
matter for the last three Sections in it, and, judging from Bunsen's
engaged
remark,
him very
the
told me,
Egyptian Dictionary,
and
arrange them alphabetically in boxes. The work of
publishing and reading new texts occupied him for several years,
but at length the large mass of material which he had collected
Therejustified him in considering the publication of his work.
Was
the
two
difficult
Dictionary to be
questions
upon arose the
to
Birch begins
Dictionary of
Hieroglyphics,
printed or lithographed
To
Who
print it
It might, of course, be lithoof Egyptian type in existence.
but
that
pre-supposed the writing out of the whole
graphed,
publication
This
in the first
his
in
"
und
Bunsen thanks his friends for their help (Vorrede, p. xxvi, Vol. I)
Theil
der
drei
ein
welchem
Britischen
am
Museum
Samuel Birch
grosser
(in
letzten Abschnitte des ersten Buches geschrieben ist), sagen wir Dank mit
2
freudigen Wiinschen."
Ein vollstandiges Worterbuch des Hieroglyphenschatzes, mit alien Mannigdes Textes der entscheidenden
faltigkeiten der Darstellung und mit Anfiihrung
Birch
Herr
von
Welt
die
erwarten, sobald seine amtlichen
Stellen, darf
gelehrte
dazu
ihm
die
Mussc
gewahren (Vol. I, p. 646).
Beschaftigungen
4
See his paper, An attempt to ascertain the number, names and powers of the
3
on the establishment
of the Hieroglyphic ancient Egyptian Alphabet, grounded
Transactions
characters
in
the
the
use
in
of the Royal
of phonetic
of a new principle
Irish Academy.
Dublin, 1847. 4to.
letters
Introduction.
XXXIV
An
English
edition of
Bunsen's
"
Aegyptens
"
Stelle
called
for.
fount of
hieroglyphic
type cast in
London.
men page of
When
have
it
took
nearly three years to pass the sheets through the press, even after
the greater number of the types were cast and ready for use.
"
The English translation of the fifth volume of
Egypt's Place
in Universal History
Bunsen's
work.
appeared
and the
Birch edits
the fifth
volume of
"
"
and
official
"
upon
which
are
to
be
the
of
not
and
certain
introduction
it,
portions
found in the German Edition." The first 122 pages were revised
by Bunsen, who was enabled to use the English translation of the
Turin Codex of the Book of the Dead which Birch had made and
placed in his hands.
work
That I
in the grammatical, lexicographic, and mythological part.
have been able to make out of the collection of Egyptian roots, printed in the
German edition, a complete hieroglyphical dictionary, is owing to him. To him
also belong the references to the monumental evidence for the signification of an
ticularly
xxxv
Introduction.
were to form parts of the fifth volume, were not completed when
Bunsen died on November 28th, 1860. The unfinished translation
of the comparative vocabularies was completed by Birch and
Dr. Rieu, Assistant Keeper of Oriental Manuscripts in the British The
Museum, who also inserted Bunsen's additions and corrections, vocabularies
'
Book
of the
Introduction,
fills
fills
Grammar and
Thus the
original
153 pages (pp. 589-741).
Chrestomathy
matter .supplied by him to the fifth volume fills 612 pages, or nearly
three-quarters of the whole volume. The number of entries on a
page of the Egyptian Dictionary averages eighteen, and the total
fill
volume.
4,500.
in his Preface,
"
is
phonetic
the
words
under
the
phonetic
being placed
arrangement,
It is important
of compilation.
at
the
time
of
the
signs
value[s]
in its
remember
this,
number
of interpreted words.
where
it is
found
is
"
I have, together with
Place," Vol. I, p. 503),
Mr. Birch, submitted to the test of accurate criticism all the hieroglyphical signs
hitherto collected and explained, and have classified each of them in its proper
1
Bunsen says
("
Egypt's
...
more complete exposition of the hieroglyphical signs, than has hitherto been
embodied in previous works, all of which are very expensive, and some very
viz.,
adopted by Champollion, in the early stages of the study of hieroglyphics
from
animals
the
human
or
of
astronomical
forms,
geographical objects
signs
:
The
201
D.
List
characters.
C.
PHONETICS,
MIXED CHARACTERS, 70
Birch's
C.
I,
153
characters
characters.
C 2
Introduction.
xxxvi
Contemporary mention of Hincks,
Egyptologists,
in
England,
The
principally due].
advantage of [Messrs. Longmans'] hieroglyphic type to the present
volume cannot be too highly appreciated, as it has rendered it
the advance of the study of Egyptology
is
opinion of his
Dictionary of that of
been a great labour to compile and print it, and the execution of
Other Egyptologists, indeed,
it has been a task of many years.
have attached vocabularies to their labours on particular inscriptions, but no dictionary on a large scale has as yet been attempted,
although the absolute want of one has been long felt." This
dated April isth, 1867. The publication of the first
Egyptian Dictionary arranged on phonetic, i.e., alphabetic,
principles, and printed in hieroglyphic type, was a great triumph
Preface
is
for English
Birch's
Egyptian
f or
of Birch's
falls
"flat."
^e beginner in
xxxvn
Introduction.
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xxxviii
Introduction.
of a large
number
of copies.
The natural
result
way
Bunsen's
fifth
tomb'of
Birch's
Hieroglyphics
in
used them for some years with great benefit. Moreover, the
volume of the English translation of Bunsen's work formed a
^h
Samuel Birch, LL.D." But who could possibly imagine from this
remark that Birch's contribution was 594 pages, i.e., nearly
three-quarters of the whole volume, or that his contribution
included an Egyptian Dictionary, the first ever published
last
Chrestomathy
"
Birch's
published in 1838 is useless to him, and that Birch's Egyptian Dietionary never appeared. The same is the case with Birch's transla-
Bk
the
^ on f tne
of the Dead, the first ever made and published,
of
Dead and which also appeared in the fifth volume of " Egypt's Place," and his
List of Hieroglyphic Characters which appeared in the first volume,
Hieroglyphics.
in the
is
xxxix
Introduction.
on the
coffin
generations of
Amamu.
lives
own books
Birch's greatest
his
name
in
Dictionary of Hieroglyphics
"
HIEROGLYPHISCH-DEMOTISCHES
WORTERBUCH."
The publication
of
Bunsen's Aegyptens
Stelle
in der
Welt-
Gymnasium
at Cologne,
to the demotic.
und
ihre
Monumente,
German
Oriental
Society (Bd. Ill, pp. 262-272), and in 1850 he received his Doctorate His editions of
from the University of Berlin for his Thesis De Natura et Indole demotic texts
and demotic texts. Brugsch did not confine his studies to demotic,
and between 1855 and 1865 he was engaged in drawing up a
1
1
3
September Qtb,
1894).
Berlin, 1851.
4to.
Inscriptio Rosettana Hieroglyphica.
Grammaire Demotique, contenant les Principes Generaux de la Langne
Berlin, 1855.
hieratisch
et
4to.
und demotisch,
iibersetzt
demotic,
Introduction.
xl
His mission to
Persia.
History of Ancient Egypt under its native kings, and in pubHe was attached to
lishing a series of geographical texts, etc.
the Mission to Persia of the Baron Minutoli in 1850-51, and served
2
for
priority
between
Brugsch and
Birch.
name appears
by the
publisher.
scholar naturally wished to be the first in the field with
his Egyptian Dictionary, so that he might claim the credit of
being the first to publish a really large collection of ancient Egyp-
Each
first
fl,
a,
Demotic
Dictionary.
the
exception
The
first
of
the
Introduction,
of
Brugsch
lithographed
is,
with
throughout.
volumes form the Dictionary proper and contain 1,707 pages, and the last three form the Supplement,
and contain 1,418 pages. The number of words treated in the
four
Dictionary proper
is
4,637,
Paris, 1859.
4to.
3
The
full title
reads
Hieroglyphisch-Demotisches
WMerbuch
enthaltend in
und Arabischer Sprache und Angabe ihrer VerwandWMern des Koptischen und der Semitische Idiome, 7
supplement.
Introduction.
xli
Brugsch dedicated
Manes
of
"
Das unter dem Namen eines Dictionnaire Egyptien vor fiinf und zwanzig
nach
dem Tode Champollion's veroffentliche Worterbuch konnte, und
Jahren
kann am allerwenigsten heut zu Tage, Anspruch auf diesen Namen machen.
Einleitung, p. III.
Champollion,
arran g ement
Brugsch's
Pinion (
Champollion
Egyptian
Dlctionar y-
Introduction.
xlii
Birch
contemplates
a second
edition of his
Dictionary of
Hieroglyphics.
Maspero's
edition oi
the Pyramid
Texts.
in his
new
of
edition as
many
as possible
words and forms from these very ancient texts, and he set
to work to read them and to extract from them additional matter
for his Dictionary.
He found his task more difficult than he
imagined it would be, for though he doubted the accuracy of
many of the readings of Maspero's text, he had no means in the
of the
"
"
squeezes
whereby to control
shape of photographs or paper
them. Moreover, he was seventy years of age and his health
was failing. But he struggled on gallantly and continued to write
was certain
he would live to see) until death overtook him on December 26th,
When his books and literary effects were being sold
1885.
manuscript
for the second
edition
unfinished.
the
new
ten
wasted.
shillings.
Thus
the
labour
of
twenty years
was
Introduction.
"
PIERRET'S
The
xliii
VOCABULAIRE HIEROGLYPHIQUE."
Dictionary of Hiero-
glyphics, and the expense of both that work and Brugsch's Worterbuch practically left the students of the ancient Egyptian
The
first
scholar
Pierrot's
columned pages.
It contains, in
royal
1877,
fol.
Brugsch's Dictionary cost 600 francs, and this was without the
Siipplement,
completed in 1882.
He
his
it
was
of
inclusion
Inclusion of
geographical names,
names in his Vocabulaire by pointing out what every one has
found who has tried to use the Dictionnaire Geographique, how
justifies
"
a given name in that
merveille d'erudition."
"
claims no special merit for his Vocabulaire, and says,
Mon
difficult it is to find
He
de fournir aux commensants un moyen d'aborder directement les textes, et a tous un manuel commode et pratique."
There is no doubt that he succeeded in his aim.
but
est
SlMEONE LEVl'S
"
His Supplement to
this
et
les
mots de
la
Langue,
les
Noms
Paris, 1875.
xliv
Introduction.
by one scholar
collected
at least
who was
dissatisfied
with the
was
Levi's
well
known
for the
very useful
Under the
he published in 1880.
Egyptian-
L /wwv
which
of Pa Uatch-ur en Metchut
of hieratic characters
list
title
e ->
Italian
/^l^
Dictionary.
^"IK^I^
A ~")^''
'
i-
Levi holds
Egyptian to
be a Semitic
language.
on
do
his part to
this, for
y.
after tch
and
~Y and
<=>
and
or
|,
^^>
T at the
after sh
rm, and kh
etc.
a -
(|a-M or|.
o
or
\\
ua
or
or
(x)
ur
His Egyptian-
Hebrew
r,l
alphabet.
sh =
2,T-
I x
o,
a?,
j(h
= n-
s=
|,
/i,
d =
= n, D-
k -
Uq-p.
piibblicalo
dopo
g -
z
a-
'
3.
i.
conferito
nell'
incorraggiamcnto
islruzione piibblica.
anno 1886
delta
Turin, 1887-1894.
correspondent
ginn!a
del
consiglio
superiore
della
xlv
Introduction.
HAGEMANS
The
"
LEXIQUE FRANqAis-HiEROGLYPHiQUE."
of published
contain a French-Egyptian Dictionary and Supplement, a hieroglyphic, hieratic-demotic alphabet, and a list of determinatives.
and
That he should
to the
life
also
without saying.
am
conscious that,
1883
British
the
Natural
History
Museum, Bloomsbury,
new
them
at
were
the
Staff,
allotted
to
in
Introduction.
xlvi
in
for
many
years, namely,
the compilation of a detailed description of the Egyptian hieroglyphic and hieratic funerary papyri. The English translation
of the Saite Recension of the
Book
The Theban
Recension of
the Book of
the Dead.
of the
Naville's
edition of the
Book of the
Dead.
difficult,
we found
Lieblein's little
Chapters and
Birch's
proposed
concordance
to the
funerary
papyri.
"
Index
passages in the
"3
help.
For the Egyptian text see Lepsius, Das Todtenbuch. Leipzig, 1842.
In the fifth volume of Egypt's Place in Universal History. London, 1867,
pp. 161-326.
5
Lieblein, J., Index Alphabetique de tous les Mots contends dans le Livre des
Marts public par R. Lepsius d'apres le Papyrus de Turin. Lithographed. Paris,
1875.
8vo.
Introduction.
of Hieroglyphics,"
publish (see p.
When
which he
xlvii
believed
fully
xlii).
new
edition of Birch's
"
"
Dictionary of Hieroglyphics
could never appear, and my friends advised me to go on collecting
"
"
Vocabulary
Egyptian words with the view of publishing a
"
abandon
soon found that the work of arranging them and of incorporating the dea 01
It was impossible concordance
the new ones consumed a vast amount of time.
1
work on the
scale
of
Nu
that
at length elsewhere, 1
and
it
is
is
and
it
is
See
The Papyrus
1,
p. xii.
London, 1898.
Introduction.
xlviii
Dead
of the
My
edition of
& T1
R
the
slon'of
Book
of
common
in the British
Museum
much
in
Kegan
Paul,
who undertook
that text
me
"
them
as a
has been
much approved
and as
of in England,
"
it
The
and
an Egyptian Hieroglyphic
in
view
began to
The collection
of material
generally.
Dictionary.
doubtful readings.
Birch,
first
laid
collect
Dictionary,
From
verified,
much
material,
and from
and unpublished,
my own
obtained a
As Brugsch died in 1894, all hope of a new edition of his Wcrterbuch had
abandoned. His private copy of this work was purchased by the British
Museum, and is now in the Library of the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian
It is interleaved and in several volumes, and the extensive notes
Antiquities.
and additions in his own handwriting suggest that he contemplated the issue of
1
to be
a new
edition.
xlix
Introduction.
The
Revisions
c
numbered
nearly 28,500.
The question
of publication
then arose.
&
Co.,
Dictionary
University
showed
and
him the
manuscript
of
Difficulty of
finding a
the
made
Further
as final.
my
decided that
manuscript
printed
it
was unwise
by lithography,
by lithography
to attempt to reproduce
because works of reference
and
difficult
in
Introduction.
to
use,
and
the
lacked
skill
of
Brugsch
in
writing
the
transfers.
Soon
friend offers
to defray the
cost of
printing the
Dictionary.
after
tunity of placing
man who
has been
oppor-
gentlein
the
interested
ancient
intensely
East, and has proved himself to be a
who
to remain
anonymous, gave
a sympathetic hearing, and a few days later wrote and offered
to defray the cost of printing the Dictionary in Vienna.
With
me
my
had
it
been in Vienna
it
my
possession of
it
begun in
of the book,
England.
began.
The printing
of the
Dictionary
Contents
of this
Dictionary.
of
Introduction.
Iigyptien,"
"
Lepsius'
3
Book
li
of Kings," 2
and Brugsch's
"
Geo-
And
there
have
much
is
the names of
beings that
Dictionary
Egyptian
the gods and goddesses, and other mythological
have been able to collect, and thus the total number
all
Pierret's instinct,
"
glyphique
names
of
439 entries, which give the names of all the known kings, from
Mena, the first king of all Egypt, to the Roman Emperor Decius.
It includes all their principal Ka and Nebti names, and their
names and titles as the Horus of Gold, the King of the South and
North, and the Son of Ra. It illustrates at a glance the development of the use of these names and titles, which in many cases
resemble the
"
strong
names
"
by the kings
de L. J. J. Dubois.
Avec go planches en couleur. Paris, 1823-25.
8
Konigsbuch der alien Aegypter. Berlin, 1858. Fol.
3
Dictionnaire
Supplement.
4
E.
Geographique
Leipzig, 1879-80.
Brugsch-Bey
et
de
I'Ancienne
Egypte.
4to.
Leipzig,
1877.
Fol.
Fol.
la Lisle
names of
Pharaohs with
the
transliterations,
the
rf
Hi
Introduction.
Dahomey.
names
included.
names
available
for
handy
reference
list
of geographical
so obvious that
is
no
needed
for devoting
1857-60,
contain a vast
amount
of information,
modern Egyptologists.
Geography of
Egypt, Syria
and
Palestine.
Europa
nach
Altagyptischen
it
authoritatively in dealing
Tall
al-'Amarnah
Tablets.
historical
inscriptions of the
flourished between
always
remain
unknown because
their
conquerors,
whether
Introduction.
The
Indexes.
of
liii
last
section
of
this
all
Egyptian Dictionary.
and
it
Ra
thus
In
many
it
or
The Index of
the prenomen
Kings' names.
7-\i
O esa J
I,
be found both under Ra-men-Maat and Men-MaatThe Hebrew and Greek forms of Egyptian royal names,
of Seti
Ra.
I,
will
Greek
in the
writers,
in
the
Hebrew
Bible,
in
Geographical
list
is
' '
alphabetical,
like
words
Index of
Semitkwords.
arranged in the
that followed by Birch in his
are
' '
' '
' '
in
6
Sweden, Schiaparelli in
See the
"
Italy,
Maspero
1875.
4
5
6
7
and Moret
Buck
by
L.
conservirt in der
Upsala, 1882.
in
Stem
Uni-
Paris,
8vo.
Fol.
d 3
liv
Introduction.
by
Griffith,
Transliteration.
were
scribes
tian
themselves
inconsistent
in
their
spellings.
my
certain,
is
is
down
as translations of rare
and
The meanings as to the probable meanings. This is especially the case with
many words certain words in the Pyramid Texts. The meaning of some of
of
them
far
may
be con-
of the
Order of the
letters.
ig
fl|
|]
JjcSS
*
,
D,
<=>,
[1,
es.,
J,
~^,
-*3
s=a,
o,
|,
(JA
|,
^,
<*,
Catalogue of the Demotic Papyri in the John Rylands Library, Vol. III.
Manchester, 1909.
'
The Demotic Magical Papyrus of London and Leiden, Vol. III. London,
1909.
*
Vocabulary
to the
London, 1898.
Iv
Introduction.
Birch,
fl'
'
Ik'
-*'
s=>,
ci,
on,
TtTtT,
V)'
as follows:
T,
'^,
\\,
^ or
C3n,
Q,
o,
^^^6,
zi,
^,-wwvA,
^'^' ^*' U)
O,<c=>,^a,,
derived
in
is
'
l'i
m,
^i-^,
|,
^^*,
\\,()(|,
^^,
is Stern,
<=>
ffl,
"^v,
_TP\S'
or _2^, ra
-2^,
ti,
j^,
Qd
|]
a,
DllQ^C.
$,
Jli
from demotic
branch of Egyptology
ffl
].
J,
or
D>
%*'
Among
are
ffi,
^=^,
J'
rD-
|,
(|,
a,
J,
^'
V\, ^=,
J,
e>
^'
~"Y
c=^3,
A,
XN>
texts.
As
rudimentary
my
have
many which
knowledge of
this
no longer tenable.
About the correctness of the meanings of many demotic words
given by them there can be no doubt, for the equivalents of a
great number of them, and their counterparts in form, are to
"
"
be found even in the existing Coptic
Scalae
and in the printed
Vocabularies
of
and Dictionaries
Peyron, Tattam and
Coptic
this
is
Par they.
The
references
editions of
them
unsatisfactory.
the fate of all
nobody.
to
original
documents
and
to
published
in respect of
number,
there were to
made
first
of
references, and
from
six
to
twelve
the slips that contained only
references were
few.
To
these
was
all
print
manifestly impossible, for the
very
references would have occupied far more space than the EgypIt seemed at first that each
tian words and their meanings.
a
word ought to be followed by
reference, but even so the
all
References to
publications,
Introduction.
Ivi
must be cut
out,
tions admitted.
and
and only a limited number to recent publicaFurther, it was clear that the names of authors
and Proceedings
tische Zeitschrift,
abbreviated form.
list
Coptic forms
of Egyptian
words.
entry
is
Dictionary, but have satisfied myself that they bear the meaning
which the Egyptian words have in passages in the Coptic versions
of the Bible,
Mr. Cram's
Coptic
Dictionary.
and
Had
Crum
would probably
The Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic and other
quoted
in this Dictionary
And
and
Palestine
by
scribes
who
either
show
their erudition.
When the Great War broke out in 1914 Mr. Crum was in Vienna, and had
enormous mass of material with him. He succeeded in leaving the city, but
his manuscripts remained there for a considerable time afterwards, and his work
has been hampered in consequence, and the publication of his Coptic Dictionary
1
his
Ivii
Introduction.
In the transliterations of the Egyptian words in this Dietionary, I have followed the order of the letters of the Egyptian
but
words,
Thus
aaam
'
a plant,
t^^I>
Q"|S^.
Difficulties of
is
it
in the
word
suggest that
wwv*
'
"
-^0_yOu^
en
f^
>
'
the
word Nenui[t]
in the
Again
tav-
rv
-f-
analogies in Coptic
simply am, nevertheless
word
the
The
in this word.
we should read
its
we have
nu
O,
four
i.e.,
or
n sounds
that
make
Egyptian words
In
transliterations of
many
easy to remember.
^&, or
5
A
f^
5
A
&,
ri
Addition of
the letter
e'
is
A A
that
in this
suggests
I
,<&.cie
submerge," the Coptic equivalent
word at least the vowel sound was that of some kind of
/vww\
And
in
netchem
pa
>
or
a.
pa
the
jfl' "sweet," "pleasant,"
first
and there
In
transliterating
JJL
of
Introduction.
Iviii
(Deut.
i,
TS&oq
e
TOOTK
and
it
JUL,
this
for
we have
TeTHonruxyq
HiteKpAxnTpe (ibid. 20),
(ibid.
15),
4,
(ibid.
(ibid. 23),
Jiinp
41),
And
the latter.
probably
e,
an a
was the case with
letters, either
42),
4/reTitoiruxyfi
(ibid.},
A.TTIW
JU.K rteTit
nr
,xXo
nrto-rre
(ibid.),
nv TJUU p uto&cy (ibid. 25, 19), &tt otoupx (Acts 5, 23), nrti/r
n xnci-re (Acts 10, 3), etc. From these examples we see that lines
were written over the
and
x,
and that
in certain positions in
rt,
n, p, c,
T,
K, v, q, cy,
&
Separate
words.
me
seems to
the
e.g.,
name
of the
PTH.
god
j(efl
Now,
that vowel
Egyptian
abbreviations
of words
names.
it is
and
must be or where
it is to be placed.
In the case of
or
the
name
4>0o, supply the
4>(9a,
spelt
vowel, and suggest that the Egyptians pronounced it something
"
like
Ptah." Or, take the name of the god Horus, which the
p^
the Greeks,
who
Egyptians wrote
HER
f,^^. ^1-
^>
^=> $
an(* I
^^'
Hebrew
(Tin),
missing vowel
is o,
Vowels placed to
of
words
Hur," or
is
is
is
we ought
really
to read
This same
in this
scholar thinks that another example of the use of the
=fi=
9=
way is found in = %>fl or ^^efl, variants of =^=, D
oDJTU
^DU
dO~", A^D
and
"ffl.
oDU
of
the word
is
clearly included
lix
Introduction.
the vowel
o,
and
this
is
quoted above.
forms of
proved by the
or e in the
has seemed to
It
me
two
first
for several
years past that the vowel signs which we find in many Egyptian Vowels as
words were intended not to be read necessarily as parts of the indications
...
of
the meanings
of words or
vei"bal forms,
many
is
bearing
awaited.
eagerly
The system
Dictionary
and some
is
of
transliteration
a modification of that
^gg
letters of the
volume
The following
life.
and by Brugsch
is
until the
in the
ra
\\
its
first
itself.
facts
important
appearance
to
or
m
f]
u ua (w)
>
a.
Vowels and
a.
f]
>
half- vowels
& (N).
CO-
(y).
\\
i.
I,
(.).
u, o.
Introduction.
1Y
A
1
c.
Consonants
Jb,v
(l )
Introduction.
Dr.
In 1894
Ixi
modifications of
ffi
}'
g
t
P-T
w
ra
In 1911 he
made
tische
\\
p. 20)
Alphabet
1911.
lory.
ft
Hlh = n-
<=>r=-^andS-
o'=y.
=
d =
\\
= y
A k =
p.
~"
t2-
")=-d.
yodh).
(little
From
fcj.
|^"C
these
we
Erman
as
two
sibilants
(j,
I,
and
and
and regards
value to
'
>
that
R;
\\
he gives y as an alternative
as a "little yodh,"
as the transliterations of
~^,
and
(j
respectively.
It is also to
and
d,
be specially cut for the compositor's use. There are many objections that might be urged against this system of transliteration, but
It is sufficient to
the innovations in it are not worth discussion.
say that when the actual mistakes in the older system that was used
by Birch, Lepsius, Brugsch and others are eliminated it remains,
The modiin my opinion, the best that has yet been proposed.
which
fications
have made
in
it
to be
book
Introduction.
Ixii
break
for
off
the
in
a for
process of printing
D,
for
are familiar
rejected
them,
to
and
for
es*
have retained a
three of these,
a,
h and
t,
I have
every student of Oriental languages.
and
and letters with lines or a semi-circle under
'
h,
i.e., h,
and
but
and
d,
t,
with an accent
have eschewed
(s),
Maspero on
Egyptian
phonetics.
a V Etude de la Phonetique
examples illustrating the
%,
from
his conclusions
by A, the
*g\
_CESS
clear that
it is
A will not
represent
-irSs
and
(]
And
D.
all
which the human mouth can give to that letter 1 and this is also
the case with
a.
and
According to him the primitive phonetic
j
fl
and
"
which borders on
for
in
(j
"
A moyen
like
an A, or an open
fi
MontpA.rnasse
un
">\
is
y =
"
varies de la langue
posterieure ne s'etaient pas produits encore, et qu'il n'y avait
les
phonemes
sous chacun d'eux, ainsi que sous chacun des signes reconnus
les
savants
J,
a,
*^,
^=^,
rn>
etc.,
unique."
it
has seemed to
me
"
Si
le
signe
les signes
pas
la
Ij,
j^,
il
entendu,
<g\
^^
>
n'y a
Bien
Comme
il
chaque modification
de forme dans la bouche humaine produit une voyelle ou une nuance de voyelle
aussi
differente, le nombre des voyelles et de leurs nuances est tres considerable
les signes que nous appelons signes-voyelles communement A, E, I, etc., repr6sentent en r^alite" des groupes de nuances vocaliques differant tres legerement
1'une de 1'autre et Ton considerera les signes qui representent chacun d'eux,
;
(],
^^,
en Egyptien
comme
"
(p.
119).
Introduction.
The
sign
equivalent both to
literate
A
and
and
i,
The
always by w.
it
u throughout
transliterated
is
Ixiii
think
it is
>
would appear
the sign A
is
or -
When
not evident.
the
cription of
name
as regards
but
of a locality in
end
of
an Egyptian trans-
Palestine or Syria
rv
r-^
may
4^
by m'.
the n w,as
like the
it
*?
g,
and
*-=*
by
>,
and
we
,ejixc
a^ejULc,
,pe
an d o
and
&HI&I and
gn.
kha respectively.
by
it
and
signs
in Coptic
jy&
probably pronounced
The
4bv>
otherwise
clear,
or The
sign
one of the
In this book
represent ma.
And
in
in African languages,
sounded
That
difficulty.
J
is
-%^[,
was to be pronounced
the 1\
in
sign
a mistake to trans-
correct transliteration of
r Ibc
is a matter of
Ib^ D
_B^
-B*^
was sounded in some way different from t\
^?>
.r?^
no doubt The
is
it
>pe, g/JU-rS
o-=> and
,.
&
<
two
Hommel
In 1892, Professor
sibilants
and
The
sibilants
fl,
fact
is
beyond
and
There
s.
M indiscriminately
is
no doubt that
different
sound from
must sometimes
for
we
|l
1
Introduction a
I'
Etude de
la
Phonetique Egyptienne, p. 46
ff.
find the
Ixiv
Introduction.
word
for "jackal
"
written
"^ J "^
animal
for the
thus
-^rarely
'
is
fl
fl
or
J "^
"
But we
zetbh INT.
J '^
sa b or
sb,
also
and, as several
is
under ^
in the Coptic
sound of
in that of
"
must
is
fl
have happened long before the Christian Era began, for the Copts
And the Egyptian transcriptions of
represent both signs by c.
and
=D
and
fl
ttj.
and
fl
ttf.
German Egyptologists
and
repre-
and
by /, but in
this Dictionary I have followed the example of Birch and Brugsch
and Maspero, and regarded them as having practically one and the
same sound. Nevertheless, remembering the large number of
and P and with the view of
words that begin with the signs
the
distinguish
by
fl
simplifying the task of the searcher who may use this Dictionary,
in one section,
I have printed all the words beginning with
and
all
fl
n_
By
and |=t.
s=a =
th.
and a
letter
case of c^s
by
q,
by
t,
and by using
it
.(/)
The
th for
signs c, and
s=s the Greek
In the
are eliminated.
;r
often represents the Hebrew "T, e.g., in
dynasty
""J\
Heb. BTTj?, and (1(1
^, ]T\1, but other names show
that T
is
fl
represented in Egyptian by
Heb. ptoOT.
At a
later period
c=3
is
|,
t,
e.g.,
transliterated
\v
(j
jjj
by
to,
e.g.,
In one Coptic word, KA.cy, "reed," the K represents Z5, for the hiero*ft
V
see Erman, Aegyptisches Glossar, p. 139,
vX
glyphic form is
1
Q \\oa3N
_o!Si.
and Maspero,
Introduction, p. 39.
Ixv
Introduction.
in the
name
and
r]
as
Jj
which
Greek
in
Aramean
the
is
T,
as
M
1
period, when
scribes wrote
in
KXeoTraT-pa
"\\
fT^S*
Greek
the
fl
yj^ft
A,
-Jf)
v
In
c^> \\ ^
<r~
_CC-S- \J
:=
-^ = d Or)
~^>
the
Coptic
&
of
<
c^
period
}
is
Aramean
the
Abydos,
In
ttiiN-
-=^>
Aio?
transcription of which
c^^^N,
name
the
of
the
represents
A,
in
transcription
and
A did
It is possible
one time
exist at
which
^~~\
under
K^.
t!^
rr\S>
\\
'
t'
or
d with a
d.
it,
in
>
"^-
But there
T,
is
AA/WV\
t\
e.g.,
\\
,j
it
=
=ts
line tch.
names
^
1. P
'
and
may
be
Dictionary
alleged
Egyptian to
that would throw light on the relationship of the ancient Egyp- the Semitic
tian language to the Semitic languages and to the languages of
North Eastern
Africa.
Though the
subject
is
one of considerable
it
that the ancient Egyptian language had close affinity with the Benfey's
Semitic family of languages, but then he also said that the Semites
belonged to a great group of peoples which not only included the
1
et
il
est k
-^
Pinion -
Ixvi
Introdiiction.
1
Egyptians, but all the peoples of Africa, which is
absurd. Although his excursions into Coptic had
results so far as his reputation was concerned, his view
was a close affinity between the Egyptian and Semitic
obviously
disastrous
that there
languages
found acceptance with many scholars, among them being E. de
Roug, Ebers and Brugsch, all of whom were Egyptologists.
was that
"
view
the
Brugsch on
the Semitic
origin of the
Egyptian
language.
opinion.
all,
it
separated
from
itself
its
Asiatic sisters
contributed
1
to
the
Zeitschrift
der
Deutschen
Morgenliindischen
zum
Semitischen
weissagen, dass die Sprachforschung eines Tages erstaunt sein wird iiber das
enge Band der Verwandtschaft, welches die agyptische Sprache mit ihren
semitischen Schwestern zusammenkniipft, und iiber die mir jetzt schon feststehende Thatsache, dass alle cine gemeinsame Mutter haben, deren Ursitze an den
Ufern des Euphrat und Tigris zu suchen ist." Worterbuch, Bd. I, p. ix.
1
Es bestcht eine alte verwandtschaft zwischen der agyptischen, welche dem
hamitischen stamme angehort, und den semitischen sprachen, wie sich unverkennbar noch in der pronominalbildung und in manchen gemeinsamen
wurzeln zeigt
friih
getrennt zu haben
Grammatik,
p. 4.
Introduction.
1
Gesellschaft
manner
Ixvii
iSga.
Brugsch
opinion.
very
included
oldest
among
form of
Texts,
is
own way.
and went
ago,
its
Germanic languages. 2
Wright thought that the connection
between the Semitic and the Egyptian languages was closer than
that which can be said to exist between the Semitic and the
Indo-European. But he called attention to the fact that the
majority of Egyptian roots are monosyllabic in form, and that Monosyllabic
they do not exhibit Semitic triliterality. He was prepared to
Egyptian
Das
p.
93
"
affinities
"
might perhaps
XLVI),
ff.
Es scheint sehr
Aegypter eigentlich in
Forschung den altesten
Formenbau des Aegyptischen, wie er in den Pyramidentexten vorliegt, erschliesst, desto iiberraschender tritt Aehnlichkeit mit dem Semitischen zu Tage.
Durch die Vermischung der einwandernden Semiten mit den alteren,
anderssprachigen Bewohnem des Niltals und durch die friihe Bliite ihrer Kultur
Kreis
diesen
hineinzubeziehen
sind.
Je
mehr
die
sei
Umstanden
so weit
von den
anderen
germanischen
Sprachen
entfernt hat.
Berlin,
P- 3-
e 2
1908,
roots.
Introduction.
Ixviii
Now
Egyptian
e
ln"AfrTc a
language.
is still
impossible to
me
to believe that
Egyptian
is
a Semitic
language fundamentally. There is, it is true, much in the Pyramid Texts that recalls points and details of Semitic Grammar,
but after deducting all the triliteral roots, there still remains a
very large number of words that are not Semitic, and were never
invented by a Semitic people. These words are monosyllabic,
Sr
Valley.
Borrowings
pToTo-Sernitic.
whole length of the Valley of the Nile lay then, as now, open to
peoples who dwelt to the west and east of it, and there must
always have been a mingling of immigrants with its aboriginal
last borrowed many words from the new"
"
from
the
comers, especially
proto-Semitic
peoples from the
country now called Arabia, and from the dwellers in the lands
between the Nile and the Red Sea and Indian Ocean, but they
continued to use their native words to express their own primitive
inhabitants.
These
especially in respect
ideas,
Words
like
tef
"father," sa
3.-
df
dakh
"hand,"
A
fetes
*^* "spirit,"
"bone,"
"^
_/j
beliefs
and ceremonies.
"head," db
tep
"
"heart,"
"soul,"
"^[1 "self," ka (J double," ba
and scores of others that are used from the
Addition of
of religious
Grammar
Ixix
Introduction.
reader,
and convey
to his
writer intended to
show that the people who invented the words quoted above
"
"
"
two
one
counted by fives, for they have words for
_j|
Borrowing
A,
Q
"three"
next number
is
=^3
<
"ten"
"^
"four"
When
and "five"
and
"
nine
"
1 '
D
(1
^^l',",
3Dtt5,
"
six
"eight"
"
Heb. Borrowing
~N~W
Illl
of
the pronouns
&
e sign
borrowed
and
Heb.
0^''',
Mil
their
Heb.ttW, "seven"
and
e=>^,
_n&
"
is
live.
Thus
common
the
word
"
Egyptian
ffi
shaft
cy-i-crr,
The
f\(tf--
Survivals in
Amharic.
4f>
4>
*^,
khefti
'
JlC>s (jj
As none
or v&
"
(?)
f\(fr:
"
man,"
man
(]\,^
"
person,"
may
and with
be com-
"
woman," person."
who lived on each
has been preserved, we have no means
or
whether
it
possess,
now spoken
in the
me
that they contain much that is useful for the study of the language of the hieroglyphs. The ancient Egyptians were Africans,
Value of
stidlmT
dialects for
Ixx
Introduction.
From
in his work.
large
number
of facts of
ETC.
Lists of
Hieroglyphic
signs
by
Champollion,
Birch, E. de
Rouge and
Brugsch.
it
Grammar
Munich, 1845
and
Munich,
1841.
2
3
1
This
Lisle
list
der
their
Hamburg, 1911
Hieroglyphischen
Brixen, 1866.
Berlin, 1912
Language and Folklore.
The Nuer Language. Berlin, 1912.
Schriftgiesserei.
Die
Berlin, 1875.
Introduction.
of
Chrestomathie
his
figyptienne,
A much
Paris,
fuller
Ixxi
1867.
This
contained
List
by Rossi
Gram-
of
of Hieroglyphs
is
that given
by Erman
&
Sons, but
Tetter ode,
signs),
have also given in the Introduction reproductions by photography of the Egyptian Alphabet as formulated by Young,
I
Aegyptische Lesestucke.
Raccolta dei Segni leratici Egizi nelle diverse epoche con i corrispondenti
Geroglifici ed i loro differenti valori fonetici, Turin, 1880 (contains 675 signs).
4
Hieratische Paldographie.
Die Aegyptische Buchschrift in ihrer Eni3
wickelung von der Fiinften Dynastie bis zur Romischen Kaiserzeit. Part
Part II, Leipzig, 1909 (contains 713 signs)
1909 (contains 719 signs)
;
I,
;
Leipzig,
Part III,
e 4
Lists of
nieratic signs.
Introduction.
Ixxii
Egyptological
works.
and Birch's Dictionary of HieroThese works are not to be found in every public, still
glyphics.
less private, library, and I believe that many a reader will examine
and study them, if only from the point of view of the bibliographer.
The indexes to the Coptic and to the non-Egyptian words
and geographical names which are at the end of the book will show
pollion's Dictionnaire figyptien,
that a considerable
Semitic
alphabets.
number
of Coptic,
and
to reduce misprints to a
texts in the course of my
effort
minimum.
not to
attention to be distracted,
of scribes
many
that every one who undertakes a long and very tedious work
like the making of an Egyptian Dictionary, must be guilty of
the perpetration of mistakes, blunders, and errors in his copying,
however careful he may be. In my work there will be found incon-
misunderstandings, and misprints, and probably downright misstatements, and as Maspero said in his edition of the
"
C'est
Pyramid Texts, je le regrette sans m'en etonner.
sistencies,
une infirmit6 de
parti,
I
comme
la
de bien d'autres."
be useful to the
Introduction.
and
hope and
Ixxiii
help,
belief
many
known only
as an English gentleman
who
Dictionary
possible.
interested in everything that concerns the history, religion, language and literature
of ancient Egypt, and in the language and literature of the Copts,
to say, of the Egyptians who embraced Christianity.
He
also deeply interested in the exploration of Western Asia,
that
is
is
is
and has
liberally
my anonymous
many thanks
am
Great
rise in
wages and
production
of th is
.
indebted
and
She has also read for and with me the proofs and revises
proofs.
of every sheet of the book, and its completion is due largely to
her help and encouragement.
and incorporation
of slips,
To Mr. Edgar
Sons,
am
he has taken
the
deepest
interest
everything
in
the
printing of
he could, both
the
officially
Ixxiv
Introduction.
Egyptian
type.
spared no trouble in reproducing my manuscript, and whenever necessary he cast great quantities of new type to enable
the composing to continue, and so avoided delay during the
distribution of the type of worked-off sheets.
At the present
time his fount of Egyptian type is the largest and most compre-
hensive and complete in the world. At my request he has prepared a list of his Egyptian Hieroglyphic types which will be
On
&
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4to.
LIST
when employed
I.
MEN
Number.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Hieroglyph.
Determinative or Ideograph.
inertness,
inactivity,
inanition,
exhaustion.
As an
3-4
5,6
hai
fD ^.Hfj. hi'\\^\\-
deprecate, propitiate.
tua
f\ _^, aau
pray,
worship,
adore,
entreat,
praise.
hen
qa A \^
J^
haa
high, lofty
exult,
make merry.
9
10,
call,
1 1
beckon.
see No.
12
7.
13
H
17, 18
an
run.
ab qj
XCV111
Number.
19,
Signification as*
Determinative or Ideograph.
Phonetic Value.
Hieroglyph.
20
kes
21
out, micturate,
22, 23
pour
24
make
be
friends,
in
heter
someone,
penq
league with
be on
25
hide, to conceal,
26
dwarf,
27,28
image,
29
30
amen
^.
(j
pygmy, teng
statue,
figure,
tut
mummy,
transformed
body, saku
a custom.
~^ J \
'
\\>
dead
to stablish
eternity.
ur
ser
prince.
"
3i
old,
aged,
dau
senior
semsu
32
33
34
shepherd
35
(?)
(?)
hunter
(?)
n<=><
perform a ceremony
36
to
37
shepherd.
38
the
a/&z'-priest
I)
(?)
1)1].
39,40
strong, strength.
42
harper,
ment.
play
a musical
instru-
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
43
44,45
make an
present,
mm
46
offering,
,47
sow grain
48
in
49
to use a throw-net
hunting.
skipping.
khus
50
build.
work a boring
5i
52
fa
carry, bear
"
57.58
qes
\ A,
governor.
statue of king.
64-65
66,67,68
69,
70
7i
72
child, infancy.
73,
f4
sky,
lapis lazuli.
63
62,
the
restrain, bind.
= keg
59
drill.
on shoulders.
= khesteb C^^J^l
56
(?),
out
stretch
suspend,
54-55
tool
build.
qet
53
60, 6
xcix
ati
I)
1]
I)
king, prince.
sit.
A
Number.
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
amen
hide, conceal,
103
104
ci
uab
Si.
priest.
105, 106,
libation.
107
08
109
IIO, III
12
carry a load,
support, /a
var. of 2 (?)
#/<?/
<
^.
g,
bear,
H3
II4.H5.
the blessed or holy dead.
116
117, 118
119
1
20
|.
121
122
123
the
sceptre.
king
wearing
the White
the whip
the
king
f.
wearing
126
the
Red
the whip
f.
the sceptre f
Cll
Number.
Hieroglyph.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
the
127
128
White and
129
130. 13
the
sit
132, 133
134, 135
sheps
sainted dead.
136,137.
swim.
138, 139
140
lie,
kher
141
fall,
recline.
defeat, slaughter.
sickness, vomit.
142
reap.
II.
WOMEN.
woman,
sa-t,
ist
and 2nd
pers.
sing.
2, 3-
a-
4, 5.
6,7,
8
woman
beating
tambourine
ari
\\
of,
belong-
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
cm
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
13. 14,
15
16
parturient
18,
ffi
mena
nurse,
19
woman, give
child,
A.
birth to,
dandle, rear a
-www,
renn
2,
(Osiris)
written
usually
Pth (Ptah).
Ptah-Tanen.
4, 5
Ptah-Seker-Asar.
Menu
Amen (Ammon).
Amen
10
Amen
holding Maat
1 1
Amen
12
Amen
(Min,
Khem Amsu
holding
khepesh
^^ ^
the
).
\.
scimitar
^.
"j.
4.
15. l6
19
8,
the Sun-god.
CIV
Number.
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
cv
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
55
the sunrise.
56
Isis,
57-58
Net
(Neith).
59> 60,
61,62
63
64
65,66
67
68
69,70,71
many
goddesses.
72,73
Pylons.
74
75
IV.
tchatcha
first,
hair of
3- 4, 5-
lack,
men and
want,
animals, bald,
lacuna in manu-
scripts, colour,
6
7
complexion.
J
ar
p.
an
CV1
Number.
A
Number.
cvn
CV111
Number.
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
come out, go
IO2
103
gehes
uar
out,
go back, return
IO4
105
stablish, falsehood,
gerg
Jk, a.
O6
unem
107
1
cix
08, 109
eat,
devour.
11
tcheb
a<$
"j\,
110,111,
Compounds are
Ma, teb 4,
-jp>,
khab*^=>.
Q,
(?,
limb, flesh.
12
V.
ANIMALS.
I,
horse.
ka
3,4
bull,
Apis
cow.
cow charging.
cow
<z=*
ox,
ah
\.
lying
down
or
bound
for
sacrifice.
cow
IO
1 1
calf.
12
13
14
calving.
young ram,
calf.
thirst.
au
kudu, ram, soul, the god
Khnum.
ex
Number.
A
Number.
cxi
cxn
VI.
A
Number.
cxin
CX1V
VII.
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
26, 27
khu
28
29
30
cxv
Horus-Sept.
/WWVA
ner ._>,
31
-i
vulture, the
m|_u_|t
year.
32
goddess Mut.
33
34
the
goddesses
Nekhebit
and
^? ".
35
36,37
38
mm
.\
39- 40,
41,42,
43
mer
44
45
before,
em
bah.
46
V\
-invb
mer
<Sv>,
met
Jrx*.
47
tekhg
48
aakh 0\^
49
find, discover.
50
catch
fish.
CXV1
Number.
A
Number.
cxvn
CXV1I1
Number.
Hieroglyph.
Shu
11,12
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
truth,
feather,
H
15, 16
two
Maati, the
Truth.
PP
^ c
maat
tegrity,
13
uprightness,
in-
goddesses of
claw of
JL, JL
bird, talon
>7
18
women, goddesses,
son
(?)
cities
IX.
AMPHIBIA (REPTILES).
2
I,
river turtle,
multitude.
4
crocodile, wrath, rage.
5-6
4*.
Sebek
king,
10
1
<^=*
a Crocodile-god.
Ati \*\\.
k[a]m
frog,
the
Frog-goddess,
Heqit
l^M12
tadpole,
the
.number
100,000,
k*fe*\^>
'3-H-I5
16
17- 18
'9
goddess.
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
cxix
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
2O
goddess,
21
shrine of goddess, a
sis.
worm.
22, 23
the loathly
24
tch
25
Worm Aapep
serpent.
26
compound
27
and
of t\-=metch
28
eternity, tchet.
29
compound
30
snail
(?),
"ten,"
tch.
of
slug
tch
and
\ h.
(?)
3i
32
come
33
to
34
go
35
serpent.
3 6 37
in,
out,
per
a^-^-^or
spitting serpent.
38
serpent's head.
39
goddess.
40
SB)
collect,
cxx
X.
PISH.
Number.
I,
Hieroglyph.
an
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
fish.
mount
fish, rise,
3-4
fighting
fish.
mount
6,7
rise,
8,9
swim, shining, an
up.
10
II, 12,
ftytf,
a deadly
fish (?)
13
dead body.
/WWW
nar
'5
16
17
latus fish
18
".
fish.
(?)
XI.
INSECTS.
i,
bee,
honey; hornet
(?)
king of
the North.
3
Nesu
4
king of the
the
Bat.
beetle
flying
scarabaeus
F
Klieper
'
kheprer <=>,
sacer
I
become,
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
cxxi
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
flying, the
solar disk of
winged
Her-Behutet.
6,7
alighting.
insect found in
fly,
10
grasshopper.
11,12
mummies.
a/*Z?.
breathe
scorpion,
the goddess
'3
14
XII.
2,
4-
5,6
f f-f
tree.
palm
IO,
khet
12
'3-
Li
tree.
tree,
wood.
cutting wood.
growing grain
14
plant.
flourish,
reign.
15, 16
time.
'7
flourish,
18
long time.
renp"**.
A 4
cxxn
Number.
A
Number.
cxxin
CXX1V
Number.
Hieroglyph.
95-96,97
b.J,
1--.H-J
sweet, pleasant.
99
98,
Determinative or Ideograph.
granary.
91,92^
93- 94.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
flower.
TOO, IOI
IO2
fig-
tcher
103, 104
105, 106,
107
Wv
08, 109,
'HVTTP
vineyard, pergola.
union
10
of
Upper
Lower
and
Egypt.
XIII.
ceiling,
what
is
the night sky with a star hanging like a lamp from it, dark-
2. 3.
ness, night.
rain or
4
^/
tfV
dew
falling
fflf
sparkle, shine,
0,
8,9
sun, the
coruscate, light-
Sun-god Ra
=>
^ .. day,
I,
12
5O
'0.
A
Number.
cxxv
CXXV1
Number.
cxxvn
XIV.
Hieroglyph.
I,
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
city,
3-4,
^=>
p or pa
late
town.
house,
to
come
i.e.,
offer-
any building,
forth.
kheru {pert er
7
ra>
ra-
in
IO,
kherii),
I,
a- a- 1
mer
'
nem
mansion.
12, 13
15
16
17
"
Lady
castle.
of the house,"
i.e.,
the
goddess Nephthys.
shrine, tomb.
18
"
'9
20
Great House,"
"
CD
House of Horus,"
dess Hathor.
House of Nut,"
heaven.
21
22
libation
chamber.
i.e.,
i.e.,
CXXV111
Number.
A
Number.
cxxix
CX XX
Number.
Hieroglyph.
88
oo
Phonetic Value.
Signification as
Determinative or Ideograph.
89
.90,9'door, gateway.
92, 93.
94. 95.
96,97
98
a Sudani kubbah.
SHIPS,
I.
XV.
SACRED
BOATS,
BOATS,
ETC.
2,
boat, ship, to
3,4.
sail, travel.
capsize, overturn.
a loaded boat.
0=9
7-8
9
boat of Ra.
10
11,12
13,
wind,
air,
upstream,
breeze, breath,
stand up.
15, l6
17
18
19
20, 2
shesp
\\
--, sesnp
receive, take.
and
in
shrines
in religious processions.
XVI.
FURNITURE
cxxxi
CXXX11
Number.
A
Number.
Hieroglyph.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
maaa
59
cxxxm
^n
Determinative or ^leograph.
60
61
mirror.
62
weigh, balance.
etc.
XVII.
it.
it.
altar with
altar.
altar.
god, God.
5-6
divine mother.
Soter, Saviour-god.
fl
Under World.
IO
mistake for
1 1
tchet^\,
tet
sacrum of
sma
12
Osiris.
unite, join.
!3. 14.
sen
15.
l6
17. 18
19
left
am
dab
what
I)
\J
is in,
left side,
who
is in.
CXXX1V
Number.
A
Number.
cxxxv
CXXXV1
Number.
A
dumber.
cxxxvn
CXXXV111
Number.
XX.
cxxxix
cxl
Number.
A
Number.
cxli
cxlii
Number.
XXII.
cxliii
cxliv
Number.
A
Number.
cxlv
cxlvi
XXIV.
Hieroglyph.
Signification as
Phonetic Value.
Determinative or Ideograph.
scribe's
write,
outfit,
writing
writing rub down to powder,
polish variegated, stupid.
;
roll
together.
bag, sack,
3.4
harp, zither,
sistrum, castanets,
6,7-8
9
goodness, happiness.
10
the
saa
1 1
12
1
I
J^^|.
men
"""!
god Nefer-Tem
draughtboard.
13
draughtsman.
XXV.
STROKES AND DOUBTFUL OBJECTS.
a sign
added
symmetry,
2,3-4
5,6
'
II,
i,
\\
for
e.g.,
^f
purposes of
,
*p
^,
etc
a pair of
O, count, tally,
reckon, pass by, depart, etc.
7,8
n
the
tallies
number
ten.
A
Number.
cxlvii
cxlviii
cxlix
cl
cli
clii
cliii
cliv
[1]
a Wx
a Kx,
*-^j
Jj
some
in
N$*.
an emphatic particle
Peasant 181
Peasant B.I.
180;
M&, Peasant
2 24.
Fol. Ilia,
in
f\
Ethiopic
No.
Orient.
see
..-
678,
to bind,
oppress.
to
aas
Rev.
2, 1 7,
aasb
v\ v\
(I
a-t
^,
aa
field.
\>
,.i,nnie,
(1,
ground,
a-t
territory,
region
var.
aat
at,
staff,
CJ1NS
^-
'
'
stick, stave.
aat
'
back.
?&
aaa
aaa
to sleep,
'
B.D.
\\
var.
^L "^
<a
__D
(Saite)
DHHI
^f,,
aati
eia),p,e.
2,
slumber
field;
aash
115,
be
strong,
hostile.
aati
N.
a-[t]
aau
*K\
920,
the
uraeus
of
Horus.
i
(I
come.
to
keep
in
restraint,
come.
aaa
J ^-^~,
compare ^tt?\
<s\
P <**,
fl
_n5s
thing fixed
aa
to
restrain,
to
fl
i
(1
tie>
to
i).
Mus.
Brit.
VN
(1
aar
It
aa
l[
125;
(JWA
aau
_Ji_JK ./ t\
rr\^
W\>
Peasant
= Heb. N
respects
u>
to beget.
seat, throne,
some-
[2]
ai
aaa-ta
^ r=S)
(?).
Rec
42,
14,
stalled ox.
Heb.
stag;
Assyr. atlu.
fl
aish
foreigner,
Rev.
),
12,
44,
barbarian.
truce
L_=/l
Copt.
Thes. 1203,
aiq
Rev.
12,
fire.
rush
var.
(j
case for a
book
(I
\/
case
lool-
arms
f r
As.
Jour.
'
(Lacau).
^> ]k
Rev.
'
^
prejudice
6,
trouble,
calamity,
3S^
<:
109,
I
ait
IV,
Excom.
510;
Stele
A.Z.
8;
vexations,
opposition, resistance,
1908,
entreaty,
=3)
au
70;
ca-
to be long, to
lamity, ruin.
aaabu
be
"*g^~
fl
"%\
lj^~
__>
CU P> bow1
"
"v\
incense which
the height of a
Copt, uocnr
B.D. 109,
spirit,
8.
'
au,aui
,
the
little
JL
vase for
totality,
i,
is
be wide, to be spacious
aaabu
large, to
all,
throughout.
au-t
length,
censer.
-
aafi
Amen.
6,
15, 15, 9,
largeness
earth
aaan
71
o -71
AAK/WV
rr*^
^1
ape;
*^
advanced
\\
plur.
;
1
Copt. Git.
vanced
B.D.
Aani
i\\
(Saite),
the Ape-
T. 339,
days
(?)
stride;
Qb
years;
5, 5,
god Thoth.
\>
in
in iniquity.
the Ape-god.
Aaanu
aan
interpreter, foreigner.
"
"
fI
J}
aas
fl
Rec.
27,
full
of
219, long of
'
f*\
P-
l8?>
M-
P. 215,
^SZj,
349> X-
abundant
A) ^V
i\
'
1>-
2)
wide
tail (a
see
N. 626,
a weapon.
in offerings
I,
'
^7,
A^^^ I'
Ai
length of
"=1
[
j
rr^
of the
length
repulsive man.
\\
name of
Isis)
155, long-haired.
/j^S
IWvWV
^,
!"
N. 802,
[3
aut
O
i
tion of heart,
"
f~^
'
i
Rec.
unguent.
dilata-
1,
bread,
121,
4,
**'
.ML
a kind of ochre.
au-t
'
Jr>
au-t f^^
U. 508,
A.Z.
"*
127;
1906,
~~
"
of the Dream,
abX3
au-t
"
'O
%s
11
the heart
his heart
medicine
au
for
(?).
aui
/],
make an
to
Rev.
14, 21
D,
present,
gift,
alms,
offering,
i.e.,
iiiJI
Au-a
99, 2 9;
/^j
TTT' "c"
_ff
y^
Tuat IV, a
of
title
o
M^ \\
Jr
**^
the
au-her
man
/^ y
,<^>>
%> H $
rays
name
of
^
Uthesu.
D
see
yy,
(i.e.,
'
4^^^'
n^,
<rfi^-fl.
misery, ruin,
au-t
553
(f^^"
<^v Cf
^, Rec.
"J
au
/\ ^<\>\,
<|-
33, 32,
slaughters,
au
ground, region.
IV, 967, administration.
Peasant 271, a
'
of broad face
2 96,
to rejoice.
/^
(?)
^ 39> T-
Au-au-Uthes
GOO"*
_,/!
Au-t-a
glory,
bright.
au
Jj
^'
I''
C
||
Copt.
|&
plur.
au-t
"
(j(j
auau ,r>%>,f^^,
-j?
oblation,
J^
Rev. n, 166;
i,
offering.
au-a, au-t
\
/Tr
sight).
Auit
Au-t-maatiu-kheru-maat
32> 478>
a group of gods
Au-matu(?)
a
god
in the
aui
Tuat VI,
^_>%>,
Tuat
*-*-
^%$
I
B.D.
vj
|
children.
ill,
Herer Boat.
^%U^i,
au
earth.
A Vi A
au
to
be
old.
JJ
U.
A -Z.
Sll PP-3 8 3;
I'
auas l^T
tv^
}
I
to
auit
f^
Rou& *
S-jj.
something promulgated, a decree.
l|t|
be
LH
''
strong,
violent.
pl-
aui
Ibv, -jQ
_^^
^\
j^S' S
00 t_/i
^~=
^^i
to hau1
to dra s
with a rope.
'
to rebel >
be vio "
lent,
wicked.
2s6>
N. 916.
A
[4]
auau
pare
dog, jackal
com-
Pap. Koller
of the South,
Oj~J
restraint,
terror(P),
aur
H\K^
(1 (1
W 1,
& ^j
(1(1
(1(1
long,
net; Copt.
<^^>
;i
North,
violence.
4, 2,
leopard of the
in girth,
"^^
^5X\_
j.
.Xo01fe.
ausu
Abit T
scales, balance.
ausek (ask)
~]
sceptre,
Hall of Osiris
ab ?
Rec. 34,
[j^
^ '^
J^
be thirsty
ab T U/Ta, T
*&
177,
B.D.
offering, sacrifice.
gift,
76, 2
104,
4,
see
^, B.D.
1j^,
\\
"^\
(j
ausha
ab-t
(m
side
see
J^
Dream
Stele
4;
^d ^~~Si
19, 15
see
Dream
T|<
Hymn
*?Jl
ab
e&poc).
abu, ? J^jj)^' Sup?
(or
\
W\
1-
4;
for
pare
var
>IV> II49;
329;
/I
P ure
>
tusks
ivory
no ^
*''
and
rotten,
?
jl
-fj
@
^^
f*
X'
T
I
l/i
dd
.-i
J]
%.
title
2,
com-
'\\
J o %> \^
\j
kindly disposition.
parents,
^J
forefathers,
ancestors, kinsfolk
grand^cN
marked with
Hymn
of Darius 19
ab
I),
|j
having feathers
of Heru-Behutet.
Rec. 30,
compare rTQN-
J A ?J % A
different
abu
S
e
,
J^,
3,
(2
of different colours, a
abu
tooth,
variegated,
-ww
see
abu-t T
personified as a goddess.
ab
QZi,
IV,
ivory,
Abt
Pap. Koller
o o o /
'
>
1
I
to stop, to cease.
tk
v> O
J _Zf
>
cessation
ceaselessly.
88, leopard.
Ib.abu
J(J,
Edict .6,
_ru.
[5]
ab Ibv
<S^*,
_TP\S.
Rev.
i T,
180, father;
_/.A
^ "^^^
aba -t
compare
20, light;
aban \\
Copt,
Rev
'
jj^
'Aire\\aio?, a
O,
<=
to forget
LI
Rec.
4,
to
35,
flutter,
to
goose,
duck;
D
c^:
U.
.^^ <^-
^&
Tombos
8,
!=-
!'*!
IV, 877,
"A
water-fowl in general;
P.
f green goose,
'
699
Copt. O5.&.T.
^,IV,
apt
pyramid tomb.
af
1047, staff
MI'
\\
af-t
^n'
^J
to unite with, to
penetrate, to enter in
TK
I
J!
abkhekh 1\
(2
<%
21
11,
Hymn
glutton, greedy
9,
iS 6 a kind
of plant.
of Darius
man.
afa-[t]
afau
af,
abt T J
might,
strength (?)
'
to
402,
clap the hands.
385,
Annales
i
fish (?)
present.
afa
_m&> Jl
%,
D ^7
)ws J VI
TJ
among,
and
gift, offering,
\Lt
af
(?).
\\
i
abs
N. 940,
v service,
J(j()
see
plur.
i,
abatu
as
enter battle
570,
OO&Oj.
alight
apt
Mar. M.D.
? l"fe. <=> yl
5^(,
''
-ei J!C^
86, Sphinx i, 89; Alt. K. 3, name of a
LL
L.D.
,,
A'
Ill, 653,
a bird.
Abaqer
8, 13.
birds.
apt
M$&
abitf
LeydenPap.
13,
^^^j&*
Copt.
aph
apsu
Rev.
',
X~N
4>
^*
'
(]
/*p\^>
Copt. UjE.g.
(]
Roman December.
>
Rev ">i8o,agod.
$'
abahi
Copt.
%$=
.&&
'^
ibs,
ABAA0ANAABA.
abakh.
*?1
^ O
Jj^%*^7
Apuranites >^ n
'
21, tooth
Aparius
to&en.
Gnostic
i,
'4'
jj\
Ani,
"
1^3.
Heb.lN.
T
n, a kind
B.D.
78,
a kind of balsam,
or medicine.
(?)
afau
greed, gluttony.
(?)
6,
^=^
^ to trouble,
\\
abt T
'
Jl
to be troubled
A 3
[6]
afaf
to praise, to rejoice, to
exult.
'
Q,
afit
flame,
% ^^
ama
-^
to see
_Bc
(5
ama, ami
fire.
<7
'
afer
Verbum
afri
aft
to
Voc., smoke,
hot vapour."
bend
to
a
1
_n'
(?)
drugs.
something rubbed
down, or crushed.
Ama
Ama-ami-ta
not.
Tomb
-II
amu
down
medicine, to rub
ama-t
compound a
mix together,
to
-&'
am
be hot.
j[,
ri>
],
to burn, to
J|
an
injury.
'
aft
inflict
V'
Afu
am,
to
to injure,
tk
afu
U. 177,
(No.
of Seti
I,
Ra
63).
amau
Rec.
46,
3,
"^ IX
3.
ama-t (am-t)
'
in
to seize, to grasp,
amm
M.
ami-1
nature
m wvs
Amu "^, ^.
1905, 36,
to seize, to grasp.
ames, amsu
amm-t
grasp,
disposi-
'
tion.
c>
c*
T uat ">
>>>
A
,
N. 803,
a dawn-god.
P. 169,
j]
[1,
fist.
I!
P.
^|,
am
amam
n=> a good
A.Z.
742,
III
meal, pottage.
614,
M.
781,
N.
1138,
know.
^\
w^.
*_
-G&-
Merenptah
to
2,
know, to understand.
am
am
^K\
(read
V\ 7 Amen.
,
9,
hemp) Y C\
19, to swallow.
w&,
Jour.
As.
IA
mourn.
,
amiu
am
1 6,
^_If
f)
_nt\* _B<
amm
Rec.
{?'
%,
J^
mourners.
A A
Ol
v'
to burn> to
consume.
T.
4,
two sceptres;
"^ ^
109, to burn, to
am, amut
consume.
ames-ab
>
"^ | p
'
ams-t "v\
amait
staff;
>
island
(?),
land.
Amtit
"
^
=
[j
O J, Wort.
^r,
14-
liver.
foreign tribes
and peoples.
[7]
ani
*S\
A,Rev.
(|(j
11
_CESs
19 =(|
1
12,
179
fl
an-t
*~^
\s\
II
-CENS
A,
= A\ X "i.
ark-t
Rev., removal.
foam, aphronitrum
froth,
m^ m
\\
\\\
Rev.
arg "vk
of the
\\
^"*~"^
fcl
Q.XI
Jr^
'
Rev-"'
Rev.
"^f*
taf1
/""i
body
(^
94,
5,
Copt <&.Xl2I.
13, 14,
an interrogative particle
ft
\^_
^ ^^ i^,
<g\
"vx -ww
anpa
kTf Hi'
Ar *- heh
A.
member
Rev. n, 169, a
Copt.
Artakhshassha
l!'
'
be netted.
Artakhshshs
ar
rwn
^^
v,
0*
dis g race
>
Artaxerxes; varr.
ar-t
lock of hair.
hair, tress,
^7
ar
^ ^
var.
schoenus;
A,
Rev.
A,
I2
"v^
27>
'
.as
embark
n,
J^-2^
J 3>
4i,
| A-
(1
ara
Rev
Rev
-A>
"5
*&,
Rev.
n,
12,
157,
of
B.D.
'
to
12, 40,
to
go up,
to be high
a form
(Sa'ite) 165, 3,
Amen.
be
Rev., to
security
TT
Artikastika
arta
^ ^Y
in a boat, to bring,
161,
Rev.
Babyl.
yff,
sM
Hf
ah
a
ir
artcha
'
safe,
sure,
Copt. oopx.
Rev.
ii,
157;
copt.
-m
Copt.
toX.
^ra
arar
Rev.
ra
29,
13,
ra
A,
Rev.
12,
high, exalted
23, 41,
Copt. u)X.
ra
Rev
I2
>
IJ 3, vine;
ahi
plur.
1
eXooXe.
arb
i,Rev.
13, 63, to
_^.
ahu
disturber,
arpsa-t
grief,
rest,
Copt.
v^^ ^r
Rev -
.,.
trouble>
misery.
Peasant
2 49>
^jj
a kind of cake.
Rev.,
k,
HH
ra
"^v
woe
^^ ^,
JF>
flfl
pain,
besiege;
Copt.
death
123,
j&r\
arri
Copt.
%., Rev. n,
ra
^J
Hymn of Darius
2 3,
Ahait
(j
L.D.
Copt,
4,
82B,
j,
B.D. 162-4,
Arsatnikus
(i) a
ahai, ahi
33, 6, Aristonikos.
^r
interjection
Arsinfau v\ _2^ 1
_ec?s-
--\
\\
ahai "^\r
_ee&
(?)
A 4
[8]
ahi
-A, to go
l()[ji
march
to
(?),
(?)
to lighten (?)
m
1
566,
V\
u ra
ahet
[-[]
1 6,
%v
%,
\
-JUrS
_CNS- A S
\
A
Copt,
<K\
!'
]g^ J
III
Thes
Ahs %,
FfS. A
^,
N
a Sudani god;
fl
rrSs-
6, 7,
8
A
varr.
ah het
the
pit,
ah
N.
jj
P-
"^L
_TN2- A
j^N.
34,
to
754, a herb(?),
pot-herb
(?),
the
W,
<gx
rr\s-
jk.
(?),
first
M.
683, Rec.
reed, water-plant
,
Gen.
become
pottage
K\
akhakhu
a kind of
*&
;
ah "^
5
rr\^ A
ah-t
Rev
\\
see
var.
-\
Amen.
N. 996,
"^
J III,
6,
9,
in
Rec.
15,
akhakh
M. 641
**-\
?>., stars.
akhakh
night,
akh-t ^s\
t\,
\\
(1
day
darkness.
_ecs*
r-^
ah-ti
2.
j^*
'
ah-ti
Heb.
xli,
cine.
"'
prejudice
akindof medi'
Jtrl
^'
meal,
food.
^\
ah-t
to
74,
ahu
Aakh-t.
26,
bread, or cake.
ah,
M. 779,
'
ci
akhakh J^
a vegetable
281;
i
of
P. 200.
akhi
name
the
akh-t
^I\Q
to har -
>
or shaft, of a tomb.
c
(?),
(1
Akten
8i,'^|c=D,IV,
a plant
akh
Copt.
668,
see
(1
\S
\,
field.
%,
^
JTV3' A
vineyard
P.
"''
the offering of a
ah-t-nu-arr
Rec.
Ament.
III, 2290,
flax fields.
5^|7i
^2
3'
L.U.
aha-t
vest, to reap.
Ahut-en-Amentit
ah-t
93
12,
canal.
1288, arura.
Tuat V, the
Rec.
Rec
^ ^ ="
",
WV
|'
_>
*A.'A/A
ahnu
fi
-oS^
J^-ACi
eitw,e, eioo&e
ah-t stat
\\
plur.
Rec. 29,
6,
aha
land, acre,
field,
^i M. 699,
Menu.
157, a form of
powerless, grief.
14
08, to groan,
to grieve.
--
-J-H^J
7,
g \<^
Rec.
ra
ahtu
ah-t
N. 1320
incense, unguent.
000
_0?tf
t=^J&,
plur.
[9]
akliakh
bone;
I,
as
plur.
IZ3
<K\
Peasant 97; A.Z. 1866, 100,
,
Jffi^.A
to withdraw an arrow from a quiver.
akhakli
Hh. 483,
'
<S\
to enter, to
^>
fl
Peasant 277,
_A
flow quickly, to
go
'
28
>
to
attack
run, to
'
Copt. ItOC
Vj
akha
RK
~J"
P
make
.A, to
IjsS.
akha
135,
8,
Hh. 481.
'
fl
_CES&
Rec.
;
aSU "vX
as,
akhut
var.
speedy.
light,
48,
12,
I,
be
to
q^i
akh
Rev.
i,
hasting with
'
*K\
to scrape, to shave
to carve, to engrave,
-/l
,
off.
as-t
-o
o A'
'
akha-t "t^
swift feet.
--
P
--
L,, scar.
yi,
a disease of the
akh.a-t
womb.
'
Rev.
ast ^is
quarter.
Akhabi
153,
(Sai'te)
B.D.
fugitives
I,
5,
~^
c^
JSai
Mr
J\
&T
in
~^~',
hasters
away,
running water.
B.D.
!53A, it.
Akhabit ^\ -CENS-
*J
MoJ
1
Tuat
as
II,
i__l
II
"^^
|,
as
53, 35 ......
Akhabit-ankh-em-tesheri
n
r\
f\
^Awv^
30,
.
Ombos
II, 2, p. 134,
akb.ah.-t
papyrus
cS>>
pa
K^l
Copt.
Denderah
Rec
>
Hearst
as
^y^\.
ur I'ght) bright-
"^
as-ti
akhu
570,
Stele 8, gall,
(?), filth.
old
Q,
[1
<
Ksv
\\
(?)
^)i
punishment
Rec.
ic
(?)
14, 69,
payment,
Copt. OC6.
asaka (ask)
IJ^IQ]
(1
Copt,
testicles.
light,
14,
si
M. 823,
Tombos
oo
gall-duct or gall-bladder
-
Papyrus, VIII,
TB&
i,
s P len d
ness
as
ff>
^m\\^,
Jljljy
-^ ^. J
ur
As
divine spirits
see
asu
-/->
aakhu.
Akhkhu "^%> ^. B D
-
As-t
"^^
a<
to
consume by
asbi[t]
"^ d ^ Jv.
fire.
"^ J
|1
Rec 3.
Ast
jj
Hh. 230
153, 8(SaVte),
a god of vegetation.
akhef
l,
'93.
11-
3,
flame,
(|(|
[|,
fire
plur.
4,
asbu
to
[10]
Asbit
Denderah IV,
o, M.
N.
237,
^on ^,
ashash-t
615,
81, a fire-goddess.
TtTtT
^^
i-rc-ri
ashahu "<Loa
41,
17,
fl
_rc&.
B.D.
to scatter [sand
^,,
V^.
rTnJ"
482,
flower.
',
rtri
asha
^r, iv,
_Ct\
_zT
B.D. (Saite)
III
CIjOT^e
(?)
B.D. 95,
Ashu
a water-
2,
god.
B.D.
ashu
aS6m
Ik
&>
''
"
Rev.
_CE>& /WWW
\\
breathe easily or freely.
13,
in,
FD
"
asekh
ashep
f~^
>
drum.
IK
"^
M.
asher
224, N.
'4'
r-^-i
<z>
slaughter
~"~ c~n
Q
^K\
ast
JrrSs
O>
Enn
chalk
earth,
(?)
offering
plur.
roasted joints
or birds.
'
I
see
evening
.
,
to
be
to
fail,
diminish,
tired,
"^
n
Mess
/^
Qf.
^*'
destruction
*K\
rr^.
MI
an offering made by
fire.
to
an end,
to run
TT^"
^me
Peasant
IM'
in
destruction, ruin
Aq-t-er-pet
name of the Celestial
be
aground
ruin>
TA.KO.
m6B,
46,
^ fc
weary;
ash, ash-t
295,
C
,
T=T
come
aqu
A
tired)
259,
be weak, to be weary,
to
^)2!i
ash"%pn
_ss.
Peasant
...
III, 178,
Gr. 'Aor?)p.
'
estates.
aqa
aq,
Jn
asteb
of ground
plots
fl
As-
star
^, oa
'
ashtu
aS U
J ur
'
P'
ash
vv
potter's clay.
asta
'
"
Annales
Asther
dog, jackal
_H*
asher
delay;
CHT.
Copt.
var.
'
Copt. COCK.
clay,
lo \
Ji
I
ground, earth
meat
roast
'
'^
19,
29S
"
14,
ast
^*>~.
Rev.
'
'
1X
^ "?^^
MI
chamber (?)
asq
Decrets 34,
'lk^P
^7
,
%,'rr-zi,
>N I348
Copt. (JO,C
\\
^^O
(")|
129,
,P
asekh "^^
roast
day, light.
U. 124,
asher-t
to reap, sickle
Ashbu
asen
aseh ^s\
for
i,
(meat r~n~
A
a sceptre.
-,
Q.
Copt.
LKO.
_> D
<
,,
P. 645,
[11]
aqa
place
see
a high
height,
steps,
&Q. S
K^
'-* -At to
-CESS
aqs, aqs
aqa
vomit
filth,
r-
= A
house-boat
to
to bind;
tie,
aqsu %^
_)i
onds
%in,
Arab.
aqau
of seven spirits
Aqan
name
the
B.D.
'
!?
fetters.
99, Int. 4,
who guarded
one
Osiris.
ak
of a god.
gV
<5*l
become weak,
to
or sorrow, destruction
aqb-t V\ J
Aqbut
"^ *3
I)
-cc-^
arm, shoulder
o SN
J^iJ
'
U>
Tombos
il
Copt. <LKCJU.
"
aku-t
)
o
see
K\
aki-t
chamber, abode.
Book
akuiu
,
Rev.
1898,
Aker
see
7,
^^v
_^ @
\\J!'
Copt.
aqen
Bi 3Q r
\\
Ill, ~194,
'""""
33,
JTC1'
\\
49,
be sad;
10, to
14,
^.
,L.D.
Rec. 33,
i,
aqem
sores,
blains,
boils,
A.Z.
to feel pain
U. 498,
*vww\
T 39,
_.,
T. 291,
-,
'
aqers-t
i,
tomb; see
I.
U. 461, N. 850,
AAAAAA
aqretchna
a weapon, axe
Heb. IV^J
D, IV, 66 9
Rec. 26,
(?)
j,
Rechnungen
^QA
x
Se
165,
70,
Rpr ?n
29,
is-ec.
it,
'
I V*
wfek
to
'
work
god,
Rec.
dressed timber;
22,
wood
in
1
1
91,
who had a
it
<2
caus.
at
each
Akeru
"^
-^*
-^
T.
319,
196,
31,
17,
H,
an Earth-
9,
Copt. <LK(JUpI.
to
>
lion's
31,
Rec. 30,
be a carpenter,
21,
^^ly ^(.Rec
'
end of
f\,
65
-.
Cfl
i!
^\
N. 1386,
^\
a group of
,
i
who
Earth-gods
Ra and
aqhu
L=/J, carpenter.
Akriu
,
A.Z.
1905,
"'
aqhau
i
^K IMK
JJ
[]
"Zk-4 9
a group of Earth-goddesses
_2T
B.D.
,
clay, earth.
23.
08,
(?)
Akeru-tepu-a-Akhabiu
axe-men, soldiers.
nnui
aqh _ul\s
^v AIM
fi
3,
B.D.
,
i
142,
n,
I53-A,
_ZI
n,
'
the ancestor-gods
*-.
who worked
[12
]
TT
ageb j\
Akeru-tepu-a-Ra
Q'JP
BD
jJ
53 A
the
2 3>
oV
caus.
ffi
ancestor-gods of Ra.
>SJ
akrtat
compare
o
,
wagons
Agebsen(?)
Akerta
5
Ik
mn
ag
see
shrub
plant,
06IK
>
"JT
agab \\
f]
K\
ffl
o,
a small portion of time, moment, minute, hour,
the time of culmination of some act or emotion ;
*1
ffi
^ ^WSA.
at
^AAAAA
to destroy, to flood.
1
"ft
5 8 ^' 6
AAAAAA
f]
S ^]
agb _\^
moment
,-y
^<] AAVNAA
fl AAAAAA
V\
>^
this
\Y\
T-J
<^>
AAAAAA
-
_lr&
-LJ^VJ-
ill,
O'
it
a plantj a
-71
Tuat
AAAAAA
at, atu, at
j]
zs \ji'
J
^3
to lack, to want.
U. 639,
ffl
--TPS^-
a goose-headed god.
god.
ag
-, U.
AAAAAA
'
193,
8, injury,
B.D. 177,
not.
harm.
T. 73, N.
at-t
&
5.
at
diminution.
loss,
loss, prejudice.
r3"5
at
AA/WV\
J
the
celestial
mass of water
216; Copt.
"^
ffi
any large
stream,
flood,
waters,
()
^,
at
M.
T. 56,
rebel, prisoner.
240
U. 456,
P.
M.
285,
U -37>
N. 894,
violence, wrath.
^\R'
>^.
'
182,
3j\
cu<J*^E..
at
N. 706,
^ffl J
U
Agb-ur^fflJ;
'
*TL
,P.l. 806,
crocodile
at
(?)
^X
enemy
plur.
^R
evil-doer,
enemies, fiends.
'
*,
U. 608,
~.
,
>
N.
manner.
\\
att
ja^^
617,
possessing nothing
,
^^> ^^>
;
\\ -TL
ati
,
U. 395,
P.
-M. \\
Rev. 14,
15,
'
ter _2^&
.m^' J^
without, who has
\\
he who
agb
ageb
J
^d
S^
I
ZS
(WVAAA
^AAAAA
injury
\\
without
failure,
^^'
not,
in-
fallible.
a milch cow,
an astronomical term.
J?,knee;
-sd
\\
is
384; see
>
Copt.
agba
destitute
at
Rec.
Copt.
OTI.
[13]
1^
ati-t
^,
(j(j
(?
plur.
Rec. 14,
see
vulva, uterus
2,
atep-t
-^
OTI.
Copt.
,:
bed diwAn
'
'
'
As.
ataut
atit,
bed, couch,
282,
1908,
Peasant 259
ate P u
I
load,
'
>
Copt.
&
&
bearers of
j
atep
atit
%D
burden;
'
loads.
atef
nurse, nurse
see
at-t
?.
,
jf
/www <s\
^,
Thes.
206, high-backed,
'
stiff-necked, varr.
(]
l
a crown of Osiris.
V^7
\\
"^x^^*.
Q
rf'->
X.
"^^^
Copt,
orr
B D
'
?'
'5 4
'
'
I5 '
atf
sweet unguents.
La
atf fix
(in
mcense
aX. P
'
tree.
&KJUT).
at
'
..v
v.
atf
ment.
or /www
a-ten
Ata - ra
8k
A.Z.
MI
\\
1889, 71.
23, 4, a
god
in the
1U
form of a
laJ. T
fl
mummy.
'
Q
1
.^
*f
^*-~5
I
atr
Rev "
a kind
of<
fish
17, to
*'
sf(](],TombRamesesIV,28,
ii
-M^
'
atita
X^^L
Aministrant(?)
6,
to trouble
oneself.
atutu
1
1 1 2,
Shipwreck
atu
_2la>
ateb
Ij^ J ^,
^ '^^ =
Rev
A
tt
|'
I4>
(S
v,
r^~n-
^^,
1^^ ^ ^k S
U. 4 8o
Rec.
ath4
hed> couch>
'
canopy.
chair-
athu
bearer.
athu
athp
(?)
145, 4)
land, region.
"' -"
sceptre
=
bow =
^s=>,
stool, chair,
B.I).
a kind of wood.
ateb
draw a
a god.
ath
J!fiS&
\7
ath^^
Ati
to load,
be laden
see
(B
u:
of a load,
Copt.
D
to loac', to
be laden
master
load
var.
V\
jk
'
fli-
Copt.
Athpi
[14]
at
at-t
back, rump.
\\
at
moment.
heart disease
atit
j,
I
to be
wounded,
be
atu
afflicted.
inflammation
at-t
;see
Atu
(?)
\\
atali
atep
of the eyes.
Amen.
D
at
12,
^rSl
8,
to
load,
be
&L_fl.
loaded; see
calamity.
ata
at
14,
31,
rage
',
at-t
geese.
atf
atf
be angry, to
to
atepu
at.
atu
man
swamp
see
n<=s>
I
man
!0, a
at-ha-t (?)
of wrath.
of wrath-
ful nature.
9 .qVp
fi
A yjQ
atSU "\\
"Ml
a kind of plant.
'
*fl
Ates-heri-she
E==^~l r/^t
K\
dile.
ke ready a
at-t
to prepare
(?),
Leyden Pap.
at
atch
14* 2 -
9, i,
igS.
^"^
atcha "^\
to
calamity.
>
wicked-
(J.
fire,
flames.
atau
B.D. 169,
12,
atchait
garment, apparel.
Atau
atcha \\
_ JNS-
Copt. O2f I.
chip of wood,
^|''^
fraud, injustice,
splinter.
0(1
^L. R E
wickedness; Copt.
4, 76,
15]
jf,
(j
O, hail
P. 825,
person,
I,
O my
[1
grave,
.A "^S, to come.
(j
a
a
gy
/I
,
M. 680, N.
P. 643,
A "9
(?)
(1
16,
242, to wash.
an amulet.
P.
587,
fl
"^
1^
heap
U. 208,
(I
tomb
'
plur.
*CS
1883, 65, h
174,'^A.Z.
v Ml
I)
see aa-t.
dust
sepulchre,
(j
(j
grave
bier,
'
(j^^, 1)^".
aa-t
=au
'
girdle (?)
(j
.A
'
(]
aa-t
^__j
Qfi,
limits (?)
heart
(?),
iSsJ
^'^J
^ V&,
backbone.
(]
aa-t
bounds
(?)
|j, ^j,
me, my, etc
173, T- 333,
f)|,U.
[],
ist
suffix,
aa-t
^,
|,
|j,
pronominal
00
*J gods
of the tombs,
a kind of plant.
'
i-T
the tombs of
,P.668,M.
^
P.668,M.
""P in the
the
778,
|j
Asien
fl
No. 553.
32, 8 4
34) 182.
the
149 and
B.D.
14 Aats,
Book of Gates, 66
(I
150,
;
t
praise.
aaaa
(1
"^X
(1
^\
U. 609, acclamation
j^,
Sn Amen.
QS
4a4
,
aa-t
f\
^^^'
I
v\
Jll
CrieSOfJOy
"
-51
\\
_cc^
old woman
see
r"F
tomb of Osiris
the
in Busiris
I)
J
;
^^Q
Lower Egypt;
in
i-~vi AA*^
Mendes
|J
Aat, a locality
^^
of Osiris
A'
;
882:^ (|^(
Aat of
of
!)
(j
/^\
\d.
'
IV,
yTy
in
the
*^
u-~si
nome
vj
,
the
the
Nome
tomb
Holy
of Gynaecopolites
aa-t
(]
rank,
dignity
see
[,
31
.
sections of the
>
l
see
|
in
B.D. 149.
Kingdom
tne
name given
to the
of Osiris as described
'
"~
Aat Aakhu
3rd and 5th
^,
^
_/J JW
"
3S
sections of Sekhet-Aaru.
the
.
fS
M. 689,
,
,
(]
"^ u--J
^ fe ^,
aa-t
a
d!
I
'
__
Aa-t-en-uabu
f
/
iWW>A
AAVWX
'
-.-.
-J
Rec.
terranean
''Ni
OIL
~",
is'
an d
Senefru
AAA/SAA A^/VI/VA
Aa-t-ent-mu
3
J1
r 4
B.D. 149,
AA/WV\
B.D. (Nebseni)
Aa-nsasa
17,
the
see Aa-nesrnesr-t.
L^i
""**
Aa-t-en-setch-t
IA
Aa-nsernser-t
the 7"uat.
fire in
Rec.
L^~NIU^^ L^^I v\
Aa-t-Heru
\^x'^^
U.
.'08,
P.
M.
187,
North
351, N. 903,
"^ J^
(j
',
6 10,
P.
the
heap;
plur.
aa-t
(j
6 10,
the domains
of the South.
k^Jk^t^^-j,
^d ^^
U.
plur.
(j
Ci
oa'
'
aa
the
^^ J3
(I
Aa-t-shara
i^~si TtTtl
<^z> n n
Rec. 3
^\
Aat
Jini
islands
cattle.
*^*j
De Hymnis
P.
A.
>Ws
JT
^'
___
=r'
\>
'^
v\
P. 411,
;
36,
5 B3.
.,
(?)
plur.
'
C^A^^^
Rec.
rubbish-heap.
*f
/WWW
\\
ground;
region,
an animal.
rS^
7.
(j
4,
Y\ ^^ii
(1
aa-t
"%\
(1
P. ,88,
'
Tutankhamen
111
waste
aaut
A -n
173,
Aa-t Kher-aha
Aa-t Setesh-t
%\
-TT\^ "%
_X\2>
(j
1
P.
31,
(j
the
Rec.
31,
of the North.
555>
the
Aa-t-Heru-resu
I'-
^w
Horus of
domains
varr.
218;
27,
i^~^\^~^
of Horus in heaven.
Kingdom
Aa-t-Heru-mehti
I
M.
supports
593, N. 1198.
plur.
\\!
!<=>&!
A
(I
1
'
T. 244.
[17]
f\
rrw
%2
,
B. D. 99,
A*WVNA
Xfl
(I
A
Aai
\/
vLy
Uj^flfli Tuat
^tfy
an ass-headed
IX,
Aapep and
Sessi
(I
M.
185, 895, N.
of gods
aa
"k
-^>
IJ
Q1L
-CENS-
.>
^U
"^
old age.
B.D. 6 3 A,
3,
VS-
11
^\
second(?)>
^.(?).
$
,
branch,
twig,
aaai-t
(j
a horned animal;
Assyr.
stick.
aaa-t
(|
aau
aail
3k
moment (?), =
*KX
flOoRl!,
Jl
'
iaiu
(1
-^ atix
Aait
"?X
fl
mMi'
aait
el >
stick.
Aaiu
1077, 1200,
smell.
(1
Hh.
'
III
6,
Col. 4,
1 1
A
Aau
Heb.
n *^v
(I
II,
tx.
v\, 1'uat
^v
W.A.I.
I,
a singing-god.
aaa
a kind of stone.
\\
(j
aaa
aaa-t
^\
(j
rrX^S
Aaait
(]
J^
(j
praise.
praise.
"^ ^ |
(]
(]
1
'
"
\\
aaaa
to wash.
(]
44, M.
437,
to
ftfta
Add,
mation, adoration
praise, accla-
6OOT.
Copt.
aau-t
sacrifice.
K\
(J
aaash
(I
*^\
jl
,--.
to burn, flame,
Sr
>
fire.
to ca H, to cr y
ut
>
Copt. U30J.
aaatchtau
(j
^^
%~
Q
Sf,
yung
aaatchta-t
maiden,
A.Z.
\\
virgin.
man, youth.
veteran,
aged folk;
god,
U.
513,
plur.
"ibs. I,
(j
[18]
aaui
(?)
v\
(j
aaut
aauiti(?)
O"^^^^^
Aaurmerra
two goddesses.
000
Aau Nu,
fl
"^\ J|
B.U.
fl
aauha A1K tk
E ^
^
name (?)
Rec 3,
Jl
-
merhu-t.
\\
official
rank,
position,
A "5X
fessional
occupation
plur.
pro-
position,
dignity,
(2 ^SC
[I
'
V\
(1
<?
'
~-M
J ^1' 4^' f J<2>
the
offices;
left
[get]
aauu
TOO
aaui
aau-t
fl
to
'
[j
opposition
r\
f&i
<
fl
Israel
fl
away
^_a
to the left
left
f J). t
eye of Ra,
Stele
24,
392,
i.e.,
Compare "p.5^.
J)T ^T'X'
the moon.
5 37,
\\
,
\C\
vK
)l \\
Jf H
B.D.
174,
Io
double-plumed.
in
"", ^:
tJ
-
(j
6,
to
turn
aside,
to deflect from
a course or purpose.
aaua
fl
%,
<
aab-tfl^Kf
]o,U.
-TENS'
^3
aab-t
4,
side;
AaaullV^^V^.
Amen.
left
Q 'TJU>.'
the
/a)
mm
"^\
<2
(?)
\r)
fo
Q\
the
3'> dignitaries.
^^
"
agon
TV,
29, 148.
aau-t
IT
left>
aabi-t
aaau
strife (?)
and goats;
s;
Rec.
i>
yf
'
'
j|
rank, dignity.
{]{]
TJ
aab-rek w
fe
leftloot;
lT'
T. 80,
13, M.
234,
A
Aab[it]
Tuat
J,
'I
I,
19
an animal marked
a singing-goddess.
aab TK^^
A
n
-J|
o a
tvx/l'
o a
.4.
fVA/)'
.4.
f|
V ,V ^lo \>
Q ~
Aabtit-4 "
,
Tfr
I
tJ
J fvio
(lJ\'
B.D. 141
TK
tJ ^
944,
ivory
cere-
sceptre,
.
(?)
aab-t
TT;
aab
v-
V ^' T
'
U.
>
285;
TT;
(1
X
day
ceaselessly
fl
^!!
vgx
and
aab
>
fj^^f
n
^-
*=
*&
(2
Amen
'
wish
to
to
for,
Amen.
desire,
I7)
to
I(
J o %> ^>j
TT;
^ Jj
fighters.
slaughters.
%\
WVS^I
fl
^ ^*
flfl
aabis-t (?)
13
8,
aabi-t
love
aabau heru
n
^-
aabut
JJ^
fathers, ancestors.
"
see
|-
aabtiu
night.
^' Rev
J|
aab
i,
719
"" ^
ceaselessly;
\\ n?
want to c
a kind of cloth.
Aab[ut]
to ^ ac ^' to
^=
enclosure, garden.
aabt
fl
see
.-
monial mace
^ J S^;
see
'
le
Jr5k'
N.
J-<t
(Sa'ite), 18,
aab
~~~
Q Q
Aabtt-hena-ka-f m
>
^T)
"
fice.
!43> a mark on
animals sacred to Set.
l]
aab
'
Aabtt W
\\
.4.
s P hinx
for sacri-
TTC
"(?), the
1(1(1
SI-
name
of
the mantis.
Nastasen
aabb
1
JJ^,f JJ
AT,
aab
|**% f J_p
:f li!'
.4.
Stele 6 1, eye-paint
32
vg.Rec.
aabu
TK
(?).
J ?^
an
butler
official,
(?)
n -9
TJ
see
-i
-a ^_JJ
'
(1(1
Rec.
aab-nut-f &
city," a title of
J ^S
Aabui
(]^J
,
\\
aab
^J7,W6rt.
(|
off,
to brand.
a kind of bird.
\\
.4.
aabrek
burn
Rameses iv>
28, a singing-god.
aabnn
Amen- Ra.
'
42, a
vessel or instrument.
.4.
aabekh
Ill, 194, form, figure, similitude,
mark,
sign.
statue, effigy,
Tvr
to pierce,
to
penetrate,
to
[20]
force a
way among
&.
yaabbkh
Qfl
mingled.
U
J\
ft
I
rr~n
shrine, sanctuary.
aam-t
aatbekhab (?)
Jj
EM
(j
kind of stone.
aabs
1 1
aabet
'f
aabet
f^n
TT;
tioned with u
aama (?)
eye-paint.
>
fJ
^.
Vd
32,
123,
TT
var.
7K
(I
tw)
^\
\&\
aama _^ |
/ww\
y<=^ ^LV /I "~*^
^j
Ra;
the people of
to arrive happily.
^\
|)
(]
to.
aamaam
<^=
(j
fish.
very
a baked cake
aapa
(|
to
<Q=I
Ammon.
.4. <
1.
(?)
aam
35, 56,
44,
3, i,
X,
\\
7^
|\
"
A
(j
I
aam
.
Aamtiu
Aabtu
B.D.
e ft
(j
the eas
kindly;
fc
|>
_o*^
=11
(1
|^=c\,
to treat
fl^ 1
?
I
compare Heb.
good-hearted;
aapata
a baked
cake.
N. 165, talons,
aafut
"
,
a,
"
;
claws.
(j
aam
to
'
1\ I
aam-t
to bind.
tie,
gracousness,
grace.
(j
to grasp> to seize-
4amit
aamaam
^
Thes.
'1
aam
fl
i
aam
(j
P.
826,
|\ (1
JE^ _S^. {}'
"1\
"^\
palm
A t\
T. 85,
M.
"^K
T. 334,
^\
^,
_J? |, M.
249,
(|
tree;
var.
(j
aam, aama
(]
239, N. 616,
__>
M.
|,
which
please.
11
gracious [god]>
249,
(j
"
the " gracious goddess Hathor
,
of tree,
date palm
(?)
name
Aamu-t
plur.
of the
:,
U. 197, M. 229,
[21]
^^
aar-t
(j
Mission
Rec.
596,
I,
177,
32,
one,
kindly
epoo-f
<
aam-t
(|
^ ^
gracious god.
aar[r]t
milk; Copt,
=0=,
=>
^ ^,
>U
'
193
fish-spawn
(?).
T. 395,
^^-^'-^^-
'
"
M.
515,
plur.
i
aamu
material.
aamu
Aaru
aam-t
if?
fl
a P art
.
1
of the
testines.
vfy
^v
^L
yj^
aam
the
aaaru
of a celestial
Aaru, Aarr
Aamit
E., p. 316, a
Aamit
"*->
reeds
^>
=>
"^K
u.
598,
god
city.
(j
Asien
<=>
"^ 1\
(j
u.
name
(?).
Rec.
Aanait
of Reeds,
a goddess.
2,
31,
fl
A -7L
aar
.
r~
i^\
\\
M \o\
Anastasi
I,
23, 5,
goddess.
aaneb
A.Z. 17,57,
lion
3
,
'J
J,
Heb.
"HSI
aaraar
\>
.J^yj,:
Anastasi
I,
23, 9,
\>
hero
aar
.,
aar-t
forms, transformations.
compare Heb.
"7N'1 ~lN.
a kind of bird.
V
"
ditch
Copt.
enroop.
aarr-t, aarrut
aar
tress,
lock of hair.
(|
vine; Copt.
eXooXe;
plur. n
s;n,
misery.
aarriu
*,
i
^
...
'
>
,
grapes
pes
^
(
Copt.
,",
eXeooXe;
P. 292,
aarat
"^^^
(1
B.D.
(1
.,
r.
to plant;
see
the
|,
tor- 1
n^srr;.
1
beans, berries
(?).
Aarait
(j
aartiar
(|
a kind of bird.
Uraeus-goddess.
iir
[22]
^ ah
Ql lafeP
-Vti
l^s.
yj?i
"^D ^
aahai
{]
mourning, a cry of
aahau
aahar
<
fl
[~0
~~^>
d m
,UX
i.ii
\\
^\
^5
aakhkh
"$\
fl
P^>
xf
aakhkh
*^,
made
o
o
FT]
/
neck sinews
'
of camels' hair;
(j
Aakhabit
in
14,
(Sai'te)
52,
B.D.
goddess of the
i4th
Pylon.
incense.
'^
aakhu-t
\\ A Y,
A
(j
to set, to place,
_tr^
evening
in the Tuat.
god
(?)
var.
0, night;
hut, tent;
an ingredient
)||
]\
L.D.
aakhu[it]
aah
Copt.
',
(j
145,
aahem
Gr.
IH^,
6,
7HN.
Heb.
2, 8,
Amen.
34 48,
feeble, weak.
IK
tents
R ec
g,
(||j
TtTtT,
grief.
"^XTD
(j
aakh-t
un S uent
'
night,
Copt.
Aakhuait
Tuat
I,
aakhu
^, N.
112, 124,
Aahes
\
Head
D
of the
Land
%\
_^
M.
aakhi
|)
1)
"jj
P. 668,
^.,
aakhu-t
nich
^M
Stele
107,
Stele
'i
X'
'
4I9 P 247)
~
'
Ij
inundate.
aakh-t
o,
,
7,
any -
to flood, to irrigate, to
Ttm
thing which
is
renown
Aakhu-menu
D
e.
excellent
'
hearted
ODD
itui^o,
ST<
first
Dream
(j
l\
the
T. 227,
Ij,
aakhi
tm
cellent,
[j
779.
S^'
14,
fl
/*
fjjf]
Be bright,
good, to be
shine, to
=^=
of the Bow,"
(Nubia); varr.
17,
93<i,
P. 200,
ttri
P.
N.
T. 292,
m,
||
/y>
ca/^>
^'
Ombos
A a kbitt
aakh
of the
^
Q "^\f TjTtT
1
Ji
-CC^S-
9, goddess
first
season
N. 1040.
words
^, M.
*=*>
magical words.
[23]
aakhu
U. 622,
Aakhu-nekhekh
p. 237,
*,
(j
Denderah
II, 10,
^>
Aakhu-ra
A.Z.
radiance,
acts,
1900,
brilliance,
aakhu-t
"
aakhut
Aakhu
\_i
Rec.
i.e.,
Aakhu-heri-ab, etc. $
jy,
27, 59,
I)
^H
Jj
and 142,
'^
Aakhu-hetch-t
'
26, the
1.
_/J
IV,
2,
Aakhu-kheper-ur
Rec. 30,
141
219,
^jft,
^^ ^
|j
S\
i~K-i
Re,
B.D.
27,
ft
P hane S
the title of the P riestess
of the NomeProsopites.
J
<=>
splendid
benefits
EP
N. 656, 662,
P. 447,
deeds,
blessings,
S^v&Jj],
light,
splendour,
light,
glorious
excellences,
virtues,
beings of
129,
Aakhu-heri-ab-He-t-ashemu
B.D. 162,
7,
Ra
the body of
Aakhu-sa-ta-f
(?)
JR fj| $J J)
An.
in
>
s, Denderah
Hh.
aakhu
Rec. 31,
13, the
spirit;
Great Light,
i.e.,
"
^^
B<D
Jl
'
endowed with
(j
see
" l
6>
9>
am
having
spirit,
'^
(j
U. 44
become a spirit
T. 251, 321,
JL^,
^'
the sun.
aakhu-t
be or become a
to
|,
"'13
>
a spirit
'^fe,
||
>Z>
,
Sj*
(i
Ra
or
Horus,
T\
god or man
spirit-soul of a
a crown
crown.
aakhu-ti
_^_,
_
\\
Rec. 32,
Pap. 3024,4;
or Ra,
i.e.,
the sun
%,P-
^fe,
plur.
'
damned
7 12 ,
sou ',
N. 1367,
(j
^^"
Horus
^l'
'^b^
182;
^fe
_/J
on the royal
the uraei
the
and
wT
'
^'
^'
7'
STi
//i
//
N. 888,
*s>
Aakhu-t
Aakhuit
name of Isis-Sothis.
I
Tuat
I,
goddesses
who
light the
way of Ra.
ii- 1 1 * a *
'
10,
% ^*^*
h
Gr.
>
xv
vn
Denderah
t$t
/.
A^ A^
I'
'^J
'
B 4
[24
A.z. 1908,
seven
spirits
149,
D.
of Sepa
II,
Copt.
ZI Q
IT.
is
4>
21
\\ffil
>^j. %>
aakhu aqer
91
skill
and knowledge
body of
four sons
Rubric, a
and the
P. 7,
B.D. 91,
ft
||,
spirit
aakhu ankh
^^
>
B.D.
B.D. 64,
|,
21,
Ber S-
:'
T 3>
ram '
wj
Denderah IV, 80
'
^g
'ZL
.$,
ill
r-^-,
i45A,
the
aakhuti
N.
677,
Isis
spirit-souls
U.
275, 527,
70,
the
Things;
four
spirits
^^^
27, 17,
^gjj,
P^*^l
name
Theban god
Den -
(?)
>
the spirits of Set, celestial and terrestrial.
.
aakhu-t
5 01
c.
/?!
^n'^'^\
;
C^3
JcJSU'ra"-^
Light-god
'
B.D.
or
Sun-god, the
ftA/V^\A
,~.
horizon
Lord of
/4>
T. 320,
B.D. 96-97,
follow the
,',',',
>
i.e.,
Aakh-su-ash-mer-t-Uast
11
Flaming Eye,"
who
of
Aakhu-Set-heru-kheru
Aakhu IV
"
Nesi-Amsu
.^,,
title
and
spirits.
Aakhu
!''
i.e.,
P. 642,
1
fi\
.c ,, 7 9 8,
spirits,
\\,
tk
.P
760,
Nephthys.
Aakhuti
lj
|)
stars.
ZL
of Spirit-souls,"
[Aakhu]-neb-s
Tuat 1I a 8 od with
two lotus sceptres.
"v
'
Aakhut-nebat
Aakhui
66
Osiris.
Q a|jl
B.D.
Lord
"Spirit-soul,
3,
T, 289, N. 128,
headed god.
M.
spirit-
Aakhu-akhmiu-seku
ooi, 200.
^^
Jy
N. 114, the
r\
aakhu
Aakhu
,-,
r\
Osiris.
i.e.,
11
Aakhu
rx/v/i
the
who numbered
of the dead
4,
AA/WVA
PI
Aakhu
',
*AA<\
soul of Neta,
the
I, 7,
l\
"Spirit-souls
/T\
10,
(j-jj-e.n.n
spells.
M.
Berg.
ft
"^
I7)
Osiris.
Aakhu-ami-Neta
aakhu aper ^1 1$
'
_8i
Aakhu VIII S
A
15.
spirits.
.
mouth
a spirit whose
'ill
B.D.
|,
primeval
SINN RD
in
Aakhu VII
(j
B.D. 169,
spirits;
'
CZ=>(*K)
sfh,
1$
^=1,
<=>
NT
^^*
ancestral
the
a female spirit.
the
i,
aakhu-t
l
spirits
dead
in
ill
III
fl
fN/vn
DDO
the horizon of
Manu,
i.e.,
the West.
[25]
Aakhut-en-aten c3
A
Aas-t (Ast)
AA^W Berg.
,
(j
II,
13,
title
eternal horizon,
the tomb.
/.<?.,
Harris Pap.
P. 642,
r^n
(j
aasb
P
[1
I
!,
Berg,
',
/wwv\
l-&^
i
_J
I
|
',
Aasten *-^~
yj
II)
B.D.
51
_i
<
i,
34
i,
Nesi-Amsu
16,
j,
the O
-*
V71 the
Llil_
gods and
beings
****gH of
i_
f
kingdom of the Light-god.
_.
G.
1 8,
com-
pare Heb.
7l>
\\
6,
(j
j,
He
pany of Thoth.
Aakhu-t Khufu
'
name
the
Aastes
^^
aakhu-t sheta-t c2
-no
aakhu
Jl
f)
aash
llisa'ia
r-rc-i
v^
CUOJ.
name
of a part
of a temple.
27, 86, a
C.
'
kind of
fish.
"the
crier,"
Typhon,
111
l==1
<^~
"
TjT(T'^\
aashaf
27, 86,
:.
name
(J
'ty
'
'ft (d
\*>
\T
'
'
aakhu meh
g round land
'
>
SU PP'-
I,
^B
Aakhmansh
4as
6
/]
~e
a kind of
plant.
_LU\^
^\
to bur n.
(?)
sacred cow.
Achaemenes;Pers.<t<^y}Sf
i,
aashata penu
r-ir-1
Beh.
a kind of dog
or jackal.
the
name of a cubit.
A z J 96, 114,
aakhu-t
Z=
aashata
eart h.
of Set, or
jackal.
Aasha
"roarer," a
i.e.,
".
P.
,,_
ji
256,
(j
to hasten
182,
M.
_m\s>
^^
_/\
N. 894, to enter;
see
>
^_J
Pt-
IHC,
IU3C.
aaq
(]
i
aaqu
?
"^^
-^>
28 3, N. 719
(|
>
of a
of a game.
th rone, seat;
IJ
aasr
i
31,
name
the
J)
N. 1071,
name
T. 340, N. 628, a
region in the heaven of Ra.
P. 357,
>
\\
dwelleth in
the horizon.
aakhutiu
'
V&
of a tribe or nation.
in
TT*A*J_
Hntite goddess.
who
the god
name
77, 3,
I,
^^ \
Aasakhr
H c^^H
,
r=I
Aasabatiu
3,
Rec.
of Nut.
loss,
10, to rule
to govern.
govern,
want.
aaq-t
leek,
>
onion
26
Copt. KXI,
(j
K<Te;
Aag-t
plur.
c.
(j
AagU-t
MI
n^S-
aat-t
III
aaqu
A.Z. 1874,
Nbx
T^^
[1
^\
_M&>
Y\
(j
(i
M
1
aat
^K\
(a
o Ml
to
fail,
seed of a plant.
be weak.
weaknesses, defects
var.
e
[j
^^i)
1^.
62, to bastinade.
Aaqetqet
17, 1 02,
B.D.
who guarded
spirits
wound,
Aak
aatiu
B.D. 118,
CTT3
(1
slaughter houses.
'
171
Aaku
2.
B.D. (Saite)
28, i,
Peasant 177,
resister.
& LD
aatm
aat(O NC
J^^^,
-
i,
\\
mason, stonecutter ;
plur.
Aat
(I
(I
I
^^ j|_
rr~vS- i
UI
i4 B deadly
.
'
country.
Mar. Aby.
44, the
i,
god of
Aat-urt
Aakb
.,
mJ
"^\^
/I
Oil
to
ffil>;
wee P>
aat
to
(|
mourning, mourners
aakbit
|)1
speech
(]
^
HI
Kolier Pap.
"^ J
_cTX^
aatata
wailings,
@ {^
aatem
CtCtLt/lXl
^o
a weeping, mourning.
aaten
TL
?
l\
KO\
Prisse
L-^KI -wvw\
13
Pap
IIf
'
......
J-JV,
^o=n:_M^ 21
see
[I
^v^;w^.
aakbit
aatru
(I
stud bulls.
Hh. 481,
aath
to
lack.
aathu
,Hh.
(1
i
555,
places of slaughter,
aatha
the 75 forms of
Ra
Aakebi[t]
(No. 29).
Q^
Anastasi
llUUJk.
this ?
Aaker
>
^!
:>
n,
2,
21, 5,
what
is
Amen.
aatha
l8 a pro "
tector of the dead
'
I,
Tuat
'
1 8, 2,
to seize.
15, 2,
[27]
*
aathamai
Anastasi
aatharaa-t
(1
**H
'
field,
'
I5>
Rec.
n,
meadow
39; Amen.
.,
1 6,
1905,
foes,
aatua
enemies.
"|^^"]
^,
be oppressed.
place, region,
*
U. 419, the name of a sky-god.
plur.
(!
Aat
ii.
1=7111'
0"^'
'^^j'"'
L D ni
-
A "kv
1 J8&
Aata
^, B D G
-
(]^g^(]s,
P. 189,
M.
>
cow
^==
N.
908,
,
'
(j^^
Love Songs
/T71
mytho-
logical locality.
~
^fc
78,
4,
aatt-t
4,
be hostile
(j
\\
^ AAAA^A
aatut
aatU
^
I)
mace(?)
71,
IX <=^>
ground,
_m.
^^>,
x
1199,
to suffer, to
Rec. 2I
n*c& \\
,
Thes.
(j
substance.
"$\
moment, hour.
~'
*=*-]
H^n0'
j
some strong-smelling
r-s
^,
aat-t, aati
\
<?
'
^^AAv^
O
D
nrrm
aa
mo
aat-t
neighbourhood.
18, 8,
I,
aat
<\
_^
Q& s^
(gZ-r
aathen u-^
aat
4
-^
I,
Anastasi
^e,
Kiss?
stud
a goddess, a friend of Osiris.
2, 8,
see
aat-t A
166J
Aaten
vine-land, vineyard.
see
aat
aatn
tll
(I
some strong-smelling
substance, dung(?)
aat, aat-t
^n
^^
-CEN^
^-*=^_.
21)
^\^
jg),
Jl
'
papyrus swamp.
u-^-j
aamiu
I]
cord of a
"fe^s.
m^
Aat-t
net of the
plur.
aa, aai
^"^ L/
(]
a,
J^
disk
^
<^I^>, B.D.
I53A, the
~^
j,
U. 95 N. 373,
,
(]
AA/WVA
AAAAAA
-HI
aat-t A
plague, disease,
A/VVAAA
'
Hh. 381,
"^^
Akeru gods
kinsfolk.
(|(|
(j
in
Copt.
aath
aatchn
net,
Copt,
rpe,
(]
child,
epidemic.
,
I
_A_
^AAAAA
^AA'\AA
AAAAAA
[28]
aai-t
AAAAAA
fl
Rec. 30,
1 8,
* "
aaa-t
something
o,T.
15
(j
AAAAAA
washed ;
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
aai-ha-t
iii
I
aai-ab)'
(or
v
fl
N
I
Stele 3,
"
[I
I
heart,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
appeased ;
(I
1
(j
,.
V
,
= eiU) P.HT
7^, s-^
^i^W^O
fl
^^^
plur.
aa
;
plur.
-J]
1=1
AAAAAA
fl
A^
fl
t0 a PP roach
166
come
to
'
towards, to meet.
L.D.III,
I4OC
O O
M.
^\,
_Zl
^7 J$
127, to present a
f\
an
an offering;
offering,
gift,
Y7
/ww,
(J
make
to
n AAAAAA
fl
hba-
-^\
to remove, transport.
YI Amherst Pap.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
(1
I
vessel
AAAAAA _Zl
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
(I
(No. 55).
aai
one
aab
[)
|j1
Ra
I,
Aten.
washer;
of Seti
J|.
(jfl
204,
fji
Tomb
of the 75 forms of
mind, to be
gratify the
aaiu-nub
"^x
aai-ab en aten
Rec.
Aai
Israel
*
,
I
Hh.
'
D AAAAAA
AAAAAA
/"\
AAAAAA
ft
AAAAAA
to cool, to
i.e.,
^w?
AAAAAA
T AAAAAA
aaamesk
washed away.
223.
aab-t
(1
fl
(I
in
if,
offering;
plur.
Rec.
aai
(j
aabi
aa
I.J^
libations.
(]'
aa-t [L.Q ?
aai
fl '
a/^,
(j
f|
aab
direction.
M.
P. 764,
aab
765,
/~\
c
"
ctct
Rev
aab
Ho
\j
'/
l',
fl
^7
-il
'
"vessel, pot.
table of offerings.
w
W
-^
Hif,
/I"
n
monument.
aabb
J\
[j
Gr. upraBnt,
"
n
fl
n
measure
73,
-fj-,
M ^7
nabu
nj\. to comb.
[j
^W
W
Rhi
\7xT
flesh
6 5. 655. u. 120,
aaper fl'n^n
(^
aaf
and bone.
oil
(j
or wine, to wring
Q^\
_)Ws
fl
1
swallow, to eat
the ape-gods
who praised Ra.
aan
(1
to
^,
Q S
etc.
u. 527,
/VSAA/VS
ape;
gS,
go back, return =
plur.
AA/WV.
fl
v\
(j
Aa-t-nt-khert
-fl.
5, 2,
aan
"
see
AAAAAA J
to squeeze, press
var.
morning meal.
B.D.
fl
/I ,
P. 222,
Aaau
4 6z >
"
"
fl
aam
o^\n,
JT
to equip, be equipped.
760,
out
T. 343,
Hh
|>
m
,
B.D.
66i,(j
I
P. 7
AAAAAA O O O
AAAAAA
\\\
[29]
aaan
aarut VII
aaani
\\
Itl,
Amen.
nJ
fl
N.
great Uraei.
\\
fl
o.
^AAW\^
and
^K
tzz
Peasant R. 186,
|&,
var.
:^^"
fl
< =>
aar-t
(myrrh).
fl
'
Uraeus-god.
a box of
aan
Aarut
ape
17, 9, 22,
the seven
<www
o @:
^5
(1
<=>,
T),.
D
,
e>
Aar-t ankh-t
(j
?, Tuat
vm,
the
living Serpent-god.
L.D.
aami
Aana
~~
fl
fl ,
^A/WV\
u. 647
iwvwv _-U
aana
%,
fl
ape j see
~w^, Tuat
fl
A^V\
em
Aar-t per-t
(j
v?\
(I
Ji
and acted as
Hand "
"
I
his guides,
Aanait
A,
^^ ^ Q,
fl
^^ ^
fl
jj
Ra
aankh
[1
A~>A^
\\
aar
one of the 75
aar
JL
fl
^^ ^ TL
J|,
fl<
^!, Hh.472,
fl
spiked reeds
Aana Tuati
forms of
(Tuat XI).
fl
N. 955, a serpent-goddess.
v\
Setesh
Copt.
.pO,
AAA
fl
c yP ress trees
%,
'
^P
1-
(No. 69).
fl
-?
aah
see
fl
a|-^=^,
aaiiklm
N. 551, the
fl
r\
P. 279,
<R
T. 365,
110
living.
n
aar
5,
approach, to ascend
aar-t
fl
773>
see
^L
C
*Sr\
2^2
U. 47 o, 6 3 o,
M. 369, 770,
to
Copt. A.Xe.
p. 195, 660,
260,
<^>
(I
Hh. 395,
~"
ITY
Heb.
io,, IOO,
^
/
?>
n-w_
ill
(2
(
305,
____
I,
full
moon.
moon
at noon.
aararut
]Q
fl
a'
uraei, serpents.
and Nephthys
?1
\\
(?)
aah
(1
fl
to plough, to dig
^^
up
U.
earth.
4, to
break ground,
[30]
aahll
2r^> *=$
ai-t
house, palace.
-\
aah-t
Ait
field.
F=l
Aah-ur
225, the
(1
name
Rec. 26,
Ai-em-hetep
^~",
|\ ~f*
_O^^
of medicine
back (?),
to hold
to
ing
he
third
is
member
of the triad of
Memphis
OD
N. 764,
aah
title
???
>
Aflkhhn
AaKHDU
(^ ^=
Aah-rem-t
fl
evil hap,
members,
limbs,
R ec.
1]
xx
i3S>
4,
r vx
1]
JQ
ai
ill
l\
luck,
(1(1
"&,, M.
(1
LH
(1
alas
ISIIkM
hail!
certainly
(?)
pilot.
aih
aaq
injustice.
aui (?)
""
aash en ha-t
Gr.
'A
aia
Copt.
Berlin 6910, to
TO
sing-
ing god.
n \/&
aash
flesh,
Tuat XII, a
%\
ai-t
_fj
of a god.
J^,
a physician of
^=^ \>
fl
fl
*/J
of a god.
aah
name of Nut.
IV
772, a plant.
'
A
aq
Rev. demon,
to be.
aitenn
spirit
mud, dung
(](](]
11
Copt.
Copt.
'
ai
(1
(1(1
-0&-, Rec.
I,
P. 184,
M.
3,
293, N. 897,
au
tl,
(j
or
to go, to
'
come
J\
to
come
to
be
%,
all;
(1(2
]
'
ha
who
those
1'
come,
posterity.
i.e.,
to get round, to
circumvent.
aiu-her-sa
I
r-
'
n ~v
"
'
shall
(j
'2
I04
\],
"-fill
ai
is
(1
P.
%>",
693
act of being.
(fa's),
a coming;
= N.
P. 164
t|
\\
au-t
r\
r\
^K
(1(1(1
Coptei; 5(|,P.37,
Ist
sing.
^ - - ~r
ir
97,G,r'?'>^,,MY7'
those
Thes.
f]
(j
Copt.
up
to,
e Tfi.e;
backwards, behind;
eni.^oT;
Copt,
A/^NAAA
(2
until;
above;
<^~
(]
'
Au
(]%>,
who come
after, posterity.
who towed
the Boat of
Ra
daily.
[31]
I
Au-ankhiu-f
au
TuatXIl,
760,
Au
$\
%>
(j
AU
Mar. Aby.
Ber S'
fl%s1 $
44, a god.
I,
^
31
1,
name
the
^\
(j
au
members,
limbs,
au.
a group
(?)
flesh.
T.
of divine beings.
^ ^ ^ j^, M. 374
%* &A-W Mar. Karn.
Au-qau (?)
praise
two serpents.
\\
auau
a S d with
"'
l>
of a god.
auau
53, 23,
'
(1
au
^K
j\
A ^K,
u. 220,
(j
P. 212, 619,
(j
N. 759, 1303,
^>,
()
A tk
\5,
7T
N. 1286,
-A
T. 189, P. 676
-^
tk
v\ A,
77
A,
^,
(j(j
(j
A,
fl
(I
dog, jackal
plur.
\\
au-t
2^A
J ^
|JA%
||A%>A^,
2^
U. 605
(1
Stele of Herusatef,
Rev.
12,
,
to cut, to
@
sticker;
'
14, 21, to
come,
ei
to go; Copt,
cut
who
those
off;
cut
var.
D
it
^
aui
D'
au
>
>
/z'foi''.
A ^o
'
to wet.
auiu
au-t
U. 506,
j\
nver stream.
3^
offal, filth,
Jour. As.
9kY
au-t
errand, embassy.
au-t
en athen
(I
www
au, au-t
the course
aviaries.
goose pens,
r-_i
'*,
sin,
a-UU
(for
aur?) (1%, S,
light,
brilliance,
harm,
injury, wickedness.
f
I
Peasant 264,
Rev
'
au-t
au-tu
T)
6 0) posterity.
sin, sinful
ones.
Rev.
j,
'
Rev> I3 I4 S rowth
'
'
foul ones, a
6,
156,
[32]
%^^^,M.5S6,
M 57, y
^s> P) 39, 4,
'
old
330,
men, ancestors.
aua[aa]-t
ij']
,|
I
N. 1177,
Hh.
auaut
au
Ij^dDljlj.P.
644,
M.
maiden.
girl,
to be wrecked, to
'
suffer shipwreck.
husbandmen; Copt,
39, farmers,
\\<A shipwrecked
sailor.
aU
n
(1
t\
^3^
3,
M.
201,
1908,
Rev.
285,
14,
pledge,
52,
guarantee.
home.
679, nest,
As.
Jour.
(I
auiCai)^^^,^.,^^^;
r
^^
r\
auai
(?)
auit
Auai
(j
%"^\ 00
roof(?)
Jj
Ra
Tomb
of Seti
I,
(No. 60).
au arpi
orn'
cO Ml
auamu
14, 67,
aUU-t
^>
'
%C T,
Rec.
auah
auan
rank, dignity.
of plant.
and;
205,
28,
Copt.
auag
animals, cattle, sheep
and
goats,
herds.
(J
ffl
auata, auat
N. 997, to flow(?)
&^^]\
J\
(j
aua
2=3;
aua-t Mfl
dUct-L
3'
28 S,
^a e
;
Copt.
B.D. 125,
III, 30,
name
(1
,4.o'<rcjo,
'
^f^H
r.
(]
to take
AZ
fl
U
=
-
2fejft
I
99'
,,>
>
aur.
I2 7'
QJJ a rre
'^fc^,'
with s=^3
J|.
Ue
3'
Aua-en-Geb
to be conceived
^i^
U t^@
violence
,
S (j
J OUr
m Pled 8e
'
AS I9
'
to
8>
commit
be wearied or annoyed
to
<Ti<Lcnriu.
s
ll
v^>
Hall of Maati.
aua
T
fl
aua []*]
_A
go on
to travel, to
j_T
'
a journey.
^^^>,
38l
'
^ ^ ^,
aua
(j
p. 5 8i,
T. 372,
a kind of
fish.
366,
6o 4 621, N. 429,
,
I'-
366,
\
3
P.
Jt'
[33]
I)
auaa
auau
,
auau
and bone,
flesh
in,
dogs, jackals
auaft (?)
aua
auar-t
aui
(j
aui
(2
heir,
^
%
e<t
geny, posterity
auaau
i^*
^^
I,
heirs,
male
/T
off-
JL
.^_^
=^>
2290,
haunch,
P. 4 oo
(jg^^K^o^,
sailor.
^%
"^ c=D
2^
Rev.
s^fe, N. 1177,
1]0
(j (j
aui-ha-t
heir.
2,
Ill,
tfSS,, joint,
(]
Rec.
57> '&S(
aui
pro-
(?)
||(j,
[j
bracelet
Suppl. 514
\\ ^EE>
auiu
plur
L.D.
(1(1^^,
|]
>
(?)
_Q
r' n
'
W.
4 2 9> I0 79,
inheritor
VO
auauit
joint.
%ts^%3^-> N
(j
horned animal.
gazelle, a
men.
P. 644, to repulse
(?)
(|(j
O,
f][]
13,
suffering
7,
be patient,
to
2,
'
Rev. 13,
Copt. U3OTf
It
long-
2<HT.
21, 15,
heirs.
aui-t
Rea
aua-t
30)
fl
flfl
(I
(2 (1(1
Auirna-t
Jlj
(j
6, 6,
the
name
aub-t
fl
Aua-ua
the
"
One
(]
Heir," the
name
of a god
auai-t
I0,^|)
Rec.
13,
(?)
gram measure.
^^
Rec-
$>
pouch
Copt.
i-cicnn.
\\
cake, bread.
ii
%>% ^^
Stat. Taf.
aubku
I, B.D.
68, a
god
the dead.
/I
^
fl
*,
($_
^.
yi
to
weep; see
161,
!,s
1
i,
a plant
(?)
1 2 7,
Irene.
*a
Auuba
c\
(|(j
(2
heritage, inheritance.
r^,
..' ',
auisu '&& 00
e
IT
iii
13,
|j(]^[,Miss.
(1
^K
o
Aup-ur
|]
to
open
^^^
see
up
a god.
auputi
'
company
.,
to reward,
(IV
n
j\
to recompense.
I
aua-t 3U.
'^o
LJ
n'
IV> I0
3>
chamber, abode,
house.
plur.
21
D X
34
aun-ra
to perform the
mouth
of opening the
mony
II
"T"
(I
AAAAV\ x
B.D. 112,
j
a group of gods of
2,
j]
C2>-
'
Anep.
,p.s.B.
aupen(]%>
ft /WWW
112
13,
aun her
D
fl
AA/WW
"n~,
(I
3,.
&
<=>
/)
'
Auf
inner chamber.
'
1 $
faced ape-god,
fl
consumed
Sfl.
Denderah
Ml,
(j
Aufa
aunn-t
%
^
Jf
i.e.,
Hh
/wwv
Ill
devouring, consuming,
^.21(3'
Auf
'
482, J
face,
O
^
^, N.
UUU1J
697.
fl
M.
^^
^>
Jf
"V^N,
*S
'
533, the name
of a serpent-god.
,
|
of a temple
T^r
KI8JL
Q
1
49, a frog-
2,
&^'^~!\
plur.
aun|j^
with
AAAA
halls, courts.
foliage,
leaves, plants, a
kind of grain
|'
AAAAAA
;
Syr.
(j-,
O
},
auma, aumat
,
part of a waggon.
X S) J 9i
(j
*4
="
colour, pigment
aun
auman (amn)
~^^
(WWVA
111
'
^~,
<^I2>
good or kindly
2'
aun
aumi
[j
Copt.
%
Jr
fear >
awe reverence.
,
nature;
disposition,
^*
AAAAAA
manner,
(I
I
quality, characteristic,
"ttl'
disposition.
8 to load a
shil5
'
arment a PP arel
'nff 8
aun-t
'
v\, P. n8,
/WWVA
7)
,
dress.
aunnu
Wort. 34
'
i.o-rem, i.-rem.
aumer(?)
Rec.
home;
AA/WW
/WWW
auna
^a
^
,
N. 106, abode,
T. 376.
/VAAAA
;,
%+
0, Anastasi
n
J5>,
be gainsaid.
cry,
r\
aunn (ann)
w wi
MI
>
AA^WV
1WWVV
MI
we Copt.
;
1,
R.E.
201, to open, to
make
to
be open
compare
aunit
;
see
'
^C&'
(?),
Tuat XI,
Aun-aa-f
T.
6, 39,
iniiiin
fJT"
11
'
S^%
-3'
Rec.
8D i^,* 1*
27,
225,
form
in,6 5 A,
14,
inner chamber,
sanctuary.
[35]
aur
(I
1
A/WWA,
>
<
(I
AAAAAA
^^
'
f\
river,
Aunut
31, 173,
f\
aur-aa
EUnk
tjjl&
*
--^
^X;
var.
III
ff
~~
IN
|^a,
(]
S75 691,
,
IN
AAA^
"
^<=>,
u. 198,
I),
(]
S,
N. 700,
P. 98,
^a^>
S^A
be pregnant,
%a,
M.
Jj,
68,
N. 49,
75,
;.
great river
var.
'
342,
B.P. 162, a
name
aureh
Copt
aurekhu
to
conceive, be
pregnant
&
IV, 481,
i,
e <=
4, staves.
to load,
be loaded, bear,
IT
U3U3.
i,
S~
t_J
Ost.
No. 6
auht-t
human beings.
Auhet
J|
speech
(?)
@ IX
auhamu
333. N. 703, the child conceived,
pregnant goddess or woman.
Theban
ra
era
a medicinal
wood
or
bark.
|]
ra
a god of the
Tuat.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
,
carry.
ra
auh-t
auru
>
<
Koller Pap. 4,
e
tions (?) Copt.
the learned
aurtchaau
<S
:
see
>
to con-
^
1 _Z1 Q \\
<CZ> ^?>
\\
compare Heb. '"'"jn. Later forms are
the following
beans
WXA/VV
AAAAAA
P.
(j
\N
^J
i\
AAftWV\
>WW\A
^\
<^^>
aur-t
aur
P. 221
(3
(I
=> u n
\L, a medi-
1 V--
cinal plant.
ceive,
(1
(?)
I)
J^"\
^|
a.
arm
stream, canal,
',
'
71
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
IWWSA
iwwwv
beans, Syrian
Copt. <S-pUX
aur
to separate
(NAAAAA
(?)
'
'
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
NAAAAA
AAAAAA
"
aur-t (ater-t?)y
7*>
n'
tomb, place
of
rest.
a libation.
C
[36]
auh-t
auhu
j"
Amsu
to lament.
aw
cut
auh
a
name
divine
of
rv
v)
/A
(H
Nesi-Amsu
Auhu-t (Auhit)
B.D. G. 292,
Harris*!,
,,,1
Jj
Nesi-
Aj\, Asar.
25, 22,
i,
pi.
"
a consort of
Anu
of
Metternich
Un-Nefer
S j{<5
*"
AM1^0 A _
magical power.
^
fl
to
a goddess of Philae
@
(j
f)free.
set
\\
Auhu
Ausars (Asares)
Au-her-aptes
god with a
lasso
who destroyed
% ^,
aukhekh
~
^jr-J
the dead.
M-
ausekh
(j
r\
*\
*\
pa
IV, 480;
11__
~
ausnesn
a^Ar~^~i, Sea
^^
I
^
i
plaster,
Aukhemu urtu
Aby.
I,
90,
8,
reap
name
17,
e A
fl
ci
ill
30,
\N
ratory.
j, M. 374, N. 943,
quarrymen(?)
the god
who
Tomb
of
Rameses IV,
disk,
Aukhemu-pen-hesb (?)
B.D.
'
yvs/vwv
189,
15,
etc.,
Auger-t Augertt
^
jj,
fl
name
of the
Other World.
I
14,
Mar. Aby.
Augerit
Rev.
14, 18, a
perfume.
B.D. 6 4
Augerit-khenti-asts
aus(as)
Augeru
Aus-t
% <^
P.S.B.
aus
in the
ffi
1
/>
aukherru (?)
Auker
the stars that never perish.
vsr-^-i. pottage,
^_flooo
(|
I, 8, 90,
\\
rest.
Aukhemu-seku
see
Copt. OOfCy.
Auqau
a
the stars that do not
cake
auqet
(]
Mar. Aby.
to
*,
Mar.
(]
khemu
Rev., to prevent,
to obstruct.
ausem
night, darkness.
aukhemu
see
(3, Tuat V, a
(|
1
j]
(j
dlh
A
aut
Rev
%~)j
Jr 0'
fl
i
tat tar
[37]
"'
who, which;
'43,
>
yi
U.
\\'
who, or what,
is
aut
O, M. 407 = O, T.
16, 451, P.
no,
A,
Rev.
4, 74,
au-ti
ing,
between
145
^ ^,
bandage
plur.
(j
Rec.
172,
J O <> <>,
O'
<
swath-
desire,
U. 629.
heart's
e. o
plur.
ir, 186,
Copt.
M.
Rev.
O J, O
394,
banks; see
=si.
ab
"-
river
"",
]A ^!
jl
ill
(]
-.JS.*'
*
autcheb
GT.
Copt.
VI
o,
Auti
.
auten-t
I,
6,
i,
26,
Mar. Aby.
S^AA^
o
i,
~<5
Rec. 21,
manner,
intention,
disposition,
---
will,
'
I
15,
"4
eiTit.
authtb.
<?
m'
Rev
"
s=> Si
3' 3,
between
Copt,
^^
A
Roller Pap.
with,
'
in
"
charge
dense of heart
Rec. 33,
tions
j\
A
^
<g
"
joy, gladness;
of.
Thes. 1296,
Heb
Stunden I09;
<K>'
Copt.
i, 3,
cnrre.
aut
attention,
intelligence,
%>
Jl
"O
c^
<?
,f^
'
_ZI
j>
^J,
?'
vryoy,
f,i everybody,
'
fl
"
d
ab en Ra ^
:
be sorry;
i.e.,
thou hts
heart of
inten "
'
my heart, N.
350.
^ ^\ c^s j A
to separate, to re-
"heart of Ra," a
ft^s^AA
move,
Ab
auten-t
Y^
ab
dust, ground, earth
i,
A men.
"
i
9, 20,
name of Thoth,
to lead astray.
",
111
Amen.
Rec 26
-
v
o o
ra
dung.
autenb
A ^, ^
incense
Alt.
autchu
N. 1276,
V\^o-^
(j
or decree, to give a
P.
146,
P. 672, to
command.
2 7>
i82
ima g e
672, M. 661,
Thes.i 29 6
ab-t
I]
make an order
IV, 1131,
calf.
>
statue (?)
\\
%,
'
ab-t
plur.
heart of carnelian.
(?)
K. 206
Rec
ab-ab
'
of a house, cabinet.
[38]
$Lf
(p
>
to dance.
\\/V
abau, aba
N.
Copt,
ei&e
Arab.
_,-i'.
(j
1 1
abau
man
ab-t
80,
Y,
v.,.
.6.
.4.
^1
ljS,U.i 9 6,
fl
thirst.
(j
ab-t
ab-t
J J <&^ ^^ ^
N. 622,
I]
to
be
|j
Peasant B.
118, thirsty
2,
ab
(j
U. 539, T. 296,
?
~^
fl
*&
sceptre; var.
iu)&
(?)
'
Peasant I3
'
I79
l'u
cave,
abode,
fl
<?^
and
ab
_J
tion
wwj
AAAWV\
Q
var.
ab-t
ftAA/V>A
I- Q
$ ^)V .A
I
'
saliva (?)
f J>
to cease
strong
ab
of the
~^
U. J126, excretions,
000
abu(?)
\
J%,^
South
North.
restraint,
i)
'
see
of
(?)
(j
or
j*"tO
tection
a spice offering
$\,
ab-t
ft-
to mix.
ab-ty^IB-.
^^^
(1
vases,
lettuce; Copt.
man.
ab
fl
thirsty.
ab
o(?)si s trum(?)
TK
dancing
dancer,
fl
$
I
'
cessa "
to sto ''' cess
^ ^^
J3
J o %, P. 579. P ath
'
road '( ? )
& H^
or snare; var.*
J
_^.
Ab-ti
a goddess.
ab
ab,
fl
A,
abu
fl
draughtsman.
1%,A/^,
T
N. 737
350,
soul or strength.
[39]
M.
p. 165,
aba
317, N. 821, to
v\-
\\
abu
164 =
J f^, M.
(j
J C*
0, P. 527,
to marvel.
Abait
h4
"
aba, abaa
N. 653,
a tree sacred
to Horus.
'
open.
B.D. 42,
3,
abusuna (?)
(j
@ Ie
j|
a sick-
ness or disease.
the Mantis that guided the deceased.
(Sai'te),
Hh.
abem
abm[er]-t
abn
'
abain
Rev. 13,
(1
8,
O
VO*
yWWVA
Ji
.6.1 Hit.
alum
Rec. 15,
|j^
J^^ D
(am'
(j
grave, tomb.
Harris
630, 15,
I,
III
Copt. CJO&ert.
J?
abns
tk gZ
goats.
abar
&
1 <cr>
fl
^ to
.1^01?
1)
calamint
to
Tr
ft
JI
^Tf
^*
(?)
Copt.
'
with.
ga
r>
\|
bulls;
lls; c
compare
n
abash-t
(I
6,
n,
(1 (1
o
?i
*)
\\
I^N.
1,
j)
genuine abr.
1)1)
Q% CZD
ffl
Ijlj,
u-
abrau
Anastasi
Kahun
abagi
unguent, ointment.
salve,
\\
C=>(sit),
i/^^Llflfl
r-n-i
v
>
(^j.
& <^s
ft
V,
(?)
N. 9 S 4l weak(?;,
tooth
ffl
plur.
N. 660,
(j
=,
iii
,,.,
III
tasi J, 23, 5,
abata
"thou
1JI
'
i,
<=i
A H8'=
1JIX
==
{]
^c
1JI
71
A
,
(I
UPcrf
hast destroyed";
^ J ^^
(E
'
^,
servant,
slave; Heb.
Rev
_g, tooth
A8
honey; Copt.
/-\yi
'i
Hymn
(?);
9,
13,
moist, wet.
1 2 1,
a kind of
abaai
unguent =(]
O^
l^d U
(I
i
fill, P. 588
y<=r>(]
^1
abeh
III
A.Z.
23,
102,
title
of a
priest,
c 4
[40]
h
abhu
|j
ft
fl
A
abthersu
IV, 386, to
an animal.
sprinkle, to moisten.
"**
abt
o'
'^
Vt
to proclaim.
,
abes
Rec. 31,
-=>,
many
^J
make
T. 295, p.
53,
I'
ingredients.
X O
i<
|]J^,
(]J-~-,u.405,
=
162,
abes
P. 215,
^s^, monthly
K3v
J^
to
make
to
5,
(jJp^),Rec.
"'
festival;
the
*
I
month by month.
Abt
to advance.
(I
I,
months,
MONTH.
var.
764,
O
1
ointment containing
j]
to
M.
aabkh-t,
abekh (?)
rise,
var.
III'
plur.
-x
fll
abkha
r
e&OT
month; Copt.
abekh
GOD.
92.
TEKHI
\\.
'
Abes
PTAH
absa(?)
medicated
"
00
fl
11
B"?T^,
JT
^1
absi
WK
a kind of
absha
j|
J|l
|1
n
^
,
wolf, or jackal.
'
who
jj
Tuat
,
fl
(j
s=>
B.D. 65,
fl
or
RENNUTET
O'
^&,
I,
one of the
nine ape-porters.
p.
616,
8,
r-^-i
^wO.
^^
,w^
x
O)
KHENSU
V^^AA
o.
HERU-KHENTI-KHATIT
O.
A^IJV-
O.
HERU-AAKHUTI
M. 784,
tJ
SHEFBETI
<^^>
c,
Abeth
or
REKH N ETCHES
o O
Aapep.
O
J ^=, ===
abeth
Jvl^A^
V-^K
Abta
MENU
n
^>
II
fettered
11
REKH-UR
a god
KAHERKA
*^"^^~^
(j
or
ta
PH
Copt.
Abtka
,
>
gazelle.
rx
II
A
wailing, weeping; see n
D
(I
/"*
||(j
J TtTtT
SEKHMET
part of a boat;
APT
or
^7-7=-
(|J
^
^
MKNKHET
HET-HER
I
*d\
<5c^
oil.
absit
(1
or
Peasant 25,
T,
plur.
V\
[41]
A
abt
ne t=
frd-
(]
abtu
tem P le of Shu
'
Q'
\\
D
r,'DJ
^,
Ic,
,..=>,
!<=.
= 40
lu
ft^^^NA
P.S.B.
Copt,
Gr.
ome,
(LXX)
Q'evpi
7T
143; Heb.
1904,
D
,
Q
l^i
nc^N,
oi0c, oi0/.
w
4JL3H
reckon
1
//
count, to
measure
to enumerate,
U3H
Copt.
(]
i
up, to
number,
adjudge the value of, to appreciate,
to assess, to
to
ap-t
ci
<
(j
last
i.e.,
1s\
judgment
(1
(1(1
ap-t U
3H,
(J
id
f|
ap-t
id
Jl
f|
ll>
(J
D a
ftAAAM
countless;
YrM
fl
taxes
>
6,
a vase or vessel.
numbering, census,
Copt. Hire
, fl
ap-t
{]
Koller
number, measure
R. E.
for beasts,
'
.."^
'
Pap
38> refined
'
'-^-* >.
ap-t
neSU
app
(1
ap-t ur-t
to count, etc.
^ c-^
reckoning, account.
[1
(1
(1
1 /3
TQ
^*
Q <==:>
(1
f|
bones
'
<=>
<>
**-=.
Cil V
(I
333,
P.
is
Api-ab-neter
heart of the god," a
D
f\
P. 541,
1)
O^,
name
i.
~S5\.
of Thoth,
Apap
(1
the
month
a festival in the
month
of
,
I
plant,
-CENS'
papyrus
\>
3,
Thebes.
kind of
>
v
n
P a P>TUS
'
^K "
'
(?),
''
Mon.
Champollion, Mon.
36,
i,
27,
No.
4,
one
i
I
estate rolls.
sceptre,
his
(?)
(1
ap-t
^,
>
-n
3,
of Osiris.
H'& D H[ (j^
apu
"counter of
27) "1,
Wilkinson
to live
2
title
ap-t
list,
man
years.
body," a
of
(j
who makes
l\
D ((f|) f^l
[J
Api-tchet-f
^1
= ^ JJ,
no
"reckoner of the
Api-khenti-seh-neter
Rec. 20, 79, the god
O ty
wanting.
P. 697,
mem-
counting up the
= L^OO
I)
--
'
557, a counting of
Api-abu
roya i harim.
""""^
ap-t
111
(I
titles
ci
,
Amen.
8,
19,
18,
21,
stick,
are
<cz
'
'
Apit
^*-S
Copt. eriHII
Apit-hemt-s
[1,
fl
one of the 12
Thoueris goddesses.
i,
^ c^ |j
AAAAAA
r,
,Sj
of the
Thoueris
12
fl
app
[I
what
fem.
^K
(1
D 'vN
fl
EUD
ar>f
O,
,[1
4D
ap
fl
\/
v\
(I
| j^,
Y^
)l
N. 94 6,
_m> M.
;
Pt
'
3I0
9<5>
fl
fl
AAAAAA
%,
fl
'
this.
KAAAVV _Z1
apen
(I
apeh
fl
<A
Q>4?
pills, pastilles.
\J
Q
jk,
/->.
two (masc).
these, these
see up.
fl
'
'
Ap-t, Apu-t
masc-
P^ ur '
o,
j[
'
apen, apenu
fV
^ em- P ron
'
U- 487 Tx5L
""'
II
c><L4>e.
to journey, to traverse.
(I
app-t
is
tablet, plaque,
compare Copt.
apui
^
fl
brick
Qoflflv
flo^Ni.,
these
apap (papa ?)
tile,
\\
fl
staircase, steps.
\, stairs,
Rev., judgment.
/-!
(I
coptome.
,.
(jnfllj
apu
D
fl
goddesses.
ap
(|a(](]c^
ja^S
iL3;1
in the Tuat.
v?-^-
A A
f\
640,
api
45, a hippopotamus-goddess.
Apit-ur-t-em-khat-Nut
3.
D
|j
j|a,
api-t
\, P.
(j(j
1)
M. 672, a god
U. 487,
(jlj
192,
Apit-aakhut-thehen
Ombos
a goddess.
Api[t]
|j
O'
Copt. ion.
Rec. 34,
consider
to think, to
Rev.,
Apa Oafl^,
^^
apa
varr.
nth
A,
T.
312,
\/
fl
Ci
LJ
apeh
a
D
P. 163, to
1 2f>?
(|
ails
a
Ps
3^
D
-="">
arrive.
pig-
vx
fl
fl
P art of a boat
>
ribs ( ? )
4 \xY77'
l|
P. 650, 726,
make
(ja\/
ap-ti (aupti)
fl
\/
^
_f
A ^, Rec. 21,
Gr.
8 1, messenger, envoy.
Q
U. 604, M. 664,
(j
(1
^, U.
Q AK' U. 477, N.
,
759, to
c,
I,
r\
make
to
fly,
to
fly.
apshen
D
(j
^ "^
1908, 27,
Copt. HITI.
(|^D^()^,
fl
6 45
A (1
t*N
Re
'
l8
)4 ^~>-
'
"T
^, goose;
'
l82
'
aptU
fl
ocm
plur.
=
pt
'
(J0
of a ship.
jiart
a
i
proper name
\\'cstcar 7,
i,
in
(?)
apath, apatha
fl
s=.J,M.
P.
a medicinal seed.
QQ"^*''
apt
in
^'f^
c-u, A.Z.
AWAA
rirno
AD"?
q
Apaa-f
H
i
apt
apa
AAAAAA
pi
374, N. 934
lg"^\
I//TS JDCNS
3=>,fl
>
,
amulets;
var.
i
iii
cases for
[43]
*
P. 40, 301,
aptf
(1
plur. of
(j
~jf
1)
*7~ WJl
4f
(fern.).
Heb. niTO
Af
apten, aptenti
LS,
(]
\\
these two
D
Q
1
.)
\\
(fern.).
aptu
'
WSL
Jf
Eth.
Arab.
serpent, viper
T^t
III,
(j
af, af-t
^-^,
^mj.
I]
AA*
"
af
apt
goose; plur.
(^,
(|
(j
Afa
1 1 8,
(j,
^p
(1
Tuat
*^-~
fl
11
^^-~
shrew-mouse
shrew-mouse,
194,
an ape-god gatekeeper.
affi
i
I,
P.S.B.
7,
Copt.
god;
apt
apt
(1
cup, pot
Copt. <LTtoT-.
^^^
afen
U. 545,
~^,
(1
(j
r~7
Aptches
D
(j
a measure.
"^
Annales
T. 300, 310,
84
I,
afekh.
fl
^^,
Af
*u>_
aft
|j
af
*^T,
(|
u. 268, 519,
(j
*^T
aft
II
\,
to rest, to repose, to
sit.
(]
flesh,
meat, joint,
P. 89,
member;
Y~ ^,
lj
|,
TJ
plur.
(I
^, *~[_,
I]
hidden body; J
1n=?)',
IV, 1194;
bread
ak e
'
bed with
Afu
^^
J"j
aft
c=:3
the
flesh,
i.e.,
l\
Aftl ftU X^ (?
Jj
gods who fought Set.
Tuat
aft
Peasant 48,
(j
Amherst Pap.
^ ^
c
i,
(j
f\
(j
linen garment, piece of stuff, linen cloth, rectangular sheet or coverlet of a bed, square shawl
3
,
an ape-headed
,
Afu-heri-khent-f (]^<^>
/]^~.
i Ji
^^^>
*
II,
,
1
vn,
Osiris.
associate of Thoth.
Tuat
(j
"^.-^ J],
Af-ermen-ari-f ^
\\
'
dead body, of
4).
bedstead
dstead like the Sudani
Mehen.
i.,
^
food.
(j
Af,
(Love Songs,
'
(j
'
I,
Diim. T.I.
I,
101, 4.
phallus.
AfU Tem
(j
"
flesh of
of Osiris.
^f, ^gg,
4f
sarcophagus.
||
(j;
[44
^-*~~^
^-fT^ia
lj<^i
(|
^^ 1
AL.
aft
xu.
j.
f)
alt-t
(I
Copt.
/W*^A cd
^^-^
c-=^3 wwv*
*vwv\
}
qurre, qcrf
c=f
/O
_1A
to flee,
the
ground
something which
g\
/7|
V
four
s P irits '
^\,
i\
-fj-
a fourfold garment.
it
t\
IbT,
which
is
dmiut
in; plur.
fl
who
she
l^T,
Ji^
-fj-
_F^-
who are in
the waters.
those
am
4h
(1
i-
ami-t
r-^o
y,
-JU
(1
r^
plur.
,,,i'
III!
ci
aftU
in
is
four;
Copt,
^^=-_
jump up from
to
away,
leap
fl
{]
i^
-It-
is in,
fl
nr
adverb ; Copt.
U. 541, Rec.
* mi - at
"k o
i K some
moment
someone
at
the supreme
emotion.
of
am
ami-t
,M.
.,
U. 387,
P. 187, between,
3 So,
among
one
""
st,
1,
Jj
1-1
ami-aba
fern,
IV
^^
Amiu amau
iltk
Unas
is
between them
sister.
41-
'
(j
\i
-jrjy nr
thy darling
'=
the
-J-J^,
;
in
is
(?)
ami-abt
between
one who
'.
JS^O
000-
(?)
ami-ariti
legs,
between.
ami-ast-a
amiJL
p.
ami-ta
41(j
P.
lj||,
167,
--r|
MS,
the
of
priest
between;
\\
Isis.
T.
ami
ami-ast-a
em
Herset
r|
\\
A o
M
,
vi
js$'
'"jr^k.fl
title
an amulet (Lacau).
plur.
[45]
i,
a priest of Heru-ur
plur.
%\
fl
(j,
^K, N.
M. 666
P. 674,
who
is
R.
^^
-l|-
place,''
fl
in the palace,
"
41-
/j"
AA/WVA
i.e.,
Rec. 21
^W^
>,
A.Z.
-fj-
who
he
_o"i-
O a
01
gua rd
^o
Hi
III,
(l-j-1^
what
is
at the
*-
in'
ami-urt
193,
Hi'
01
who
Peasant
amiu-hat
Rec. 15,
breast, in front.
Copt. ejuiitcnrr.
Rec.
4L
in front, leader.
is
amit-ha-t
~w
list
horoscope.
,\\
150, contemporary.
ami-unnut
O^;
I r
ami-ha-t 4L Ik
_fi^O
ami-unnut
-jj-
ami-unnut 4- t^ ^^ \>*
U
<=>
www
registers, deeds.
the king.
of a priest.
title
-JU
,
>
ami-hru
ami-uab
<=>
WWAA
fl
CTTD, he
& ^^
282.
4 ^^ ^^, 4
ami-ren-f
of
4 ^ ^. 4 B
ami-aha
4 H --Q*
4U
title
amiu-khat
JL
,
o
de of a boat when
'
ami-urt-sa
ami-bah
8Mo
^e
^ *^ e
^, viscera, intes-
\\
king.
fl
Rec. 31,
8,
-jj-
>
!
in front of or before
plur.
(1
4h
he who
ami-khent
in front,
leader.
is
T. 29,
Q, title
I
Tombos
2.
of a priest
ami-per
-|L
\\
plur.
amiu-khen
ia
i
Rec. I9
Il-
\\
,i6,^^^,|
^
4h
will,
officials.
palace
ami-khet
conveyance of
property,
operty, inventory of goods for tc
testamentary
follower,
(
'
purposes,
irposes, title-deeds.
amit-per
4^
will,
amiu-mitu
guard ;
plur.
(j
Methen
jv
-jj-
15,
testament, schedule of
household goods.
I
'
i
a name of
the dead.
amiu-khet
P
I
those
who come
652
after
'
[46]
o
varr.
posterity;
T.
M.
180,
ami-u
162,
title
ami-sa T r Y yf
>
of a priest.
title
Ami-ut
i)
ami-sa
-\i-
V\
he who
'cp,
ami-shepa(?)
oa
-fl(j
Ami-qerq-t
behind.
^
,
-[]-<=>
(|
is
fl
o u>
I?I
title
^ =
^
JS^
f\
Fl
-\\-
Xll
herbs of the
sin
held.
vi,
m
=**>
Ami-Ta-mer (?) |\
i.e.,
N. 716, a
gods
(j
i
the
B.D.
\7
(Sai'te)
256,
-J.
name
^J
Ami-beq
| J,
Ra
U. 254
23, 3, a
^J^
(j
Ami
-||-
jjr
41-
D Ber
|j
"
8'ion-god,
|\
_a^.' a protector of the dead.
'
-jj=1 =1
^ ^
>,],],
o'
41
J1
\\
Cairo Pap.
Ami-pet-seshem-neterit
^o
N. 717, a
uaa-f
Ami-Pe
or Osiris.
'
(j
|j
\\\
on the
lie
III
hidden.
Tj.
B.D.
,
.
^>,
Ami-Antch-t
she pre-
-11-
in the
Amin-bagin
Amiu-asu
M.
59i the
P. 161 .........
"
^
of
19,
34,
Thoueris goddesses
title
[n
~|
iu
Amin-bahiu
an Egyptian.
Am-t (Amit?)
Ami-Ann
Rec
lt
J 7>
Ami-tahenb-t(?)
amiu-tcher
Rec.
^^
_^f*Vfr
in Ta-mer,
33, 3, dweller
215,
36,
TJTO'
one of the
Av^i,Tf +o
amiut-ta
Rec
>
tf)
U. 530
tj
W*
JL %\
%Q
"
Ami-utchat-saakhu-Atemt 41-
ami-ta
Vrf
T %P
Jf
JL
4-
title
^s&
-j|-
of Osiris.
^,
Tuat XI,
80,
D((
Ami-pui --
B.D. 25,
Amu-upt
ami-mu
Ami-Unu-meht
Q
1
265, "dweller in
a divine title.
|\ -^>^,
&
J^- D
title
of Sebek.
Amiu-Mehnit
u.
B.D.
who
Ami-mehen-f
(j
B.D. 64,
Ami-Unn-resu
18,
-jjtitle
Sun-god.
264, "dweller
a divine
in
title.
Ami-urt 47,
Ami-naut-f
a cow-goddess.
B.D. 145,
U. 33 1
~
,
(]
"
a serpent-god of the bush."
[47]
Aini-Nu
B.D.
Ami-nu-t-she
Ami-hem-f
(?)
08, 4, 5
JlAmi-heh-f.
see
Q,
(j
Ami Nebaui
Tuat
the
in
Tuat.
?)
(0\
Mount
with
and
flints
amiu-hetut
41-
ra
\\
[j
Pylon.
n
Ami-Nenu
-]\-
n n
O
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
B.D. 100,
Ami-neht-f
f\
fl
"f
'
U. 263, a
j)
n
VW
/^^^- A/WW\
title
||
the
ami-hat
146, the
royal uraeus
U. 257, a god.
*j), B.D.
f\
Ami-He-t-Serqet-Ka-hetep-t
of a god.
Ami-Net
1\
Tmraii
(j
name
HI
41-
Ami-He-t-ur-ka
N. 153, Rec.
^JrEji
SiZlSLi'
5,
name
B.D.
metal:
Am[it]-neb-s-Usert
*
of Sunrise
(|
II,
/I
\\
41-
-^
1\
on the
Tombos
the
6,
king's head.
|j
r\
r^ x
<wwv\
Ami-net-f H4L
^, Tuat XI,
n iTftnjui'
U
the serpent guardian of the loth Gate.
H
M.
762, P. 665, a
title
Ami-Hetep
(]
1
Ami-Netat
t\
_cpv^
title
79, title of a
^^ I
M.
n
j
u. 530,
()
-J-
name
of
khat Asar
Ami-khent-aat
Edfu
41-
4U
who
B.D.
41-
I,
12, 15, a
-ft(j
I
of a god
(?)
23,- 3 ,
//
in
^SS,
/V/^AA
T.
308,
c^ /4-C^>-
^\
tf)
who towed
O, Tuat IX,
Heru-tuati in
his
boat
Khepri.
Amiu-khet He-t-Anes
B.D.
Mabit,
the
'
goddess of Edfu.
1\
T Jj^
41-
(Saite),
in
17, 40,
a group of gods.
Amiu-khet-Heru
Ami-hepnen
Amiu-khet-Ra
nnn
name
Cairo Pap.
four gods
115,
contemporaries.
i\
(?)
-jj-
a god
a Pr
amiut-haiu
6,
JiH^. A
agod(?)
Ami-haf
l8
719, a title of
Osiris and of Ra.
Amiu
god
<?
>
of Osiris.
j|
1
=&=
o D
Ami-ret
Bers-
Ami-Hetchpar
Quelques Pap.
Ami-her -fL^IJ,
U
ill
I
^wNA^liii:^,
in
[48]
Amiu-khet-Tehuti
Tuat IX, four gods who towed Heru-tuati
in
T- 323> a god.
-,
his boat.
Ami-suht-f
.U.
p^
[]-[)-
Ami-ta 4r
U
17,
Rameses IX,
10, a ser-
22
'
Tuat
Ami-ta
fl-IL^
U
Todt. Lepsius
Ami-ta
4, 83,
9th Aat.
III, a
l\
god of the
boat Pakht.
3s
-j^^
ami-ta-f
Ami-sepa-f
a lion-god.
f^
6 ' S2 a
'.
of Osiris.
'
title
-jj-
Amiu-ta(?)
759,
-N
,i
B.D. 168, a
Ami-tehenu
the
name
of a god.
title
Ami-Sept-t
in Sothis," a title of
Ami-Seh
"
dweller
JL,^.
Ami-thephet-f
Horus.
U. 260, a
title
of
sehseh
Ami-Tuat
-- 8
41-
name
8 <$
i
Rec
<^x
Amiu-teser-t-tep &
41(j
p=T| [~|
U. 258,
title
B.D.
of Anubis.
Ami-sehti
41-
f\
U _a^-
Amsu,
08
A
Ami-Tet
Nesi-
Ra.
ol,
Vv
,
Juatix,
T. 305, a
title
of a serpent.
41,
Ami-Shet-t
-jj-
I]
1360,
5p
of,
*\
the body-
of Osiris.
^ -^
",
\Jfi
come!
var.
D;
[I
\\J\
Copt. ^JUtOTT.
,
7.9
4-
41[|
who
title
of Anubis.
Amit-Qetem
M. 342,
T. 369, a
goddess.
guard of a god.
title
ofOsins(?
Ami-Tcheba kher-ut(?)
Amit-she-t-urt
who
Ami-tcMamu
those
Jj4j-D|jiir
II, 130, a
-jr
Ami-sekhet-f
Ombos
U. 261, a title of
Horus of Buto.
'
(|
title
of Horus.
of a god.
Ami-seh-neter
of
title
U. 466, a
41-
Ami-Tep
several gods.
god of Orion.
Osiris the
U. 332, T. 300, a
WL *,
u
|\
jw>
Q
i
Ami
(l-fl-
D S
of Set.
o i c^a^*, p. 204,
14, to
be attacked.
am, ami
-J-,
N. 868, a goddess
(j-J-c
Ami-kap
N. 718, a
title
of a god.
Ami-kar
1
-fl-
Rev.
<r=>
Tuat
,
mg
l>
n,
138,
a sin
!"
ape-god.
JJ,
5?)
Rec.
14,
15,
to eat; see
49
amemu
^v
Henmemet.
(j
Rev., to overeat
am-t
^>,
MI
-0u
^
J^sTi
Ibr
am-t
|. -'"
JSf^Q
and
Am T ^
R.E.
of a wine.
chik
i,
0^"
o JT
$), "
strength.
(j
4|- ~3~,
stuff, cloth,
garment.
l'
pupil-
Rec. 188,
195, a goddess
[1
T ^a^
Nile
Hymn
26,
(I
Amen.
to
firm,
am
AAA^V\
dam.
strengthen.
^^
Of
see
f,
am (amm)
2,
make
to
fl-lj-fl
suckled by Renent,
Ombos II,
6,
4 8 (Rubric), colour,
amam-t
'4> name
(j
(j
provender.
cattle,
amm
6, 22,
Amit <" J|
paint
\\
T.
am, am-t 41 e=
B D
amu A%\
Todt. (Lepsius),
if .B^
4-
43
OTftOAXOT Hp.
Copt.
see
20, 5, boat,
ship.
Am[it]
^=, T ua
41(|
'
VIII, goddess of
eyebrows.
Berg
Am-fl-
am (amm)
i,
am (amm)
34, a lion-god.
Am
'
ackal
am (amm)
headed god.
am [1^^^,
amm (|^^,
H,
^v
skin
cat.
(?),
(|
to be hard of hearing.
Rec. 35,56,
am (amm)
(1
^^'
14,
^\ ^w,
[1
am (amm)
i)
"H
C=^"
1\ "^&, Amen.
/
(j
(1
patient, submissive.
t\
fa,
l\
000
12,
'
^v
to
rot,
ferment.
am
fl
4r-
15
woe
am (amm), ammit
>
^''ce
c ' av
Copt.
OJULG, OXJLI.
(Lacau),
staff, stick,
standard.
am (amm)
am, amit
f
a tree, dates
f
(?)
am (ammu)
13, 411, fruit trees, palms.
to
fire,
flame
_\
l
amu (ammu)
\\
plur.
names,
'fire-gods.
8
c= _CT^ % ni
/j
i]
i
$i
am (amm)
(aam-t)
(|
^> ||.
- ti
ama
% ^
light, rays,
beams.
grace-
Ama
Lh
e
(j
grace, graciousness.
QTvN'
(1
t\
*K\
-fj-^^'^, {j^<
ama Q^JVastaff.
>
50]
Amakhu
P. 404,
\\\,
amaa
borders, boundaries.
='
4
^
fl
amam
M.
make
750, to
>
^K t\
_J?
C-D
Amakhu nu Asar
house, tent
i?
serfs of Osiris.
Amakhu
date palm
(?)
plur.
(|
name
^,
(?)
^A
*
[I
amakh
ama
,
11
Mar- Aby
J,
-j-
200, the
daily.
Amakhit-f
darling.
N.
of a god.
Amakhui
ffl
/~7
(j^>
travel.
a'
to
576,
0, P. 258, T. 69,
M. 224
'
J>
49 2
(j
fll
-H-
jour. AS.
ama, amait
(j
l\
1
l\
_Zir^
Q|
W.^,Rev. n,
^.
cat; Copt.
3,
178,
6AA.OX
23, 204.
amakhu
JL
(j
Rec.
36,
ama (?)-t
78,
(]
amar
T?
Rec. 31,27
L-fll^,
1
I)
M.
T. 69,
4/K
1*3
^Y>U
VJ
1
XT.
^J
'
in")
*J
\1J/
xs^
one who
bound
is
r\
shipped;
plur.
(I
S\
7>
^\
^\
V\ v>
P.
AAv AH
00^, Oy
i-i
224, like.
amakhen-AHy
to
(I
^^
43.
amma
ami
(read
?)
(j
a
a - _n
_M* Ji^. MI'
IV, 1045;
vassals of
fem. n
3>v
amaa
proper
Wj
name
ami
amakhi
^(jljgpi
serf,
Rec. 27, 53
vassal of a god,
(I (1
person of
honour.
female vassal
amakhkh (jr^
the venerable dead.
(?),
(j
^E=c
|\
)w. J|yi
_a?^s ^^^
^
(?)
^ ~
make,
grain,
"%\
Alt.
K. 45,
(j
f\ nn would
ami-t
name
,
c=^
that
Ami
2^
|\ J|v>
barley.
(j
Osiris
aged
wheat or
manna tree,
serfs,
AA
uU
am (amm)
,
Q,
Ami
4,
t\
-II-
of the
vassalage, fealty.
JL Amen, n,
|1
(1(1
jl
Nesi-Amsu
30, 21, a
Eye of Horus.
4t\
J,
B.D.
(Saite)
no,
9,
51
Amen-aakhu
,
Jj
B.D. 164,
name of Sekhmit-Bast-Ra.
4,
Amen-ren-f
amitiu
f\ Ml,
f|
dead person;
L.D. III, 2i 9 E,
i,
plur.
T. 322,
~vw,
18,
(1
he whose name
is
hidden, a
of several gods,
title
Amutnen(?)
(1
1
P.
\\ 11,
^ixtr
CO
Rec.
1-3
*wwv*
MI
f/WA/^V
amen
S,
^^ D%
If^
AAAAAA
71
AAAAAA
ifS*
,*i
U. 508,
__n_,
A
1
'
lj^|,
|,
jfj,
Amen-khat
AAAAAA
(j
fi
^1
/WWV\
Tuat
AAAAAA
(j
x,
M^>
one of
(No. 39).
^ <H
'
I)
AAAAAA
'>*~
Hand
Aapep by a
^
w^
I'
po
I,
holds
that
chain.
*
1
Ament-seshemu-set
,
(]
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
title
""]
Nome.
% 5^ ^j
fl
" hidden
one,"
-*
AWW\
J e^S S/
^1
"
" the hidden
god
who
-(3
^J
J_ll"
f\
'
I
~*
(I
something hidden.
amen-t
a sanctuary; plur.
AA/WW
(j
amen amen
a hidden place,
^7
^,<>T
Nahum
3,
Assyr
8, Copt.
~^, u.
A
I
to hide the
^^,
U.
558,
AA
Edfu
Ameni
=]
HH
I'
"-
~"
I,
90, a form of
Amen
andRa.
J. Tomb
Ra
of Seti r
(No. 52).
Q,
",
Tuat VII,
"Afifiuiv.
Hymn
111]
AAAAAA
Amennu-au
524,
heart, to dissemble.
amen-a
Gr.
iAXOTIt,
(|
Heb
*->
'
/WW\A
amen-ab
~+ K &
Amen-t (Amenit)
'
AA/VAAA
ASf
in heaven,
is
Amen,
the god
fl,
J),
lU
of the Uevil.
amen-t
(No. 30).
i"
IfCs
of the Gynaecopolite
Ra
Amen
3
x
U r>
I,
/'
AAAAVN
Jl
i
AAAAAA
^ ^.
|,
U
Amen
name
Ra
the 75 forms of
^^
hidden person or
Amen
/>
**
^
\
75 forms of
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
8
w
^^
Seti
'
Amen-Heru
amen
AAAAAA
Tomb of
ffi
??? SlJ
4-JL-*.
R. ii, 140
^"
t"
^l
of a god.
A^S
*
A
M
A^^^^A
= JULAXOH.
AAAAAA -4L-
name
Ampn han
Amen-nau
,11111",
AAA/VNA
v\
Amen-ren-her
T. 49, 51,
Amennu
P. 266,
JT
Amenui
^^
AAAAAA
^% $ $
n
TT
nJ nJ
the dual
Amen.
'
Amen-aab-t
119,
Amen
as
god
52
t\
J1 A/WW.
J,
111
J
*&
Rec.
17,
of the East.
Amen-Ra-neb-nest-Taui
^
S =^= J) Amen-Ra,
J)
Ci Q C3 \> \> 111
111
(1
throne of the
Two
Lands,
lord of the
Egypt, prince of
Nesi-Amsti
i.e.,
e ^
Amen-apt
^j
(j
of Karnak
^^
Amen-Heb
Amen
]]
ra
J
1
'A/t6i-i;/3i9,
Amen
-iO
AAAAAA
Oasis of Khargah.
^^
Amen-Ra nesu-neteru
(]
1
ill? '",
r\
Amen
of
Karnak
var.
JJ.llllU
f\
111
u Jlt
fl^
J'O
H
iO
1r
t_
'A.[iovpaaiov6l]i>, i.e.,
J111
Ml-'
.211
/VNAAAA
Gr.
iv, 1031,
Amen-Ra Heru-aakhuti
(j
Amen + Menu.
the triad
Amen-meruti
Amen + Ra +
Heru-aakhuti.
Amen
'
Amen-Ra Heru-aakhuti
the beloved, or loving, god
mm
r\
Amen
Amen
Khepera Heru
in
Heru-
of
Heru.
III
-I-
of Thebes.
Amen-neb-khart
worshipped
i|LJ,
111
a form of
Tern
(?)
Amen-naanka (?)
4,
'
Amen-Menu
B.D. 165,
Nubia.
: ;Gr.
sil
(I
(1
I
>WWVA
*
(j
Rec. 26, 57
Khepera
()
1
Amen
Nome
as lord of the
of Heroonpolites.
Amen-Ra Ka-mut-f
I
Amen-neb-nest-taui
,
Amen,
Amen-Ra
Lands,"
1
Amen
Stele 8,
Nept
Amen
1 1
^
Q
(]
Dream
B.D. 165,
Amen-Ra
Amen
-t-
the triad
Amen-hap
Amen + Shu +
'^0,^1
(j
Ra.
Ament-herit-ab-apt
(]
I]
L.D.
4, 2,
the female
Amen-Ra-Ptah
^^
(]
Amen + Ra +
AW^AA
9
1
Ci
the triad
\\
^ ^^D\v^^,
p.
24,
Amen-Ra as
.aWOili
his
f\
I
ill
Culte Divin,
mother's husband.
l\
1
fl
Amen
'
(j
Ptah.
3,
^^
Cl
Amen-khnem-heh
D
^^
Amen-Ra-menmen-mut-f /WWW J|
,
Amen-Ra.
counterpart of
ithyphallic
Ci
consort of
1
Amenit Ra ^^^
Tefnut.
1)^,
,
4,
Amen
as
god of
AAAA^
eternity.
'
A >
^\, Nesi-Amsu
1 7,
14, Amen
/WWW
ill
[53]
c ^
Amen-qa-ast
T J
Amen
amen--t
j\
ww,p.
6io,
Ci
tj
heaven.
Amen-ta-Mat
fl
&
J
1
amen-t
v\
ft
Amen-Temu-em-Uas
(j
Amen + Temu
amen-t
Thebes.
in
M.
.""'".
r\
Amen
14,
Amen
(1
I
'
\\
pi. 17,
T.
81,
Amen-t
bank of the Nile
.Lanzone,
yviA
J m
jj,(]
A/^AAA
^x
c\
Tehnit
74, Amen of Tehnit.
(]
Rec.
P. 602,
-^y,
uuuj^
T. 360, P. 359,
Amen-kau
amen
of
ji
(j
<
Amen
see
Khemenu.
.
{]
1
/VWWA
^^
Amen ^^
ua
AVWVA
(1
I]
I
west wind.
a lion-god.
Pierret, Et. i,
U. 543, T. 299,
AAA^'V\
the god of
v
i^
ne^i
A,,
v
Amen-t
J4,
.
".
(I
a serpent-headed goddess,
preceding.
Amen
d
(]
1
Amen
"
/wvw\
I],
at
Ci
name
vj
counterpart of the
Tuat VII
j|(?)
nine
"^
J
1
AAA/VAA
pi. 1 7,
/V^VAA
Tuat in,
^1 ^
()
>
a denizen of
i)
U.
578,
AA/WVA
one of ' he
fl^flfl^ivv]
H o HHm^
fl!
ill
!'
f)
vl
Amen-Ra
Thebes.
^^ ^^ J)
vww^o
compare Am-mu-ni-ra
those
j
an
official
_)
Amen-t
name
D
v*.
AWV>AA
P.
4 o6
AA^AAA
^^^i
Ra
(No. 27).
'
^t\
XJ .^
Heb.
one
amen (j^,
M.
I,
^^
[1
I
of Seti
Amentt
Amen-ta-f-pa-khepesh
,
^S Q^D, Tomb
(j
of the 75 forms of
'
5iJ
^3^
Amen-Ra-em-usr-ha-t
R
who
'
Tell al-'Amarna.
JL
Shemsu-Ra.
Amen-Ra
"f
<^
Amen-usr-ha-t
1
Lanzone,
Q
^j,
LJ
1 IWWVA
895, the
T
,
amenti
nei^i
(1
Amenti |
_J_J^'C&
rv
0,
goddess of Dead-land.
compare
Amen-t
the
name
ft
Tuat
I,
a singing-goddess ;
[54]
A
amen
Amen-t-urt
(j
Tuat
Amen-t-Nefer-t
S.
^^
1338,
.^^^^^^ ^ ^^
M. 823,
66 9,N. 895,
P-
R
At^i^V^
^^
7T
/T
AAAAAA
589,
'
ff <^.
Ij
,
^>
jr
(|
a gate-goddess.
I,
Ig3jthe
II,
'
name of
goddess who
(2) the
Tuat;
Amentt ermen
"
amenu
7^
^
fV\/^
^11
""
'
",
7~\
^t,
(I
wwv~\ (2
Copt.
(1
^P5'
Mem-
fl
AAAAAA
star-
r\
Amen-t se[m]-t
(1
AAAAAA
pasture
goddess.
(1
I
Amen-t-hep-neb-s
plur.
.......
the isth
hid the
Tuat VII, a
&
ist
dove.
amenhu
(^
the ante-
amen-t
(j
S,
name
of a
(Nebseni), 31,
vulture amulet.
name
of a
amulet
sceptre
to
make
^,
to arrive, or reach
amer
|j
to set in motion
to love.
^,
A
[I
ameh
see
fl
i
amenmen
make
1352, to
Rec. 4
jj|,
to be deaf.
(j
amer
T. 340, N.
320,
(j
f^x
"
an animal
amer-t 41
fl
v\.
amen
264, P.
^, ^,
M. 129; see
see
T.
jl,
AAAAAA .AAAAAA U
[]
'
amer
,1111111,
I
n 49
T. 39 6, N.
AAAAAA
amenmen
I
u. 335
a g rou P
<^-
II
of slaughtering gods.
(Lacau).
8
A
^A^^^A
amen-t
amen
fl
m
|\
_B^.
a.
Rec
c
staff,
for sacrifice.
sceptre
32.
?,
incense, perfume.
ameh
Amen.
27, 13,
121,
(?)
a kind of
(j
(j
Hymn
of Darius
4, to stablish
amenu
(j
Amenu
kherp
made
absorb, to
/\
Amenemhat
fill
oneself
name
of
79,
U*\5fl,
name of
ameni-t
Copt.
B.D.
72,
i,
149, the
name
a gate at Thebes.
(j^l|l|~,
''^of
(j^
1116
(j
A/WWV
'n Ll11
l\
o
,
',
IV, 1142, n
^,
AAAAAA
Thes. 1253.
seize, to
II.
(j
to
full.
Amen-sekhem-f-au
I
(jg|,
firm, established.
(Kherp - He
Amenu)
the pyramid of
see
o
err:
@ ^
1
of the
6th Aat.
god
the
[55]
There was an
at Sakkarah.
of Death,
amh-t at Thebes
Amset
of Seker, the
Kingdom
also.
J)n
the goddess
(!J(
||
of these kingdoms.
A
1
make
P. 676, to
M. 551,
(]
Amhit
amkhen
^^.p. 262,
JL
4-
fl
P.44S,
Hh.
443,\
""""i T. 190,
1
U /WW
U AAA/WV
a voyage, to travel through or
about.
U. 296, N. 533,
^^
j|
crown, head-
ames
H A
P.
445,
76, M.
Amges
218,
dress.
ams-t
Pap. 47, 12, 81, 10, Rec.
673>
^J^^^l
^T
N- I279; Amset
7,
in
embalming
Osiris.
Amset A^ ~1
Amset
Aelt. Tex. 38, A
<^r-
Amesta-em-abu A^ ~1 AT ^,
1
derah
B.D. 17, 34, Todt. (Naville)
title
Menu
of
II,
II, 10,
jt],
(j
Den-
41, a
P- 535, 689, 690,
N. 172,
to perish,
(j
become
to decay, to
ames
^=
corrupt.
mes
(tj;
born(plur.), N. 1229.
?)
ames
Amtt
1,
lie,
untruth; see
aumes,
(1
usury
^^
,Rev. 14,73,
\J
u.
m,
ameska
Amtenni
.
n
-I
"
J
lt
amset
Hh. 4 88,
amtchart JL l\
a magical name.
Copt. JULHCG.
amset
offering.
5 =
Q, Rec.
am-ta t\
JP^
cake
ams
:'
Copt.
JUteCT g,HT.
the great
intestine.
unguent, ointment,
(1
^\
^\
B^
^,
salve,
U. 297.
A/WVW
D 4
[56]
an
an au
AA/WVA
KAAAA,
(1
of reports,
nn
interrogative
particle;
,-.
^
v\ -wvwv
H _zr
,
cz>
herald.
i.e.,
-^
ntr>hfltC
em
mQ
then?
1
A/VWV\
who?
is
he to-day?
Jjl^'
n
skhai
-WWAA
j\
%>
(]
_fU.
an-shpt
ctii-but/t
that not ?
is it
name
R
i\
^ v^
to
,
^
0,
t\
WVS
n <^~^>
"
(1
/i,
an-t,
AAWV\
"^^
Sj
(1
an
'
''>
the
fire stick
anut
something
<=*>
["
fa
Q AVWSA VyA
fa
Q^
fa
^vT,
T.
26, P.
'
>
offerings.
j|
^^^ M
-www, U. 556,
(|
||J*JJ)
a post negative
brin g er >'
fire
n
,
^^-~^
f\
Tomb Amenem-
--/f
a conditional particle,
h /www u
""^
of a ceremony.
44,
gift,
544,
offering; plur.
particle.
A/WVNA
an
HA
"
.do ye know?
/WVW\
an
"Yf~\
^^
j\
an-t ret
\\
an
bringer
i,
AAAAAft
a nt\
U
-ss,
shall
where
n TV.
fv
an
\\
*
an-uauai
P. 316,^317.
an
to shut doors.
JJ
an
II1IIHH
1\
O
= -ww,
IV,
of,
140.
3,
AA/WV\
V
N
A^H!
n ^ /
an
WWV\
(I
1
t)
O,0 A~W
an
because, by.
^vwv\
^,
said by
4, 220i
we
II4I
va.r.
(J
212,
AAAAAA
iv,
P.
509,
<\n|
688,
323>
JJ
Re C 32,82,
o ^jji,
fa
U.
T. 292.
say.
an meru
AAAAAA
so
pers.
c
/ww,
ann
[I
ga
pron.
pers.
ist
ann
(I
fa w w
ann
f|
AAWVAA
r\
/-)
4
AA^AA^
o,
AAAAAA
ft
^ /VAAW
ann
jl
an
/WWVV NV*"'
11,
revenues,
interjection.
\\
P.
gift,
eme
^7
JJ
,?i
^'
\\
318
11,
M. 626.
r-,
JIT-,
Jr
JJ
JjAWWAjr
<
=tl
,^g_
n AA^W
ft
(1 []
^
~w
i>
(I
anu
j\
JJ
^Mwv^
n -wvwv
y
iv
produce
r^,
JJ^W^ JJ.A
".
-^e
r,
to bring, to convey, to
JIl8
bringing;
" Copt.
e|
()[),
A^AAA^X, porter,
carrier,
flour,
offerings of flour.
bringer;
^'
yA^WW
'7 2 '
939,
A
nnn
Anher neb-mab
name
An
1
J_l AAAAAA
name
the
X__/
272,275,
^----'
JJ j/,u.
ft
r ,
'
'
Antit
AA/WV\
JJ
a o
"
Eye of Horus.
the
III, a
Tuat
"bringer" of
III, the
~^w Tuat
]}
Anniu
B.D. 89,
of offerings.
Tuat VII, a
ft
AAAAAA
>
An-ari-t-Ra
^.
^
god
of the Utchat,
,
B.D. 92,
a form of Horus.
,
Denderah
III, 69,
II,
n
j\
26
ff.,
- *^
/VWNAA
An-a-f
;V"
B.D. 17 (Nebseni),
An-urt-emkhet-uas
^^^ ^) "^\ ^T^ B.D. 99,
An-maat
A
[j
|\
^-S-,,
15,
-www
\u.
anti
rn
Berg,
an-t
'
Rec.
4, 28,
t^
fl
i, 3,
II
\\
^f A.,
o A.
(I
<=>
ann-t
H -ww^
ha-ti
/VNAAAA
A.
to
ann-t
6)
rJ[
i_l
cz>
JJ
A 2rf _n
"^^
^=3,
j\ y
J-l
i
'
j>
'
Cairo Cat
"
P.S.B.
7,
7i-
Abydos (This)
Copt.
AAAAAA AAA/W\
f^>
!^>
ft
<**^
<O
t^
U
1
Tuat VI,
(1
Rec.
n,
143,
(I
1
-j>
'
^
,
an
.,
'
'
a turning back.
A.
delay, withdrawal.
Anen-retui
175,
some -
thin g ^turned.
/WWW
AAAAAA
18,
a re P ellin g'
/v
A^VSAA
i,
repeller.
P. 685,
something repelled.
f\
al-Gab.
^^,
O Q
"^^
^,
anetnet
sacrifice a heart.
Der
yWAWV
f\
'^^
(j
an
T. 338,
|\
AA/WVA,
(j
t|
name
'
An-re-if
fiend.
',
Ijfiin
(j
JJ
oc/
An-nef-em-hu A v
G
Osiris.
anan
ann
fa
A\ ^^~~
AAAAAA
A^ ^,
1
II,
i-n+nf Sl\
^Xnlai
Rec. 32,
A=ss<^^^'
Q JJo
LJ
^^
of the
mast in the Magical Boat.
'
_gb
J^=a=,
A
An-hetep-f jJ
'
Shu.
repel.
f?\
^j,
is
j}),
.A
^,
R _o_
|
(j
ft
j^
liPtftn
,ep
an
of Osiris.
serpent-god, one of the 42 Assessors
.
An-her
B.D. 125,
^UML,
An
B.D. 125,
An-atf-f
Jjv
'
34,
pi.
fl
__ jj
An-a-f A
Lanzone,
13, 126,
An-her
.an-ner
star-goddess.
III, a
Tuat
^$
An-her-Shu
Mission
a god
i,
ft
23,
I,
j,
Anith
Thes.
who
goddess
brought
5,
An-her Bast-utet-tha
of a goddess.
"
of a serpent deity.
ft
/WA^AA
t>
,
/I
anan
A
I
AftAAAA
A
1
<S=<
knife,
sword, to
destroy.
A
'
an
58
]
1)
anau
to fetter, to tie
L=4
L_J! S
up, to bind, to wrap round, to rope up.
H*A
<o<
an
plur.
Hh. 482.
anau(?)
fl
fl
/WWV\
fetters,
II
cord, rope;
WWVW 5,
[I
AA/WVA
skin coverings.
CCl,
(1
jl
,>
\\
an
^ ^
1
fl
,
I
an
(1
an
fl
purple linen
(?)
bindings.
an
Yr\
/www<2
fl
/WW\A
^
(I
Roller Pap.
3, 8,
red cloth.
anew.
'
*$t,
a kin<^ of
^L."
fl
an-t
spotted
ft
(I
'
'
i
an-tt
ci
Hh. 229,
An-t
ft
(I
[jig
an-t pa-ash wXS
an
<o< " e
<e<
www
(I
\\
An-t-sekhtu
tu
damned
Tuat XI,
M. 642,
P. 340,
^, T.
column;
J*'
Anastasi Pap.
an lip^'
standing
an
Kek
294, 295
plur.
IV 8l9
'
'm,u
I,
of an obelisk.
HI
B.D.
An-tt
P. 229, pillar,
festival.
drink of some
kind (?)
uice> sa P>
in'
N. 535, 538
a funerary
rvv/j,
'
(?)
J,
fl
Copt.
I)
heb
8,
2,
'
an
of the cedar.
an-t
Pap.
Ra.
valley
fish pilots of
sickness,
in
fl
15, 43,
|J^, Qenna
<G<
www ^fc^s,
an-t
an
,
ft
fish,
(1
an-t
7
" Great
ValleyT
o
AAA/VW I
AAAAAA
M. 188, N. 694,
an-t anti
(j
(j
mythological
fl
plur.
/www43o, B.D.
an-t aa-t
1|
of valleys.
the.
^S^
ft
An-t
~\
terrr.Recd MI
1026,
twi
'
],iv,
<o-rr-rr
www U
| iy-i,
an
battering ram.
an
sail (?)
(g
dom
of Osiris.
one
an
;
ft
(j
IT
oorti
fl
.
,
-K.CV.
Rev.
mrm
IMD
"
O'
-^&/WWA
third
II.
ii,
of
second, the
twinkling of an eye."
,
<O
f|
107.
167, /www.
www,
an-t
(I
i
if-
stone; Copt
COIte
AAAAAA
an
111
or
(I
1
/\AAAV\
fl
in
,
eyebrows.
*i
jt^o
r\
r~|
I
<e*j p
fi
<=i|
^^AAAA
'
plur.(j nnmin
\\
AAA/WA
824,
|,M.
nrrm
/i
||
trnni
hall
tomb
'
\
g raves cemetery ;
.
ffl
Hi
c^a
plur.
ens
[| ^j
j t^o
m
Rec.
8,
j
i
an-ti
an-t
!L
c
,
Rec.
4,
Amen.
complexion.
columns, colonnade.
a hall of
B.D.
15, 89,
46\
^
the
i,
r*"""!
fi
Moon-god;
^^2,
(j
59
An
Litanie 53,
C7
|T
^7
|
of
An-sebu
|jjj,
||
stars.
An-a
rfl
V
II
and mother
l*^.fl
VI
\7
of one of the seven forms of Harpokrates.
Anit
M o |, Rameses IX,
Neha-her,
^
V
pi. 10,
Horus
SU Cl and Set
I.
a god(?); see
An-Kenset
An-tekf?)
IV
'
^
rfl
.U.4i 9 ,T.
239,
m
of Pepi
P mother
I'
I.
An-tt
ibid
Anmutf.
1E2
ifi
'
of
Pepi
direc-
& &
III, 35,
title
Denderah
of the
title
691, a
P.
An-mut-f
2 89,
Anit
T.
;S32=, T.
I
j^,
I.
Pepi
[1
8 4.
i,
7>
2 7>
name was,
perhaps,
a g d
The
>
ori-
ffl
111
the hill-men of
P. 661,
An-ti Set
An-mut-f
(i) title of the priest at Denderah who personified
the god of this name ;
(2) a bull-god, who presided over the igth day of the month ;
the
L,
Desert; plur.
(3)
night,
If*"
te-
Rec. 20,43.
An-tiu Sett
Anmut-f abesh
in the
Ombos
I,
i,
252, a star-god.
Mar. Mast,
an-na
'
P.S.B.
-,
,8,
\\
37,
as an inter-
T,
I
AN.C
rogative.
Anana
Anran (?)
the dwellers
Nubian bow.
- An-kenmut,
L.D. 3, 80, a
form of Hathor.
Q
(I
11
an-ti
An-mut-k
i,
the
name
Papyrus.
j^^I^
of the original
^,
Sphinx
1,
258,
A
anauasu
a
4,
ana
(]
of an
**
"^r,
|]
1
AAAAAA
name
or
title,
<e
anu
[j
Methen
plur.
(1
/V/WVA
/ww
a kind of
anu-t
'
anun
Jill
"v\ o, Rev.
n,
137,
[j
1 1,
AAAAAA A/SAAAA
AA
anauau
anuki
165,
(1
/WWNA
(3
Anaushana
Anastasi Pap. IV,
of plant.
jl
i,
57> !;
Heb
3 ^" MT
'
'
p
x
^U3.
Rec
2 9>
bearing pole.
AAAAAA
>
(j% ^L^^*-!
^
a
NS^
[j
IJ
^^* A
a kind of plant,
,
i
H(j,
11
N-
(l.V
Rev
A A
anuk-hu
anauba
herbs, plants.
(]
(?)
**
stone.
(j
Rev.
-,
M. 651, boat
P. 437,
r\
(I
sandals.
AAA
[I
Hum
anau, anu
anu
\SX.
(j
U. 392; see
ana
office.
O Q@^j
|)
I
I)
i
60]
f]
^Sti
TT
13, i,
Rec.
I,
6,
wall;
9,
plur.
'
Anaukar
fl
1L
fl
-=-
aneb-t
anar-t
(]
^^ = ^^ A,
anas
(jTn
ana =
l\
ana
milk.
N. 1299,
618
=Tfj
j_
var.
>
5 6 7' chin
^|'
man
tAfl
Hr
'
III
AAAAAA ^ZJ
Aneb
B D Nav
2,
a walled
;
/^^
AAAAAA
Vi
to call.
(I
blaspheme ;
P.
^,
955,
i2i
AAAAAA
>
(]
<O
AAAAAA
<=d)
11
_Z1
I5) 48> to
s, a walled
district.
v\
anbit
O
On
off
or
(Heliopolis),
singing-man of Denderah.
\ [1
fl
11
1 AAAAAA
cattle, zeribas,
dancing-woman of Denderah.
ani
<
!e:<
<&<(]|]aniD,'
(]ODimi,(]
(VSAAA/V
I
/WXAAA
Mm-,
tone.
wall-builder,
11
Rec
5,
89,
AftAAAA
AAAAAA
II
Rec. 16,
O O O
1
tants of
o o o
5,
93*
inhahi-
Memphis.
<e*1
<s<
aneb[]
1
as=c Rec.
(?)
aneb-hetchtiu
10,
twigs, palm-leaves,
mason
106
ll^Tr,
'
AAAAAA
*Q
AAAAAA
'T
1
[)
1
AAAAAA
JimI
III
|j^,deRoug^,
^3
I
'
[61]
Peasant ,6,
^JM ^
fl
Anp-heri-em-pet-ta-tuat
fl
_
/WWW O I I I
Rec. 31, 26, a kind of medicinal plant, herb, or
1
fruit.
anb
'
T"
I)
J T
\\
dance
to
'
P erform
to
'
Cairo Pap.
acrobatic feats.
Anp
khenti
Ill,
5,
Anubis,
and underworld.
Ament
anbs
(?)
an
46, title of
aneb-t
official
of Thebes.
^=7
dual of
v-
>
(j
22
^^ |> M
>
(j
1}
(j
P- 79,
^37
aneb-ta
(?),
A.Z. 1907,
Anp
>
I0 9,
anp
tJ\
JTj?'
anp
(P D
anepH
,-.
dC~I3
-=J
^^ P. 707, Anubis,
Anp sa-Asar
AVSAAA
r\
j*jO ^AAAAA
/^
wrap round.
to swathe, to
Anp, Anpu
(j
stink.
36,
24,
(j
|,
8T
80, N.
P.
4,
Jl
(I
J4
88, 2
text
$), Sphinx
"
"
Anp khenta-ta-uab
B.D.
D
"
JS)
Ir^i^
"
',
^j
B.D. 117, Anubis, chief of the
(j
=1
y, lord.
anp
khenti-seh-neter
C Rec.
n,
2,
'
(j
Anp
2, 27,
(j
^^v, Anubis
Mar. Aby.
etc.,
of various cities:
Ln\\
I,
45,
Nesi-Amsu
25,
Anpuuast
the judge of hearts (U. 220); Copt.
I)
Anpu
WWVA
(I
JJ
Edfu
| ,
14,
I,
the four
Anp
I]
^ Jl Ombos
D
I,
62, a
worshipped
111'
QAWA
D
hunting-god
in the South.
name of the
21 st day
of the month
f\
anef
Anpit
fl
D
QO
Lanzone,
r\
Anp-ami-ut
r,
I5I
'
I56
'
^VVA
^, B.D.
(I
in
Anp
q
/}
(3
O
|||'
anem
AVA
D
the embalming chamber.
\\
Anubis
anf
=^
n
,
neb-Ta-tchesertt
Copt. ItlJUl.
(j
Anp
..
|i
U. 543,
jackal-headed god
a form of Anubis.
anem
LJ
^^/v^AA
who guarded
the river of
fire,
AWW\
^\
U _H^
^?, Rec.
I
II
30,
67,
191, 31,
162,
Rec.
i,
62]
/vww
aner-en-bekhenu
5, 90,
<=>
(j
nnm
^O
nnni
AVWA
^dl
porphyry.
AAAA
aner-en-ma
(I
ITTTTTl
Rec.
nnni
48, granite.
3,
'
AAA<V^
r\
Aner-en-Maat
Sinsin
.ww^
\\
nnm
" stone of
truth," a
I,
/^
<=>
H
1
,~
c\
jl)
of Osiris.
title
/WW\A
aner-en-rut
rmm
(j
(3
nnni
sandstone.
human beings,
skin of
or animals, hide,
aner-en-rut-ent-tu-Tesher
nnni
(|
i.noJUL;
pelt; Copt.
anemu
I)
human
^JJj^^^
(j^
^ t^ ^
*'.?.,
$!.
^'
-- w
iiJ4,
anem-t
sandstone.
[1
f]
<=>
nnm
fl
nnm
/|\
^ Q
^^ 0> Rec.
(j
vessels of drink
Rec.
1 6,
plur.
"^ O
1\ IX
[1
aner hetch-nefer-en-rut-t
V\
u
51.
U-WWA mm
aner sept
1.
^K
anr
n
anr
www,
<===>,
(j
(1
shell of an egg.
<^s ^\,
nrnn
stone; plur.
worked
stone, pebble,
A/VA/VAA
locality at
-r^
-
34,
(1
6.
15,
s.';--ll'
var.
^.
[ft
(I
I
i
\ \
ralL
^ \^
basalt.
/www
__
^dl/wwv
nnm),
/
yellow sandstone.
anrahama (arhama)
mnD
Hensu
iv, 894,
TJ
**
^n^\
Jr
_Ai
..-
p, Bnch LH.
nrmi
'
nnm
'==
||^i
AAAAAA
(?)
111
DB
<c=> \\mmi
nnm
aner-en-baa
worm
111
(1
(j
aner ua
jm^
IU)U
anrana (alana)
inn
Aner-ti
(?),
"
(|
a reptile
|
1
I
head covering.
gravel,
Copt. UJIte.
n^>
u Jr
fn
anr....
anrit
i^V), skin
A^AWS <
^
virility.
De Hymnis 44,
<::^>,
9,
aner
(?)
<^>
[fl
Ill
111
who bestowed
(1
see an.
Anenit
aner
a va se
'
'
'
anr
^J)
nnm
fn
apparel.
III
black granite.
cloth, garment,
anen
{]
Li
A/WVAA
anmesit
stone
imm
to love.
desses
kam
aner
'
anmer
<=> A
(]
i
(j<
an-m'k-t
home, abode, dwelling.
IV,
,,
nnm
kind of stone.
a,
aner hetcb.
/ww
[1
nnm
aner-en-sen-t
"skins,"
beings.
Thes. I286,red
Harris
Syr.
I,
r
i6A,
.m
10,
ntAinai, Arab.
A
i
Anastasi
IV
4, 5,
,,,'
.m .m
'
C^^
:,
Copt.
[63]
.
AAAAAA
Anratat
<
>
'
r\
f\
I M
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
anhem
/www
anhama
rn
AAAAAA
an-khu
s6A,
I,
pomegranate; see
5,
fn
<&<
f|
11
2,
""!
^-^^
>
see
*"
-fil
^ a M\
!,
Q enna
4-
5,
the
I
singing ape-gods.
134
8,
/1'
-<l
<e=< n
AAAAAA
embrace, to
K\
crr^>
7T
A \\
n
I
to surround, to enclose, to
'"
>m r
.ly^.
%^j
MI' round
anhu
B.D. (Saite) 4 *,
www
(1
ci
^JJ
ans-t
Rl|,
H1^, Thes
T
JjTiil
IJi
I\
JJ
Rec.
(j
anhasap(?)
An-hefta
H
8
^~
www A ==='
"
**
A
1
AAAAAA
f\ "^
W
A ._HK^
skin,
"^^^
(I
AAAAAA \\
(1
I
anq
O'
IN
^\
WV^
-J
;1
to withdraw, to return
(?)
r\
<wwv\ $4
<?
I)
anhem
(?^
1]
Q>
l6
'
'
5",
to flame (?)
7 " a kind of un ~
Do' guent or salve.
H^O^
H
JJ
lant
(?)
vase, vessel.
4, 2?,
anseb-t
921, 941,
see nesu.
king
\\
Gr. aviaov
II
JJ
kin(
III
(|
ansu
^X,
ansuti
<
ans-t
an
(j
ans-t
HI
plur.
secret, a riddle.
anh-t
2,
a god.
ii
meaning, a
^O
'<?!
V
| ga,
jl
[j
ois-
(]
^Q.q
(1
www
^wwv^
(2
j|
'I
anh
n^rf, M.
AAAAAA
(1
'
f\
(]
of the priesr !
t_
^
tess of Bubastis.
title
Anes-Ra
,\.,Rec.
wrap round;
_^
\\
PI
X,
[~Q
Mj
662,
(j
/I
P.
9\
(sjY)
El
<>t
(?
II
\\
^^
fl
,
ww^H,
\\
(II
etc.
7^
Anhetut
(d
(j
AAAAAA
aneS
\\
IT]
II
Alt.
fi!
I"
see
nherher.
/WAAAA
.urasmara
anhemen
anm
Gnm
off.
'
'
i
AA/WVN
r
I)""
n
var.
ffi
111
MI
to rejoice
"
r=>"
AAAAAA
\\
Harris
U. 182, to carry
(?)
anherher
-cn
jl
colour,
P.
667, M.
777,
A^
f\
'
'36,
I)
1
_P
C\
f-=P,
^
^
P.
601,
[64]
/WSAAA
=0
^ "
ri
71,1
w/ww^J]
fl
^i
^wwv^^
(J
/d
anth-t
(j
(I
I
s==>
tackle; plur.
(1
fetter,
U. 422,
@<?>
VJ
\ T? Rec 3.
6 7.
"
T. 242,
Amen.
13,
to embrace, to gather
3,
?'.'
s=>
Antheti
j]
Anq-t
[)
1
B.D. i53B,
fl
iww5
fl
Ij
*^p
l|
Pap.
Antheth
Rec
6 7,
3,
"
one of
I,
s=3 T uat Vl
a g ddess
'
>
unknown.
functions
i'
anthenem
cordage,
ant
Anasof,
A?w5
^^.
(j
~ww 2T6
be
to
need
in
jj
gJ
Antebu
annk
ank,
Seti
tac ki e of a boat.
or harness.
24, 7, a part of a chariot,
I,
Tomb
j|,
x.
(No. 64).
^J
in snaring souls.
,.
anqefqef-t
tasi
the net
3,
-*\
ii
anna
anqa
Ra
the 75 forms of
iww5
^
/J
187.
(j
^>
B.D.
99,
7,
a kind of
plant.
ank
to
5PJ,
I]
ank
fiend
plur.
|j
\/^ ^^
"
AnkU
[j
QL
^S;g
(|
pi.
Rec. 31,
r,
|jg
wv^
,>
L)
Antiu
anetch
is
anetch her
"t
fl
f\
AAAA
709,
_y }' H oolll'
thee
many hymns
see
uat
>
a S rou P of
slew Aapep.
fv
u
Ant-ti
Ant
hindrance, obstruction.
\\O ^S
(j
ant-t
N. 682 ............
|,
^^
vx
fl
^,
LJ
J,
j/],
antcher
^,L.D.
qAWWS
Ill,
I ^s>
jl
(j (|
Pers
Antesh (]*'
1403
^|
T. 386,
M.
1
ar
Nav> Lit 6
AWVAA
g,
grief,
-^
<^
sorrow, pain.
f\
I)
AA^AAA <:
Tjtjt
Darius
ft
<T^>
Rev.
6, 12.
ar
e.g.,
..
= <=>, more
if.
^^,
fl
^>
g,
a mythological animal.
"^
d
1'
a god
~WWN
Antriush
rv
ar
*\
Ill
(|
^5
AAAAAA
antch-t I
<O<
to stifle,
of Darius
MWW^-, Hymn to choke, to13,close up.
h
to suffer grief or
I,
_^ in' T
anti-tu
see
strike, P. 204.
"T, to
(|
(I
who
four gods
,
T Rfi
i
the netter,"
AAAAA^
1a
f Aapep
K AAAAAA T\
"f"
17.
Ant-t
am
^~T
^-^
ant-ut,
fl
(!
toes].
AASAAA
r.
"t*
=^
to
defender, advo-
protector,
O'
1-
ant-t
chain
"
<S=<
fl
"T,
~~"
a god who
ant
(j
^,
I)
tie,
anetch
to fetter, to restrain.
N. 699.
than;
\\
A
ar J].
Mi
=r=>
to,
to-
(j
the presence of
<:B
*&,
ari aterti
ari a (?)
Lower Egypt.
\\
work the
to
'
o ^^
ari ankh
f
into
'
irrigation
of a
district.
AAAA/VA
Copt.
to milk an animal.
logo through
|,
of some-
will
someone.
^t,
(j
(j
someone
do the
to
/\
ar-her
1l
<s>-
|)|
ab (?)
ari
wards, etc.
Ar
4r
65
to do.
P.
the
nails '
ci
ari
antch
make
to heal, to
to
\\
21,
76,
o,
make, to
to
and used
etc.,
as an auxiliary
eipe
92, to
ari
utcha
to
Stele
(j(j
"
any other
i,
Amam "
visited
nnn
nnn
,
1
ra
ari
amount
to
to,
the time,
pass
"" ^
-I*
"I passed
.T/T
ari
abu
i.e.,
to
make
a stop-
to cease.
to
Copt. epfi.OKI.
to prepare
pequ U
food.
,
D
to
to
work
do what
o 1C
<c=>_a^. w>A
to
in
name.
ari-t
pretend.
em tena-t
maat
i
I
to practise
life
of integrity.
ari-t
-cs>-
to
occupy an
office,
ain office.
'
menkh-t
wings
'
^d
to
s P read
young.
do the
ari
metcha
to write a book.
to benefit
aakh <2>/^
/Till'
to heal.
'
v\ -A
ari
become pregnant
D
right, to lead
n iv
<s>-
ari aau-t
*^~~
%>
4,
_H si w
page,
make
ari
1'
fWWV\ <^_^>
Rec. 19,
em qaa
someone
tk
ought to be done.
//
served."
-<s>-, to
^^
ari hetep
ari
2>
to
(j
contentedly.
1*2
em hetep
ari
visited
rv\/i'
ari
to travel, to journey.
(j
man who
vA
-ce>-
ari-t
<2>-
^^^
^=y(,
visit,
-o>-
66 =
conceive, to
ari
at the trade of a
Nastasen
work
-<s>-
_jj
ari uat-shu
Copt.
"=
<e>- :>oc
manicurist.
@
fl
\\
^
A
'
to
someone,
do good
to.
ari
en
-cs>- ,ww
' '
[73'
made
by,
produced by,
ari
[66]
hem-t
ari
a thing continually.
perform a task
to
ari nefer
well.
ari nefer-t
ariher-<E=-
nekhi
ari
of someone, to
ari khet
L=/l, to protect.
nekhen
ari
-<s>-
-S)
to
renew one's
%,
t\ 8
_M^ x
<s=~ fD
hru <=>
\\
P.
Ik
^^
ha
>, to set
-ee>-
make magical
[1
i.e.,
make an
II
to
to
make
Jj^
^,
to repeat.
to greet with
-aa>-
AAAftAA
s= ^,
ari
sekheru <&>
plans, to arrange
of the
to praise.
O*^
men's destinies, a
at Thebes.
to devise
i,
title
of one
Khensu gods
ari sesh
-<s>-
fjpl,
to act as a scribe, to
II'
to
do
into writing
JJ
f
ari senther
the law
<s>-
magical passes
over someone.
H J\
ari-theb
cloth,
^s=~
to
good words
hebsu
make
ii
ari
to
'
rD
ari
ffi
g*'
j
sem
ari
,
festival.
<=> O
ari hett
Rec. 21,
i,
ari kher-f
466,
a festival.
rejoicing, to celebrate
day of
ari sa
ari
87, to thunder.
ari
to effect
[j
to
in
<H>-
aqeru
-o=~
v*v
Haker
hep er
ari
<r^>
-<s=~
celebrate the
be
things, to
Haker
ari
do
.-^,
to
kheru
ari
[j
do the pleasure
pleased.
protect.
(j
ari rethu
to
<s>-
pity, to
ari-netchemm-t-am-henen
M.
Tr-
1\
deify.
shew
to terrify.
"ft"
make someone
khepem
ari
to
ft
Jj
JT
,,
\\
-cs>-
\ta
ari netch
g
X
ari neter
A <dT> V
neh ^
ari
to have inter-
'
IV, 1004.
'
to
make
ari seshsh
to weave.
-cs>-
ft
aaJL
nn
to
the sistrum.
play, or rattle,
ari
seshem kh[n]s
to praise.
to
to steer.
{_]
to
[67]
'
ari-t setep
^,
sa(?)
make
to
Ariti
\\
the Court.
Shen
ari
Arit-aakhu
<s>-
^
1
I-J
ari kat
"doer of
Ari-maat
Two
==
^pt
A
>c
>:=f
'
<==>
H
head upon the
i.e., the dead man.
\\
to
make
cr:
Osiris.
I'rT '!]!)
Rec
4>
28 >
a speech, to
say.
ariu
"
Ari-em-aua
laid his
earth,
_HH_
II,
Ari-em-ab-f <s>-
to protect.
~^s^,,
D
VII,
star-goddess.
^
}
he who has
Tuat
Arit-aru (?)
'ZL
a god.
ff?VN
(2
working men,
slaves,
-jfrlET
p|
L_=fl,Berg.
f}*' ^^
'
servants.
arit^
ing
Tuat vn,
Ari-Amen
hairdresser
a star-goddess.
work-
sons of Horus
i,
(2)
women.
am, ariu
'
Jj
who make,
etc.
<
tiffin
r
J^JIII L-'
i
ari-t -05-
<a
{JQ
U
^J
(of
I
artificial
B.D. 99,
magical boat.
Ari-ren-f-tchesef czDi-ir
lapis-lazuli).
o o o
Berg,
|,
])
i,
ari-t
-*-([
>,
working, deed,
act,
a thing to be done
III
work of
all
plur.
-n
Ari-hetch-f
ari-khet <2>a
title
Ariu-kamt
worker,"
i.e.,
^s>-
Ombos
I,
i,
186-188, one of
maker of
things,"
'
Ari-ta
1 2
1\ JL,
Ill
'
'_Sf^.
gardeners of Osiris.
>
",
Arit-ta-theth (?)
Tuat X, a lioness-goddess.
is still, i.e.,
Osiris.
Ari
"
*"l)i)%!
.TT
<=>
1
^,
creatures,
beings, mankind.
-<s>
kinds.
"
ari-t
human
a m<=>
\\l
Ari-tchet-f xs^
2^
title
of Ptah.
><.
the 14
Kau
of Ra.
[68
to see
compare Heb.
J"tt|n
JOp,.
Copt.
\\
-=s>-
Jr
This reading
eyes.
reading
>
ar-ui
is
\\
O\\i
very doubtful
the two
-jj
-2>-
ff\
111
111
"
the correct
is,
<>-
A.
r-t Ra
$Q
T-*
tri e
>
|\
_M*
<s=-
ar
Ar-ti-m-tches
and
'
'
ar
Ar-t-Ra-neb-taui
bos
Om-
47, a serpent-goddess.
I, i,
Ar-t-Heru
-o>-
^\
N.
421,
GIA.X,
and GI
in
em ar-t
-~
,U.6 3)
white;
,U.55i,
OO
P. 167,
\\
.4.
-<2>-, eyes.
title
all
of an
HT-
-<2>-
i.e.,
Ar-t-ua
one eye," a
~*^~
^|
title
^
I
&-
and
<yp
I, U. 516, the
Sf^,
_ir\>
i, N. 519, the
tt
the
red
Eye
of Horus.
Ar-t
Heru
U.
83,
.!
1 1
T)
(u\
Ar-t
given to offerings.
Heru hetch-t
<!>
5, i
Ar-t
Khnemu
Ar-t
Khnemu
Eye of
Khnemu.
the
i>v
"
P.
444,
B.D. 17,
the sun.
i.e.,
I04>
Ar-t-unemi <s^ft $, r?^:
of Sinus and Ra.
P til
Q
*"
Rec- 3
l88>
%\
Ar-t-utt v(?)'
n
a goddess.
(tfl
Q Jf J)
'
Eye
Ar-t Shu
<=.
Ar-ti-f-em-khet
C\
<2>- <2=-
"
7ft _Bfis-^Si
I2 9 2>
'
a ceremonial garment.
the moon.
of the Sun-god.
~
Ar-t-unem-t
'
Thes. 104,
B. D. (Sai'te)
67
'
Eye of
the
4,
"
"
B.D. 101,
Ar-t-aabt
left
"every
the
green Eye
of
persons, everybody.
Ar-t(?)
<2^
265;
Horus
/'.^.,
official.
eye,"
sssa vN,
<?\
A^VWA
nebt
P. 264,
^
}
Eye of Horus
'
'<,
en nesu
ar-ti
the sun
i.e.,
Denderah IV, 81
Sa^*''*'' I96)
the southern
ar-t
of Horus,
"~
eye to eye.
\\
Vi:^
Eye
ar-ti
,
fern. .^gs-
evil eye.
ar-t
U.
^T C= d~ fli
one of
'
\7
\\
of Shu, i.e.,
the day-sun.
^
J
245,
Ar-ti-f-em-tes
B.D.
a god
^^ ^^
'
\\
^
,
f\
^S>~
Q.
f\
"
*
"
^j
5,
^, Denderah IV,
setting
81.
Pap. Mut-
sun
fern.
[69]
f\
Ar-ti-tchet-f(P)
ar-ti
,the
(I
^\
<
>\
-<s>-
_ZJ.\J^
(?)
/~
aru
ar,
%>
-<s>(j
U. 4 2i,
ar-ti
N. 119,
J],
ar
217,
Rec.
^g,
,T., 4,,
P.
os^^N,
(I
man
oppressed one, a
N. 213,
(](|
,.6,
*"
245,
ar-Ut
^-
(j
which
<rr>
[j
f n
ar-t
fl
n
,
AA/WW
i'
Arti (?)
who swathed
GIOOp.
5, blue garment.
^
coloured cloth of
Tf, Tuat
<E>/l
N. 391,
<
'
n6 4
N.
(jl),
moisture, flow of
water.
IX, a god
Osiris.
<=>
ari
made.
flags are
1]
>
y^3
ar-aa
;
river; Copt.
^w
i_i
the Nile
w,
<=r>'WWVA
_Lj.\y
<=> ^\
ar-ti
l,
(I
i
< >
ar-tit
ar
(]-<s>-
msf|!
Ij
in trouble.
*
Ari-t
oppressed.
2, 109, greatly
I)
form> flgure>
(j
ar-ti
strong-smelling
to be oppressed I2/ww
~^,
~^,
w
^r^
2r^
n
1
some
||
J^^bJ.Rec.27,
fl^2a-^\
I],
P 66
'
>
96l)
'
""",
Copt, eiepo.
Yji'
he who belongs
to something, or
one who
is
P.
M. 557, N. 1164;
391,
(I
someone,
<^
<
plur.
|j
<=>
P. 433,
Q,
milk
epUTTG;
see
[1
Rec. 13,4,21,
%Q
/k
^,
V^J
[I
^2f2f^f'
who
<S>-Q%>,
(j
32?
'
',^1'
jj^jj(JA^,Rev.
women
(I
fern.
-<2>-
^W
friend, associate,
S>-vt
V^W
(1
it
J|
companion.
-
^\ 5^J>
(j
I)
(?)
<2>- fV
aru
stalled
ox;
plur.
IT-
IT
arit
ari
(j
<2>- 2
'
(3
U. 68,
1)
artu (arut)
*=>
M. 619,
<
ari
s=i X-
(j
I)
#,
(1
>
catt l e f r sacrifice.
o>-
Wv
^uZ33, milch cow.
that
ari aui
Jj.
"*
4 f,
office,
appoint-
of a
TT
Upper Egypt.
E 3
A
arm aakhut
[70]
8,
fl
1
dwellers in the horizon.
Mi
pylon-keeper
ari
^ Nome
^%
aru
of
of the high
title
^)
Upper Egypt.
TV
plur.
"
4,
'
T^
throne attendant.
Ari-as-t-neter
rl
<2=>
dl
<=>
fl
^-
fl
^,
^K
U. 430,
^k
brace-
i.e.,
'
lets,
armlets.
house-
steward,
\\
keeper.
creatures of earth,
.
j
T. 246.
^ ^)
Ari-pehti
-nmmr
Denderah IV,
C-/T
\\
doorkeeper;
porter,
"nnnnr
plur.
'
Ari aui
Two
Gates (Egypt)
IU'111'1
'iimiui
III'
f < he
kee P er
wardrobe.
fl
*i
IliiHill
a lioness-goddess,
4,
Ari mehiu
\\
(j
;r
arimenkh-t
of Horus.
title
Ari-aa-em-as-t-maat
,
/i^r!'
rniinr
in
the Tuat.
steers-
arinit(?)
Ari-aa-en-Asar
'
Q j&
Art-aa-nt-pet
Ari-anb-f
*
1
title
vfl
fl
\\
of an
of high rank or
see
Nekhen.
Ari-nebaui
<=>
Tuat
I,
keeper of the
|1
fire,
(]
[J (J
^,
stoker, a fire-god.
<=>
<=><?, Tuat
iv,
ass-herd.
^ ^,
J
^s^^ ^2
a dog-god in the Circle Aakebi.
|j
ari anti
Ari-nefert
aau
Pap. 67,
title
ill
(|
/^\
I1II1HII
M.
r-i
VjV ^, a
learning
/VWSA^
'F\
man.
ari Neklien
il
^T7^>
Osiris.
<^~^>
"~
mnmr Jk.
^
Life,"
79, a
bull-god.
-mnmr
nimnr
ari
M. 557,
P. 391,
an aa
P. 651,
^.
I)
(1
j]
ariift-t
the
*"'
divine being, or
/'.*.,
>
<
'
fl
T^
\\
II,
bird; plur.
o j^
"
'V e
Tuat
I,
cm
fl
vj
t
^W
ari aui
:=> .,$(
ari pet
28, a god.
ari as-t
= Thes.
100, the
dess Mehennit.
Ari-user-t
Ari-ar-t-tchesef ^/
Rec.
tfjJ
(j
^^
\\
official
Tuat viii,
\\
<
Ari-ti-nefert
fl
I
\\
^^ J)
^
keeper
i-1.
of the virgins.
^i
v&
cil
of the
"
Quelques
House of
ari neter
fl
<=> 1
*1
to the god,
sacred property.
^longing
'
1
<
Ari-t-neter-s
Tuat
I,
fl
0,
p,
[71]
ari sebkh-t
ariretui
belonging to the
Ari-ret-ur
feet, i.e.,
anklets.
1fe=t
P.
672,
N. 1276,
Rec
ariretui vtfKt,
Ariu-hut
seshem
Rec. 26,
associ ate
6>
ra
B.D. 168,
--AW
(j
.~v2*-,
ilic
\\
l\
ari heb
ari
captain,
7,
<=>
ft
of a priest.
ft
Ari-hems-nefer
(j
ari qeb-en-she-en-shet
XA
steersman.
(|
/I
of Fire.
Q'^'
ss
Ari kenem
\\
^^^
ft
earth,
*, Ombos
A7^
ari
Arensnuphis.
henbiu
v|)
J
o
'
Ariu-ta(?) ft<=>^>!
Jr
1]
AA/VW\ ^Cj
ill
revenue
ari thetthet
officer (?)
<=
Ari-khabu
B.D. 168,
,
i
'
belonging to
n>
ilt
i,
a man, or animal.
'..,
=?=, U.
sf]
I,
Ariu-ta
(I
(?)
~<E~
-<g- f\^n, a portion of
gods.
^f
<
^f^ ^v
hemu
title
f>
Tf
<=>Y4)
Ariu-stau-amenhiu
^^
s^,,
"^ -=^
{]
ft
the
ari ha-t
gatekeeper.
Ar-Stau
'
^^,
^D.
companion.
<=>%>
ft
33)
'
(^|^'^,
Ariusem-t(?)
^=t,
ari
"
^ | ^J
Amen.
ll'^ J^TM"'
()<=>
^,
-^
20
22,
ariu tha-t
of the
i.e.,
"^
ft
Mf!-
ft
.
Amherst Pap.
z
28,
in
companions
theft,
fellow robbers.
_/)'
Ari-tes
", Berg.
I,
J
i
i.e.,
collar,
Edfd
,
34>
11
necklet
'
|
iW<J
B.D.
17,
ar
(1
I, 130, keeper of
the slaughtering knife.
bandages,
mummy
swathings.
to remove, to transport
a measure
of land.
ar-t
ariusura
ft
(I
AA/WW
WSAAA 73,
see
butlers,
men
in
charge of drinks.
fl
(1
a skin
roll,
a book
o
ar-ti
(j
arisba
\\
0*
I
see
inmnr
keeper.
^f\\
"^ ^'
E 4
A
arr
(1
arr
(1
<^>,
o o o
1& Wort
21
1 2i/
K.
Alt.
"
(1
wine
>
i'
I
Ara
"X
A <r=>
Tuat
I,
Wta 5633,
pot
III
arr-na
cellar
I'
>
-fj-
wine shop
I,
21
o
grapes,
^ "^
A
H
>
Copt.
72
>
grape seeds
arr
fme
(?)
arp
a singing-god.
=,
(I
1]
Arar-ti
desses, Isis
(1
districts
o
T)
yL
and Nephthys
I]
two uraei-god-
/>
of Pelusium
=5=
T.
Ji
(?)
<2>-
(1
\.
(j
r W)^?' A Z'
a proper
ari
T. 119;
weapon.
knife,
Bd
38> I?)
name = ^7^.
name
cedar wine;
/Ci,
arp
\AT
^, U.
(1
(I
148,
\7
T. 122,
< >
fruit,
produce.
arpi[t]
product, food.
(j
=>
arp
,
fY\
wine of Syene.
()|
ari-t A <s>- A A
(1
T. 121, ^a wine;
fl^flfl^,
/wwv
^3=
(I
wine
ari
20,
%s
Rec
_fl
land, estate.
/v^AAyV^
arutana
^
~^
-f\
^ 'UOM,\^'
g~ ^^,
\\
/~\
A'
'
"
T\
16
^^'V^/\^
Hearst Pap.
>
<
arpi
A(|irD,
temple
arut(?)
arpi-t
to
tie,
to fetter, to rob;
,
>
<!
arp
|)
P.
p. 724,
243,
(]
aref
arm
(I
ftffx
arm
U. 43 A,
^ Pf ^'
(Syrian,
'
7'
o
in
wine cup
B.D. 52,
v\
(?) vase.
an emphatic par-
3,
L.D.
in
^
A
s D
>
in
PT?
(I
<cz> V\
ii,
/L Q>
man
of
f\
f " --"f v
4, 3,
Armau
(1
<=> Ii
A J.
Roller
Thes
;
^;
fl
M.
arm'
4>
I94>
Aram
Mesopotamian).
Armu (?)
Pap.
AA
129
4,
Copt. pile.
(1
4rabtu
Annales
>
'
\\
Hpn
,Vfl
[73]
\\
Arkanatchpan
1-1:
Treaty
with,
10,
^j
fl
Aranth
K.
^< J^.
V\
V\
l/rs\
AV^^VX
-*l
Re chn un
n 59,
,
,
a kind of wood.
Ar-hes ^j^ I T
~>
arekh fl*
u.
wt >
^K, Rec.
^-_
know
to
see
Arkham
(1
a kind of bird.
The ban
Artheth-aa-sti (?)
Khertt-neter
B.D.
ffl
id^> r^^^
of
+:
72; Denderah
(Saiite), pi.
Rameses IX,
4,
art
<^I>
83, a lioness-headed
C>
1
27,
a mineral.
4,
fl
fll'
^-.
No.
ll
artatchar
>
214, fl*
^e^"
lp
on "S 0(^-
''
Ost.
C ^~~J
10,
pi.
rfes
artb
AW\AAA
a measure
Copt.
apTaflii,
B.D. 181,
42,
10,
Kubban
who
CZ>
-=s=- 1
Stele 4,
Arsu
ruled
"
'o
ahu
^K
aha
after.
cries of joy.
M.
P. 42,
1? ^r
'
62, N. 29,
(?)
k[ffli'
[]
^y" an g enera i
ahai
ra
hail
i,
(jgra
dynasty.
IV 895
'
'
shouts of joy.
the
at
ahaa
Obel. Hatshepset,
his
Egypt
QA
(1
14,
a god.
\\
Arsu
to utter cries of
joy.
Arsi
epTO&,
Arab, ardeb.
up.
Gol.
arr-sa
moisture, liquid.
-VWVAAA,
wake
.-_
AWV^A
A A
(JU
Tomb
^T",
fl
'
Gr.
1272, to
p.
fl
'
arkhekh(?)
Arta
know, make
cJT
the Tuat.
River Orontes.
57, to
:''
?s*1 ill
Art
fl
LJ
o.
1 1 6,
Mett. Stele,
/WWVA
|
I
-7L
>
(j
wwv\
ark-ta
^a^=|||,
fl
Alt.
remen.
see
21 A JS&
Copt. niJL.
armen
^
J3
&<
l\
M'
hurrah cries
of acclamation.
!
'
Arsna-t
Rev.
V^NAA/\
tt
""^J.
fl
6, 6, 33, 3,
arq
JHPXS'
ahahai
fl
J
Arsinoe.
(]ra^
to roll up.
ra
(|
ra
aha(hi?)
name f a
serpent amulet.
I(^>
arq
/]
arqabas
Koller Pap.
*9yN?,
M.
820, N. 42,
abah
joy.
(j,
!
ra
fl
\\
T.
ra
(]
::::
cry, hail
moan,
ra
(|
4, 3, a
Arab.
kind of stone
y-jLcJU
compare Heb.
crystal (?)
f)^;
"^^i'
i
P. 266,
fl
N. 1244,
a god.
TO
fl fl
a cr y
ahit
joy.
hail
hurrah
a cry of joy.
<=
(jraljij
|],
74]
ra
(j
|,
ahi
68,
tt.
ffl
XI
house
ahhi
(j^^gll'Qjf^
ra
Qb
IT]
^7,
[JO
ahi
trouble,
lamity, affliction.
t|
ahai
ra
(1
00^,
AgV
death cry,
ra
(1
pare x/2rTS'
ahbu
X
HI
H|
(j{]
^ ^ %^,
a cry of
ra
class of officials
ahm
ahi
make
to
to go.
(]
see ra
to
go
in,
to
make
to
embark
glad.
Jj
^
^
|,
ra
^,
ra
|,
()
Rec.
'
3,
>
-A
M. 6gi,
696.
Rec. 30,
7,
(]
ahai-t
21
'
f<n
im
r\
1)
r\
i,
HfflD
ra
(j
I
A.Z. 8 3 6 5 ,
g mi ,^
r.
(]
stable,
com-
IV> s 4
fy |J |S'
or workmen.
33,
{j
aha
(j
\\
be
to rejoice,
|j
(j
grain.
ra
(j
death sentence.
ahi
Israel Stele 7.
>
jPr^,
ahbut
ca-
("D
(1
a via
festival.
misery,
>
||
ahb
sadness,
^ era, camp
ra
(j(j
courtyard; plur.
ahi
joy, rejoicing; plur.
C-D,
rn
(j
(j
,
.
D|
cow-byre,
^ o
sweet-
(j
I
ahn
B.D. 145,
fl
3,
wooden
12,3.
instrument.
ahir (?)
T>
[j
jj^
camels'-hair tents
P. 164, N. 861,
ahabu
dancer.
ah
ah
<=,
(1
Heb. "^HN.
^=
sistrum player.
ah, ahi(?)
ahab
(j
to
aham
A
send a messenger,
"&\
ft^
(1
'
ra
\ "^^i Ahem,
$>\
^^,
Q.
ah
mourning,
f\
rt
-A
",
(of a ship).
ah
1)
5J, i*,
Oh
1|
Israel
^>
^-^
J\
(I
ah
'
r\
aham
(j
10, T,
^>
(I
to go.
^,
I)
*
,
r=T, Rec.
21, 92.
|>lur.
(j
'
cattie;
*K
-www
of the
cattle
foreign
75]
ah
=*
WWVA
mo
cattle of
a collar, necklet,
a girdle,
^4,
(j
certain weight.
rope, cord
ah
plur.
Ah-pet
i)
name
heaven," the
ah-tesher
1
ah
of a
<*&>
P. 706,
(j
c~D
Rec. 24,
J)
chamber
in the
ah
p|
o A9
,
Rec.
<j
r*^
|
A
(1
2,
116, prisons.
ahu
ah
parcel of land
6 1, the
moon
[I
o o
Q.
see aah.
see
aah
'
(?)
members,
limbs,
H8
ah-ti
jj
lASlA-\fr,
<?
III
the Moon-god.
Tuat.
ah
(1
ah
a
Ah
royal stable.
,
n
(I
i
A/WW\ /WWV\ EZ
ah-t
seed;
its
workshop;
stable of horses
abut
and
a kind of plant
(?)
ah
star.
white ah.
stable,
stall,
" ox of
*, M. 704,
pasture
""
tf
flesh,
soles of the
H8
^<?
^jUll'^J
O. w
body.
feet(?)
I0 7
rt -
_^
Copt. ei(JUg>e
plur.
plur.
see aah.
ahah
(J5118,
lAlA
\\
I
^k www
8
(j
\\
to work a paddle;
Qj5
1A1AUI,
|,
[j
to smite, to fight.
i
,
ploughman,
field
\\
plur.
of arrows (Lacau).
ah
spears, arrows.
aha
fl
1
/^
.yT"*
o,
U. 150; N. 458
=
A
jj
ah
(jjj-ft,
(jj ^35,
fishing
net
to fight; see
aa-
\1
I)
1
=
(j
i
[j 11
"Ssa.
some
filthy
11
ahai-t
(]
i
?
A "%\
Js
IjQ *1f
1
si
animal.
*
sistrum bearer.
76]
Ahibit
&D
(|[]J(|O'
(|f
I46
'
aha
f\
a(j,U.
M.
P.
166,
AhU (?)
P. 194-
-T
a
B.D. 124,
*j\
Thoth
a form of
8, a
form of
30,
N. 69, 649.
III,
the Nile-god.
SLS,
-JJ
A.
A/SAAM
ahi
N. 1077, to
P.
364=|(|(],
|)|(](],
smite, to strike.
'
/)
8
OH
Hv HH A
'
496, T. 319,
dark.
to
become
youth, stripling
"child," the
'
New
sun on
$
A
dead.
'
&
'
ahi
plur.
[j
Ahi
name of the
Year's Day.
Rec 32
'
'
(j
^ ^,
ahem
(j
who
a priest or priestess
personified
the god Ahi.
l,
P. 276,
B.D. 125,
II,
Osiris.
520,
fi
young god
I?6>
rin
ahemu
Hi,
ahems
form of Harpokrates;
(2) the god of the ist Aat; (3) the god of
the i8th day of the month.
N. 1240, to
B.D. 102,
2,
(j
A(j
*"$,
(i) a
149:
Ahi-sa-He-t-her
/r
A \\^o,
sit,
124,15=
N. noi.
(j
(Nebseni) 92, 13
M. 677,
(^ ^v
fy,
f|i^
'
(I
8 l\
k, N 87.2,
A J9^ ] ^T god in
Ahemt
ahenn
ll
ga
^,
}L
&
to seat oneself.
B.D. G.
Ahui 08\\%?i
fl
ahems
Jim
493 494
(?);
RD
K- |\
A
1
'
circle.
P. 492,
[I
N. noi, to decree
M.
&f*m'
,
j
ahbenut(?) (JJJ
ahu
weak-
^,
(j
(j
ahi
A 8
Ahu
JJ
AMp
jj^K^^,
175, to rejoice,
ahU(?)
flesh, limbs.
^^,
a warriorthe Tuat.
H\\
|
Horus and
(?), i.e.,
ahennu
Set.
field-labourers
Edfu
ahi-t
(]I
| (jl)^,
A
A/V\AAA
ahiut(?)
29, 7, a crocodile-fiend.
ahes
Ahes
fish-pond.
fll]
1 i
beings, peasants
(?)
;
(j
J)
cLi ill
i,
a class of
see
|| Hi
A
1
human
i,
8^%j
ft
t,._-/l
0^-,
M.
P. 668.
i,
ahesmen
A 8
0=]
oj-O U
,
(j (j
packets of natron.
(?)
779, a Sudani
"H
var.
vl
A,^W\A
U. 167, workmen,
=1
=1
god;
[77]
Ahkai
akhkhut
plants
and
who composed
aht-t
fl
(1
aht
e^t
sk
Ae
aht
fl
fl
akhakh
III'
the
i.e.,
stars.
fi
liquor.
c5i,
(I
akhakh
herbs,
tables, verdure.
ahtit
<?
(j (j
1
\\
darkness ni g ht
'
>
Akhkhi
-fi-
*
W
Q
I
Ahti
.n
name of Osiris as
the
in
the Tuat
M ^:
I
Ahti
(1
l^.
L.D.
Akhekh
4,
fl
f)
ill
akhab, akhb-t
stall,
stable
98, 3, an
associate of Shu.
Sai te )
aheth
chamber,
'
|]
akhaar
(j
aht
Rerit^S>(?)
a doorkeeper
(i)
\\
throat
(1
pure water.
see
akhabu
gram.
akha
to flourish,
'
to prosper.
ahetchta
akhkha
N. 1222, to dawn.
U
I
fl
1
to be'green, to flourish.
M*T*
akhai(JQ(](],p.6i 4 1^
(JO, M. 780,
T T
to make to rise on a throne,
N'**IT--?
A
A .'S/LI (^
\T
to crown a man
king.
,
an interjection.
fl
(]
fl
akh
r
= Copt
what ?
where?
akhi
akhi
A
,
l|
*ffl;
in
Why?
|]
akhiu
|(|
IV, 649
jo.y.
AA
what?
gladness,
,
i
t\
^
fl
Hke what?
for
(]
(]
spirits
(j
Akhkhu
Copt.
J^
M. 409,
why ?
B.D. (Saite) 9 8,
399,
j
3,
the Light-
=>
akh-rek
(j
1
is
L ^^
^---^
?
R ev
Copt.
god
.
30, 99
var.
what
<L,pOK.
(j
akhu
beings of
[1
Akhuti
>
(]
akhit
akh
see
desses, Isis
,
akhb
,
Copt. I^>
1]^,
(?)
tofeed(?)
fertile land,
grassland.
Seti
I,
;
.
and Nephthys
/]
light, spirits
'
akhem
fl
be ignorant, to do
to
IV, 20 1,
78]
1\ ^*,
(1
_cF^
r-rr-i
akhem, akhem-t
P. 241, a
Akhmui-remthu
t\
fl
a-
'
23
~"
_HK^
without, lacking.
MkV
l^
fl
Akhem-hep-f
|\ | K
[j
var.
(I
not.
Tuat IX,
a god
who
Akhem-khems-f
akhm-t ama
who weep
Set)
a-C
P. 142,
fl
and
akhm-t aua
Tuat
weak, feeble.
inert,
\1
Akhemu-betesh[iu]
J*
kf
'
t\
fl
-A
in the
Tuat
with water.
Akhemu-seshau
N.I27,
(ji
mouldiness,
fl
akhem khestch
ini. **!
Akhem-sek
tlie
an evcr-
fl
[j
lasting
"=
M.
V\
65, q
_IL,
r*H^
oooo^\
N. 126, without
Akhem-sek
*JU
Akhemit
f\
fl
J5t^
consort of
'
>
Akhem
\\
aut
',
t,
i
0^
t\
^, U.
218,
(j
U. 645, a goddess,
n
U v
ri
219
dawn
till
fl
^"^* P^'
'
658
Akhem-upt-amkhau
f\
fl
_ii^
763, a star
i.e.,
"never-failing."
Akhmiu-seku
747-
'
***
fl
\J
U o
9>
T. 323, a hunting-god
who bound
893,
839,
M.
944,
U9
957,
slaughter.
Akhmiuurtu
the
horizon;
(2)
a group of 12 gods
reborn daily.
with
B.D. (Saite)
14,
102,
2,
15,
32,
28,
78,
2,
98, 3,
Akhem-urt-f
a god
2,
who
'^
(1
^\
akhmiu urtchu
^
,
=t
Tuat IX,
Tuat with
|\
(j
a god
SJ
who
^,
Tuat IX,
akhkhm-t
[j
water.
T. 112, N. 449,
fire.
akhem-t
(j
1
(|
382, N. 1157,
P.
Akhem-sek-f
akhm-t
LIT.
see
A./.
125,
pool, tank.
19.10,
[79]
" that
418, the two regions
\J.
"
is,"
but not
(?)
ask
p. 319,
as
nas
ikhem
\ ~7'
T. 267, 323,
akhkhm-t
TJ
(1
P. 624,
tjx"',
M. 607, N. 1212,
a.
M|,
smiting
(?)
(or St)
(?)
Ci
rl,
U. 222,
J1
//
Gr.
beam,
plank,
^yvancelov,
seraglio, harim.
|j
N5
o
^^ %, p
3> to
boat.
T.
=a,
246,
work a
/r
311, 346,
Hymn
of Darius
8, seat,
U.
40,
M.
P. 608,
174, H
throne, place,
n
plur.
rl
rj
rj
n
(j
0)
N. 687,
^>
akher
akher
ffl
,
[1
furniture;]]
as-t
possession, property.
||||
ab
,P. a?8,
[j
as-t
fl
mi
amakh
<^>^cj,
make
to
fall,
where honour
Hh. 426,
to cast
as-t
'
^ ^,
rl
jj
an assistant
akheriu
\]
(j
i,
the
Akhsesf
Ijo^jJ),!).
a
jj
as-t
'
as-t
priest
as-t auii
|]-t-J),B.D.7S,4,agod.
H-c=fc_ i
'
Tr
plur.
an
W* W^
[j
'
chancery.
office,
rl
aha en neb
.A
/]
(j
plur.
()
sacrifices.
I,
_a;
U. 507,
a,
(j
as
a place
jj
akheriu
a piece of
paid to one.
is
the ground.
il
(j
U. 222.
"O
rl
Jj
akher
^ \N>
jf^,
i76,|][)[lo,
(j
as-t
akher
to
28,
H^^,
n s^^,
(|
akhen
M. 69,
or asth
ji.
as-t
(j
women's apartments
<^
i\
U. 91,
'
akhen
(1
fl
(j
|lg, (jpo.Rec.
(j
&,
ft fl
as
N. 39, to seize, to
(1
>,
(j
"
behold
'
as-t uab-t
purity, bath
(?),
;s
rj
(*\
P lace of
sanctuary.
tion, often
is
attached
and may
[80]
as-t utcha-t
cm
.11
the
Ra
of
Eye
in
as-t
scene,
plur.
as-t
the temple
a;
khet
rest.
Urra =&=
place of duty
asut sutsut
JJ
K.
.,
-A,
^\
place of
\\
/)
Anastasi
I,
21, 8,
J\'
na shau
as-t
for
v
jf
JJca
library, record-office.
neferu
as-t
jj
III
JA
<=>
>
of
Ra
in
as-t
1 (m
a temple
Gynaecopolis.
smeter
t\*
rl
heaven.
i.e.,
tribunal,
J>
rl
the
seat.
judgment
As-t-sen-ari-tcher
in
rj
cemetery.
4, 28, a
c.
rl
U co-
place for
'
as-t sesh
rl
(?)
As-t en-Net
n
<LI
o O
>
a temple of
ent senetchem
as-t
bureau,
room.
office, clerk's
x K
I^^D
'S
__
JJ
as-t
god
nenim-t
as-t
places
promenade.
As-t sutenit
.,
as-t nefer-t
cr"^;
i
(?)
of Osiris.
rl
rj
mena
as-t
J)
<2
tomb;
Kingdom
"
\j YJ.
'..,
hetep
Al
law,
of the Frog-goddess.
spectacle.
the
r|
il
heaven.
maa
as-t
As-t Heqit
the position of
rj
segera
ffl
^,
(1
j|
Thes. 1480,
hall.
rl
a)
resting place.
as-t qen-t
as-t
9
heh (neheh)
,
"eternal home,"
rl
{j
il
/"y
" bad
place,"
'
'
rl
il
the tomb.
i.e.,
As-t-qerh-t
a sanctuary
rl
<I^
Heroopolite Nome.
il
111
as-t
ra
'
P al ermo
a sacred building.
<^
,.
Ilca
as-t retui
Stele,
of
as-t
ff
^,
1
my
jj*
CJ ^=
**
JJ
'
house
store
J|
as-t tchesert
rj
house
>
'
for provisions.
&
rl
^ ^f
Q
,
"holy-
place," sanctuary.
authority.
as-thert
rj
as-t
n
i ,
place of sacrifice.
Hem
Asut tcheseru
jj
name
rj
rj
of a building.
as-ti
JJ \\
r^
as-t
the place
Other World.
tnhpf
in the phrase,
"
" under his
supervision
under
in the
QQ H tu H^ J-LO J. tL
CLO
'
rj
il
fire
'
as-t tcheb-t
rl
'
as-t taa
her
in the
11
one
il
successor.
another, deputy;
fj
|,
in the place of
[81]
I
Ombos
Ast-Septit
disease caused by a
i,
I,
goddess.
r|
Act
Ast
J]
^t V J
Ast Ament-t
Aby.
I,
Anpu
n the
Isi s
'
Mar
T^t
XN
Asti-pest-t
'
Ra
(No.
U
fi
r|
em
Seti
75 forms of
Cl
rj" Jj
Ast urt
ofAf.
Asti
,
of, i
Seker.
kingdom
II.
'
ij
JJ
j|
Ast
Tuat
^
^'
Tomb
Ast
of Osiris
rl
Rec. 24,
.,
Sothis.
Astta-uh
Ast
Isis
rj^
1
i
Isis.
ir^i
17).
(?)
IX, a minister
of Osiris.
'
aS-t
Aa-t-sha
ft
any large
palace,
building..
r|
st
as, ast
Mar. Aby.
U. 296,
44.
I,
-*-
N. 534,
ur-t-mut-neter
*
'
Mar. M.D.
I,
mother of the
ft
ft fl
LT
i_
(j
LT i_
_i
_i
god [Horus].
Ast
em Ast-aa-t o J) f\
Mar. Aby.
rl
ri
oJa^il
Ast
ck
N. 707,
Mar. Aby.
I,
M.
174,
"
ri
V-
AJ
,
"*
45.
I,
em Per-mau
Ast
45.
I)
em nebt ankh
n
11
TT
<^^7
ft
Lr
the
Ast
em
Mar. Aby.
Ast
Semt-t(?)
as-ttchet Hft^-
^ J) t\
]|
em
Shenas-t
ft^
U
--
Ast
(?)
Mar. Aby.
rj
as-t
[
i
~^ Q
frontier stones,
._
\ -^
rl
il
I,
granary,
silo,
'i
memorial
tablets.
Holy Land.
Ast-Mehit
(j
em Ta-tcheser
Mar. Aby.
fl
J]
44.
I,
29> 78>
((
as-t
in perpetuity.
>WW\A
tomb held
I,
Rec
'
^==<=,
1S>
,
*
workshop, factory
L_
plur.
fl
Jftf]
IT
U
1'
_J
>l
1
ft
fl fl
Isis.
*
As-t nekheb
fl
=
,
Rec. 28,
IQ
^<z><rr>
^S^wwv\@
III
.jl,
B.D. no,
o "t
Ast-netchit
Isis in all
names.
Thes. 1290,
IV,
175,
1058,
laboratory.
Tuat n,
Isis
as-en-sesh
jj,
ft*
I
copyists'
room, chancery.
(2
,
I
as neteru
rr-^
(j
Tuat vni,
[1
82.]
Ha
as-t
p
1
I
I
^o
J)
11
1 ,
JP^
servants.
\\
as
ground, place.
(?)
rr,rr
as, asi
1^3
[^
[j
-nr, U.
as, asi
a,
(j
|j
make
to
00,P-93,
fl-nr
223,
(JTr(|l|,u.
U. 208,
-irlj,
make
haste, to
-rr
quickly
old writings
ICA3C
Copt.
IV,
,,
to pass
809,
7-
j,
or rules
regulations, old orders
as"
as hak
plur.
-75T
[j
old laws.
^1?^i' IV
Thes. 1297, quick
'
6s9>6
taken
asiasi(?) -rr
old, ruined;
(j
[jf
age, infirmity;
(j
n *
[j[j
j] j,
,v
N n
it
nr
asi
woman.
^fj,
"^&
of cloth
III
i
61
^J
j
A
asu -rr
fl
as
Peasant B.
as
2,
103,
ass
aSS
159, light
in weight.
as
lie,
\\
^.'
&
Iff
xv
-^*
bile, gall.
-*-,
(1
P. 539, to run,
to move.
to punish
see
(]
tk
Jr
LJ
i
fetter, to tie;
ass-t
'
P e cord
'
sin, deceit.
AseS
j|
U. 534, T. 293,
~7~,
(|
decay ;
decay, destruction.
ass
asu
in
incorruptible.
flftji
(j
away
asut
to pass
r
i,
n^T
tj3 j,
air,
wind, breath
(Saite)
(1
var.
A
asa
83]
B.D. 89, 3, beings
like unto Osiris.
Asartiu
T. 88, N. 618
'
I
M. 14
Pl
Ik'
()
I2)
"*
^g\
asa
-*-^^.
(]
U. 125,
11
^^=~~*~ '^'
a<5a-t
15,
1p
^^
floor'
!
s!'
Jj>.
asa
ri
"
asa (?)
asa
i^i
(j
[1
I
CRT.
[1ft,
ill
to satisfy.
Moon.
or restraint.
cr-ZJ
R A-, Amen.
22, 10 .........
-A
i
41-
"1
(j
club, mace.
Asar-An
rl^
Denderah
Osiris
III, 35,
Jj,
god An.
-
<s>-
%>, B.D.
168,
fi
Asar Ahti
Lung god and
giver of breath to
the dead.
Asar-as-ti
Tuat
form of
III, a
\\
asaa
a
{j
T. 268, to introduce;
/Z\,
fl(j
Osiris, functions
Asar-Ati
unknown.
j]
-ts>
asau
H
(j
j^ V,
M. 62,
[j
u.
B.D. 142,
to lead.
Asar-Ati
Asar
2,'
rj
variant of preceding
(?)
Asar-Ati-heri-ab-Abtu
o
?a
^,Rec.
209
il
30,
^
,
ir,
1 3*
Buch. 51,
Rec.
141,
^T
(j
26.
J,
Berg
P^O J,
"
n>
R.E.
ff.,
rjS
i,
A,
28,
the
Tlo\i/o(t>0(i\fio<!,
of the Tuat of
_^n>*-
i, baton,
<zz>
Asar-ami-ab-neteru
Asar-Anpu
P Iace of custod y
ft
full,
Lanzone 42,
Jj,
'
IM
&
"
Hq
Osiris the
Aged
(Heliopolis).
earth;
>
Copt.
Osiris, the
An
in
TV
N. 1322,
P. 60,
Tuat VI,
~"~
1^
/I
^' 2 79, to
One
Asar-Aah
|]
M. 701,
"
^^t
(I
N.
P- 73,
iki
Shu and Tefnut and the grandson of Geb and Nut. He and his wife Isis and
his brother and sister Set and Nephthys, and
his son Horus, were brought forth by Nut at the
same time. He was drowned in the Nile by
Set and suffered mutilation, but he rose from
the dead, and having been declared by the gods
innocent of the charges brought against him by
Set, became King of the Dead and giver of
immortality to all who believed in him.
Memphis and
Asar-athi-heh
Osiris,
conqueror of
Asar-ankhti
Heliopolis.
s^=>
.[]
IT J
-?
j]
<3>-
B.D. 142,
2,
\\
*J
"r^
cLI
-y^
1
Myrrhgod(?)
Asar-Uu
rjo J]
%^>
Asar-up-taui
B.D. 142,
5,
G.
1064,
Lower Egypt.
r|
cLl
B.D.
<j\,
Q X
a form of Osiris.
F 2
TO*Y Of JEJ
III,
eternity.
to be the son of
808, Tuat
[84]
A
Asar - em - asut - f-am - Ta-meh
Mar. M.D.
i, 6,
Osiris, the
Good
Being, true of
word.
r|
Asar ur-pa-asht
'
Asar-em-ast-f-em-Ta-shema
"
'
Nesi-Amsu
!
'
the acacias.
Asar-Utti
-=j|:"^ 4^|,
T
dj
^^-^
'
...
B.D. I42
I4 4,
'
J]
-<S
Asar-Bati-erpit
B.D. 142,
Ka
in
loves.
HS
Asar-em- Atef-ur
t\
(j
Asar - Ba - sheps
em
Tet
B.D. 142,
'
>L
Asar-baiu-tef-f
rjS
"&L
Asar-em-ater
B.D. 142, 104, Osiris
Asar-Bati(?) JL
~
Asar-pa-meres
rl'S
VcJJ
in Aper.
B.D. 142,
Akhem.
D
<2^ o A
^^
Q,
j\"
Osiris, carrier of
Asar-em- Asher
rj^
lb
in
H "S
JJ
^ ^ ^^
111
Jv,
'
]]
Sakkarah.
in
all
his
shrines
[~f\
'
'
pra
jj"
Osiris
in
]]
in
"j
the
Asar-em-Bak
Osiris
xd>-
Jf
97,
Asar-em-Uhet (?)-rest
B D J 4 2 6o
tk
in Heliopolis.
Asar-em-asut-f-amu-Re-stau
142,
in the great
<==>
sanctuary of Abydos.
\\
Akesh.
in
Asar-em- Uu-Peg
Asher (part of
Thebes).
Asar-em- Aat-ur-t
Nl
Horus.
B.D.
E
-cs>
Antch.
20, Osiris in
^~^
'
Asar-Fa-Heru
Asar-em-aha-t-f-em Ta-meht
]]
B ixi42
Asar-em-Antch
j)
^^ ~D~
j]
^!0.u ^
Osiris.
B.D. 142,
In
Asar-p-akhem jj^
a form of Osiris.
Denderah
Jj
Asar-em- Aper
B.D. 142,
t\
]]
in the
Hawk-city.
85
Asar-em-Benben-t
J
J,
Asar-em-Netbit
Q
var.
J<^^
~
-=^
'
l]
-fS>
B.D.
142,
Asar-em-Pe-Nu
"ft,
ODD
fl" ^|/WWSA
Buto of Nu.
in
Asar-em-Per-ent-meh
^^
^\
(1
12,
Asar-em-pet O5-JPM
',$,6.0.142,
ll
ill
name.
'
<^~~^>
G\
SU
~\
ErS
l]
**\
TT
'
B.D. 142,34,
Rehnen.
Osiris in
Asar
em resu (?)
v
B.D. 142,
Jl
<s=
South Land.
Asar - em - Rastau
<=i
r]^
Asar-em-Per-ent-res
B.D. 142, n, Osiris
the Death-god.
ll
in
the sanctuary
of the South.
Asar-em-Hena
B.D. 142, 124, Osiris
Asar-em-Pesg-ra
B.D. 142, 44;
<=.
var.
t\
l]
rQ
in
Asar-em-Hetaa
fl
I,
^ ^\
in his every
Asar-em-Rehnen
B.D. 142,
in Betsh.
Asar-em-Pe
Netch.
in
ill
K
,
.Jf.
Asar-em-renuf-nebu
sn
l]
-ts:
-jj,
l]
g\
|[o
Asar-em-Betshu
A^^AAA
t
ri
Asar-em-Netch-t
Asar-em-Bener
B.D. 142,
(I (1
l]
f\
rjS
(],
1
44>
Great House.
in the
jl
Asar-em-Petet
Osiris in Pet.
Asar-em-Maati
ri
'
-J? R R
in the
temple
North Land.
-
Asar-em-het-f-ami-Ta-sliema
jj
Asar-em-Mena
rj
dj
B.D. 142,
71, Osiris in
^
I
\
^i^>- AA^A/VA
Asar-em-Hemag
Asar-em-Nefur (Tau-ur ?)
:
-jj,
Asar-em-Nerutf
rLI
South Land.
Mena.
B.D. 142, 86, Osiris
in Nefur(?)
rj
in the
Asar-em-Heser
B.D.
I<Z>
in the necropolis of
142,
21
varr.
Hensu
^/
l]
fl
Thoth.
Asar-em-Heken
rj
cU
28, Osiris in Netr.
Asar-em-Netit
B.D. 142, 41, Osiris in Netit, a place near Abydos
where Osiris was slain by Set.
'
(Herakleopolis).
B.D. 142,
Laboratory City.
in
AD
Heken.
Asar-em-khakeru-f-nebu
i
in
86]
Asar-em-khauf-nebu
Asar-em-gerg-f-neb
all
his
rj
mani-
in his
every
settlement.
festations.
~^~
Asar-em-Sau
rj
B.D. 142,
Asar-em-ta
Asar-em-Sau-heri
Asar-em-Sau-kheri
B.D.
142,
30,
Osiris
in
Lower
Sa.
B.D. 142,
B.D. 142,
xn>
Asar-em-Tesher
mrm
B.D. 142,
in Sa.
Asar-em-Sati
Asar
^
IH^
Asar-em-Sunnu
in all lands.
Asar-em-Tep
Asar- em -Sa
B.D. 142, 78, Osiris
'
nHsJ,
vi
|\
i]
D
<23-_}^.
Sunu (Syene).
jj
Red
em Tchatchau
in
Asar-nub-heh
B.D. 142,
Asar-em-seh-f-nebu
I
ITU
in all his
Osiris,
council chambers.
.0.
Asar - em - Sesh
B.D. 142,
59,
i.e.,
AAAAAA
B.D. 142,
in
Lord
[1
C:
Asar-Neb-er-tcher J^
BS
B.D. 141,
rjS ^37
^j j|
B*
Asar-em-Sekti j-H
Osiris
in
the Sekti
Boat.
Asar-em-Shau
B.D. 142, 67, Osiris
i.e.,
J|J|
Lord
Osiris Almighty.
Asar-Neb-heh jj^^3780S,B.D.
57, Osiris,
142,
Lord of Eternity.
Asar-Neb-ta-Ankh
in Sha.
Asar-em-Shenu
rebels.
4, Osiris,
54,
Osiris,
'lxwdofLifeinAbydos.
rjS
142,
of Life.
96, Osiris,
B.D.
AA/V<
-^^
Seker (Death-god).
Asar-em-Sekri
B.D. 142, 37, Osiris
ml J
f^Ol^^ffl^"^,
Asar-Neb-ankh-em-Abtu
birthplace.
]j
HO
3, Osiris,
|T J|
j]
Asar-Neb-ankh
his
'
Lord of Ament.
B.D. 142,
Asar-em-sek-f
75, Osiris,
Asar-Neb-Ament
ll
<2=
City.
B.D. 142,
22, Osiris,
'
~^
in
Shenu.
Asar-em-Qeftenu
,
Asar-Neb-taiu-Nesu-neteru
ll
in
<Fi
Qeftenu.
lJ
B D
'
^i
'4 2
'
73, Osiris,
c
r|
in all
Asar-Neb-Tet;
B.D. 142, 91,
Osiris,
ri
^ -^^
Lord of
fl
Busiris.
Asar-Neb-tchet
Lord of
56, Osiris,
87
Asar-Khenti-Un
,B.D. 142,
B.D. 142,
Eternity.
rj
Metterrach
CHI
rj
tomb of
Osiris,
Lit.
temples.
Asar-Khenti-nut-f
JcU>-
var.
jj^
J,
<2>- "*j~SI
/v>^^vx
^^
ra
B.D.
142,
._.
c\
town.
Asar-khenti-nepfrl
L
J
Osiris, belong-
Asher
Osiris
16,
..-O
<3Qq
Sil
18, Osiris in
Harmakhis.
nor of Eternity
in
'
^'^'
An
42
'
in Busiris.
fy
y^
oo
r)
1
Chief of the
Lake (?), Pharaoh.
Osiris,
ffi
Chief of
Osiris,
5 2'
O">
f=l
Os r s
'
'
>
GoverOsiris,
"1
VWW\
ri
dJ
RD
n}
il^4-4-
riTh
"'"
42
\\
I0 >
'
Chief of Tenen.
c
(Heliopolis).
Asar-Khas "?*
^,
Annales XIII,
Tuat
Asar-Khenti Amentt
-CS>ij
J) fj jn
/I
jj,
B.D. 142,
rlS
Asar-sa-erpit
-^Q>- -^
varr.
who
i,
I
t-J
ll
<s>-
Asar-Sa
\\
Amentt.
^>^
c
^Oiiiie
(var.
wl
Asar-Khenti-geti-ast (?)
Asar-Heq-tchet-em-Anu
vkX m
\\
Chief
ff||]
eLl
Governor
Osiris,
.x J
^H
rflh
16, Osiris,
Harmakhis + Temu.
18, Osiris,
j]
B.D. 142,
Jl
Asar-Heru-aakhuti-Tem
B.D. 142,
\\
Asar-Khenti-seh-kaut-f
Asar-Heru-aakhuti
-I-
<H>-
+ Horus.
Osiris
Osiris
AAW\W\
Chief of Nefer.
Osiris,
-<si>-
j,
],
"
Asar-Heri-sha-f
Asar-Khenti-Rastau
1
m
rih
"
Necro-
(i.e.,
polis).
|,
(all
in
,
<=*
<=>
Chief of corn
kinds of grain).
Osiris,
J^.^^ ^
the desert
7,
Asar-heri-ab-se[m]-t
B.D. 142,
"^ ^ ^
17,
'""
cLJ
w
D
Nesi-Arnsu
B.D. 143,
Chief of his
Osiris,
\\ ill
^ffl
Asar-heri-ab
jc^
o,
->
J]
Chief of his
P. 706, Osiris,
Asar-nesti
49;
*^
rfjh
Chief of the
Osiris,
72,
Asar-Khenti-men-t-f
\\\
jj^
Osiris Mnevis.
Asar Nesu-bat
Pap. 19,
142,
(?)
JQ'
F^_J
the
B.D.
ffl
+ Mnevis
Chief of Un.
Asar-Khenti-peru
-<33>-
Asar-Nenmr
6, Osiris,
/-v<"
">
r\
Shepherd.
^^ o D
\\
_>tr
j?\
ri^^ ^(IflJ,
-^Q^
ri
are in
4,
B.D. 142,
two
F 4
Erpti.
8, Osiris
Rec.
Orion.
46,
3,
JJ
Rec.
[88]
Asar-Sepa
HJ1
Sep.
"'
1
I
j,,
flffi
,_,
Osiris, the
worm (?)
holy
of the
Souls of An.
N n
ff
Asar-seh
^jTl^J,
1*11
cLl
Asar-Sekri
JJ
^*\\ J
-CS>-<CZ>
51, Osiris
'
J),B.D.
11
oq
J^c,
H^^^s
Seker in
Sheta, the modern Sakkarah.
'
nSll
s\
Asar-Ka-Ament
j]
<2>-
M
'
ft,
'
r23
\\
A.COT
Copt.
GL
who
those
are rewarded
<n>^3j,
1\
_a^
in return for
^"SSu
Lr
(J
as a reward;
142,
_^n>-
Asar-Sekri-em-Sheta-t
a.
D<^~>*
Seker.
i.e.,
(3
\\'
\\'
payment, remunera-
equivalent
retribution,
tion,
reward, recompense,
'
Osiris Sepa,
'
Tuat
m,
testicles.
asu-t (?)
M. 494, an explanatory
asua-t
(j
p ^Tj
particle.
"^^^. P^l
(j
Asar-Ka-heri-ab-Kam
P.S.B. 19, 261,
Osiris, Bull in
Egypt.
Asar-Taiti
DmHH
B.D. 142,
rlS
_
JJ
L.D.
i]
Ill,
asbu
Asar
r|
who
Rec.
holy Tet.
I
Tuat
J\
II,
the
name
of a term.
spirits
4, 28,
Asbit
ll
asi.
47,
194,
ii
Syr.
throne;
seat,
Rec
flfl
HI
JU
compare
'
6>
9l
rebels>
evil
men.
(jPJ
a benevolent serpent-god.
(jpj^, a goddess.
Edfu
'
a place in
Nome.
Aseb
(|-n-
asbar, asbur
"7^, U. 296 =
to introduce, to
'
Asar-merit
asa
^\
_u^S.
II
Asbu-peri-em-khetkhet
the Athribite
*>
(1
Heb. v/atfj.
Aseb
Asar
plur.
mi
Mountain of Amentt.
Asar-Tem-ur
Osiris, the
-<3>-
Asar Tu-Amentt
Osiris of the
board, plank,
swathed one.
59,
'
^"'^xflfl
\\
Asar-iaiti^^
Rechnungen
533,
make approach.
!,
Rec.
Anastasi
I,
24,
2,
[89]
A
asf-t
'
growth
^.(j^^*,
394,
ft
()
com-
"5~,
fault,
sin,
\\
-,
asfetiu
"
Pap.
i,
5,
^^
(j
,
sinner.
^^Vff>
(j
26, 8, Roller
I,
J3r^*
\\
plur.
(j
asp
08, N. 445, to be
D L-/1'
D
to keep count
asp
'
*itn
_i_Li*.
offered; see
D, U. 137, T.
p Jc
evil
var.
^>
\\
of something,
to reckon up.
MI"
\\
Rec. 31,
n,
asfekh
do away,
to
to cast aside.
pain,
asfekk
H1
PD^^,
aspu
||
wood
PD^T
(j
N. 310, to
packing, timbers.
V
^'
asfekk-t
<z^>
rr-U
(j
heb (Masp. )
asmen
Heruem-
(]
1
N. 1191
fl
'
ofivpiv,
e
P
I
(WAAA
&>:?3
21
A^<
(1
V,
57,
quiver
!"TEU?N' Assyr.
filled
with arrows;
ishpatu, plur.
3,
(]
(j
M. 466 =
p
&
r<y|
^z
^y,
|J
asf
Anastasi
14,
I,
to
(?)
(I
make
/wvw
to.
663, one of
8,
U. 120, to cut
see
\\
171, sledge.
var.
asenn, asensen
2~3
off;
Mesta.
see
Rec.
Horus
asen-ta
?~
^-~Si
T
fl
(j
N. 429.
^^,
243,
II
an inclined plane
PD^^, whip;
ft
p.
jti,
asenn
Si
aspt
Heb.
or
&, M.
N. 128,
21 D
aspr
ftrm.
Heb.
asepsep(?)
make
(?),
asen,
17,
to stablish,
9>
||
four sons of
A.Z.
u.
u. 26, P. 409, M. 586,
Rec< "'
fl
ii,
(?)
T),
(j
jfl
|j],
quiver; plur.
/WWA U'
emery powder
asmes
(?)
II
asp-t
slaughter
\\
ill
Cl
t
to
sacrifice (?)
It,
split,
asp-t
U. 58,
I
I
earth in
N. 114.
homage
;(j
V ^=7,
|
air,
wind, breeze.
-'B^ *<||i|
[90]
A
asni
wv
fl
P. 608,
P. 631,
(j
"
to
" ^
08, M. 498,
lj~
make
ft
28l
>
^^i
?,
fl
see hetch.
A'
N. 1080,
j,
to open.
asenut
(j
see
asensh (?)
U. 375, T.
g^,
(]
19,
askha
QQ,
to
r\
asnet
call to
mind, to
a ceremonial bandlet
asshau
T.
a "<K^
-oiNSremember.
Askhit(?)
'w
R R
i
(I
i
P. 196,
to open.
ashetch
|.
/WVA/V\
ODD
Q
1
,"
"i
99
N. 1295, to
Ber
J,
2 3.
''
.s-
On.
",
Oc^a^x
fl
wind-goddess.
%\.
I2 4.
433
fd
n wwv\
|
plur. H
aser
asesh
I.
?, N. 294,
(1
staff,
asshem
mace.
(|^|!,N. 755,
1 1 1,
N. 44 s
(|
aser
u. 140, T.
to cut
hack
>
pieces, to decapitate.
p^,
(j
P.S.B.
8,
158,
^/j
"^J, tamarisk
t^
s^
RS B
-
asqer(?)
foliage,
branches, etc.
oce.
ask
T. 66, M.
^0'
()^f,
I88>
(I
14,
prisoner
nRec.
asru(?)
v '
grow; see
in
Asken
^\, N.
~^~,
(|
asha
fl
(|
B.D.
(Sa'ite)
of furniture.
make
to
ast
(1
asti
10
M.
(j
Q R
708,
d,
Dtoets 28
'
TCL
to
^=*> i=r,
(]
P.
379,
AWS/VV
Rec.
187
19,
ff.
(many
^"^
\\
Mar- Karn- 54
'
l>
var.
re P rt
'
document.
ast
v\\\
to tremble, shake (of the limbs).
fl
^^"vx
J^s.
J\
T
,
fl
I
v\
to hasten.
unguent, incense
(?)
P.S.B. 13,
asti
U. 388,
P"
(j
[I
|]
m "^ J@^,
made from
N. 23,
109,
astit
ashabu
M.
N. 1324, M. 333
79,
asta
ash
P.
(?)
(-pD) (?)
738, to
asha(?)
412, whips
354,
r>JWW\
_^^y\]|.
aseh
M.
88,
8, 171, article
<
<
[j
U. 48T, P.
particle.
\\
asrut
explanatory
_Zf'
4.
town
the Other World
B.D. 178,
Aser
asr
n^*K an
(1^1^,
A
(I
i
'
25 ', to
>
2.2i,
came Up-uatu,
I2
^T,
[1^^,
fl
ask
Aser-t
fl
make
to travel.
astb
W*
a deceitful man,
liar (?)
seat,
'
throne
(?)
[91]
Asten
ash-t
(j
nation of
Thoth
N. 708,
(]'
^SF
f\
[1(1 3
o o o
(1
thing, possession;
legal possession.
ash-t
Abdera.
(1
(|
asten
693,
(1
P.
512,
1}
u.
goods
= "fk
<K\
(1
"=>
TT
U. 185,
(j
and
T. 324,
1^0O
ash.-tt
to beat
down.
asth
;
H g=>, U. 224, P.
see
(I
M.
102,
an explanatory
00
ash-ta
89,
Isis,
rr^s
ash-t
particle.
s= "|\
Asth Thaath
Tuat VI,
(]
1
O
^
(j
N. 96
fl
(I
972
'
]!],
V
to
'
make
s=>,
jinn
u u
<
AP.
morn-
ing meal.
spittle, saliva.
Ast
'
evening meal.
ash-t-ftuat
ast
f
of.
possession
ash
an
offering.
\\
_=-
Thes. 1202,
9 ,6i,
\\
\\
to
spit out, to evacuate,
ashu
out.
pour
emissions, sweatings.
\\
CD
U.
ishshl)
to
bear, to carry.
Rec
ashsh
-,
"
32
6 7,
perfumes
unguent (?)
ashaf
astes
to break, contrition
Copt.
\\
ashakhar
'
astch
A R
^4,
H
1
"^
<=\
K. 152, a disease.
asha
Astchet
Alt.
B.D. 149, a
P. 425,
U. 552,
_^_n ^p*,,
(1
M.
608, to cut.
asha-t
(1
1
fiery
ashu
o o^^i
rm U
piece,
to dry
something cut
up ; see
off.
Shu (J ^\ O
[92].
ashespit
(I
^\, N.
ashep
a shf
on
(1
i
^'
|)
,_
asht
^WWS
|\
ashesn
n4
[j
*%*, M.
a booth in a garden, a
ecyoon.
ashem
M.
cucumber
\TT
fl
(1
(I
\\
>
<*==^
fp, to
21
Ci
hall.
.Q
05
summer
r
V.
-/I
Ashtit
(j
ashem-t
gp j^,p. 9
(J
F?P, N.
to go.
6,
Anastasi
j^^ff Jj^,
||
41, agoing;
n4
M.
(j^,
I,
fl^^,
_n_
A
ashem sek
*,
t\
in
Heliopolis
OX q ^
ffl
title
of Ra.
var.
Ashteth
'~^
U. 360, a
city
(j
var.
Sekhet-Aaru;
"
Ashemiu seku
^o
N. 1074.
(j
hps 59
y qq^i
fi
-^Jl
who towed
four jackal-gods
ashems
I-K-I
fl
A.
a group of
fl
n, to
asht
vJL4
11
make
to follow,
Rec.
C ZD
ashen
(j
U. 267,
to furnish, to
asher
(1,
(j
asher
^|,B.D.
Anu by which
of the sycamore.
17, 2
1,
sat the
a mythological
erg /* J Hh.
Ashtt
(I
ffl,
r-j
jj"*
tree in
13,
AAWV>
Asht
flame.
fire,
P.S.B.
107,
|j
15,
'
438, a god.
asherau
"^
(1
(j
ashes-t
ftaaR^.M.
|j
1
-
75 6
~^~
fl
burnt-
'"
offerina.
271,
[j
Q
(1
3i, 90,
interrogative particle,
fl
ashesep
ft
fl
who
what
where
why ?
^D D ^K,
Peasant 129.
to
to shine.
(1
make
"wv^i'
light-god.
(j
38
aq-t
fl
>\[,
12, 48,
^ 00
aqi-t A
[I
aqi
Ashespi-kha
the goddess of the 4th hour of the day.
loss '
aq-t
Rev.
Ashesp
ashesep
(3
wherefore?
to lose, to be injured;
zi
(j(j
bandage, garment.
(I-
5).
var.
(I
aq
form, ceremony
>
Ij
see
93
i)
<
(j
A/VWW
aqa
A K\
(I
Amen.
A.,
.^
come.
26, 16, to
>
"
aqa
~V\
zi
(j
T,
6
"^s\
dance (?)
to
lT,
be high;
to
(1
perhaps =
4^.
U.
186,
A
"
<=>
A^Tttlj
12, the
"
^'^^^,-Berg.U,
Other World.
aqer
aqai
A "v\
(1
exalted
see
zl
(j
"^\
aqer
aqau
^J^ %,
rrvs
7T
^,
[j
T.
a plant.
%^*-,fl
i<^r>
i<ir>_ll
aqra (qeri ?)
A $ BD
Anph
-
(?)
Aqhit
23
(j
l^Mlhlkifllk^lkl
Mar. Karn. 52,
j
P*T
l68
bolt.
a protector of
the dead.
>
'
S PD 5U
Aqauasha
^^,
(j
fl
\&
wood.
Q
(j
exalted
al
(2W^,
V
a Mediterranean
i,
'
people.
aqar
(j
^
I]
"v\
zi
-^^,
=^
Qf ^ J y
aqeb
aqh
'
to double.
Hymn of Darius
|jT,
f\
Y^
dg
A _ZT
(I
fishing tackle.
1 2,
I)
aqh fl^ff^ 8J
111
storm.
J),
8
^
A A
to enter,
O-
"ght
(?)
D,
shield,
N. 766
KG&Ke (?).
aqes
IV,
726, a metal,
~*
aqem
^|
fl
,
^= A
buckler.
aqmu
j\
Aqen
aqer
^
Q
'68, a protector
of the dead.
Aqes
to be excellent, perfect,
i
,
the
<=>
precious, valuable;
name
of a god
aqes
<->
i
<=> 1U
<=I>
1]
i
<=>
>
most excellently
(]
fl
<~>
aqes-t
jfl
\]
aqet
fl
Aqeru
^
be
|]
^. jk
jl
<
-%
^>
'
I
_ZT
P.
92,
M.
(I (1
(I
a vile
work
like a sailor,
tow ;
y
(j
sailors,
(j
J[
boatmen, crew.
121,
(1
wretched
thing.
U. 560, to
^ C^D>,
(1
vile.
vile '
fl"^*,
I)
to
aqeru
]
111
precious.
J]
Heb.
aqer-t
(?)
3, excellently;
(I
'
'
a mytho-
'
logical serpent.
Aqrit
T. 305,
aqettiu qeras
(j
a goddess.
vj^
|j
pg,
[94]
A
aqet
akamu
P. 833,
j>
f\
Wvs
miserable, patient
build.
akana
aqetu
mason,
mes
workman;
labourer,
\ \
i.
LA
|,
()
T. 268,
to
ak
(Wz^>
(J[j
':
destroyed;
M.
be
466,
night, darkness.
y^,
name
lost
>
r^
U. 327, the
(jt,
of a serpent-god or fiend.
aki
or
U. 537,
(j
T. 295
Aku
'
[]*=
-t.
/&
51
the
damned.
uat
^^' a 8 O(^ or
in the
aku-ta
==,
(]
Tuat.
p.
82,
fl
ak-t
-^^
(I
=^=, M.
112,
akk
Rec.
1]0
(j
ak,
11 JEi
^^5
73
r\
Akanhi
injury,
>S?B
see
1F
fl
I]
suffer
76,
pN,
builder's
destroyed.
akiu
^
fl
17,
Heb.
bottle;
akka
Thoth-
akau....
._,
U. 537, T. 295,
thou =
(|^,
i,
(j
ak
^ ^
aqet
JO
V\
O.SSfl
I'/^ivrj
Birch,
717, Rec.
665,
pot,
aka
vessel,
nejo^nc, Gr.
Syr.
aqet-t
IV,
13,
p.
bowl,
basin,
1-41:
M. 426.
III,
plur.
W,
U
_CC^
AA/WAA
wretched,
Copt. UOKCJUL.
LJ %,
(j
artificer,
%\ s^,,
71
aku
198,
30,
quarry man
stonemason,
akeb
plur.
J,
to
(?)
bow;
akeb
g? v
[I
ak-t
\*\
U. 536,
^*,
(|
(j
^z^6
plur.
Wh rw],
(1
^* CJjr,
*p,
(j
stone quarry.
U. 537,
T. 294
A
(1
"
akebu
I
A #6s
21
A-7" l8?4
LJ
I
I,
i,
Cn
19,
(j
"
shield
plur.
&
2il
Amen
I
l8
'
wee P ers
mourners.
5-
'
'
64
'
sesame
III'
wailing
Dum. H.
i]
Ji
estates, lands.
(j
ales
J
1
aka-t
'
women.
Akbiu
^^ (TjTj
S'l
(|
(j^^J(|(j|-
Mli
Ij
8,
a group of four
weeping gods.
eTuat
Akbit
in
Tuat xi,
(j
III, a
weep-
ing goddess.
[95]
Akeb
<^*
wv
(j
and
the Nile
fl^=5
"v\
varr.
(I
J,
11
(I
I
\\
an Earth-god;
see
Ci
flood.
its
Aker
akbU
Akenti
T=T,
so,
i,
A ^z^>
^rp
(1
akep
8f,
mm
^z^ i\
akem
W,
buckler;
plur.
Akes
aken
*ww\
[]
ft
(I
(1
aken-t
(1
aken
f
;
bowls,"
Rawiinson,
'
plur.
[j
^^
to
JJ
A^v^A^A
ag
ffi
I
^\ M|
agU
Rec.
^-^SL,
i,
48,
(j
""^
^^-^31,
W,
-ifl
Rev.
13, a
14,
Rev
I3>
'
!'
3>
'
DA
(!J\
B.D.
a cow-
G. 134,
A
1
stream, flood.
AA/\AA^
(2
fj>
ffi
www,
to salute, to address.
It
aga
plur.
"0
(adjective).
to fashion.
make,
,P. 564
ft
pick
Nubian
Akshit
abode (?)
"
Vs\
estate,
A
(?)
49
21
Akesh
Nubian;
Ii
akeshti
compare Assyr.
\>
(|
ga
A^^A
(I
www, domain,
^w?
www
(1
1
(I
var. (Saite)
rt^S* J
'
(]
nrmi
aken-t
aken
*"?
v\
[I
aken
"53*.
basin
B.D.
I]
23, 122.
I,
aken
/WWW
^y,
y*
bowl,
/WWW
C.I.W.A.
[1
\_/
^^
(j^p^,
(Lacau).
-CE
(I
aga Offi^s-^,
_CCN^
1
akenu
some
A^
|^&*, Amen.
13, 6,
24,
AVpn ahU
A T:
"*ww Mil
Hi,
Akenh
Akenha
\7
^f
PD
(,
ffl
to quiet, to subdue.
3,
a doorkeeper
r .
god.
544, the name of
Tuat
-iJ
U
Vcft!W,
I,
a serpent.
*
A
name of a monster
ra
serpent
I)
Agau
r-i
(I,
(j
Aken-tau-keha-kheru (P
AAAAAA
A
^
I
ffl
(j
title
var.
327-
'
-X.K.t?il-ct
"
aga
of Anubis
agap
A
1
Agiu
^^
^,
B.D. 64,
19, a
(?)
D
S ^Si>
y^gs
till
Ilii
flood, rainstorm.
(jffi(](j^j, Ijffiljfll^^^i
ra
X
agit, aggit
(j
in
the Tuat.
gs
Q
Ijlj
a kind of garment
(?)
^jf
(]
[96]
'
Aggit-hebsit-bag, etc.
(j
(var.
Saite),
OJJl
(j
T
the
B. 13, 17,
.
$J
Agest
do homage, to
be subdued.
fl
"
|
u
flood; Copt.
wind
air
see
Amset.
o, N. 1126, father
ft
545
fl^fl^fl^, P- 442
at
P.
441,
^^
P. 441,
^,
(j
|j
agep
^ dU(U()e|U
H
1
ft
1
U.
P.
213,
C
rain storm, tempest, flood
Copt.
ei(JOT
Q Q
S@
51
ll'
B f=S^
"TO
ager
A^
(1
ft
B %\
D JL
A
VJ
Rec. 27,
Rec> 27
ft
ageill
ft
'
84
'
Philopatores
S od
father of the
1
1
|V Q
ft
'- e ->
'
Rev.
(I
(j
a kind of
priest.
l\<*jh,
(j
^i Rev
14, 14,
at-t
,N. 363,
|'
(j
M. 1931, U. 86=
at
to discover.
'
'
M3; Copt.
'
'
"365,
43,
and
ft
'
N.
442,
85,
O O O
I,
side,
agbu
JIG
6 53
ffl
I]
at
agep
M.
8,
ages
710,
_i
in the
name
_i i_
the abode
i_
3,
I0
nurse.
(]
I
at
at,
^,
ager
ager
20, to
ft
ft
make
^,IV,
ga,
ft
236, hunger.
womb;
^w,
Rec. 31,
bines
OOTG, OTI
Copt.
silent, to quiet.
at
at
o,
[1
i
P.
c~n
concu-
***
cows or mares
in foal.
287
house.
I,
the
inhabitants of
Tuat of An
( Heliopo is)
]
at
1)^,
Et
Ager
|j
stone (for
part,
'
portion;
Copt.
TOI.
19,
(j
Agrit
ft
B.D.
(Saite) 64,
19,
ft
~^,
^_J}'
'
fluid, liquid.
to pierce, to beat, to
constrain.
goddess.
the goddess of the 5th
hour of the day.
Agrit
Ageru
at
ft
'
j
i,
B.D.
10,
ati
at
beater, scourger.
5,
A*
at
fill
()'
at-t
0, a cord net
(I
atU
plur.
97]
()}%?
fl
505,507 (with Cs
cords.
ata
at,
M.
1 1
(1
~\uu
"^\
Atum
^L
(j
8,
Asien,
At
ij
at
I
(j
ff
king, prince
see
T.
Reshpu
P.
289,
fl
;$&
(j
'
Dn
t'tle
of the
_ctr&
^Dm
/wsww
,
name
tne
/^.
J^'
of a
a Nubian
(?)
del
ata
(J
li
(j
mo
dew>
/"**"
'
(JQ^\
?::::!
r
.
1 1 1
league.
125^
Lower Egypt.
sture
iw.'
^w>-
of the
fiend.
name
Atur-meh
9,
Nile.
atur flo^s^^ 1
boomerang.
<~=>
Atar /I^ISK
^w^ o=>
(O
(I
C^
v\
<=*
(j
h c,
Atur aa
n
(I
Alll(ol
ata
march.
arm
flood,
river,
^^
),
1 ()^
out, to
(j
corn,
Copt.
Ati-t-khau
come
flow, to
to
-A
atur
,
oo
(j
621,
O Q
N. 824, /*=
grist
fern,
compare Heb.
atur
at
p.
wife of
jjj
U Jf
Rec.
Copt.
eiiwre.
Atur-res
n n
Thes.
1251,
Upper Egypt.
Atur-ti
'
Rec
i6 - 68 >
^3-
U. 418,
453-
3>
Berg.
I, 9,
king.
Ati
Atur-ti
T>
Rec
P.
the goddesses of
the same.
Atiu
|j
mummies.
ateb
Attiu
\>
i,
148, the
removed
name of a pyramid.
<=
Jl
Copt.
tongue.
AtU
H
atep
[1
atpa
fl
^A
to
'
13,
to
62,
oa ^, to be laden
zj^g bark,
,
|j
Rev.
^i
be
OTTtOTe^.
Q
r-n-i
~V
damned.
ateb
Ati-baiu
an associate of the
Serpent-god
c.
(j
.
i
boat.
Copt.
[98]
Atemit \^
w O",
4tf
the female
8,
Tem.
counterpart of
fathers;
^\
(]
U.
I)
Atem Khepra
t^ 1 ^ T
^|
[|
Atem
morning Sun-gods.
^$,
V>^37
L.D.
'
all
mankind
Atf-meri
one who
'
destroys.
Atemti
of
Tuat
Phiiopator.
atem
^rr
(]
a verb of motion.
'
atem
_ ^-^
wind.
air,
atma-t
^
,
349.
(I
U ^
>
(j
Atf, Atfa-t
Rev.
the
?)
13,
'
t\^i\
Aten
121,
crown.
(if\
274,
>
26
'
l^^si
'
37,
N. 67, a god.
'S^^
S>=n_&^'
U. 491, M. 129, N.
M,
Rev.
75, n
I
J~
vt"
t\
WVS
iJanus
Rec. 30,
Tlf-l
7,
A/WVNA
fl
the
the
of
disk
/VWv
stands
disk
the
sun,
(j
tem.
two horns
U. 602, N. 749,
4,
N. 1231,
Atmu^lx
IL
^n
^nzK
HifS.
%>^,
7T
[j
the
damned;
[j
to shut, to close, to
make an end
of.
mirror.
aten
atenu
n,
~^,
to
r^
if
>-"
act
Rev.
_
14, 74,
I]
$,
on
Ji^j
the
see
Tem, Temu.
Rev.
ii,
n
deputy, fM*tf;
L|
/~\
o 6^1
(D^li'
ff\
127,
^^
see
a deputy;
as
A.
ft
32.
Men
atem
RM Na
"'
(I"!*
Amen-
Aten-ur-nub
are not.
I.
name
11
Aten VII
(j
who
^
of the barge of
-
those
still,
disk with
of
AA/WV\
-&V
,
T^rtT-IltO
7,
SJf /*
H y mn
@,
^"^
(|
ffi.
AAA^^A III
Q A/WWA
N. 938
III,
[j
Copt. eiUJT".
f |,IV,
'
and
knives.
goose-headed god.
*^SL,
|j
(1
atemti
gb l\^l^
mother
plu,'
tef,
atemu-t
and
Rev.
vicar,
12, iS,
directors
(?)
^
^
Q
aten-t
(|
aten
AA/WV\
_/J
to
push
of
staff
<W,
[99
Q^
mace.
office,
^~U
Rec. 26, 234, 27, 218, 219; see aturti.
J^,
O
Aterti
g~^
;
A
AWV\A
to
aside,
of a funerary coffer;
to resist
authority, to revolt.
*"fi}
Jj
atenu
atenu
$v
5w
Mar Ab y-
%,
Jr'
A ~
3,
37,
revolt.
<M[
Ater-t
^'^K.tf,
__
^'
Darius,
Thes.
"
Anastasi
cll
5>
Hymn
14,
A~^w, R ev
12,
an opening,
it,
restraint (?)
(]
circle,
~^ %
\>
~^A
c~n
Ater-t shema-
A **&*
place of
(?),
()
v^ V^
A
I
Egypt ;
jj
points in a
Jl
J^,
1
atennu
aten
(J
<
2>cr~-
^,
ij
A
1
-1
~~~-
ri
J_fl
&
_i
1111
Hclcl^'
X
LJ
^\l
atru
the two
the belt of
'
Orion
III
to
pour
(j<S>^\i^,
(?)
out.
Rec. 3 i, 168,
^,
'^^
;
M^ ^^
1|
plur
<^
'
difficult
knots,
^,
jr
V~*
'
L.D.
jr
III, 1406,
Treaty 30,
part of a book,
or of its binding.
Jjjg
irr
'
P. 425,
I,
R ec
M.
92, 607,
3 i,
162,
a na "'' a l ar e or small
S
e.g.,
of
Heb.
^AAAA^
at Elephantine.
atru
Nile
festivals.
Amen
*AAAAA
atru
/WW^
aterti
place;
\\
GIOOp,
1\
,"*""]
(J
i
'
\\ i_
tie.
a kind of plant.
"^^^
'
'
atru
tk
Jr
<^>
\ \
Rev.
atr,
U <==> c^^i
'
(I
<>
<^
of
goddess
solver of difficulties.
i.e.,
A ~
ater-t
1T
the
ground, dust,
(dill
book or argument
untier of knots,
2,
atennu
61
vww\ \
I'.
Upper Egypt;
'
to bind, to
aten-petch-t
4-"
To
f)
aten
Egypt.
(j
Lower
of
goddess
ill
</
III
gAA
(j
the
[j
Rec. 15,43,
A
13, 67,
Lower
612,
^
c^s
d
aterC?)
A^
of
horizon.
aten
meh-t
10,
hole
air
prison (?);
atenut
92,
5,
Rev.
^WW\
(]
12,
1295,
"
Rec.
rebels, fiends.
aten
name
67, the
J;^
A
,
Denderah IV,
ft) ft),
var.
repulse;
/<?
>
(1
I
Mj,
land, a watering
Rec. 20,41.
Atru-neser-em-khet
3 th Aat.
2
Hi-
ath
*
<>,
atru
ater,
100
(]
{j
/y
ath
Rec.
stadia,
164
15,
18,200 aruras
The ater of Edfu
40
=
=
The
ff.
square
(|<|>i
14,000 cubits
4-2 miles
ater
T<=>O^s*,
ur
brew
to
beer;
^?,
As
i9 8
3 2
>
brewer (?)
see
(j
^H.
Jj
B<
?*,
atru
year;
(j^f,
plur.
(j
^> ^{,
M
^^
457,
I)
(j^f g,
Rec.
^c.
i<^> ^
3,
28,
'
ater
ft
^tlj
49,
yoke
^Q
athth-t
(j
<rr> ^[,
blood y P us
N.
953,
1
>
animals ;
of
since, from,
up
to
now,
Copt.
hitherto;
Athabu
163,
(?),
=>
athth
roll.
Thes. 926
fl
hurtful (?)
3,
S==>
ath
f>i, Rec. 4
(1
time, season,
ater
var.
cake;
(j-S-O,
<
(|^{fi.
IV, 1161;
atsef
Copt. i.pHX.
limit;
i,
ath
i
o A8 ^_,
<
,
'
U. 89, ^
flo?/pL/l,
Av
P. 366,
with
numbers
Copt,
xi rt-
ath S^p,
Rec.
27,
from
S^p <wwo,
s=,
U. 537,
10,
U.
S^p
38;
12,
T. 26, N. 209,
||
230,
,
P.S.B.
day;
Rev.
5=^=*!^
this
P.
564,
i,
34, N.
1221,
1231,
49,
T.
31,
O^OO*
P.
34,
p-
(j
ft
Q .
to string
tO
seize,
remove
(]
1
o A8 __
I
JT
*J
'
Copt, xi-
athu s^p
athu
prsoners.
J'
Amen
'
I9>
r>
[101
athau
^, Peasant,
192,
i-
t\
21,
79,
thief,
women
J*
NT
J\ <-=^}>
ff\
^*-i
Rec.
()
ravisher
'>
athit s=3
/)
athi en qes
(j
Copt.
fora e
'
193, prisoner;
jour. AS.
Athep
14,
Tuat
A
1
'
AA^/WA
*AWA
WVA^
D
U
iiJ'
1_1
4
1
I
I
J=fi
/VAAAAA
athnu
to
JJ
^1
name
of
a god.
'
A
1
Rev.
'
athen
B.D. G. 281,
.H
^j
do violence; Copt,
1 0^^,
sir
^^w a'
Athen
athi her
K.
(j
god
^^
^,
to wrong, to
Alt.
a singing-god.
I,
(j^^, (j^^O,
plur.
Tuat
athen
A
67,
"
As "'
Xgk, Rev.
23,
Heb. "VDN(?).
Athemti
Jour-
D,T.
II
^7\ -AC?
\C\
M
IMV
(V~^ f
K\\
plunder.
XI JULoeiX.
s^p*^
>
LoirUJ.
(J"j
^^
&
rs-\
A \ T| o **
dLllctJ.
seized
i3
i9 o8
what
^<U ^^. ^\
(1
athap
i
i,
plur.
stealer of hearts.
Athtiu-abu
B.D. 27,
robber ;
push aside, to
repel.
deputy, chief.
^enemies,
j,
^p Al\f
athi hetr
(J
252, to
J]
>>
Copt.
XI P/TOD.
varr.
time, season;
Athit-em-aua
/l
J}
athes
in the
atha, athai
Rev.
rto.,U.
at, ati
Tuat
III,
2i
title
of
to cense, to
?'
12,
n,
restraint,
Osiris.
at-t
(j
at
M,
416,
<4 L- L
'
Copt.
(j
to r
III, a god.
Athi-heh S^p^f
|.
be s et
to
athtcha
prison
Tuat
P^^a,
(I
magical
boat.
Athi-hru-em-gerh
O,
ibid. 6,
P. 416,
()=>,
incense.
1^P
\sA.
iV
A
U
1
[]^,
^^^
an
incense
/r
offering.
M.
693,
=>!),
||
M. 596, N. 1201, A
i
,a
ii
1)
carry
off,
^lj
to lay violent
hands on,
to steal.
Copt.
'^
U. 565;
eicoTe.
G 3
[102]
C
at
(j
at-t
A
a
703,
mytho-
logical locality.
fl^,
o,
fl
u. us, N. 424,
Atau(?)
a cake-offering.
^^^
at
M.
Ata-t
swampy land.
fl
Rec. 31,
C===I
name
19, the
of a god.
abundant, multi-
rich,
'
ata
tudinous.
^_Q, u.
3-32,
(j
'
at-ui(?)
(j
at
c=M o
ati-t
26, 2, to
piur.
(]c-oj),chiMj
M. 366,
girl,
Ij^.U.
<=^> \\
*/)
att-tir?")
l ''
^ ^
I)
^
fl^^
H^?^'
(1
to
fl
ij|^ 77
Anas.
I,
make,
Atti
maiden.
2 9,
at
141,
(je=si
|?)
(j
N.
759,
3,
Rec.
AtU
6, 152, a
atua
T
^] *,
css.
(j
IV,
(jcD3%
be deaf, deafness.
fl fl
28 9,
nth
Aat.
M-
66,
<
,
(j
at(?) &,
part of a plant,
at-en-aam
e.g.,
vl
A O
AA>WV\
at-en-aru
iii
c-=^
plur.
(j
at-en-rega
'
at
334, P. 376, N.
'
A/^^A/v
a kind of bird.
^V^^^
(|
1157,
atebui
IV, 159, uterus; Copt.
at
5,
c^
attiu
atiu,
fl fl
(]
[1(1
Yr
^^,
to
seize,
to
grasp, to smite.
'
HJ-
Nile,
all
Egypt.
A.Z.
1879,
*'.?.,
ateb
smiters, slaughterers.
the
\>
fl
plum
54,
tree (?)
at-t
*$
(I
MS
4t-t
slaughter, a smiting.
,^^1
Q^'T^}
(j^S,
net, cordage,
bag
Herusatef
=fl'
ft
atbana
|,
at
[j
at
[I
1
at
c^> e^3>
A
"^e.
P-
to
75>
to
1;ie
fat
be oppressed,
>
strong.
afflicted.
Pap. 501
atep
atep-t
U.
^
^
load
cr^D,
oppression,
(|
15, to taste.
Copt. (JOTtl.
IV, 480
atep
ata-t
(J
"
destruction, death.
atU (Ic^^'^'T',
....
(j
[]^
Harris
\\
(j
see
Alt K.
Atem
a
ic 6,
Edomit,'.
Atem
god of the
ft
|,
aten-t
setting sun;
atma
c-=^.
ft
atmait
part, division.
c=>i
ater
P.
()
N. 972, to make
&
P.
N. 899;
like.
M. 301,
to destroy, to
(j^S, (j^^TJ,
do
692,
ft
ateriu
ft
A.Z.
MI'
M. 592, N. 1197,
344, 6o 9
186,
||
c=s
ft
W>A
Qs
(j
i
|klKb.
[]03]
1869,
134,
destroyers (?)
aterit
B.D. i2 5 ,III,i6,
I,
calamities, destruction.
the
of apparel
made
name
of a garment or article
"
ft
aten
ftS
v_>;
and
see at
god of the
aten
WWNA
aten
Amen.
25, 19,
N. 980,
.,
name
12,
10,
~*^?
(I
at.
cow
Amen.
ft
ft
of a god.
ater
aten
Aterasfet
'
or bull; plur.
^^
ft
Coptos,
stud
>
PI.
18,
(1
solar disk.
ear
Heb. ttN
ateru
!,J
I
ft
'I
*,
i;
^L/ ^f^l
(1
AAAAAA
for
'
ater
an internal
'
someone
to
aten
serve as
else, to
atrut
enter as deputy
on some
P.
M.
P. 778,
661,
772, garments,
service.
atenu
Edict
A,
6,
ateru
ft
atre
atnu tent
^S-\, Ebers
o
ath,
\\
gaha
ii
*&
hetru
....
Harris Pa ?- 5 01
$<=?=>
var.
Pap. 109, 9
atre
ft
atnu pa-menfit
^1
*-,
marsh,
fen-district, a
the Delta;
ft
plur.
],
&
ft
athi[t]
marsh plants,
reeds, etc.
fj
\\
deputy-confectioner.
atenut
*9
(j
atenu
*$
atnu banti
^, AJ <f
o
for land in
^^f.
a in
II
common name
ft
AA/WVN
JfMi
Herusatef
Stele
man.
,?(?)
atheh(?)
ft
i
8 8
^^
^ XX&
to
block
U P>
to
obstruct.
G 4
104]
atchbu
'
s round
'
Amen.
seeath
(|
Rec.
Athu
X
,
to
_/)
f
make
to
Sf
of Darius 2
>'
ft
fl
|
limit,
<Z
Copt.
l
5.'
spit (?)
atoheri
head-
cloth,
Atoher
'
tremble.
boundary
H mn
A
H
mal e
to
fl
the
of a god.
31,' 171,
name
atekh
atsh
PS
o ^.
garment.
atch her
U. 357, P.
S,
atcher-t
L_
IV, 1175,
fortress.
_l
marshes,
Ch.
(Alt.
29, 3, to rejoice
Atchai /U
'
R/kfi
ills'
atcharta
compare Heb.
D G
-
pot, vessel.
atchet
U. 270, P. 652, 655, M. 76, 193, 754, to make
769, Osiris
in the Fayyftm.
-
(]
K. 210, a
K. 209).
Alt.
a reply, to speak.
atchetut
(||^
"^
q^
talk.
s\
^i,
105
D=Heb. y.
of the nose
cm]
j|
piece,
jj
"
a ar-t
a
<^>
a uraeus amulet.
j/.
"
a plant or flower;
\^[,
<2
i.
"
IVv
(Tin, Xirt):
vl an unbu plant.
Qjx
"
a menh-t
aen-meri-tRec. 21,
jj
AA^W\
oo
a flight;
a going, a passage
a journeying
a mighty
-rr".
"^7^
j\
aui
a en-saga
(Kx
battle;
|
an eating.
J,
a body of cavalry.
\\
(j|j,
53
6 43 , 666,
P.
fl
p. 256,""
^>-A
I,
a fighting;
\\
a en-hetrau
Anastasi
Copt.
a censer.
21,
a journeying, or
3-
a em-khet-em-ash
QGG
flfl^S,
"\iv
_/jJss>
an amulet.
t
Tfcjs,
""
-ww^'^
01
a port, harbour
1,
&
*A/W\A
Rec. 21,
<LrrTtOOY
AAA/WV
'
I
a en-thebut
a pair of sandals, white
or black
=>
a en-senther
"A
hands ;
'
censer.
a shem-reth
aut
~~
"hands,"
aiu
a tchet
I
in
o "^\
family.
an amulet.
>,
labourers.
a-n-Heru
prepositions, etc.
a second time;
before
at
V'
"
c,
the authority
rio
the
"'",
of a Dekan.
B*
Aui-en-neter-aa T~n\\%
'
at once.
"hands" of the
net for
under
fT
of.
D,
name
>
hand, authority
arm of
fl
once immediately
of
Aui-f-em-kha-nef "T^
<b
"arm
censer.
~
A-sah
;.e.,
Copt.
Horus,"
,
=>.
fl
compound
workmen,
i.e.,'
an amulet.
lets
-75-
II,
var
auau
arm
ring, bangle,
bracelet.
I
[106]
a
_A
Anastasi
20, 6
I,
some
or
(?),
used
article
in carrying
goods
'
on asses or camels
in the desert
a-t nett
(?)
(?)
chamber
.im^ ^
retXll
AAAAAA
d\
Rev.
V\
cistern.
"
a-t en
Sphinx
men and
which
Q.
dissected.
""
nemm-t
a-t
I,
in
a _
van
Anastasi
'
ent-khet
a-t
~_" = ^\
that
g*
Mar.
means;
tion,
state,
L.D. Ill,
~
;
Rec.
Rec.
1 8,
tau
a-t
"
e_U
^
$ l_ _J
baker's shop.
"'*'
'
Copt. &.n<)i&..
"
Shasu;
DI,
TtTtt
fli
J.
tia <L
jl i <>
region,
fl,
member,
u. 219, _
Ci
region;
*"~
his
of
place
yesterday
III
J)
I^i'"^
j ill
a-ti
DW
J,
I
^
1
piece;
^^
'"2T, IV,
aui-sexn-t
neter
f^l
,,
,-.
Rec.
a-t ua-t
members.
em aner
of stone,
16.
ps
f\
i^^H
/WWV\
ram
monolith;
181,
18,
ai _
,,
fl^fi,
flfl{|
^,
to cry out, to
dam, dyke.
a-t
domain,
plot
estate,
of ground;
a
Rec.
n,
174,
bank of
see~
gi.
"
,
***
'
charter,
ii, 125,
river.
a
R.E.
the t\vo
'
""
(x
a single piece
Kahu "
Rec. 10,
/^
Q|^
O ^
-"(?
NX
wv
^?^
a-t
AAAA'VS
"
III
\\,Hh. 433,
"
D
\\
|l
aili-tu.
plur.
the southern
^T'^vr^'"'
e.g.,
limb,
W>
place,
AAAAAA
(1
2>
IJ.-r'PJL!
cni c3m3l dC
U
21
L_"l]
condii
seba
a-t
~~~
a-t heq-t
AAAAAA
/-}
f~l
ww>
dragoman,
fl
think
117-125, 224.
I40B,
Some
Metcha.
a caravan ot
8,
-i
writing,
register,
document,
roll,
list,
document,
will,
Copt. HI.
<
a-t
a-t
a-t
arp oim
bener-t
nem
sleeping
(?)
>
D 8
wine-shop, wine-
lv
fi
cellar.
HI
fl
o,
>
'
f 4i,
^CT3/m
__
room
J
H
date shop
or store.
a-ti
\\
L.D.
15;
Ill,
2290,
,
list,
register,
Amherst Pap. 29
\\
o e
catalogue; plur.
A
a
to
[107
(of the
grow
mmnr
(0
mj'iiij
\\
luniii)
moon).
\^7
'HTmrrr
\_y
1'lUini
the two
mmnr
darkness, night,
ir4H,
o
iiiiiinr
aau, aaiu
T. 288,
TTTTTTTTT
,
irmini
'
a-t
^-*
/TTi
391,
goat.
"
'
'
'
Rec. 27,
"
Mil'
'
67,
"
2-51,
J ' -50,
'
>
-nmmr_zi
'
"TUilllM
O'
Amherst Pap.
30, a vessel,
III'
I
'
'
i
'
cense.
limilll
half
a measure;
9,
Illllllll
|
'
doors.
iiiimn
[II
!nmr <=~3
iimilit
-ranmr
doorkeeper,
"
a-t
-,
\jj
aau
f>, measure.
I
iiniim
ifiiinir
pot of in-
a pot, a measure,
Rev. 14,
nr
aaur
9,
of a high
title
"great door,"
'
"^jgq
mistress,
great
queen
lady,
Aaiu-en-sbaiu-Tuatiu
'
Illllllll
y<
^y&y
official.
WAAAA
^ Q
ff\
j)
y*
w^
/H
i,
\j
'
aa
o
a mes
born
first
Aaiu-shetaiu
1Mnr
ffil
eldest
>
born.
(2
B.D. 141,
56, the
'
aa, aai
"
>
B.D.
Wazir
125, III,
IV,
14,
fi
ri'\^
A,
a,
.A
The
'
I
c,n' Q
house,
abode,
estate,
domain.
'
I
=^=>
aa-t-shetat
" hidden
(j(j
ordinary use of
following
aa
aa ab
by the
illustrated
is
cham-
i.e.,
large,
powerful;
aa _
aa-t
!)
be great, to be
to
!\
"
ber,"
to
Jh
650,
10, Pap.
aa, aai
0-=.
fl
proud,
i.e.,
arrogant.
B.D. 125;
aa aru
I,
great
see Aati.
of forms,
aa
iinnni
u. 324,
mrmrr
i.e.,
aa baiu
miiinr
of very
*
,
iniiiin
many
^
yyjfi
||
8 reat f so uls
u
of mighty
'
''?
will.
h d
aaui 1 1 U. 269,
aa pehti
great of valour,
<ff\<s\
most brave.
aa maa-kheru
TTmnii
forms.
V\\
'
^~n'
J|,
great
of
Illllini
aa-mil
Aamu.
'
TTTTiinr'
Till'!!!!'
I'i'iini
(^ <T~~!
\\
Tinnni
nmmr
"
i
'
\\
iinniii
\\
aamertU
greatly beloved.
[108]
aa nerut
most
great of terror,
*|
^
L-fl,
most
terrible,
little
"'-=*.
god
vic-
torious.
__/!'
,.
aa nekhtut
yj-**-
ita
most strong.
\ IJ1,
I
great of mouth,
aara^
boast-
'..,
ful,
on
iii'
ui
very,
insolent.
aa rennu
names, a
title
of
great
aa-t
a great
goddess
of Thoth.
aa herit
great of terror,
1 I,
most
aa ahenut-hen-f
terrifying.
aa khau
risings,
title
aa
of Ra.
< ==>
a a Ichptm
aa
Knenu
of
i.e.,
fl
r
c^
/g>
*%3
great of
most
aa en shefit
terrible,
aa-aa
holy,
fear-
most
august.
VI alii'
<
aa
em aha
man advanced
in age.
aa en uab
libationer.
aa en utcha
director of storeh(juse (Bet al-Mal).
steward, major-
CD
domo.
Aa-nvk
very great
men.
ingly.
<\
Hj,
-M^U r-^n
3JI,
'
,
-=>_
^z* 3*^
aa en niu
-=> or
aa en
of the
stream.
mer
chief of
^>
=>
i
chief
very, exceed-
aa en per
a_
D, to be doubly great.
r^-ii=^=
Aa-t-em-Aneb-hetch ^~T
aau
"
AAA/VW
or most awe-inspiring.
aa-aaau
aa
o~"
most
sheps
a-t
B.D.G.
of large interior
(of a barge)
most
many changes.
aa
aa*
'
aa kheperu I
transformations,
great one of
aa en sa ^T
i,
phy larch.
e
\\
'
11,
>
c*
dual, masc.
aa en qetut
director
of marines.
fem.
aa kha
Thoth, the twice great;
! I^i
A c~n
plur.
'
Aa
i
U. 513,
^o'
T. 325, a fire-god.
Rec.
Aai
aa
Aait
Ombos
god of
the dead.
137, a
II, 132.
e,
Aa-t-aakhu
29, a great person, chief, officer, governor, noble, a
6,
a singing-goddess.
Tuat IX,
109
Aa-t-Aat-t
I
Aa-t-Setkau
Aa-shefit
4|-
Aa-t-shefit
of Athribis.
fiery,
Tuat IX,
/WVVW
Tuat
ing-god.
J,
Aa-pehti
*
abull-god;
IV, 63,
A
nC$,Rec. 21, 14,
""JS),.
Aa-pehti-petpet-khaskhet
D D X C^O^D
a
name
Nesi-Amsu
to be s et
erate.
Denderah
ra
aa
rn
"
mode form),
Amen.
_B*&.
_B^
in
Great of roarings," a
Aa-herit ""^fV
"
in
^
'
^^^ ^"^
II, 10,
a^-.a
u)
Tuat VI
>
12, hair
of the pubes.
'
3X
aa, aa-t
name of
a
terror.
L,
od of
'
Aa-kheru
aa
aa-hemhem
f=i
*
to
>
Aa-pest-rehen-pet
^a^
_a
aa
^r
"
.->*-.
Aa-pehti-rehen-pet-ta
"
on
tZS
*eTsJ^mifl
Aa-t-qar-uaba
title.
of a Dekan.
Aa-nest
composite hawk-
106,
Aa-pehti-reh
II, 10,
Tuat.
crocodile-cat-bull-lion-goose-ape-ram-god.
Denderah
ffi
Aat-Shefshefit
'
fv^, Lanzone
Qc,<=>^3
241,
III,
$, Denderah
"^L_J
the
Rec. 21,
see Per-aa.
8,
Aa-Shefit ~=>
a sing-
I,
'
Pharaoh
Berg. II,
Thes. 28,
night.
blood-drinking serpent.
A o 'A
Aa
1 4,
Denderah
Aa-t-aru
a title
<x=> n
^^
i==
Aa-aru
Circle.
00
I^,
(j
nR
<~
Roller Pap.
S.B.D.I44,
i,
3,
N.
^_^
she-ass;
ass,
^vT,
&-.
Bubastis 3 4 A,
plur.
i
Aa-kherpu-mes-aru
Aa-saah
<~
Il li
N N
Aa-t sapu.
218, a
title
of Seti
^ Tomb
of
I,
one
the 36 Dekans.
|]D^|,
B.D. 125,
P.S.B. 25,
aaut
-^
.<><=
Ass-god, a form
of Ra.
|
*^r->*-
of Sekhmit.
Rec. 30,
.(3,
67,
Aa-sekhemu I
Ei
nth
colonnade.
Aaut-ent-Khert-neter
Aat.
\, pillars,
IX,
pi. 10,
'
serpent-god.
B.D. 99,
13,
<**==
oar-rests
^\
of the
magical boat.
[110
aa-t
aau
Rev. 12, 63, 70, a
i;
-^
Q ^ anm,
DO
nnn
steal, to rob, to
nnm
X
I
plur.
rare stones
III
O
d W
maiden,
aab
P^
MI
N. 743, pots
EUD
M.
^ 3D,
P.
ft'
~^S'
N. 1194,
Pap.
I,
Amherst
I,
I
aab-t
fl
00
u. 193,
36,
i6i>
588,.
__
a
,
aaaui
||
4", M.
^A U
T
N. 185, 647,
to be acceptable
I]
to anyone, to please
T. 383,
='
"^v
to beat (?)
fl
<^
'
"
Peasant 42,
_,^
aaut, aut
aaa
a reaping.
aauau
of precious stones.
aa
B.M. 657,
/!'
E,
nrmi
tumour
to
plunder.
Copt.
e^,
aauait
aa-t
amulet,
linen
flax,
,^'
aaua
Copt. ei<L.ir(?)
>
M. 203, N. 685,
703,
U. 576, N. 965,
the Phallus-god.
-jj,
Aai
'
,
f^
Tora b of
M ^, *^
forms are:
FyJ 1
(]|j
fl
house,
'j^.--J=.
-=(]11
I]
I
Aait-ar-t
(?)
=
n (](]
'
'
^ B.D.G.
147,
aai
fiL flame,
aaiaai o-=
[| (J
JW4-
^j^
fire,
Aon
J\.aii
aau
blaspheme
to rejoice, to exult.
nliK ^*\
V>
j*e&_2i
D >s\
Copt.
Of <L.
aabb, abb
to flourish.
ceremonial
for
\-f
spear,
,
harpoon.
aabu
aabes
B.D.
<-
(Sai'te)
78, 38
a god.
aaber-t
porter.
,
purification.
to abuse, to
vessel
heat.
Aabi
Rec.
aab-t
*
flQ
34).
abode, chamber.
aai-t
Later
I,
5}),
l|(|
aai-t <x=>
J %>^J,
J,
d
dill
fire,
a kind of herb?
balsam, unguent,
flame.
[Ill]
aabag
A
aamit
ffl
:.
J'
less.
IV
743i
-mnmr
<=*
an Asiatic woman;
]
i
aabt
aap
to
Aapep
slave,
fly
D D
Heb.
worker
ffiy
Heb.
Aamu
>]
'
D Q
!'
aam
o' DD'D
H^
ftjk
the
Aamu
V ^^
'
I
Tuat.
in the
'
Tflfiftfl
WJ),
D
S~tO j~K>
/
^ihh, Rec.
6,
He
and
evil.
summer
ciltle,
the sacred
e.g.,
aam
\ ^K,
a|
the
aapint
unguent, incense
(?)
o o o
'
Aapef
birds
aamu
aam
|\ %S<#^,
plur.
^^
boomerangs
aam'
(?)
^Ha
v? <^'
Aam
a goddess.
ram of
down
to bring
C1
.
'
solstice.
<
Aapit
nets(?)
7 sta1 some
B.D.
<-
*"
c=
to
'
kind
'.
of sparkling stone.
(Sai'te),
eat,
to
62, 2,
a god.
under-
stand, to perceive.
aamut
s
\\
B.D. 39,
2,
^f Hymn
'
serpent-fiend.
-x
aafa
~*'
to be greedy,
glutton.
aam
to clasp, to grasp,
to seize.
ill'
plant.
aamm ha-t
aamaa
IWUll
\\
i,
an Asiatic,
O.R.E.4,'75.
sweet, pleasant
,
iiiinur
\\
'ill.
the winged disk,
aam
_B^.
etc.
boomerang;
aapi
animals of Egypt,
Mendes,
logical serpent
'"Tf.
iti.
\\
aamaq
part of a bed.
<>
1
Desert
aamati
IT
ffl
I,
Tilt ii
valley;
Heb.
SJ
._~n\\
part of waggon.
j"
rri
pftj*.
aameh.
nnm
B.D.
a kind
of stone.
(Sai'te) 30, 4,
aanniu
e; Copt.
en.
\\
aann
aamu
1
I
f\ <&
_s^ St
}
1
JKj
f\
^s\
!M' .m Jr
herd,
fellahin.
-, to
i
sing;
\\
^j,.
|\ WZ,
\ EL
^^-^
plur.
shep-
aanata
aanb-
singing-woman
^
iiniiiii
(?)
A
aanra
[112]
[mm
MI
^^-.
DUE in
Aah
<-=
the
j,
Moon-god = n
Aahpi
peb-
Annales
\\
bles,
round
Aasit
*"
\\
<=rr:
III
14,
5,
=>
15
\\
w;
ii"
v)
or
aankh
7,
196, the
aankh
^-=
"
name
\\
of a goddess of Syria.
Aaserttu
a winding serpent.
*
(Demotic form),
Aasek
to
M.
138, Lan-
3,
13, 78, a
Aasiti-Khar
Heb.
COH^,
Copt.
L.D.
the chase.
Rec.
live, life;
Q '.
stones.
aanratat
Gol.
WWW
<>-=>
\\
_>
Rec. 33.
^^^
an oath
to swear
aant
O d
Copt.
aasharana
perfume
spice,
to
>
aar (aal)
'
ascend
a kind of seed or
Copt. i.Xe.
aashaq
aar-t
a kind of stone, a
C
*
(?)
aarara
I,
')
/i'
'i
"
TtTtt
^2a^t
A
aaqer
Copt.
to oppress, oppres-
^.
*~
_cri\
23, 3, pebbles
"^^
fruit.
^ Wj^^j.
Anastasi
'_
throat, gullet.
'}
Heb.
f=8>
,
68, 8
2,
aara
a part of
?*^^
L-
Rec.
3,
\_7
building;
aag
^,
aL=*_
u, 184 =
,Rev.
'
n'
}L
Aar-n-aaref
184,
ii,
ffi
Horus
bandages;
Copt.
\\
aarata
J\ J\ .A.P.wo.
"3
"^ S
cult, service.
\^
\\
the
oil
made from
lentils,
_
"*"
aarshan
aag-t
,
nail,
II'
of
aarsh
to keat, to bastinado.
Copt, oopq,
Rev.
Peasant 185,
aaref
ffl
beans; Copt.
If
an offering
\\
aagarta
"^
ffi
\\
Aartabuhait
chariot; Copt.
,
Harris 501,
B. 9,
a female demon.
e,
Heb.
[113
A^^
Aau-taui
Ill, 38, a
5, 8,
Heb.
aa
name
the
Aagm'
fl^^ thenameofamythoJ<e=<'
logical fish.
Rec.
a,
10,
61,
of a
fiend.
aatkh
a woven
aat
A.Z. 1877,
\\
stuff.
a piece of
fertile
ground.
pyramid.
Aat-en-sekhet
'
Aatt
B.D.G. 136, the second station on the old caravan road between the Nile and the Red Sea.
~3 /\
aat-t
"
ed
X\
a kind of bread-
II, ii,
I-
'
V<\
-,Saii.
II,
1,2,
^, rdM
aa,aai
(?)
slabs of stone.
\\
Osiris.
.
Aatiu
T_.
Seti
I,
'
Ra
aat
v\
O*^^ i
^^
aattau
fcfl
aatna
^3 ^AftAAA
'
^^
of a livid colour,
Copt.
OfOTOf GT.
aatch
;
(j
^^^
aatch-t
aatchamm
kind of
joy.
Aa
Denderah IV,
79,
who
aa
"Q,
an ape-god
slew Aapep.
filth (?)
.lentils;:
~^ pallor,
OfOTOfCT.
Copt.
(?)
(?)
-Cx
(No. 23).
'
fat,
an accursed
heir;
conspire.
the face)
Tomb
who
district.
to cry out, to
Aati
VI
a god-
cake.
dess, the personification of the pyramid
aat-t
12 5.
to bring, to carry.
),
J\
_D7r;
I
2,
of Thoth.
title
Aabt
Sallier Pap. II, 4,
J. B D
paleness (of
aau
o, seed.
in
aa
""
grease.
(?)
\\
to tie, to bind, to
compress
Copt. cuqe.
Aelt.
aaa
Tex.
28,
a kind of
tunic.
oil.
aatchar
aaa
^-=
to help, to assist
aatchr-t
~
*C\
J
sll,,
Nav.
Lit.
26
aaam
;
var.
a kind of balsam
i
tree.
aau, aaua
196, heir.
^\
.
30,
aaam
\X
a kind of plant.
same.
114
aab
Annales
vessel,
no, a
III,
a bowl, a copper
vessel,
spoon.
"
aab
"
co'mb;
|)
Jl
fl
to card
J],
wool,
to
and
animal kept
jjjj?,
II
cr^s^J
c n
c
s
acred
animal.
'
U>
incense vase.
oil,
all
^
O
1=3,
*f\
Jjjrc*
__
^.JSE,
^
W?S
*>
desert game.
au-t-neb- etc. ?
to
Copt. (JUqe.
aam
,
-F\
PO
in a shrine;
"T
L.D. III, 6 5 A, 15
I'
~~
aabt
strain
LM
,'
-^7 c^n
^3 fx
au
^^
Aam _ti
au-t
^^
Edfu
name
81, a
I,
theNile
wretched, miserable.
^ QA
^\
man
a beast of a
plur.
ill
plur.
stick
\\
r,U. 28 3
au-t
(WW
(?)
(Lacau).
ape;
deeds
sins, evil
au-t
I
au
(?)
aan ~~j
au
\\
^n
-ff
crook, sceptre
M.
,__Jij^,
_ ?%^^
Jl
Copt. en.
aana
7 66,
staff,
(?)
5^, M.
fl^K
253, to travel.
'"""
Qr
a Pe
>
>
pl ur
'
^n
au-t(?)
\\
<$.
Roller Pap.
4, 3.
Berg?
19,
I,
a minister of
the dead.
au
c~^i
"
()
,-v,
^y
a kind of wood.
^
*\
*?\
auau
Aanu
flM
the ape-god
Aanau
Jour. As.
Jj,
Copt. en.
""^i!
who Judged
1908, 313,
Rec.
B.D. 126,
Jj,,
2,
the four
!,
'fl
^j jj^"
/
>
the dead.
Thes. 1203,
8,
aua, auai
Peasant 292,
L_/l,
ft
\\
aan
aah
of
|\ Q.anearthen-
ware vessel
ape-gods
^^^
"
aani
(1
canal.
A 5TT,
camp,
~
,
._,
Q Q H_
Aah-ti
n /*
(0 VWA'^A
a \xJ
T
n
0^O
^
to rejoice.
./i
Rev.
1, is. i,
cattle
Copt.
'
J|Ji|
aina
EUD
'
a pair of goddesses.
a kind of stone.
J'hcs.
1252,
\\
o
,|V
V ' olenCe>
break
'
[115]
auau
>,
A
aun
Peasant 302,
f]
thief robber
'
'
brigand; plur
aun-t
'
com-
-/I'
robbery, violence.
AAA/VAA
.robber,
D Q
ravager, oppressor.
Thes.
1480;
aun-ab
fern.
e
OAT
o
Y
,L_fl
aua-t
~~T
Thes.
Y>
1207,
Amen.
o @\\
10,
10, robber.
fl
)M
Auai
aunuti
robbed.
is
/I
one who
x\
X\
injury,
5
Aun
robbery, theft.
fl'
Tuat
_
,
"S
III, a
winged
. ,
-vvvvv*
Aun-au
(J
aun-t
48,
'
'
UU^,
^^
VyW\A
Horus and
killed him.
'-J'
i,
^.
'VW/VN
'
^.^
serpent-headed god.
BD
a god.
J,
harm, violence,
(?)
who
stick, cudgel,
n
*--
to sleep, to slumber.
&&>-'
442>
aunra
f\
^^ Q ^\
s~\
mm
a
i
pebble, stpne
n -VAAAAA <^
191,
<S
to ferment, to
become
IMD
III'
sour.
\\
auratchaut (artchatu)
e
i
some kind
jltts~
auq
TV
ik
of fermented drink.
auab
\j
^ J
courtyard
see
uba
aug
^
D
charioteers
~ivww\
v
autcharu
ffl
(?)
stream, canal.
(^
fl
JL
to heat, to
cook
(?)
"v
_^
aua
to give a gift,
Auaha (Aha) ~
to
present.
,
autcharu (atcharu)
_^
Mission 13,
126, a goddess.
CE
,
autchata (atchata)
Alt.
JLl^Jl,
R. 306
a kind of fish.
out
in pain, to wail
(like
a jackal).
to cry
ftb^JV
>,
(?)
\, __,J^,U.
270,
-"
J*\l<--
plur.
[116]
U.
>,
270,
II, 125,
19; dual,
Rouge, I.H.
X7
feet).
=
1
>?\
^\X
Rouge", I.H.
>^,
\\
Dhu'l Karnen;
114;
II,
3H
<r^=^
abab
push a way
ab
\k,
\\
J \ ^,
'
gorer.
ab
see
V,^^,
^(j(),Tuat
Abu-tt
B.D.
*~
_ J%\ ^
a
A
_ Hi'
_ J \*,
4,
__
Rec.
Rec
23>
8,
124,
-J
a
star.
,
Abet-neteru-s
tradiction.
abab
'
fl
in speech
fl
ab
oppose
Th es.
tradict, to gainsay, to
Abui
tusk of ivory
,to
nj
open up.
V^^.
into, to
ab, aba
abati(?) -4-'&
^A,__.J
to contradict, to gainsay.
'
Tuat x, a
Vi
R.E.
24, contradiction.
7,
lioness-goddess.
ab seshu
\ $! ^5$'
and of a kind of
of
title
'
Thoth
ab
^7>~
M7 *&
emSb
priest.*
Ip
^5
some-
^^J']
T. 372, N.
to face
U
:
.U- l6 .568,
751,1
Ab-ta
ab
gatekeeper.
^jy}
>
^
ab, aba
_. _
|00
"
a k' nd
mcense
V\
n(2xi7
-fl
v.
Lx
with, opposite
abb
abut
ab
fl
^s
1)
C5i
is
<
Mo
3 '
er ab
<^ X>
^- 8l 5-
to hurl a spear
or any weapon.
J_ji. to
v\
-K
\ \
opposition, what
J\>
to resist,
fight,
opposition, resistance.
>
Ofli
U
-4-&a^,
J
resistance,
to existing things.
opposed
ab\^,
to weave.
0.
abab
enemy,
ab
rebel, fiend.
r-i^nx-
to
sink
to
drop back,
to
Abuti ^Q^
Isis
to weu\>
"~
and Nephthys.
<
>
J) J)
117
I.
-Jp fC~
abU
to purify, to
make
P.
fl
N.
449,
'
ons
>
_J
ab,ab-t
^,
(j(j
ab-t
cleansings,
Peasant 2 4, *
kind of stone.
who
the gods
a
Palermo
fl
-^U[}?fII.
slay.
^
JCj
Stele,
II
IQ
ffi
1)
J S Q11
I
(J (?.
abu
8.
*v\
vsv,
a
J
making of
offerings
embalm.
to
was obligatory
a
ill'
fl^^
J(0
III'
plur
5^
D^
JIM'
L.D.
make an
offering, to present a
propitiatory
gift.
fl
0-
fl
aba __j
(]()
|,
p
r
>
.ODD
- ^-i
gift,
an offering; plur
5,
rs~>
^1 A
fl
N. 673,
II,
a grain-god.
M. 301,
'JtS
"J&
mm
"^^
.0
_
J
a
J
^^^ Y
ab-t
>
staff, stick.
%,
_u
P. 186,
-J
a
J o
,
staff,
kidney,
sceptre, stick.
testicle.
Dnni
Rec.
1,92,
>
shine,,
plur.
variegated, spotted;
ab Shut!
fi,
\. r
I^L R
X.
"
r \\
to
"
"
different colours, " shot
as in " shot silk.
iron
a kind of stone
tniin
'
P. 666, staff.
<$.
^},
abu
show
ab
11
N. 1072,
1)
^il
......
abut
Tuat
JTP
aba
u. 274, N. 798,
ibid. 29,
ab-t
altar,
^, Q,
abb-t
Hh. 456
__
339,
p.
ft
53 2
'Jtfr-
Y <^
aba
ab,
t
!
way
,u'
Rec. 33,
>
iii
&.
III,
into.
M. 641,
r\
194, 35-
Ab
a-H;-~
ajo,__
oj,
912,
abit
JUPV
/?
J
libations,
_j
abfalu
clean.
s P olte d
^g,
Ems'
title
speckled
or striped plumage.
Thes. 414, he of
of Horus of Edfu.
118
abi _
Abesh. _
v\
sect(?)
abab
>
x>
'
ababu
flj^>,
abesh
abb
to see.
"
ap
serpent-god.
na
T.I
a kind of wine.
R.E.
/\,
3,
Apis
desire, to love, to
abb
^ ^i^
scarab; var.
111]
II
to
the
the
fly,
flier.
beetle
^, _i, J
_^
aba
ap
J %f
a-
jj
bonds,
_
-=a
(?)
D
summer
used
-u.
in snaring
who
!,
16, 3,
I,
frog
%^
apu
J J %\
"v\
Tuat IX,
(?)
in the
A(j
(?)
__ J
a
1]
..
and
D D
\>
-,1-1
tile kiln.
O,
api
Rev.
91, account
2,
213-
M. 637,
334,
-
55 2
aper "D^?^,
<C^I> m
\\
no,
J r-^-i
u. 62 2,
663,783, M. 775.Q
Inn
_
P.
__j
i
*J\
abesh
^>
cz>
abesh
fl
i'-
?=f
<-
of Darius 37,
scarab, beetle.
D D
apap
Hh.
&J\
b
Q
apap
abeh-t
'
Hymn
""
y_.'A/3paaat;,
of the Sun-god;
form of a beetle.
name
Apap
J^
Abraskktiaks
Ap-ur
__
toad
the winged
abnekh-
fly,
Rec. 35,56,
Apep
c.
^oo\
solstice.
Rec.
Aapep.
fettered A
unde
Abbuitiu
three gods
^j
to
ropes,
fetters.
Abbut
nets
tramplings
,
Api
out, to escape, to
Q Q
'
a D
^,
p 11
in greeting.
abut
go
-A
P en the h * nds
to
to
in,
disk, the
aba aui
go
(?)
a verb of motion, to
>
jrjj,
Djr
travel, to go, to
scarab.
-t 4,
011-0
'
flying
Shh3
Abb
Memphis
be desired.
N.I 344,
19, 3 1 8,
benevolent
Abesh
dance.
rejoice, to
one of the
seven stars of Orion,
Abesh
Rec. 20, 41
P. 178,'!'. 321,
"0^, N.
A_
vided with,
Hymn
888,
o,
U. 507,
"0"
~2f|,
A J to be
,
equipped, to be pro-
furnished (of a
of Darius 38.
house)
119
Q~-j-ejf
\7D
apesaustaas
aper
Rev. n, 185
unfeigned.
v,
J]
sary
and a crew
Thes.
apesh
296.
apesh
aperu "o^
-c^=
fj
II
'
tJr
crew
'
"
ship;
M.
396,
N.
564,
n7
\v
,,B.D.
6 1, the Turtle-god.
D
a
*J
',
I*
tortoise, or turtle.
LALJ
<
<
97
5,
Apshait
i.
aperu ft
fT^
fi^>',fi
U
Uo c o Ucr^l' Ug 0|'
^
x ~ >
TC
ornaments, fittings, chains
U e em' U^^in
Rec.
,
i
Apesh ~Q
a boat or
~cT
i
"
,B.n. 3 6,
a ~xT
i,
/WWW
^
d
=*
j^
U e
barge;
aper A 6
jiff
AVI
^j-jff,,
<^3>
apshut
Mar Karn
53,
'
J)
ill
woman i
36,
af, aff
outfit.
mantle, garment.
!'
Q
Aperit A
U ^s^
~>
<
ai-><v
name
the
of the
name
U S3?'
nT^rj
Jj
ft
af aba-t
honey
>
<=
Aper
Eye of Horus.
J]
af
the god of
town of Aper.
the
fly, i.e.,
"
;
nra
= rd
ujqe.
A~y
Berg,
18,
i,
\\
afaf
fi^^
Aper-pehui
nnl
*-^
1, Thes. 818,
\\
13, 20,
bee.
aff
Aper-peh fi_S>1 J,
Rev.
,,
crocodile.
af-t
Rev., gluttony.
(i) a
\\
afa
Ml
I
<=
Aper-t-ra "a
.
T"at
a sing-
I,
ing-goddess.
afa
Aper-ta
Tomb of Seti
MI
plants, vegetables.
afa
L=
I,
(No. 45).
afa
"~
^=
aper A .co^^,
_j
a kind of goose;
Afat
nra
\\
3,
food, bread.
|
filth, dirt.
in
mummy
form.
Mi
Afau
i
Vra
> ,
Tuat
II,
a god of one
n
|
W*
I,
stonemasons
'
fl
^c\
'
MI
Apriu
!^=
Harris
'
var.
I,
31, 8,
a class of foreign
^K <^>
[1
(j
Afa
339,
Mi
^?\
]
H 4
120
am
^^^^"^$JI
JQ^
<=>
tent,
camp, chamber.
*^
P. 655,
II
afa
calamity,
crocodile.
evil,
afa
D 8
?^
^fo%,^
~vw(2L=/l /ww
afen
IT"
/T
^<=>^XV
afen-t
to bind,
>r
in in
something on.
to tie, to tie
169,
to
Rev.,
<\ T, U.
T.
P.
359,
712,
am-ha-t
AA/WV\
ii
"y,
"O
the heart,
to eat
to feel remorse,
to
'
;^\
AAAAAA
repent.
plur.
"
am-t
haunt, retreat,
D
^
w
Afnuit
A A
afs
Af kiu
11
O Li
2,
M*
am'it _
^%?
,|xJ^V
Rec.
Rec. 14,
8,
devourer, a
a^=_
29,
4,
title
Nesi-Amsu
Am
P. 445,
_j l\
M.
3,
552, N. 1132, a
sarcophagus;
L
Z^
^ oU
Rec
3.
'
5 6,
36,
of Aapep.
32,
Rec.
fl
flesh-food.
a group of gods.
rt
i"
food.
\\
'
8, 171,"
s,~-
food.
amam
goddess.
nl
Rec.
133, a
flesh
'
aftit
Ombos
I)
(.
"
is
for eating.
hiding
place.
vour.
,.Q
de ~
to
5>1
something that
*,
am
bandlet.
v&,
Hh. 459,
T'
eaten, food
afaut
4\*
^
^^
amaama-t
AAAAAA
J.
A. X,
9, p.
497,
coffin,
Amiu
l8 7- 19S, 3',
Am-autiu (?)
'
I
Tuat
III,
am
am
T c^
Am-asfetm
,
o
^
fl
^\
Ik
Ca
t\ Y
\&
B.I). 40,
2,
5,
of sinners."
fist.
am-a
Sf
!
~^
(j
(1
(2
g*<ww
euu.e.
"'
Rec. 3r,
10,
A
Am-a
[121]
V "~
1
Am-khu
Am-a-f
Amamti
kheftiu
i,
Tuat
in
^^
name
ass," the
Am-t-tcheru 7=^
"eater of the
Tuat
II,
a goddess.
1
amu
Sun-god.
111'
amain _
,
B.I
>.
40,
i,
name
of Aapep.
B*
&.
B* %>,
a kind
of
plant or herb.
amm
Amu-aau
an ass-headed god with a knife-shaped phallus.
the roe of a
__
fish,
eggs, intestines.
Ama-asht
.,
many, the
name
the
name
Am
'
Z=
"eater of souls,"
mit
t\
1\
Tuat
-j,
amam
II,
of Ani,
ON
part hippopotamus,
and
S"|
Am-emit
Am-heh
Ama-kha-t
khaibitu,
(am)
-^
-n
5>~3!!
-^,
N.
26, to
\\
ama
ama _
to
a kind of stone.
winnow
.,
khaibitu
%> |j^
$)
to perceive,
II,
-|\
amam
"
Osiris; var.
in
j
>
-A-
B.
<2
14, 17,
know
to show, to instruct
%' _a^
1\ L=/l, Amen.
Amen.
to
||
B.D. 125,
grain.
amam
|\
T. 288,
Osiris.
Amam
N. 88 5
filth.
,
"
staff.
B.D. 17,43,
I,
nament.
^>
ama-t
'
U
^\
a garment, or-
X
n
(?)
L-fl
amam
-=B=~.
-fx
loom
ama
Am
shuttle of a
amam-t
r,
an
= _'
to
of a fiend.
pillars.
amam (amm)
Hi
3,
= rn
t'
PI.
of a fiend.
i
Am-baiu
{V
Jr
10,
i,
122
amth.
to eat. to devour, to
"I-
ram, storm.
seize.
Amam
SV,
\\
amt
Nesi-Amsu32,
be
to
_,!
languid,- to collapse.
1^1
\\
Rec. 14,
1 2,
name of Aapep.
AVAAA
'
Amam- ar-t
,
c,
^ ^"
(?)
to repeat
an
D Q
<=>
'
a hCrb
again
aman
I,
^,
Q x
AAAAAA
2> A
amar
ama, ama
aO
j^_
ama
A.
to seek again
* x
ann z*^
A.
AAAAAA
(?)
tl e
r ?
th
V
f
hour of the day.
travellers (?)
|jn,^=
\>,
annu
R.E.
n,
t:\~~
man
J.A
vfo
(In
^P\
those
T. 17, a plant
who
return.
fl
WW\
AAAAA'V
&
to turn
D3.CK.
'
anan
-,
I,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
_fl
!\
AAAA^
ffl t0
plur.
of
title
Horus.
(?)
_,^^,.
;
returns
'
suffering
who
A., one
anan
ai^ani
I,
^wvw\
A.
A.
II
Copt. Olt.
fern.
ann t^,
Amen.
ama_
ama-t
to
,.the
>
an
Id
is
amati-t
^3
amu
\\
Tuat V, a
a letter
invitation from a
^f
woman.
Rec.
an mess
i, 48, a kind
of painted cloth.
'
|U
c^
=>
(o
^\,
R ec
4 s, a
wine).
fire-god.
tin.-
a kind of land.
(of
to paint,
painted, coloured.
var.
gazelle-headed.
an rut
^,
^N,
7)
AA/WNA
amaa-t
he
of the
ftp]
I
mn
",
make
artist
.
509
an
ama_
a herb ;
P.
a liquid.
=.
"
behind.
Peasant
W,
his face
_2T
A.
an
the sexual organs
i.e.,
ani
A.
to
^x^
J %X
to repeat;
return an answer
C\
ama, amam
a
d of
the
to be seen
AAAAAA
A.
OJUL6, OJULI.
garden
111
Amu
Amanh ~^>
it),
'\
Rhind Pap.
<==
I,
an Asiatic
people.
'
Amamu
ama
again
tract,
amam
AAAAAA
O A.
A-
an nesu
,
artist directly
fft,
B.M.
145,
an
Rec.
123
Ore} (0
an
127,
6,
o o o
SQ.
<,
"
w\
tablets.
an
wooden
mud(Lacau).
ape; Copt,
An
e It.
AAAAAA
,
ram
mrm
MI
Denderah
Anit
anu.
anti
AA/VWA
artist's palette.
plaques,
aniu(?)
fine
ail,
C^^E)
an en an
anU
Heb. p7.
plaque ; plur.
i
flat
88,^
w
49, 5,
3,
4,
an
a writing tablet, a
<i
Treaty
f^5-^>
Rec.
mmi
Peasant
17,
an-t
~ww\
a sharp-edged
a HMD
an
blocks of limestone.
Thes.
A^/*AA
an-t
\\
a knife.
towards something.
*WWV\
an-t
AAAAAA
AAA^AA
,
an
(I
$, Thes.
Thes. 1482, a
man
(I
A/WW\
"^ ^
//t>N.
/WXAAA
.
'
_Q
plur.
-3-,
flfv
<2
M3
v\
P. 6 I 2, /WWNA
K.CC. ^
W_
9, 10,
what
an-t
is
"VVA
>
O S
^AAAAA
I
1]
the nails
goddess, or
I,
<^r> ~wv'
6,
g&=
ju
a beautiful
NN
',
Anastasi
I,
23,
"
"
'
~~^^
An
^n>I_^_,
=5^
Berg.
1,
3,
An-em-her
down
^^
I.=D"
tO CUt
the
nails.
B.D.
j,
S3 B,
a part of
the magical net.
153.^, 19,
'
a kind of cattle
anan
the nape of the neck.
anan, anan-th
wigs, headdresses.
^wd
an-t
An-t-mer-mut-s
T.S.B.A.
An-t-tep-t-ant-Het-Heru
an antelope-
16,
.fc
warrior.
g\
_/|
AAAAAA
to rub
anu nekhti
B.D.
rwww
XJ\
An-t-ent-Ptah
"
pleasing.
:
"'
woman.
an-ha-t
8,
Mar. Aby.
AAAAAA
i'o elii
'>/wv
plur.
A*/WV\
171,
~~
AAAAAA
I
[1
anu-na
(?
',
737> N- I2 33 I2I 3
1481,
R fV \\
\3
U Jr
D S
/WWV\
*~
P' ur
It
splendid.
" AAAAAA
c
C ~2 7
\J f 00
to
J\
AAA^AA
c,
424, a goddess.
an-t
'
T.S.B.A. 3,
424, a god.
annu
D ^5
^
Q O
rin
&
seal -
signet.
a vase, vessel.
.^
A
an www
ww
1,
M,
I
^,
{|Q
an www x*,
/VWW\
138, to cry
8,
N. 603,
'
see ant.
anut
ray of
Q o,
WAAAA
in'
beam
light,
Copt.
cnrem.
fjTh
life, all
$5
N. 119,
(?)
anart
prosperity
III ^^7
<^37 U
^1
health,
all life
and content
ankh
ft
T. 338, N. 626,
ankh
a kind of worm.
^1
^z?
P. 652, life
life,
P.
for ever
-,
c-n
-?-
20,
v^ P
M.
18,
strength, health
I^TD
and con-
...
workmen
upon some-
life, stability,
1
n
L.D.
Rec. 14, 42
e=> Jl
"
prosperity,
ankh
ariutiu (?)
ples.
a class of foreign
"
,
<
life;; Copt.
thing, life
S),
(2111
content)
V7
"
anu-t
"
'='
w_*
.0
fl
-,
M. 225,
71,
to live, to live
*T*
U
(-)
ankh
(or,
Rec.
191, T.
IIIIIIMI
U.
f/WWV\
Q
Q
w -f,
/WWW
cry, appeal.
a mythological fish
annu
anu,
Rec.
anani "~
ani
n,
124]
beseech as a captive.
out, to entreat, to
^-n,
the
name
Jffln.
of a college of priests.
Anutat
ankh
anb
used sometimes
anb
in the place
ankh -
tie, to grip, to
clutch, to seize prey.
to surround, to bind, to
ankh -^
AA/
living," a title of
anbthema-t
life,"
a formula
of maa-kheru.
" to
'
^,and-^
gods
1124,
ankhll
Rec<
/^
a bundle.
"repeating
-,
life is
given."
^,
"ever-
kings.
"irgpi
ankhu nu nut
'
anb
|?
^11
grape,
X-l
vine
Heb. 32y.
T "
anberu
anep
PeasantII S.
"
:j-
Mar. Aby.
I, 6,
"X
one
of
U.IQZ, T.
the
"
stars
of
Orion
ankhi,
|\
'
stone.
"
falsehood,
no,
lies,
not so
,
a kind of bird.
(?)
or thing;
ankhu ?
1
w
f*=
\\
a kind of P recious
(fern.)
71,
AAyww
'
Oi
/v
^A^
p,
fl
)
living fire."
seven
'
'
'
a living person
anheb-t
f^
anem-t
TTQ,
the festival of
(Thes. 112).
anem
^r\
~j
anep
^rNT
plur.
47 ....
j|,
'
71
basket, crate.
ankh-t
*
,~
moon
Rechnungen
fern.
AA
*
nf UUi
ii
I
"
00. ""^
1 1
\\
125
I,-T
^/ww\
'
f:
ankh-t
I,
l-f
II
i-f
name
"living one," a
of Tefnut.
=^
ankhu
men
and
women.
beings,
living
,M.
723,
f ^>,N.
of
Horus
or Ra,
P. 94,
>
nnV ^
name
I4Sl
Ankh
Uas-t
name
ankh neter
-',
ankh merr
Rameses
headed-serpent.
uat V a guardian of
O T
the river of fire of Seker.
-
'
Afu-Asar.
T
ii
an amulet.
Rec. 34,
190,
one of the 12
v?
^>
AAAAAA
Ankh-f-em-fentu
Rec.
1 2,
79, a
mm
,
name
of
star;
Ankh
f - em - khaibitu
-21
P lur.
*,
-^
Thes.
^,
III
Ankh - em - fenth
^ - Q
c=. "f
*,
Arit.
a god.
ill'
in
'
'
I
"1
Ankh
Ankhit-unem-unt
popotamus-goddess.
II.
<^> ^^^
*]
Jl
["2L
Ij^J
of a serpent amulet.
ankh neter
d'
i'
of the
tomb.
of Thebes," a palace of
Ankhiu
of a goddess.
Ankh-aru-tchefa
of a beetle.
the
^*,
c,
'
$/]/]
Ankh-ab
u--xi'
Ankh
ankh
-V-
Berl. 2312, a
name
^7
an amulet.
f,r^\
W' T
$-
fiery,
^^
j),
o 21
sons.
(~)
? %>*,
"
,
Ankhit
Ankh
Tuat IX, a
Ankhit
living per<$.
name
-^
00^, ?
111
life,"
'
Ui
"T
"
? Dn o, Rec " J 7 8 a
(u\
uraeus-goddess.
^ '"
Ombos
I, i, 46, a hipAnkhit ?
military folk.
ankh.
f a
the name
'
monstrous scorpion
T uat IV
blood-drinking serpent-god.
"IT,
ankhu nu menfit
ankh
of Ra.
life
&^
Ankhit
,
i
Ankhit (?)
i.e.,
M. 118,
*$$<,*<*.
'3*7,
ankh
-^s>-
|| (j
26
f
236, "the living,"
Horus and
of
Eye
i.e.,
Ankhi
-fv
\\
<s^,
-<^c>-
57,
Ankhit
AAAAAA
of the
P.
174,
Berg.
/"J
w**
I,
5,
a form of Bes.
Be g
Ankh-em-maat 3-^
AAAA/VV
-^
-$$$$
133,
,
1
r\
Ankh-em-neser-t
t\
'
Berg. II,
night.
9,
ra
I2 a
-. r
V
god of Iruth.
.'
'i
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^
<
-^^ j^y
-M*-H_\ Q d
fl
^'
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126
AAAAAA
G\
yv,S3*,
.71
ill
B.D. 125,
name
of
Ankh-neteru $ 1
AAAAAA
'
Tuat
AAAAAA
v^-7^
y
flower, flo wers:
Ml,
o^
O V
plant or
O "*"
*^r-r~
TPW,
AWAA-V-
wood
of
i.e., corn,
grain, food.
life,
xn,
i
-*f!i'firi'S^i'
M.
P. 93,
161,
stick,
staff,
stalk.
spirits.
Ankh-hetch ?
touches her
goose-food.
ankh
<>
who
ankh
a wind-goddess of dawn.
llflflftj!
.
Ankh-her
y
Q
\I,
Ankhit-ermen (?)
ankh $ ^,
ankhit
ankh
-?
Tuat X, a goddess
ear; dual
e
\\^'
^ *
TT*
lips
finger.
Ankh-Septit
a serpent-god
o
'
Ankh-s-meri
[1
I
derah
u, one
II,
Tuat VIII,
ff:$-'
cz=
'
c,
\\
L1
ankh %"***&,
-TT
.^CT^>,
oath
ankh-ti
living one," a
title of Osiris.
-9-SzS, Rec. n,
-?
"
ankh
^^^>,
-?
an oath
ankhf
ft
a mirror
Qfi
of the god;
of Pharaoh
a kind of metal.
(1(1
|,
*^
jj,
mirror in
f -WWW -f3>-
P, he swore by the
life
AAA/VAA
-V-
mirror amulet;
AAW
-t-
<;;=>
'SN
_Bf^.
p\
AAAAAA
tra
p,
'
>
~~^
'
4^
)y)5
goat,
plur.
(2
'
D
,
Ankh-taui
Lands," or
'
TT*^
I
I,
nr 1\
II
O,
\^,
Ja**
A
.
!'
life
of the
Two
plant."
-|)-^[,
VJiT
unguent.
"
-?-
"Memphis
ankham
AAAAAA
ailkh-t
Q(l.acau).
a vase, \vsscl
',
ankh
^^Q
fM%^WV
Dm
AAAA
ft
fsss^.
ankhshau -?-l^K,aseal
ankhu
mirror for
/->
AAAAAA
case;
af>
its
Copt.
f\
ankh
? &i
y_l
?$
'
^1?
178,
g?*twearan
to take
Q^,
jQ
n*
to swear by the
&, Q,
T"*
AAAAAA
(")
AAAAAA
8r>
title.
Y7
'
of the dawn.
^ITJ," ^e
1
ankh-ti
Tuat X, a serpent-god
a god's
ft
11
of the 36 Dekans.
Ankh-ta
Ankhti
00 *,
<cz>
-J-
127
antiu - perit-en-antiu
YTr
(1
/wv
4T.TVT
Q T
a
J^.
\\
^
n
o.
'
mm
"^
~^~
khet - en - antiu
AAA "Vs.
ankhus
Anti
wood
AAAAAA
\\
Rec.3, 152, to
used
Ansh-senetchemnetchem
the Myrrh-god.
fl
fll
antiu
the seed of
the same.
fifc
o
!\
(j,
\\
funerary ceremonies.
in
Antat
"
11
(1
Denderah IV,
59, a bull-god,
guardian of a coffer.
D
,
Rec.
beam of a plough.
12, 30,
or
^A
|f,
AAAAAA
"
Anq
VJ
Jj
a war-goddess
origin,
them
to be the
the
daugh-
see
Anqit
a Nubian water-goddess,
who
of Sudani origin,
with
Antu, Anth
Sati
triad of
Champollion (Pantheon,
with
Khnemu and
p.
Anthet
'Err-in.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Anqnaamu
Uiim. H.I.
~n ^
p^
K. 273
Alt.
AAAAA/
<
Anthrta
I,
19; see
>
"^
j^,
(j
Treaty, 28, a
Hittite goddess.
ant, antiu
ant A^A^
*y y
6
AAAAA^' ^r
to have or possess nothing,
i'
cii?-=/]'ca
I
'.
'
AAAAAA /ft O.
\\l
to lack, to want, to
be destitute, destitution, to
diminish.
o'
ant
-~J
3>-N /
AAAAAA O
'C/OQ
W
Sa
!=fn
n *j\
CD
"^\
AAAAAA
ffiS.
"
m.
o|l\
'f^
n
U
\^>
_ZI
ant
antiu en hemutA^cd
antiu
>'
J4
I
women
^, AgV
Jg^
ant-t
fresh myrrh.
to
=5^
"^fe^.'
ant
,
i
-w^
per antiu
i
myrrh
store.
''ie
plur.
deeds of violence.
icx
sex:
tocut, toslay
I,
ant
calamity, trouble.
ant
c
XIX
antiu
the majority.
L-fl,
^V
man
"
myrrh.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA AAAAAA
\\ AAAAAA
destitute
antiu uatchiu
antiu
nK
U V
fl
'='
t 'ie
'
A
ant
antch
,
XA
to be
N. 1143, the
better;
783,
f^
nail.
t-a-^
antcn-t
(I,
aK
/WWIA
M.
615,
tip of a wing.
antch
P.
-)\
/wwv\
ant
know, to perceive.
to
128
/VWAA
*~w
VJVAA
Rec.
5, 90,
a drug
antch
,.
he who
,
antl
'"I
is
AWVW*
well,
m,
~">
/WWV\
\lll
\\
*^\
ant-t
/i\
16,
name
of an
amulet.
'
~i
light, radiance,
Antch
when
name
253, a
of
in the sky.
antch
\>
ant
ground,
cultivated lands
VN
plur.
soil,
antch
"^I?
>
^AWA
/{V
t^a
ll\
^AA^A^
>S\
ca
Jr
\\
in'
manure
grease,
B.D. 41,
o o o
fresh grease
r.
III
anta
ant
a kind of
Anti
^A
(](j
^,
;
antu t^?%\^
Ca
Jl
B.D. 125,
'
fl
one of the
1
antu
v\ i^y=3
noon
see
S~V
U.
298,
antch
from
M. 580, N.
P. 406,
=Z:
',
etc.
185,
M. 709,
Antch-mer
~~~
""V
/WVNAA
antch-mer
,
B. D.
B.D.(;.
130,
Hebit.
at
"_
^:,
80,
M. no,
I,
Royal Tombs,
I,
43,
destitute
j,
see
ant^-
\r
,.
MI'
destitute.
a very ancient
title
meaning
s nmniT
3'
8si>
"^)\ ^
P.
~"~"
sailed
antchut
antch
Ra
Mantchet, Matet,
^^'
N. 23,
Antu ^S> ^K
grease.
fat,
a kind of
cloth (?)
'
flfl
c^s
'
'
antch-t
of the
Nile-god.
see Aati.
antit *""w
'*~vw>
II,
title
M. 696,
sunrise until
^'
42 assessors of Osiris
'
antch
fish.
Ant-mer pet
COX.
^5
myrrh.
unguent ;
'
Copt.
5,
fk
antch
c^s jh
stron S
'
antch-ur
in
<e
III'
XIX
see ant.
'
\\
:x=x
fat,
86, N. 900,
light.
antch
men
P.
ant
know.
to
i-1
Ra
which
antch
in
field,
XIX
Antit
Boat
^0^, M.
side.
bank,
''"^b
/VAA^A
the sun
ant
splendour.
'
i
[129
,
ar
B. D. 17 (Nebseni),
'
-mnmr
Rec.
-,
M, 300, 899, a
P. 1 86,
5,
tnrm
no, a
(Sai'te),
ar
'^<
Antch-mer-uatch-ur
door;
-mssr
B.D.
-i
^^
**
Antch-mer
ar
J\
\\
669,
'
to
come
or go up to
some one
wooden
objects, poles
of palm
'
(?).
->,
mim
or some-
>
m
pebble
U)X, Heb.
M. 207,
10,
ar
,
made
wood.
ar
^^
writing tablet
>,
plur.
i~l7jf.
*
var.
<^
^> O O O
stone of the
who
he
ar
"
arar
to
go up, to
M7
\J
rise up, to ascend.
Henu
steps,
,
i
a r
5. i
QJ.
<r_z^ ^
Ar-neb-S
Peasant
\77,
^*
<S>^, ^i._^^
rush,
L_i
<^__
of a
sialk
reed,
writing; plur.
complete, to
\\
>
305, Rec.
capable.
"
,
^J, Thes.
to bring to
good, to
plant,
reed
for
an end,
complete
arar
Thes.
Copt.
XooXe,
\>
gc,
20,
15,
19,
document, a writing, a
parchment, deed ; plur.
roll,
ffl,
tree,
terebinth
plur.
' >
Heb.
T "
ar
""
arar
ssA=*
a kind of shrub.
O,
..
aru hau
85,
<=
,
in with.
register,
leather scroll or
fall
5,
kind of
make
XLX(X3.
21, 13,
!'
-/I,
to finish, to repair, to
"
ar
Amen.
roll,
1319,
267,
I,
to agree to a proposition, to
fulfil,
efficient,
. *
ar-t
a book, a
finish.
Thes. 1205, to be
X"Yi, Anastasi
I,
<^=> vl.
arar
name
yjL.'^
1296,
Denderah
ar-t
26, 225,
/i
jjj
4, to
<^3>
stairs, staircase.
grain, pellet.
pill,
A A
<=>
moun-
tain, rock.
o o
^p
dual.
ar-t
<
skin,
skin-roll
compare
Heb. -liiT.
plur.
The
early Egyptians
ar-t
parts.
gazelle,
goat,
ibex,
ram, any
\\
horned animal
eoifXi
Copt.
^
Eth.
UPA;> Arab
ar
J^
"*
>
s yr
^N.
Heb.
7*N,
I5 6
3.
arar
ar-t
6 7> 3 1
?
l8 haunch,
,
P-
604: Rec.
tail.
"
^,
rump (?)
tail (?).
a kind of bird.
29,
ar-t <z=>
Q X
fl
,
arit, arrit
flame.
fire,
ar-t
Thes.
1480;
T)
uraeus.
(uV
arti
[130]
\\
\\
,
Isis
Rec.
B.D. 125,
plur.
n,
d^>
The
(M
i
^7
I,
i_
_i
cabin of a
fifl rr-3
hall,
<^>
HH
i
173.
Arit <E=>
^^
arar-t
judgment
a fin
door,
l\
(]
QC=D
number
Art <E> ^ *
o
Tomb
Tomb
'
^..
^^ (|(]
1
I
the
Dekans
36
<^> *
one
10,
Gr. A/iov
<d^>
Gr.
Ari
"
\^j
Dekan
'
"
ari (arri)
^o
shrine,
Aratsia
185 = Gr. 'AX/<9c(.
Rev.
,,
or s a n
of the body (?)
internal
of
fish.
5' seeAati.
^^|
y3
IjO
breeze, wind.
\\
^ T=T
"
<=
o^j>
Ariti
chamber.
Rev., outcries of pleasure or pain.
an
^S.
OO^t, a kind
J
B D I2
fll|
arau
name of
M^
arit
Aoy.
ari
ar-t
the
[1 (1
varr.
D
;
"^C
-ww
(1
J*C
'
of
in
II,
one.
Ari,1tit^f)(|,^(j|)J,^(|()o
^\s
Gr. 'E/nc.
Denderah
light, fiery
87,
I,
fi
!j(](l>
I,
Arit
ari
of Seti
of
charge of a doorkeeper,
in
r^^i III
a watcher, and a herald
\\
of the Nile-god
and of
arut, arrut
Edffl
I,
79, a
name
M.
743,
his Flood.
~~
,
arat j
steps, stairs, staircase.
Rec.
24,
13,
uraeus;
]\\
i
two uraei
IK'
aru
arra-t
arait
&
5,
uraeus-goddess.
Copt.
hall,
I,
i
chamber;
plur.
aru
Qfl,
Rev. 13,
15,
perhaps; Copt.
[131]
'
arb
Copt.
arq
eXg,<ju&.
=>
arqta
end of the
earth.
arp-t
arqit <EE>
arp-t
conclusion of a matter.
tollto
to enclose, to collect, to twine, to
COpq
<E
dignities
B'
weave
A
Copt.
purse,
<=..-
tW
packets
^min,
^=^
arn-t(?)
'
DG
-
6 S3.
^*
serpent
water-god.
Copt,
arsh
86
12,
poofcy.
amazed or stupefied
1208,
arq
'
<
to tie up, to
on a garment,
cz^
=>
i,
clude, to finish, to
(2) to swear
to
*2
5
zi
of, to
affidavit
to con-
abstain
;
bandlet.
Thes.
1253,
Q
,
1
the Other
A.Z.
1874,
vase(?) a
64,
part of a chariot.
arq ur
<$.
=> \\lll
Copt.
Sphinx,
2,
|,
silver;
Gr.
u/><^vpoi.
to
<S
swear by God.
arqu
an educated man, a wise man, coun-
an expert, an adept.
girdle, tie,
,ti|g
X>
sellor,
fj-,
ooo
t>
Rec.
arq
arq
make an end
arq en neter
C=>
^.
A^^
<
>,
measure.
complete,
an oath, to take an
wrap up,
Arq-hehtt
<r>
(i)
49,
3,
<S
A^^
"ir
12,
World.
L.D.III,i 94>
IV,
the festival
'
mn
A
a
Thes. 1481,
Rec.
arq heh
Copt.
_j
2"
var.
Anastasi
v
,
arq ^=
f^ $&.,
Tyfrt
603, N. 813,
serpent).
;
M.
Rev.
L-J,
305, to be
<EE> =>^
arq
ji
TtTtT
artch
ga,
ah
s*=^
jour.
money
As.
deposit,
1908,
money.
U. 162, T. 133,
'
fl
'
end of a
finished in heart.
straint.
"**=
month
the
a beer-pot.
Y7
w
arsh
in,
2,
'
Copt.
"
arqab
arsh <E>
(Nastasen Stele)
ne of
'
Arf
Rec.
||,
'
1 j^> <=|||'
[ft
<cz=>il(|
a<=^
ReC
O
AflfT*il
arq renpet
j^'^^Ill' ^
50,
-^(jo,
<-,()(),
1)1)0,
fl
a pluralist.
U|
c^^^fifi
holder of [many]
carobs.
o o o
I
276,
[132
ah-fj
A
ahati Q/^
see (L
moon;
-,
of a priest of
title
ah
to
till
QV^
Anher
'T\
in
"slayer," the
Sebennytus
var.
ah-t __ujj
A
!=d&
aha
a,N.
au_,, _
M.
615,
782,
ropework.
ah-t
of the
aha-t, Q^2i
war ;
chapel.
a M
u\
>
B9BS9
**-=A
name
aha
Q^
Koller Pap.
Rev.,
oxen
^J
>
Rev>
war; plur.
73. sacred
3>
vS
'
P.
"9,
CK\(j.
do
???= IS
day of
to fight, to
weapons of bronze.
aha-t taui
>
53, 36,
of arrows
'
Kara
Mar.
I,
4,
I,
weapon of
arrow, spear,
Vv M.
A JaSs
V.
stele
the "fighting"
Sebennytus.
title
fish,
H,
(?)
Prosopites.
\J
H,
Nome
aha
aha Q^,
P.
ah-a
Set animal
oft
Q^
K% jl^L Amherst
wage war
to
battle,
North.
;
\\
Ahaui
Pap. 26.
" ~n
aha-a rvs
U. 560,
T. 170,
jj
I79
'
>
B.D.
AT
cfe^x
A "|\
-CENS
cy*}
>
i
75, 5, the
two Warriors,
Pellegrini II,
Horus and
i.e.,
i
B.D.
31,
Set.
group of gods
in
animal form.
,
battle, to
to fight, to
do
wage war.
ahati, ahauti,
Rouge
J
|
I.H. II,
Q^"^ mS Jj
Aha-aui
a warrior-god.
Aha-nebt-bemi Q^i^ M]
Denderah IV,
4,
Ahau heru
-
TD
rior,
e
,
soldier,
Q./^ *^"
fighter,
<
,/)
fighting
bull
f'
)
B.D.
u.
in the Tuat.
;
Copt.
'
Denderah
piur.
36, a
god of Denderah.
Aha-sati-neterui
Denderah
III, 36, a
400,
Aha-Heru
;
"^^,
god of Denderah.
A
aha
[133]
-,
to
opposed
Used
good.
aha fV>\^,
in calendars.
a,
-|j
I'uatX,
Rec.
6, 116,
Rec.
|~,
(jlj
Peasant 278,
Ahau
I %>, Tuat
III, a goddess.
-O^S- AA$/V\
water, to
aha
M
D?
M
52,
u.
a,
'I
J\
Kara
Aha-ab | O,
oneself.
empty
J\
'
Aha-nurt-nef.
JfA
719,
I QJ\
N.
277,
the disk.
| _^i,
Rec.
in the Tuat.
Aha-neteru
6, 8,
to stand, to stand
aha
with
to halt
still,
Copt.
=>
gods who towed the boat of Af through Ankhneteru ; as a dawn-god who was reborn daily.
e.g.,
a god
M. 584, N. 1189,
|
^A
i,
who
stand in their
mi
appointed places.
ahau neb i
T
Thes. 1282,
in
(I
lj
2
,
Rec.
48,
wooden
M.
728,
H
V
n
^\
**
o Vi
U H
TV
VK
aha
ari I
Wf
make
'fmM'
Rec.
20,
4 o,
65I>
'
fv
752>
"
boun "
f %>
'
'
P^ ace >
P ost
>
station,
position,
of the
T. 329,
festi-
^=] *
D,
B.D. 168,
I4
f]
f 7j 7j LJ .^'
ahau
name
nnn
condition, state.
Aha
1
^^
stable.
the
'^5?,
H
Y
I2 7'
staff,
prop, stick.
Q 11
Ctlici
^b
243,
I,
x 3>
a|_
pillar.
i,
daries,
aha i
L< Rec
Q Q
nnm
ahau
V'
,
Tuat IX,
Anastasi
it
*"*
0^0
ahait
<l
ahau I
TV
-A
'
unknown.
functions
1189,
48,
P.
N.
one of 12
xn,
Tuat
Aha-sekhet
ahaiu
II
51)1
Aha-rer
of the
the door
J\
i
i
Berg
'
Ij
6>
fid*
12, 118, time,
fl
,
Denderah
TflOffl
age;
a ser P ent -g d
an
all y
of Set.
III,
time
|
;
^ ?Tf^''
lifetime
6,
116, a god.
life "
Copt.
ahau Rev.
upon
who measure
the
the lives of
men
in
Ament.
i
gods
[134]
aha
,
advanced
in
life,
aha-t
<f
O
fI o MIJ,
plur.
lifetime,
of
period
time
ages;
I
I
food,
abundance;
aha en heh
<
of
heaps
stores,
provisions,
<w*
f>
life
"' Annales
no,
III,
of millions of years.
ahai
0,
Qfl
standing
kinds.
all
pause,
still,
interval.
men
aha t 3
noon, a name of the goddess of the 5th hour
of the day.
Ahait
^7
'
O, f ^p
hard
stiff>
'
the
>
of the neck.
aha 9
jar, vase.
IV, 755,
aha-t
nape
(]!)"*,
provided with
members
limbs,
see
ha
R
A ppp\ \ \
?.
day.
l
aha I
Ahait.
derah
24, a disk
Den-
the sky.
7^, Rec.
colonnade (?)
ahait
cnm
& nnm
tomb, grave:
see
boat
plur-
maha-t
plur.
i
ahau
f^^g^
grave, tomb.
ahau
P.
tV
tomb, sepulchral
stele,
slab.
aha ?
N.
859,
328,
crane.
Rechnungen
48, 58,
amount,
ahb-t
aha
,
i
method of reckoning.
compass.
cfi
'
"
fl
\j
a, M. 637; see
'
^
,
in
akh
? 334
f^'
Ahe til
total.
M.
164,
M. 545,
JJ.
(?)
aha
441,
v,_j
aha J \^
tent, range,
>
-LL
memorial
35,
ahait
sum
ships.
value
ship; plur.
C
I
|~I^,
who supported
a high building.
f~^,
aha
aha
^ ^^5,
^L-/),
T^-
a number, a quantity,
V
-/I
to boil, to cook.
akh
akhi
T. 8 S N. 616,
135
a kind of bird
""
239,
fl
N. 254,
T7
-m*!'
mrm
brazier,
fire-altar,
offering
by fire;
V j"
flfy
^*l>
/J
plur.
71
77
/ V
I
i
'>
2, 3,
2, 5-
akh-t
akhkh
^^,
_/J
to advance, to attack.
~5
plur.
"
cz
a/7>
Anastasi IV,
akh
IV
41,
\[Y,
>!*
1
reeds,
grass, sedge.
i
akha
fireplace
Copt.
furnace
akhabtat(P)
T^^fl f| f|>
akh
to raise
*-*'
up on
Tilt*
high, to
hang
~"
hang a man;
"
(j(j
I,D.
6 5 A,
Ill,
9,
akhami
akhamit
Rev. 14,
^^~
VJ
to
destroy,
to beat to death.
'
akhan
akhekh
Q
1
'
-=,
^S
night,
darkness,
Akhan-ari-t '&^
Akhekhtiu
of
doorkeeper
serpent
Tuat VII, a
",
rsssssi
night personified.
Gate
6th
the
var.
B.D. 145 v
a group of serpent-fiends.
Akha-her
a serpent-god.
T^
an end
to, to
destroy
\N
var.
\\
toput
O ^V
Rec. 27,86,
to soar in the
Rec.
to
7,
/^^/VVA
Denderah
air,
of a
figure
sacred animal.
akham
13 = Copt.
Akhi-a-n-Behut
plur.
eagle; Copt.
OO^P)
suspended;
18,
(Sai'te),
^,DeHymnis, 47 ,-
(?)
"
to
akham
754-
air,
ornamental
models
akhamu
<i-Cy.
fll
T. 309,
akh-t
P lur
fl
mount
up, to
31,
31,
fly.
"^C,
I
R.E.
Thes.
6,
41,
n 99
/WWW
,
^^(j(j
a kind of bird
(?)
A!
VI!'
A,
WWW
AAA/VW
sAAAAAA
fx
akhai
(WWV\
1203,
gryphon, the
"flying" animal.
Hh. 54 o,
168,
31,
/I
Akhekh
Rec.
_gf^.AAW'^'
JS^I^ET
quench
to fly (?)
I
t?
thirst
[136
akhmiu
who
extinguish.
akhmut
who wash
asa
those
I,
A.Z.
84,
those
88,
Astirtat
laundrymen;
clothes,
~~
akhm "~~, ~
to
fly (?)
t^"^*,
about
to glide
akhm
(?)
^\^, Hymn
of
Darius,
31,
toreth, Ashtoroth
Assyr.
>-Jf- '-'yf
=^l\
'
Asthareth
I,
plur.
(j
"
v\
Jl
Heb.
l\
&
",
p.
Akhmu
see
C3O
Ishtar, Astarte,
4,
pi.
Mythe,
Naville,
and Hathor
"^3^
i
p^ <^=g ^
xlii;
Asthert
Rev. 12,
i,
Rev.
136,
Ishtar;
akhm
TS-
T<&'
3, 53,
MI
*-=> _B*&. _a
nn A,
plur.
Rec.
2,
129,
Rec.
i,
a parcel of
bank
\\
1
akhm
land, river
ash
^j K gi,
3,
to cry out,
152,
3^1
N. 842,
to call,
to
out,
to invoke, a call,
summon,
n,
call
to
'
akhn
lament, to groan
"fc^ni'
B.D. 99.
Copt. UXIJ.
ash en-utchu-t
Rev. 13, 75,
36, order,
Akhn-arti-f
B.D.
Ci
ash-sehni
VV
,*
akhn
of furniture.
akhnuti
12, 42, to
command;
Amen.
n,
'
I4)
invocation.
command,
1
"^' Rev
I^glf
/|
'
/vwwv
'
(1
I
^^
(](]Pn , Rev.
1
UJ
Copt.
_ao
~
27,
;
i
\s
house
of appeal.
i
ashaut
_,
screams,
cries
of pain, those
who
ash
cry or lament.
,
\\
[137]
Ash-kheru
a
51
P. 167,
M..
322,
^^
'
rm
kj
<>n*
asha-t
I,
ash
I
1 8, a ramheaded god.
Berg.
!'
I
\\
ODO M)
cedar
ODD
-,
DOO
cedar wood,
large
mob, any
tree
5p^,
plur.
"-
'
V_>
^\, llg^t'C
Till
\^
large
asht-urt
^^ <ci>,
a vast
.,
asht-nepit
multitude;
III
'
new cedar
^~
Thes.
1
S\
on$,
DDO U
ash
'
5n ( ^,
made from
or ointment
ash
ash
cedar
oil.
-V
i"
9, 2,
a kind
asht-renu
MI
asht-hebll
multitudinous
>x -www
-
nn
,
1
,
i
^^ \
II
^,
A ^3\
many-
"'
[god of]
^v
<
asht-hefnu
festivals;
asht-heru
*
l
asht-
many-faced ;
ash
r-vr-i
CD
I
I
ash
'
ash
r-K-i
"
cauldr0n
<A
on
come =
'O'
17, 2, meals,
I,
food.
Amen.
III
Ash-heru *^
-^
O mbos
?)
O 511'
!
\\\
2.
"32,
a goddess.
Tuat VI, a
"*"
I
'
51T
*^ Q
Ashit-abu
(?)
Anastasi
d.
4)-
Jon
,
I
nous forms;
a bronze fire-stand.
i=0
MI'
ashash-t
V^
'
to
ash
i'
corruption.
i,
Jl
no viz
III
kheperu
<g
I,
of Sudani beer.
\v
named
Amen.
TT
to
asht-ra
grain;
"
T. 278, a salve
on
on%,
OOO Jl
N. 843, 993,
P. 526,
of
ties
Pil. III.
five-
Asha
P. 345,
yr
'
t ^ie
name
one
^e 4 2
much
Amen.
2,
to
be
or frequently
ash
Copt. ^cyLI.
"
*,
%,
33^,
numerous, overmuch
there
very many.
may be;
%>,
N.
Kb Jl
<
;
VI
~J
^^
asha-t
village,
many
19,
1.1
"^
much,
"""^
III
^
%
>
981,
many,
however
<
^v =c^i.O h v
or
town.
ashait
VN
11^1
qUay>
i'
ash at (?)
asha
a rich man,
(|
man
of easy circumstances.
SMP-
asha Prrn'^^,
>__^
~~~n
f\
sacred animal
u. 515,
go
J\
aq
to enter,
in,
"^^W, ^Y)j$i
invade a
a P riest
aq ab
^.
right-hearted
man.
aqm
J\
A
J\ 21
r-n-i
J\
a \\
plur.
symbol of a god or
figure or
f\A>
W\V -3
N^
<fe*
A 2A Q
^___ ^.
V\
weapon.
knife,
Den derah
101'
T. 327, M. 485,
k T)
v'v
ashem
aqaq
food.
Asheb"
i
138
(I
fl
asha-t
'
|-n~l.
(1(1
'
nx~l
who
people
who
those
enter,
,1,1
are in the
ingoers,
habit of frequenting a
place.
aqt
i
entrances.
aqu
U. 575-
',
-^
53. 58;
income, revenue.
ashem
plur.
\\
pn
\J
-^
ashem pfn^^.
~
?>-=/!
^^"
Aq
m
~""J
L_J],
T ^,
'
an end, to diminish
to bring to
aq-em-seh
a form
11
Rec.
var.
= \|\
>ws
4,
Ashemeth
\\
"^s
s==>
^" D *
AAAAAA
I7>
*&
4
'
^]-
_j|_
"j
Edfu
IOE,
I,
'
watchers of Osiris.
^P
.Zl
undiminished.
menses.
flux,
$' B D
'
*
^^-^
"^
^ ^ ^ V, ^ f
28,
* O
~"
to praise.
iiga,
K!
W\^>
to destroy,
""""
branches.
^d ^,
ashem
branch
shrub,
plant,
exit.
ashgaa j~^
s "^(j
aq
tg
JT~^,
Amen.
cake; plur.
X
4,
7,
17,
ashgaga
12, 39, to cry
OA
,S
|J
j\
ffi
^ 2^3,
Rev.
t?.
A
P
>
fire,
afatbird(P)
"?!kS Hi
Ics.
rt"S-
fl]
_^_
/wvw
nil
and bread.
A
Rechnungen
41,
'
"
sunrise or sunset
bread baked by
J\
to
J\
AAA
Q
,
to
^.J^' ^ ^^, go in, enter;
K those who go in A A. TO m
,
'UA
^,
II
I
A
the daily offering of cakes
/3,
Copt. OGIK.
a sign of addition.
Q.
toast (?)
'
^kt ^^"^-,
aq
Z5 \7
'
bread-
bread,
6,
with
some kind
aa sher
of sweet stuff in
fl
cake
it.
Rechnungen
41,
"little
bread," short-bread
(?)
[139]
aq
<a
fl
aq-ui (?)
^^-.
made
bread
^S=c
^-
AA/WW
of
Aqa-uben, etc."
fine flour.
jaw-bones or
cheek-bones.
(sic),
Rev.
aq
n,
a garment
(?)
170, to destroy,
be
destroyed; Copt.
mJIftJT;
magical boat.
P. 642, N. 1240,
aq
name
ie
aq
Rec
J^^.
48,
kind of wood.
<J,K(JO.
B.D. 99,
aqa
'
Aqa
aqai (?)
right,
behave
"U .&. Q.
to
right,
proper;
aq inaat
aq hati
\\\
15, upright, to
aq
come
em aq
aq
/WS~%A i_
in the
-=^
even-handed
justice.
Tuat
36, 215, a
varr.
'
A G
akk-t
~f\
-t
>*
/A
'
1 >\
Q<
an ait
dUcLlL
zl
^\
\so\
fl
-M^ii
^
C
Jl
Mil
AWW
^^
^-
akriu
i,
akr
^^ n
ag
TT
Rev-
/\,
I2>
whip,
-CD-
U. 639,
25>
13,
cascl ue
12
=--
Rec. 31,
^tffifi.
PPP^
flail.
U. 157,
TT'
to>
agut -Q
mint, peppermint
I.
Rec.
r
,
a drowning man.
equilibrium.
27,
a plant, shrub.
^J^,
Peasant 158,
....
guidance.
Ill
Pers.
AAA/AA
^1
akai
aqa
"5.
in
aka
19, 261,
Arab, (jjjti,
N3^3,
3.
7T
Copt. (f&.&.(fe
824), Chald.
mind.
y^c^^), P.S.B.
the ashes
41,
11
v.
aq ab
Rechnungen
Q,
personified.
a measure.
opposite,
Rec
Ma-**
xi
v.
exactly facing.
v&
,
i
'
group of gods.
aqr
^=
lUl
er aq <=>
aqa
Aqennu-heru
"^,
Israel Stele,
<?,
t\
t\
_a*^._'
to a right determination.
Ji^s,
Ul
"
,
I,
;,boat(?)
aqem A
exact, correct,
rightly,
strict justice.
(?)
a form of
Geb, god of food.
Sarc. Seti
to
'
be
3, to feed, to
give
aq
to
reed, a
\[,
a plant.
(?)
ffl^orTi'^^ u
bolts, nails,
metal pegs.
[140]
L
at-t
j[
A,
Rec.
142,
15,
claw,
nail,
Rec.
'
ati
70, confectioner,
6,
\\
hoof;
dual,
'
hoofs; plun
pastry-cook.
ateb
_SL) Rec.
no, tomb.
16,
f=^
t7
ateput
bolts,
pegs,
nails (?)
agau
v^
\\
_/!'
"
ateru
to be hot, to burn, to
be burned.
a kind of drink, a
j*"*"
aga
'
medicine.
a kind of unguent,
=0=
ox-fat (?)
'III'
agait
make up
food, to
Q
O'
'
same.
a substance used in
making a sacrifice.
cA
25, 15,
to drown.
againa ~j
a kind of
@-
capable
rod,
agana -^
Rec
agariu "^
staff.
4,
Copt. <i.TCy<i.'Tf
athen
V2 *
Rev., useless,
Rouge I.H.
Rec.
at
6, 7,
II,
114, to suppress,
to subdue.
pression.
29.
~
atat
fl
Rev.,
damage,
loss,
injury.
,
food(?)
at
5k,
MA
atu nub
v
ffl^Oi support of a
^ ^'
agSU ~j^\\
IV "20,
>
beaters.
=-3,
goat-hide.
I
staff, stick,
Nastasen
li,
Q -nt
"
_ji,
^V
JzA
cudgel,
Rec. 14,
12, 16,
at
jj
"^, Rev.
Stele, 17,
I)
O
, ,
fat, oil
to turn
Copt.
Nile.
U5X.
Atu
a mythological
fish
see ant.
Ci
fat
12, the
suffered, endured.
at ^1
at
,
atat
goid'
atu
slaughter.
*>
vessel, stand.
at
in-
agas
at
Y|, brewers.
WVW,
"Turf
O O
MlJ
to
34,
part
staff,
of a
cook
knead dough, to
rub down.
Amherst Pap.
1 ""~^
>'
plant or herb.
to
tJ[
e
D
'
Amen.
agai-g
rag, to boil, to
J}'
atshai
bruise, to
a prescription.
atekh
jj
to crush, to
atekh
-J2
a plant, a shrub ;
B.D. 169, 4
<
aga
atat
kind.
in
atekh s
ffi
at,
some
see d of
Jr
Rev., sin,
away from,
to hate.
folly.
at c=^3,
i_
_i
at heq-t
c^s |J1^>.
house, abode.
^
1
8
u
4 Q Amen
D
,
2 *>
"
beer house.
[141]
atcha
Amen.
.iil.lX4.ij
ata
clothing, cloaks.
B.I).
ati
(Saite),
^, Rec.
13, 27,
Y7
atchaa
member (?)
falsehood
atcha
^5
(1
Copt. O2CI.
__
o i
4"
_
_
atchaut
_
;
'
aten
125, 55, a
post (?)
tice,
atma
26, 2,
I,
Ml,
17, 6,
Anastasi
^J
Rey._
J)
69 a
I2)
lying spirit.
'
^f wron g>
ls\
atch
see
atchau
(?)
'
"^
S
errors,
mistakes.
atcha
atch
name
\j
wind, breeze.
of a staff or club.
497, a mythological
Atcha
city.
atch-t
Rec. 27,
8,
daggers
(?)
atchan
atchatch
B.D.G. 1063,
n_
defective, to
to cease
fail,
Rev. 14,
to
9,
be
Copt. U>2fl.
<
(we)
Tt
**"
>
atchar
^>
~^i
to
flr
yi
hail,
>
Hymn
to greet, to praise,
Arab.
Ateh-t ir-ti
J\M\
atcha
,
a |
name
^^
"v\
A M^ o
help, assistance
*^]jM.
atcharan
to
rr\^
K2
compare Heb.
<K
a I
Darius 16,
Ebers Pap.
III
medicine
in
compare
(?)
*W
of a god
},
to joke, to jest.
Atchen __
or goddess.
the
name
of a
demon.
Atchnit
e%
atchn-t
arm
orna-
ment (Lacau).
to
commit a crime,
to
do
Rec.
evil,
to oppress, to rob,
21,
81,
P.S.B.
31,
13,
atcha _
e
,
robber
L-fl
L=/l
man
of guilt ; plur.
e
young man, young woman
-
"1
g
plur.
[142
or
.
or
\\
N. 922,
P. 194,
(j(|,
P. 183,
^,
(j(|
N.
mm
Rev.
iar
00
-4S3-
N. 703
(j(j
woman who
(](]
la
22 9.
Sjft
Rev.
^,
n,
|j|j
I
88,
78,
iu, iu-t
particle of
exclamation.
a
ticl e of
Pf f
exclamation.
P.S.B.
iau
fl
-
LJ
*'
Gnostic IA.TU).
13,
425,
goats.
t\t\~-*
1
Verbum Vocab.
*Qjj -c^>
(?)
Heb. "IN
iati (?)
(1(1
I
r\
river,
stream,
being a verb.
iua (?)
'
man
*&i
iat-t
ci
lat-t
Iba
Rev.
14, 12,
dew;
Copt.
dew; see
A^A/\AA
,
Iban
^V,
\\
20, a title of
'
A^WV\
AAA/WA
wash;
Heb. D"
1
,
~^
M\>
^^
rrv^ VWVAA
II
it
AAAA^V /WVAAA
ji
32, 38, a
of Aapep.
Nesi-Amsu, 32,
sea, river;
-VSAA/Sft
' '
kind.
(1
AAAA/VV
/vw
fisher-
ium (aaum ?)
AAAA^VS
254,
some
Aapep.
*"\>,
to.
of
Nesi-Amsu
misfortune.
calamity,
r\^^ -^v.^,
^T
ia (aaa?)
Peasant 28, a
title
]
"
V\
"v
r\
K. 11,86,
Alt.
^AAAA^
iaur-t
21, 5, 79,
brilliance,
"
Iah-a
2 5>
J 3>
^^.
leXeX.
laqebher
21,
C?> R CC
yv<S
Rec.
ditch
Heb.
P. 824, a
(|l|
has conceived.
i-t
2 9S.
"
a\
N. 946
a,
i-t
494> 539)
'
sea;
662, an exclamation.
i
68,
Heb.
12,
(J(]t7^ J=L,
\\
unwashed, im-
^_y_.j
iba
~IV
<g=>; Heb.
Rev. 14,
i<^^ 3,
(1(1
2,
claw;
plur.
ia ha-t(?)
iba
fl
Rev.
184; Heb.
n^, Gnostic 103.
iaab
ii,
5V, weariness,
iab
vi
Rev.
12, 114, to
conquer.
Copt,
ei.fi..
_CEX^
iban
Heb.
(1(1
in plur.
1^,
lO
Rec.
13,
ebony;
41,
.T.-AA n.2^
fatigue; Copt.
M .^"^ ^21
^V,
11
Ij-rd'S
Rec. 14, to
'
wwvv., fiflr,-J
e(
*.ww\ 'tjlj
\\
XWM
^-s,
Heb. '^V
or
ibsba-t
OO'i^liti!'^
cake or bread
im
Also %
()[1
a kind of
or
[143]
\\
Irqai
a
name
ihi
-WWVA
AAAAAA
B.D. 165,
8,
Amen.
ra
Ihlt
of
VL
P- 4, T. 3,8,01
(|(|ra(|, (Itjfi^MA A 9
IV, 305, to toil at the oars.
(](] 8 -Ai
*V 11 A
=r.
Rev.
jwwS
13, 6 1
.A*
Heb. HP,
sea, river;
\\
ibi
plur.
iba
T. 304, alas
~\r
Im'rQQelk
11
_B^.=>
DX
Alt
|v(^
I
P*T
'
ikh
2I 7. a
proper name.
is
rV
inn
~"%
H(l'
water.
> ,
[1(1
to
'vftT'
Yl
out, to
hang
in
suspend
'
the
OOPxTT^, flflP"^!,
air.
tomb;
see
is
'
inbu
U^-sA-^,
^1 _ZT V
(1(1
11
III
"O
make
Rev., to
(Kl^^^^f
isatt
kind of wine; compare
15, 3, a
(j(j
Anastasi IV,
(1
Anastasi
!,
I,
and
isf-t
inm'
j^
\>
11
_B^I=E
t,
mra
ft
<c^
wine
O,
11
Heb. D^
A/VWV*
flflU
pot, vessel,
7,
isr
O,
I
Tell
stalks of papyrus,
jar.
Israar
.!'
|)|)
Paheri
Inbem
mu
Yankha-
official
it
\-l
el-Amarna
(JC.IJ,
37
father; pl
r,
Heb.
d
Rev.
Inherpes
(](]
F=^*
[1
a proper name.
AA/WW
t\f\
1
ir
y^y^
g,
P.
mirror;
243
(|1)<=>,
Copt,
eiurre.
grain.
ititi
to
>
Copt
sound a trumpet.
AA
(1(1
<^r>
tj.
bjf 1
-^
^--
rf*^*
'
-*
Rev., importu-
itbit-t
(JS^,
'
( ?)
M. 446,
nity.
,
dew; see
i
="
1 (%&
-^
^^M
^
ir
.m o
o \\ f
P. 815, to conceive.
/[,
A
'.
\\
13,
foul or unpleasant.
^Si, something
(1(1
ir
(JO1
\\
|)"*.
ir(il)
dew; see
iti
2; see
^WA/^/VA
q
(S
III
intch-her^"^!^^,
\\i=i' 11
163,
AAA/VAA
,~.
AA
(S
n,
\\\\
^_
i
see
WWW Ow
f,
(jfl
one w :o knows
'
Rev., river.
R^v.
irsb(?) 00_2aif] mm
12, 67, a
kind
of stone.
potter
itchar
(](]
(?)
Heb.
[144]
U
u
Heb.
u
ua
y
i
*|\
-L
uai-t
Rec.
icnnn,
3,
^
X
s
u(?), uu(?)
e
e
'
estate,
the
uaua (?)
a distant thing.
name
of the
on her
moon
2th day.
ft
ua-t
,
district,
'
3,
U.
U.
70,
399,
domain.
..
<?>
Mus. 321,
U(?)
officer
'
Anastasi
Brit.
"
I2
J>
f) ***' fl
Ikl?*'
journey j. dual,
f^fff,
to build.
'
(> 3_iT J
/rj
U (?)
^"
r-j AAAAA^
\/
V
(3
2^S
\>
documents.
roll,
various
TT
U
city.
B.D.G.
10, a
ways
ua-t neter
god of Den-
by the procession
derah.
f^
*
'
was carried
who
52
is
in
which the
/~\
V\
~fa
figure of a
god
/~\
~?i
traveller,
f,
-y
he
on the road.
afar; Copt.
L.D.
III, 1408,
ua-t
"
flat field.
a garden walk.
,->.
"road of
men,"/.c., a
all
common
highway.
ua-t
of the
mitu
v\k
the roads
damned.
uatu neferut
good roads,
&
J<cz>,
^
III
'
*| 00
place, to go away,
Copt.
OYG
to be
be remote,
afar
off,
absent
"
being afar
off.
mcj
Uat-Heru
path of Horus,
a tax, to abolish an impost.
ua-t
channel.
i.e.,
mu (?)
ua-t hit
travellers,
Uatiu
;
road-gods.
_m>
P.
60, the
heaven.
/^AAA/.
,'
a wa t ercourse>
water channel.
rain
uaa
uau^g,
jQ
o
(
>*
*fc
AWM
Vi, v>
.m
Jr
f^W^V
(^
Rec
>
l8 > l8l
*La
"I
AAAAAA
[I
A/WVAA
f*
^-.
Jp
"
II A^/WAA
to think, to meditate,
^ IH7] $
uaua-t
AAAAAA
",
W6rtl 326)
383
W5rt Supp
e
,
-jO
"^^ ^\
"
.......
uaua
ftAAA'VA
uau en ater
I
1
stream, watercourse.
communed
the king
|W
jL
|(
>->.
AAA/W\
v\ <\
-j
to take counsel;
<g
/VWW\
"MK <z:>
[145]
Rec.
8,
Ua
4a
about to do something
-ju
v\ y
to
be
amen
5^ <r> |
12, to
uaua sekheru
!\
<=>
1]
with
I/I
going to
rum
Kubban
;
uaua
fl^kfl^ki!>
ua
T. 237, to attack, to smite, to smash, to destroy,
to vanquish.
ua
"$\
5^
^Tj
291, to drive
away
^|
Peasant
of
some
uaiu
(?)
Copt. OY<L.
blasphemers.
'
flf]'
%,
00^,
MI
J>^HS
ua
/*\
4p
P -5-. M.
(in a
Rec
uau-t
bad sense)
l8>
I6s>
>
,60,
;
blasphemy
,'
plur.
f\
diffi ~
v
cult (of mountains).
plur<
(3
f\\H\
warden, governor.
uaua
to destroy, to vanquish,
be master of ;
->
j
.&
*
,
those
who have
uauai
to
cnrux
>L=/lJi,Rec.
26, 230.
J^EL
f}\^>{]
fa^
"^> _)3
Uai
-^T|
answer (?)
^2p Copt,
!=
phemer," a
Uaiu
uai
"|\
title
'
(|[j
of Aapep.
^
^
Pr Zr
the associates of
'
Aapep.
bad, stinking.
'
to burn, to
be hot.
[146
uaa-t
Uab-t
*K\
-JP ]
rt"^ *
III
fire.
flame,
uaua-t
14,176,
uabs (?) f) J
uapt ^1
fire,
Hame;
"MX
green plants.
U. 369
uapi (upi?)
f)
plur.
(1
^,
|j|j
a judg-
uam
-C
hot, to burn.
Uauau f)
light, fiery
<s\
f)
"K\
^O,
uam
radiance,
\S
splendour.
D
Rec. 3 1 3 1 a rope, a
same (used
in medi-
J^lll'
,
fetter,
cine).
uami
*>
Rec 3.
66
a bond ; plur.
-JP
uaua-t
a part of a ship
f] f)
Uamemti
f) f) J,
V, a measuring
line,
cord of palm
(?)
fibre.
B.D. 125,
II,
Uamemti f] %, t^t^.
Osiris.
'VM
-je]
\\
uaua-t, uauait fl
'fl
\\
'
/^\
^]
w
l
"^
^>-n
TTfl 11 A 111
~in
\^\
\,l\l\^.
o a
u j _n^&
JXNS- \\ ~f)
/~\-n
h h -f\ \
)
\C\
.m ^
j
|
lj\il,
"
"
\\
Uamemtiu
of five serpents
^
Q
^tk
uaua-t e
, .,
J,
land,
-fl
to carry
crown
off.
uanen
fl^^
Uaiput
7,
uaneb
TJauamti
f)
\\
f)
J^
uar
Copt.
^1
4, 21,
-jT)
Rev.
^^.
L =
-Cl ]
U
^,
(j()
^j,
ft^^A
1^
%,
^rrNS-
"T" "^
III
J|
which
that
is.
herbs, plants.
P
V
to conceive
f|
to tie up,
to lace up.
*flj<tt.
k>
Rec
U'fJ,*,!
uanr
uar
^|
Tuat X, a group
^^0
\TT, to blossom.
Uaa i/"^ .
""',
a grain-bearing plant.
Uani
uaarekb.
who
uanu(?) JTJ^-,
of a plant.
uab
)^="
fa
B.D. 177,
"^ ^ ^'
uar f)
a measuring
Hymn
Uar-t-neter Semsu
Darius 24.
uabu f\
1\
U
Jj*^
l
vated land ol
some
j|
~^<
sort.
%
7T
^, garden
(?)
culti-
.,
21, the
name.
,
1
>
<
uara
[147]
\\
^)'^
^^>
uart
~^\
.^.
uahr
ra
^Tj
uar-
uarr
^^.,
uah ?,
of an
title
dog; Copt.
T.
-PT,
224,
or&op.
governor
A
-f\
U. 528,
official,
^"~~~!>
f^\
tation of a crown.
fj^I.
X~\
of the ornamen-
^^l
j r
M. 120, T. 332,
(?)
,
P.
91,
N. 961,
vi
-C]
o
Mission V,
uarp
k, to send ; Copt.
Of topn.
\\
'
ra
ra
f-.w
to
f?
A Ai
C.
to
rejoice,
I.
-\3?
to
dance,
_i A^VA-
with joy
leap
Amen.
var.
"",
^Tj
a.
Rec. 3 35,
,
suitable
space
i.e.,
to
set
for
^j
_&&
var.
building;
561 -f]
U
"^ A\ TA
heart or
mind
o-*pe&.
....
,?(
AA
pitch a camp.
<=>
2, 3, 10,
before,
uarh
L=fl, Amen.
.
rr\^>
?'
fl
do something or on something,
to
-\V*AAA
uarh-ntu
Rec.
o*
f|
uarkh
tobegreen
'
to
uarkh-t
to pitch a
Rec.
-jT)
J
10,
136,
Rec
Uah akh
If
(1
mm 4?
a fire-altar, fire-place.
Copt.
p.
uahnehb-t
uarkhut(?)
Jl
uah er
ta
uars-t
head-rest
?g
jl
AAU
stone.
BfflU
dow "
to la
<
?
(arms).
uah tchatcha(P)
Copt.
offer
'.
offering.
Uah akh
court of a temple
I0 -
$
up a burnt
space> area>
fl **.
Rec. 8,133,
camp.
uah akh
green, to flourish.
uahahi
f]
i'
hall,
Y
A A$
16, 57
become
pay heed ;
U.
283,
enjoy.
Uarkatar
I
,J
H'-v -^_^^-V
_f 'I-
1 '
^,
uarta
-JT)
Ik
to
bow
Uarta
*s\
Y
AAUI
nnnn
21,
uah-t
Pap.
2, 9,
n n
1185
do
x.
jV.
SJrV
A5 A o
",
Anastasi IV,
2,
u,
Koller
an instrument used
in carrying loads.
u
uahit f
for alighting
/www,
|
A
U A^A'V'A
^ www,
/WW\A
to
12,
libation
offer
Rec.
135,
'
priest
[3=
'
fish.
vessels (?)
fishermen; Copt.
6, 70,
uaha
(?)
&
<?
[1
Rev
Uahtiu
Annales
1
III,
no,
62> 66 =
'
offer-
in the Oasis
the dwellers
,
i
uah-t
I2
Copt. OTTO&.
libation
libations,
|
a kind of
R ev.
uahit
uah f <CX
A A
uah
(?)
8l^.
=r
uah f
A
(0
5
/N
WWW
uah I
A
see ^j\
/T
Annales
",
(III
148
country
i,
ings.
Oasis women.
uaha |
/**, Rev.
benefactions.
6, 7, gifts,
uakh
[j
U.
277, 6 97
519, P.
fdflok,
uahit ^gT).
i,
M. 622,
N.
1226,
P. 435,
36i, N.
P-
S reen
Mar. Kara.
g |,
AA
U
U$
Ka";
fA SA IU
Ka of
Ptah."
ill
flourish
6 ^'
D8
wwv
$,
fl
swear by the
Uakh-t
^m
uakhkh-t
P. 399,
"^ Jo,
^]
M. 570,
Uakh
fjj
A
add
to, to
full
come many
or
journeyings ;
besides
-A
much;
AA
V\
4?
Y ~wwv, B.D.
\\
01
it.
V /WWV\
-yl
ro, a lake
^^WAWWA
in Sekhet-Aaru.
of green plants
/-\
frequent
,,
i
in addition to
"|
5
f
A A
,
'
Oasis.
'
|K\, to
ful1
*?
ing:-f
A A 1]U
to
>
of
8l6>
336>
blossom, blooming, flourishing.
c
a
f]
<jf
o
o I IbJ
_M^. *v
JS
green or fertile region, a name of the Great
li
a divine offering.
uah
1075,
/^\
1\
Copt. OTU)^,.
uahi[t] f
flj
All
Jflo,
AAli
ill, f-
Ul
increment,
Uahit ?
'
"i
goddess.
26, 1?
/]
uahit
uakh
c=_
title
flfl
~^=^, "he
who
in-
jfl
uakhr
Uah-qaa-f
Rhind Pap.
1hf
^T)
of the Moon-god.
in
M.
uas
767, the
,
|
,
uas and
physical
spelt, grain;
the
tent, serenity;
'
'
a hall or
762, 910,
1073,
food.
tcham sceptres.
and mental
well-being, con-
SA
u|,
"life, stability,
var.
,..o.
P. 659,
uah-t f e=3>,
A A
err:
it.
359, N.
P.
content";
u
uas-t (?)
Uasit
Ufefj.
149
Thebes
16,
personified.
consort of Uas.
|"
T uat X
Uasit
a lioness-goddess
Eye of Horus.
'
of the
ship,
to
to
praise,
to
magnify,
wish
Copt.
cnruxy.
uashu
"
i
'
pj[
>
P ra
uashiu
to
be in a ruined
crumbling
state,
to ruin, ruined,
I
n n
most ruined
^*,
"^^
in
those
who
sing praises.
uash-t
praise, adoration.
state.
to
uas
work
in
wood,
uashesh
"^
a skin disease.
to saw.
uasuas
^s\
to cut, to stab,
to
saw;
Uasheshu
I-K-I
M?
people or nation.
see
uasam
fl
'
to
98, to carry
state; var. 1
f
>->.
'
Uasar (Uasri)
.
(?)
uashat-t
n_i
uasha
^e m a
P.S.B.
JA-<2>-t=|
n <::r:>
var.
disease
cJ
\\
13,
412, a
]
I
toberuine d,
destroyed.
medicine
(?)
Uashba
of Seti
^)
sec
uash
usten
^A;
M. 325,
to
move
(No. 46).
363
with long
Copt. Olfoceeit.
^,
-^1
N. 173
o o o
94,536,
festival
p.
........
"^aa
"^C3a^,
uash-t f]
u
Ra
(?)
|j
^Tj
^\
'
ZS
-^Tj
uash
HI
ZS
7\
rrsa.U.
jT|%
^yvs
I,
999,
^]oo,
sa
a kind of
B
-S\
'
'
I343>
M. 75 8, N. 173, 682,
u
T. 350, N. 963,
r-xn
"^\
rr\^.
uashkjf], Hh.
/WWW
from eye
of Osiris.
title
sufferer
medicaments.
-fa
chronic
(?)
uashb-t
Uasri
(?)
j, Osiris;
be carried
to
Rec. 21,
P. 163.
month Thoth.
uag
||
555 .....
uat
'95- to
'
depart; Copt.
uati
OTUJT.
?4^
>
creation, production.
K 3
U
uatemta
150
-Cl
uatch-t, uatchit
f^.
fl
made
a ceremonial bandlet
^_^
uaths-
is
Uatch-t
Uathesit
Raiser," a
uat
^H
title
-J?
Berg.
II,
13,
of Mut.
s.
uatu
|o^,,P. 614,
a kind of plant
mm
U. 566,
m|
'
V EflBo
of emerald, turquoise;
i
l8 S
781, N. 1138,
used in medicine.
uatch
M.
uatch
way, road
of green
cloth or linen.
up,
'
ci
"
held
EHB
=>
wwvs
- _
LiiJ
Q f\/vn,
green stone of
VW
=>
*il ^^
""^
Jg^2'
ram
Bakhet,
h ^\
*& *l
^ftf^^'
Uatch-t
JP
&
rf fJ
566
'
i.e.,Si
ram
c
n
,
flinmio
j^^T, P.4I3, M.
^Tj^Jo,
|,
P.
M.
419,
green
600, N.
uatch-t
591, N. 1197,
"^\
f "|\
jJCw
\ v
"^,
_/3r
>
relief
O,
yellowish-green
coloured
it
the round
on a plaque, T
green
or sculptured in
<y>
light.
fK
2.
^1
^/
^1
uatchuatch-t
000
J^^ra^fjjran],^^,
^\
\l
^1. Rec
2 7>
218,
(A.
N. 705
the sceptre of
Isis,
B.D. 105,
4.
rani
$fa
vuv
1)
B.D. 125,
Fenkhu gave
^ ]\-
Uatch-en-thehen-t f
ram
cj.
'
uatchut
Uatch
1205, yellowish-green, or
uatchuatch I
"*^,
green, fresh,
II
stone, either in
01
U
-
uatchuatch jO
ill'
o|, ^|^o
/*"N
'
in
which the
to the deceased.
uatch
'
reen
f\'% '^'S
s,
growing crops,
>
young
herbs, vegetables;
trees.
N. 708,
uatchuatch
vTy
1
herbs,
vegetables;
Copt.
OTOT-
Uatchit
',
the
uatch
uatch-t I
U
meat,"
i.e.,
]|
in
II
\V,
Jr
Berl.
Uatch-an J ^^, T.
7272, "fresh
111
uncooked meat.
'
Uatch-ar-ti (?)
uatch-t
the
name
of a sacred boat.
B.D. 32,8,
(?)
145,
M. 198, N. 540,
u
Uatch-ur
-Iji
T^
'
<^>
'
1 T=^T
kV*:
^s&=f
Uatchit
T. 275,
,N.6 77j
N. 67
P. 690,
[151]
Ejff
lK
Green water,"
the
i.e.,
an ancient serpent-goddess.
Q Ml'
The
1 ) "the Great
(](j
'^
allH'
of Uatchit.
Uatch -ti
t
i
\\
\\
'iiii
I,
i,
Uatchit and
(i) the
god of the
Mediterranean Sea,
\\
|^t*|, ^fl^^ljl^i
M. 610;
name
(2) a
Uatch-au-mut-f S
r\
\J
'
uatch ra T
>
uatch ha-t T
"^,
plur.
<5\
^""^
P.
678,
Uatchit
two
withy,
OTfeiX;
pillars
OTfoeJT
tablet; Copt.
stele,
var.
c-=-a
e^
Uatchit
??
I j,
Darius 35,
memorial
Ombos
I,
neb-[t]-kekjl
in, a hawk-headed
II,
^^,
serpent-goddess.
42 assessors of Osiris.
Uatch-neterit *4*
*\
111 J Ombos
k>CT
I
2>
132.
14, 18
(jf)
11 cr^i
uatch
B.D. 125,
Ulj
twig,
yi
^T)
connected with
Hymn
(j(j
uatchi[t]
Uatch-aab-f-tep-sekhet-f
T
stick,
198,
9,
'
/"~"\
T.
uatch 1,1
pillar,
Berg. II,
>
^,
_Er
a s ose with a
green beak.
Uatch-ret
uatch
|^, ^tr^J^(,
iv,
ii S7
UatGh-her
uatch
Uatch
Uatch
ft
T^
Ombos
I, i,
186-188, one
Kau of Ra.
Uatchit -tcheserit J
a goddess
}
I
V
I
(?)
Uatch
"4^
^,
to violate.
a kind of
of the 14
flower.
K 4
152
Uaa em Mehtit
uatcheb
Mar. Karn.
uatchna
^r,
^
^Tj
Mar. Aby.
Mehtit.
uaa en maati
flute,
reed pipe.
uatchh I 4,
AJ
f
uatehh
A
V
ooop
rr
Bubastis
51,
19, a
boat in TC\
= mark
(I
*&
B.D. 141,
^j\
A.Z. 35,
uaa en Ra
.&
Ua
()
pronoun,
ra
AAA/VAA
9
V A
A /Y, |Sn,
/
Uaa en Neh-t
\,
I,
'
5,
uaa en Khepera
=
of dual raasc.
A\
<=
later
l\
Jj
ua-t
mummy
case.
B.D. 164,
(1
3,
uaa en Tern
,
the latus
(j
fish.
,
uiaheh
Ebers
" boat
'
the
>
aside,
to
R.E.
6, 26, to
>l_fl
withdraw (from the sum)
A.Z.
47,
of
remove, to set
Millions of Years," a
name
JO*
counting.
^ 0^***
Uaa-ta
Tuat
Tuat
III
H'
Uaa
II.
< n^
>
%>
(j
Testes L5^
"^
^, Tuat
VII,
a star-goddess.
Uaa
<$.
Uaa-t
uaanesu
1,
uaa en tcha
^ Qf> Amen.
"^.
(2
uaa-t efl KV
y^s.
i
/\
.fb
-ww^
J
Nastasen
iiaaiiQQ
^i
of bird.
^
fo
SCV"
ro
t\
I
1
]
Anastasi
^i
VC\
m^&*'
I,
i.e.,
r\
Jr
v\
28, 3, to
*^L
\C\
_m
be weak,
loose, flabby.
uaa-ui
I
^\
Uaa penat
mythological boat.
uaauit
1
"^
Jrffs
Tuat in, a
Rec. 32, 15
the weakness
[153]
^\
Uaa-t v\
fl
O O O
.^
loneliness.
^So
wwL-fl'
to put aside, to shift, to depart
j'
from, to transgress.
..Awt.4?
uani
yox
iVv
V>
(?)
^^5"*^ --r-~&
"
only ones,"
i.e.,
distinguished
men.
"Z^fiftfl
to turn into
U&ntit
P.
a s ddess
Jl
\\
133.
2,
ooo
157,
Ombos
UEh
caroh
'
see
uath-ab
%>
(?)
U. 4 6o, son
(1
]s=>'0
only
God
l
II
(I
Israel Stele 12
Loo
^'^'
fruit.
^^^
\\
'
I2
J)
VI
\\
fem.
the
5'^^'
Mar. Karn.
rn. 53,
53, 28, royal statue; Copt. OTi.A.T.
-cS-
uauao
A/1
~<5-^=5-ftA
"
ua
ua
interjection.
curse.
V\
A
,
'
a door '
o>-
^^
a servant of thine.
%\
man
Rec.
23,
"*f-, p. 6 4 i,
ua
n,
gj
"^
ua ab
ua -
Copt.
nnn Ji^
III
,tobealone;
~,
alone by himself;
^=5-'^^,'
:s^ *
yo children, the
one ;
L?
^a^
"one
^^4-
-,
r~l
&
*V
mm |Tl?n!
alone by thyself.
fl
c,
<"
ua-t
^K^s.,
'
196,
<g
one
-cS-O
one, single, only one; fem.
\\
\\
113,
a person,
C,
<^L
"
^r^"
III
V&
il
N(
'
jSt^
\\
II
alone
"*
j-
ii
as an indefinite article
nl
a festival
ua
^f
c4-
^ir6
ua
,
an
gf,
v\
in
pa
"
'
with a
common
cry;
'
One,i.e.,
God;
Ua
i,
Amen.
16, 7,
20, 42,
^c
Rec.
\\
,
II
uaau
^o%, ^jV^*'
II
O
O
,
one
'
only
one
her
to
one god to
ua en ua
**?"
1
fellow;
his neighbour.
u
lua neb
[154]
'
uaau
chamber, or
private
apartments.
=>
ZL=
everybody
^>
ua her ua
._
_ji
n
to P
? the
u
u
of the other.
Ua-ti
ua-ti
f-l9
f^
ua-her- ....
use
unknown
Ua
I
,
<^^ M M
/ r-i?
fern.
....
a hair
tail,
tail.
+^L~"
"
5r7V
5rr^
tne Lion, a
'
\\
~^3, a kind
43i,
ATI '
\\
the one
o.
(Rubric
ua-ti 'fl&st,
Jrr>
an object
(Lacau).
",
of goat.
ki
%>
*VA/W\
26, 27,
I,
ua - ti
^o2-
AAAA/VA
H.I.
spear, lance.
^ *f~, one
_n
Dum.
^^,
i
is
ua
B.D. 161
ua-t
2).
57,
Ua^
ua
"*
ONE,
later
Djf
title
of
Amen and
^, N. 952.
the
ua-t
f)
2~
<
ua-t
name
name
the
f)
(0V
of
official
/I,
an
master,
officer,
of any kind
an
lieutenant,
t
plur.
J\
ua en menshu
crown, or diadem.
.'
[I
Ma
v^
csa Jr
ua en khenu
name
of Hathor.
master mariner.
X
Uauti
Culte,
^D^
140,
ONE,
i.e.,
B.D. 164,
J|,
a
Sekhmit-Bast-Ra.
_$
(\
B. D.
2,
Ua-pest-em-Aah
!,
B.D.
2, 2,
-^
^\
Ua
fl^,,
a kind of
fish.
of
uaua
of Osiris.
title
and
^%&J
Ua-uben-em-Aah
(]
of Neith
title
Moret,
i,
A
,
of Osiris.
title
Ua em Ua
"
One
<
7'
^v
Ua-menh ^7~
the
/'.c.,
wax
title
AAMAA
B.D.
7, i,
<
"_n
(1
i
ua-t
zi
1]
(2
^i
57\
"One
burnt ceremonially.
Ua seqeb
uaa
fl,
=i Jl
<!
^., Amen,
ii,
16,
*Q.
W,
III
figure of
Rec.
of Osiris.
fl
of wax,"
\_/
^|^,
U-l
to cry out, to
;
demotic form,
Rev. 11,164.
_CSS'
Uaau
o, a piece;
[155]
/VWWA
uaa
uab Sekhmit
Copt.
uaab
2, 3,
(WVSAA
exorcist.
/|
J
Uab-t abt
xtx&*o\
Rev. n, 136,
duty of a priest.
pleasure.
will,
<n?
<n?
uai, uait
uabu
UtftM,
a kind of worm;
X^-
uau
v\
box, casket.
uabti
JB.
uauti
\ ,
uab
590,
vS r^
..
412,
i'
worms,
M.
,
i
P.
D/"'l||i,
U. 573,
(?)
P.
322, 607,
the dead.
i.e.,
pour out a
to
n /WWNA
j^O
jf^O
Rec. 31,13, 3 1
./
U~w>,
(^8
y*L ^rl AAAA'VN
P. 123,
-J
UabU f"
.WWW
,
XJ
/WWVN
/I ^\ NWVM
*~wv*
/]
-J
plur.
to
be innocent,
guiltless,
clean-handed.
uab ra
/T ^
fl"^'
offering
j*KJ
of P ure mouth
clean speech.
'
,
'
?l
i
uabit f*\
J(j(j
'
Jr^'f J:
;
_a
-Jin
JT
uabaa
f
1
high
AVW\A
priest,
%ww\
LJ
^J Ci
"Ylin'
in
/
[
uab-t
.j^tO
p
" *^\
nr-
P. 608,
^J
beings with
'["["'
libationer; Copt.
*&
uab
i,
j
i
'"
<=>
t*f*ff.
plur.
_
I
clean, to
meat
"^}r>
vs\
_ZT
OfOH.
Copt.
M"
^O
be clean, to be
wash
/Tj
J
to
purified,
to
/w^A~^
uab aa-ami-hru-f
,
-J
,._../
f
_,,/
Jn
JT=T v
f
C3
,
.aplace
Copt.
OTi.^.^
/]
[156]
'
f~
'XX
uab-t r~\
'*%&
uab-t
/]
the cham-
uar
22, 2, 31,
^\<z>^ A,
child from the
name
of
J\ , Amen. 11,7,
of
Nut.
Peasant 208,
g.
II'
^Q! t
Uar-t
sanctuary of LibyaMareotis.
Uab-t
uaru
name
forth (of a
womb),
heaven.
Uabit
come
%>^
N. 1196
uab-t
/]
Rec. 17,
tomb.
4,
\\
'
-<i
Edict
5,
/\
/"^fi
rljj
rj
name
the
one
of
of the 36 Dekans
"
name
great sanctu-
of Osiris.
U. 452,
town,
-u.
Rec.
holy offerings.
ovu/ic.
/>
lO
'^V
uabab -t
Greek
^A^A^A^,
uar-t
Copt.
(0
Uabur XJ
breweries (?)
Uar-t
ary," a
dual
leg;
(3
Uabasut
and
thigh, foot
of bifurcation,
place
plur.
ci
in
n,
bend;
%-
uaf
f T-t
<*A"W
k_J'
\\
Tk
"*-.
_P^-Vrf'
'I
-/]
Q
i,.i>.
Kubban
tie,
uam
to bind, to
band
Stele
"^\
"o,
^,
% *i^
to slay (?)
cedar;
_ Q
,
'
Rec
to
kill,
to slay.
a
the
name
fk
of a
bend
in a
CD
hill,
or of
name
'
uar-t aa-t
86, 9, the
15,
M. 826,
of a canal or lake.
D
),
Ji
(*
3,
.3
uar-t
t\
T=T bend
uar-t
^\
uan %>
-,
tie,
\\
to oppress;
4,
nl
Ill,
Rev. 13,
to
made
at
Abydos; j
1IQ>
[157]
uar-t
^
,
-oaVs
1
L-fl.
moon -temple
&
a
a
j[
fl
^
A
n,
68,
86, 9
?*
mark
Tuat
a meat offering.
^^~
5, Rev.
(](j
\\
^ ,
B.D. 98,
offer-
ing of grain.
something woven.
ui
^\"
^
uaskhi (uskhi)
MUD
Uar-t
an
grain,
III'
Ji
B.D. 1536,
^\_
==^
uah ^\
uar-t
/'
uah
a sacred place
5,
e.g.,
^
I
2,
si
,
C
\\
'^"^
N. 1196, a
doubly good
xx
is
thy
rising.
uiui (?)
Anastasi
I, 3, 7,
light
mythological locality.
etc.
Uli ^K
(1(1,
ui
P- 163,
N. 854,
s,
Rec.
dJr
etc.,
B.D. 99,
25,
etc.
!XS
*3
"k
p^,
'
mu (?)
Uar-t ent
Q
1
01
nth
9> 35,
Ci
31
Si
fi
>,
uip
%(](l\/'^
II
_fl
Uin ^\|)0
Jff
]
light
\^^
;
f)[l
1 1
T=T,
i78,^(|(]
Copt,
oifoem.
uin
Uinn e
o o
(|(j
12,
Copt.
14,
>
uarirau(?)
Rev.
c= ^, Rev
_CE\S'
fem., mistress.
Rev. 11,
Jl .aa,
chamber, room.
judgment, decision.
,
uar
uari ^\
overseer
sail in
inspector, over-
over or away
to reject, to
Aat.
f DQ
worker of the
ui-t
agriculture
uar-t
Copt. OTGI.
throw away.
cast aside, to
oa
Uarit,
Ui-ermen(P)
|
*
seer, ranger
Rev. to go away
"
Rec
i]
(2
B.D. I53A,
etc.,
UI
singers,
waiters;
Copt.
,
in
^X,,
Rev.
13,
107,
>.,
liit
it
(JO
Rev
r 3,
158
I0 4, 15. l6 >
hew stone
in a quarry, to quarry
stone.
Rev.
a stone
12, 59,
% 00
Uiti
stele.
stonebreaker, quarryman.
embalmed
^ 00
ii\\
.
body.
Uba
%>"T?
^5,
N. 703, P- 171,
JO
@
^\
V\ X
lib
heart
WW" =
*& AWWVA
7)
Ub ^>
ab
see
n A/VWV\
y
n
13,
-*
a
]
-ci
11,124,
\,
fv
8,^^^,
^^
Rev.
c_
=a>
I)
Rev. n,i46,
Wort. 248.
<7
arms
j]
*^J
1]
^i)
workman,
artisan; var.
to
!'
Q
^'
open a
servant,
ubarau
handmaiden,
^J
work,
to
toil.
^^^ f ^
S>,
<
>
to
I,
open
-CESS'
"p'
^,A.Z.
9 oi,63,afestival.
uba
|,
_/-!
entrance.
Uba(ta?)
J ^^
open the
to
well.
4-
,
fl
kind of
priest (?)
ubait
*
_/-i
^%
ubakhnem-t
servant, butler,
J)
fc^ ^\v^
_/T.
the mouth.
Peasant 176,
'
heart,
in greeting.
-A
*,
open the
to
uba aui $
to break open.
^, %> O,
e-
\7
open up a country,
to open, to
make a way
uba ra ^
i,
Uba ab
i.e.,
Ub (Ubub?)
VAv
to penetrate, to
hence to
ubub
M. 597,
46,
f\
^ ^ ;_,
P-
\\
*v
1^,
1)
P. 66, N. 685,
^>
Ub
open the
thou
to examine;
Rec. 35,
e eyes.
uba-t
56,
,C3l'
many
there
OTTHp.
may
Copt.
court of
"r?
J|
Ra
i*^^
(in
\
[159
ri
xr\
uben
A <2
V
i
""
,
nnm
Uba
f J ^^ |l
nth
a god of the
nth hour
(?)
Denderah IV,
tsw*
/*T\
-fl
111
/T
c==
'
Uben
the god of
" ^
A
Jl
sun
fJ^^yT^.B-D.
5'
name
of the
\> \>,
title
32, 22, a
of Aapep.
Rev.
name
ir,
173,
ubni
^II.
vu ' to shine,
ofni
^E7,
"
i
A 0, Sic
-*
"tj
uben heh
of Ra.
title
become
to flame U P- to
8,
754, P. 744, a
ubenit
I-K-I
M.
^>
Nesi-Amsu
vj>
uba $ J %> (1
(2
<;
Uba-tahl $
1
to be
the
rises.
Uben-urr
Uba-ta
ubak
Ubak
||
Sun-god.
gods of Tern.
Ubash
of
/7\
"he who
A) 2 5.
/T\
111
uben-t
of the night.
249, N.
7T
[11
J'WWV\
o
M.
AAAWVA
,fl\
/7\
tial
84,
n /W^/IA .^
.c\
Ubaukhikh-tepi-nehet-f $
P. 826,
/~v
/7\
light.
Pylon.
Uba-em-tu-f $
the
^J
AVWiA
236,
^0,B.M.
n
0^>m'VJ
VJ* O m.celesd VfU'
n
^
[TTTTT1
18, 182,
Jiffs?)
j~ "flW'
Rea
solar
disk.
abundant.
Ubenna ^\ J
jk
j\
N. 705, a form
of the Sun-god.
Uba
uben
to advance.
uben
U. 4 8 4)
JT\
Uben-an
M
Tomb of Seti
^V
I,
of
Uben-em-nubit
U. 223,
name
X*
to overflow, to
J^A^AAA
uben
Q
"
illumine,
rising
and
to
shine
'w'
LI LI
T*
Rec
wound,
stripe,
uben
II
be abundant.
/WAAAA
-a-ar
blow, sore.
n ~wvw
|
fry
(2
-il
fc-^
/\
of a planet
rt
f~\
to
the
(jfe^,
uben, uben-t @
-<SJ-
Peasant 252,
r\
rise,
(No. 53).
IT
-*t
Ra
of a goddess (Hathor).
uben
vA
i,
I
II ~<~s 1
splendour.
Peasant 30,
u
n
*\
Ubentui ^>
[160]
/WVAAA .f\\\
W,
\\
up
6 4 8,
P.
~rJ
M.
D X
up
\/,
except, but.
er \J^,
>
up her
kind of disease
JV
Jo
b
f
ni
>
Israel Stele 5,
Hymn
DO
D X
ubekh
upp
U.
Tlb6kb.-t
Amen.
clothing, cloth,
woven
0, Roller Pap.
3, i,
ubekh
stuff,
JT[
^.
14,
\J,
27,
SO
apparel; plur.
Anastasi IV,
Q.
M.
204,
\/,
169,
i'rX'
2, 12.
L-fl,
I
\\
Wort.
ubes
21, i,
ax
up,
white; Copt.
j],
except, but;
i
'
except thyself.
Ubekh-t
dress.
to open, to
15,
ubes
to try
tk
upi
^i
a water
opener;
plur.
flood
Rec. 29,
145,
plant.
B.D. 130,
ubes
Ubesu
group of
bright.
an aromatic
LD
(?)
ubekh
Darius 21,
of.
exception
^JI'^IIJ,
fiery
BD
-
8,
(?)
'3o, 32, a
Ubes-her-per-em-khetkhet %> JO
,
who guarded
the body of
hemut
up-t ent
Up en khat
the
womb,
i.e.,
/-v
-<?\
n~\/-v
Rec. 33,
'
(?)
opener of
up-t
n~\^
I
children
'
firstborn, firstling.
Osiris.
~w
"
sentence,
to burn.
137, judgment,
doom, verdict.
ft
I*
death sentence.
up-t
to set fire to, to scald, to burn, to be
burned, to sting (of an insect).
-, an astrin-
Amentiu
of those in
judgment
Amend.
up-t mettut
of words
the
the judgment
and deeds.
gent medicine.
work,
business
'
up - 1 \/
work,
affairs,
worker.
yj
business,
daily
duty
Q ^
V&
burning.
/)
^1
'
ix
.^
\*f
fa
*
x 21'
Q
1
blacksmiths at
[their] work.
u
up-t \/, income,
plur.
uput
If
[161]
il
U. 509.
,,
"V
D X
a \\x;
ax
^ \J
U ^ |,
'
ters,
documents.
V"v\J
D o'
12X21'
f
upu-t
a"x
cz
Jl
'
J2
(to,
\J
upit
(|(j
New
the
(g
o,
LJ
'
Q.
\J
of the P e P le
i.e., census.
lists
*\
AA/\^AA
*\
uput
uputi nesu
things, inventories,
a'ex-
!'
Year
festival,-
festival, rejoicing.
Irinii
IMIIIIII
HMIIHI
Tfflinr
*** to P en
up uat \J
^^ o
up m'tennu \S> ^v
Upu-t neSU
a royal commis-
sion.
"f
uput renp-t C
Up
V
D A
Q
X21 (",
&
(g
an annual
to
to act as guide.
i.e.,
mission.
re
up
<S,
U. 253,
P.
leader, chief.
P.
601,
589,
DIX
i'
judge; plur.
DoXU
deceased;
N. 597, 898,
D- Q'Q^-rjrQ--'
y]jk,
V
M.
SII
5
'
7)
323 '
'
U. 186,
N.
749
o^c,
P.
1,
Vo<^
^
cr
Mar. Aby.
II,
37, regulations.
& A
up-trenp-t J^,
S' ^i X
U. 208,
V,
-U-sts,
are in heaven.
v"y,k;
LJciUll
,
of the
'
Up re \J
<^>
Or-^-,
.UI
mouth"
lT_Wi-Cg|
"
of those
opening the mouth
I
"
!,
!'
the successful
who
\J
'
XU
'o
LI
to
act as a guide.
N. io 4 8,
way-
the
JvJI
the
i.e.,
New
Year.
454-
up-t renp-t
to
kee P the
festival
-A
\\
of the
New
Year, the
New
Year
MT
priest of
New
U/
Year of the
'
ancestors.
Uprehui
of the two
festival
men
"
flfi,
V H^,"
(Horus and
Set), a
title
judge
of the
162
up-t khent
Hh. 447,
Denderah *
4) 79,
"' an
\J ril
Jl. \
> r^..
f ~"V
D Xivj'
Jfr
ape-god of Edfu.
Up
'
ci
ii
u,\J
323,
Q o ^,1\
oo> o
n
u
..
c\i
B.M.
\J DVU\
gods.
a serpent-goddess.
of
title
N. 719,
Upast
i.e.,
title
Anpu and
of Thoth.
Up-meh
^YP"
f)
Xll
Ombos i, 143,
a god, Anubis(?)
'
Up-uatu.
a light-god.
I,
1,
destroyers of souls.
U. 408,
(Horus and
ser-
Set), a title of
Up-hai
Thoth and of a
Rec.
Wlk.
^p
3^
Q^^bs.
T. 65, M. 221,
_pJ^-,
Thoth
Up-uatu ^^^^^>,
C3
N. 490,
^^S^^S^^S^
(?)
449, N- 1259.
\~J
yXj
B.I).
I,
P. 542,
],
N. 597> a form of
.M> ^f-'
god
of the dead.
^r
% \J
priest.
6, 156, a
pent Shemti.
Upu Aqa
86,
also called
Upu
the guide
Up-neterui
X/ j(|, Tuat
Upu
Up-maat
M. 722,
42,
v,M.6a,%X/|)V&,N.29,
is
Up-f-senui
Anpu.
V^'
U.
he
IS
176, a
Up-uatu
i.e.,
B.D. 102.
\\ ill
Upit
-^,
of Anubis.
title
&
*i*
>
&?
:E5:3
upit-khaibiut
\J
Rec.
"
upi-khenu
\\
o
5'
roads
dead on
their
Up-uatu
Tuat
(;.<r.,
ill
"
I,
Denderah
way
ff.,
guide) of the
to the
Kingdom
2,
-^j-
Upi-sekhemti (?)
10
s^s,
(i) a
title
of Anubis.
\/
X/ijS,
v.
Q *
1
TuatIX,afiery,blood-
i'
drinking serpent.
Up-shat-taui
singing-god;
Up-uatu mehu
a
a jackal-headed
singing-god.
Upi-Shet
.'1,
U. 445,
Upi-shema
"
\J J -^
title
Q
,
Ombos
i,
of Up-uatu.
143,
u
Upi-
"
,
-F\
opener of time,"
YfJ,V^5^,a
Upi-taui
of Osiris
title
Sj
upt _v\
zr
up
(1
fej^
jtr
geese, birds
see
the
i.e.,
^^
......
163
and Ra.
\/
c
Upt-taui
^, Tuat XI,
UPU
a form of
\/
Upit-taui
<2
^,
UDS
a to
'
^or
X/
fid
'&'
D
through, a saw.
name
filth,
of Set.
Hymn
up,
UPS
Upi-tuui
\J
G
Upi-Tuat
UQ
C~D
(?)
P emn g or cutting
1'
Upu
dead Sun-god.
Af, the
destruction, to perish
^^
\i/
X/ |, X/ ^
heat.
fire,
Rhind Pap. 18
320,
I,D. V,
I,
339>
\J
V,
4io,
\J
c* \
crown, the
skull,
|
1
9>
plur.
T- 323
X/ o
n
'
brow of Amenti
X/ J)
/~^
U
Nesi-Amsu
which con-
sumed Aapep.
upsh
\J a \J rvr\
C
{Q-
Rec.
n,
ft
X/
1\
Ra
in the zenith
Rer
27
27, 87
oji
X/
a region in the
nth
B.D. 149,
Aat.
c^=i
V/www
name
name
Tuat
I,
'
alight-goddess.
491,
6s8
'
to
H g ht
oa ^^C^^3c
c
1
'
Copt.
?64>
luminary.
star,
ax
e
judges.
B.I).
to
Up-t She
to illumine
'8 ht
Ci
Up-t-ent-Q,ahu
B.I). 149, the
I,
uptiu
,
;^^, M. 765,
upsh
c
"j
I
12, 2, a
Up-t-ent-Geb
v.
N.
p. 4 88,
,
V*\V
Up-t-ent-mu
S ive
iT
to
n x
U^x*
Upshit \/
up-t pet
the
c,a
^Z^
rv/vo
Amentt oX/
Uvtf
MMM'Q Qu
j-^iB.'ik'
up-t
""'
N> 951.
name
(?)
L a
X/
3X
U
~
~',
'
Up-t ta X/,
crown of the
earth.
Up-tTenen-t
the
name
X/ =^=, X/
X/
C
A^A/WN
of a uraeus crown.
11
I
"", the
<2
'
\\
[164]
\\
uf *
to burn, to blaze.
umm
,...]
,'
Stat.
Tab.
5,
(?)
umu
TJ
J<
nun
\\
i
greedily.
(?"
umt C=aH
lc=5^=,
ft
/e=a>
umt-t
<=>
in
AAAAAA AAAAAA
U. 417, 515,
Rev.
umt
be a petitioner.
'^ t 'iere
unn 4-
un,
139, phallus.
8,
Tnes
V9r
2 3S, -I
N. 66 9
\\
men;
chiefs, leaders,
Thes. 1206, a
\ d^ ^, \T^
c g
f=
Umt
,
,
name
fi
umt ^
thick, thickness, thick, dense-
be
^=1
padded
M.
...
dense of
fy
B.D. 42,
v\ o
i'
who are
322,
-^^ 1\
Ci
N. 959,
^,
>
>
167,
Rec. 21, 41
o,
<2
AA/VNAA
^^
something that
neb-t
that
all
unn-t
>
Rec.
are,
umt
property
V
a citadel
tower,
plur.
3 E
_Zf
Lr
Copt.
III
-- Q, beams of timber.
umt-t ta
n
Tl
TVIQ51"
un
maat
J7
*\
tin AWWA
~VW\A
v\
\>:
TT
^<
them,
Amen.
2i~.
J^r
Sf^^ K=
*J/
-^^
^^
fl
^,
^^^
S^
-jSi>
V'Ov
^^ ^^^
1
AAAAAA
Unn ^
l
tfTfc
*
I
as an auxiliary verb
un her
mu
their.
following
of, loyal,
lo
i,
to be in the
A/WNAA
man,
being; plur.
I
AAAAAA
,
17,5,
unnu
un
existent;
stuff,
?=.
non
is
goods,
is,
being, existence.
7.
bulwark, wall,
defence.
non-existent;
unnu
B.D. 64,
AAAAAA .)
AAAAAA M
:l:
^*,
|C
he
',
A/^AAA
umtut
16,
III
things which exist, what
is.
AVW^>
walls.
is.
(?)
^ rr^D
\\
79,
to Dt
large building.
109,
="'
cnr iff"
unun-t ^su
JT
"=
=|=
A'WVA'X
AAA'VA'v
ft
(ft
(/
M. 118,
16,
unun
<2
u)
P.
8, being, existence;
-=J="^
unun
r
19,
AAAAAA
Copt. 0-rju.crr.
umt ab
those
to
AAAAAA
.
N.
of a garment.
become;
\\
girdle, belt,
_ZT
ness,
AAAAAA
<
_Z1
",
AAAAAA
to be, to exist, to
AAAAAA
v.
human
[165]
Unn em
ui
v\
TT
rJ
.1
nlen
Unn-Nefer
^M,
AAAA/VA
strong men.
unnu
hetep
f*A
Jl
AAAAAA
B.D.
(j)
^vw
VJ^, a
man
of means, as
5--
opposed
mill
toijR
\\
Q
O
unnit
AAA/W\
inhabitants.
,
child, infant.
unnu
Un-t
Un
Gr.
OTfertoqpe,
Copt.
Qwnxfrpis,
?.'
P.
4-1
/WW\A
\*A/W\
^"0% J
AA/W\A
_/l
-I- Jfc
175,
|,
B.D.
947,
15,
makhis.
Un-nefer-Ra -^-
hetep
5,
19,
Un-nefer
jf
AA/WVA
Un-Nefer Har-
i,
\\
Pap. Mut-
Ra.
Unun[it]-her-tchatcha-f (?)
Unta -^> 1
jk.
T. 292, a light-god
|T 2LI'
\\
Uni-sheps
Unnti
'
^^
ft^A^yv \\
the
name of a g d
cnnn
>
\\
Rec.
jsj
J5)
un-t
Itl
<o
<?,
v
\^
.oe
Unnuit
X t^a,
\\
the
name
Ul'
^^w^,
Denderah IV,
to
do wrong,
ti ie
name O f
var.
unnui
Unnu
Unt-abui (?)
27th day of the month.
Un[t]-baiusit ^
131, a goddess.
commit a
sin or a
'vSi
1
to
t^r
,un-ab
un
.sisu
of Osiris.
8r,
Osiris.
Unun-t 3^
name
IW\AAA (2
name
,o
of a goddess.
9,
un
V)
Sll
Unnit
UJJ.IIIL
2,
^,
Denderah
^{$1
(|
see
in
Unn-nefer Heru-aakhuti
AAAAAA
Abydos
cattle (?)
Unn-Nefer, dweller
^Sj.,
J^y
D
;issu
Berl
LT
evildoer.
Mag.
Pap., a
fiend.
ftAWVW
goddess of the
un-ti
\\
transgressor,
J
offender.
Un-ti
Darius n, Nesi-Amsu 32, 29, 51, a duckheaded fiend, and a form of Aapep.
Hymn
L 3
u
Unn ^*
Un,
J\
^^ J\
T. 271,
Amen.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA'
AAAAAA
\\
Rev.
it, 70,
AAAAAA
(3
-3-
Rec.
I
leaped
Unun
'
*%-
P. 42,
'
open
'
**w
IlilliltF
(plur.).
Unn-uiti
Budi
63, a
sacrificial priest.
Un-ti
'
slabber,
opener, piercer,
fr),
beast.
'
'
to
un aui
journey, course.
MI
title
i.e.,
to
praise.
pet
Illi'Tfll
door openers
scatterers,
un aaui nu
no.
n
openers,
title
A^lL^
63)
'
heart
cnreme.
Copt,
T. 333,
De Hymnis
Una-t
her
56,
27,
'
IIHHI'l
uniu
^gg>
-^o
/i
./i
/]
A
,
AAAAAA
166
-^
^yv^,^,^
'uiQinr
5=^,
of a prophet of Thebes.
_^S=U
15, 158, to
un tet
hand,
un
Rec
i.e.,
lift
AAAAAA
J\
AAAAAA <S
A_
2th Aat.
lujjijn
~vw
Rec. 34
m(]rr'i
festal procession.
iTiinni'
<
un ra en amh-t
nfl, a priestly
tgS?
^> t^i,
120,
title.
un her
AAAAAA
"5
v\
@ J&ytj
2>
II]
>
itininr
/f^y
box;
C3
f^\
^^
,
'^
|)e
chamber, sanctuary.
un-t
Illllllll
ntniiTi
r^|
lll! Pi
^V
*3cZ~.
AAAAAA
/T
^^5>
-*T
^ii/ini
festivals
141,
64, a
/T
[muni
group of
fire-gods.
'
^KJ^
[UJHHJ
nmmr
P. 196,
(i.e.,
open
\>
Un-hat
to open, to
^^
open a mare
I,
open-handed.
~HHLZT~
to
(?)
&&* ^ia
x
^
/]'
V a^J
'
r
AAAAAA
JiSsD
'
OYUmg,.
unher
dovecot, aviary
to everyone;
L t
un her hebu
unn
V\
oneself
mirror.
-mnmr
known
J]
fortress; plur.
miiini
un,
make
to
i,
U. 461,
oo
oneself,
-mnmr
AAAAAA AAAAAA
AAAAAA
sanctuary.
*|
,
(
(~*i
ununa-t
show
to
Trmrnr
-
a,
AAAAAA ^
Rec
"nnnnr
""""I
Rec. 27,
fl
'
en
AAAAAA ^
un ra
Unt
Un Per
Rec. IV, 29,
2 9>
'
the
to help.
to stab her), to be
N. 928; Copt.
open
"
Un-ta
the
d J,
mnmr
'"
tho
and Ant.
ilj
=
'
unl
un
S
)
N. 733, to
eat, to feed
upon.
[167]
il, to
Thes.
1483, hourly
III
hair.
service, service
unit
un
baldness.
a servant at Court.
which has
been cut off.
or foliage,
hair,
unu-t
27, 219,
Hh.
AAAAAA 'A+i
AAA
f)
SSSL.
j^,
AAAAAA
^=fr
agTi o
who
e\
31, 175
AAAAAA AAAAAA
I36A,
(jl
Unu-t
to argue, to dispute;
D v\
Tf^ n?
^X
unna %\
-Ji
AAAAAA
'CJ
-/*
AAAAAA AAAAAA
jj jj
S=sv --
a reed
Rev.
n,
Copt.
(?)
178,
AAAAAA
Tomb
^ S't O |,TuatXi,
o Mi ^ o U
1
Unut-Sethait
1VVV.-'
'
^'
unb
.
'
^*
D
...
plur.
^
,
J-ffr,
^J
^o'
]
Q N!
Unb
"T"
]
AAAAAA ^LJ
om'
-fr-
ilTni
hours to advance.
Rec-3,49,
"
'
-4-
Q.
18,
^^
J
D ^ x JU
star-goddess.
AAAAAA
III'
Rameses VI,
of
PL 5, a
= D e
,
'
J>
^G
Unut-netchut
to open, opening.
5,
^o
!'
'
plur.
OTOem.
'
/"^
<=>
,
unin
Amen.
5U
\\
'
tube.
AAAAAA (T
Unit
86, 3353?
-j
"
Unut-amiut-Tuat
i;
;
Rec. 30,
B.D. i3 7 A, 48,
'
n
'^ST^
B.D. 15 (Litany),
(I
unam(?)'
light
^^
f^P] J
CT ^
unin
priests
(?)
&sd
I
N. 705
|)
IJVJJ,
],
7,
uni,
2ri
horoscopists
<.
the
AA/WX* AAAAAA
O a
..
I.
AAAAAA
J|
jj
V\&
(?)
cypress.
;c.
un-t
>jL-
>jL-
D ^
.^su ,2
AAAAAA VVA
Vra
do
to
AAAAAA
sow seed
2.
'
-b
AAAAAA
<-,. Q.
AAAAAA
l'
,a9l"L.
unun
ftAAAAA AAAAAA 1J.1
hair).
in the field, to
AAAAAA AAAAAA
I*
work
O o
AAAAAA
AAAAAA AAAAAA
Vja
PM
/C
AAAAAA
-r-=6=111'
dO
at
T.
^>,
^
undergrowth, flower ;
C3
LJ
and d
AAAAAA
lo
D o
once
Copt.
form of Ra.
L 4
[1681
COO
title
of
Ra and
Osiris.
unemi, N. 862
.>
destruction.
^jj^ waste, ruin,
224
225
staff, stick.
u. 42;
Unpep-t-ent-He-t-Her
AAAAAA
1
AAAAAA
,
of the
foot; varr.
left
M.
220,
f\
AAAA/W
JiPvS
^=
21
(|
1
J]_
U
U. 90
P-
Sf^,
367
Id-
4=>,
D vi
name
Hr^^O.N.
WWVA 21
Z]
N. 847.
^^Q,
21
use,
/3
M. 313
unemi
A A A
\\
infurn*
zl
Unpi
fly.
Rev.
name
of Horus.
'I,
'
unuf ^\
II
Jll
^-5.
unf
Rec.
i,
g5i
OYUMUU
2,
116,
eaters
WA
^a~), Rev.
6, 152, to rejoice,
!,
A
t
If
Al
dining room.
:>.
^^' R\
is
unem-t
unf ab
_yifs.
to be glad, gladness
to eat, to
unemi
1
^5=
A A
u.
4
i9i,jj-
o, T.
70,
,
I
to
be glad,
'
joy, gladness, a
M.
man
of happy disposition.
forms are
225, =|=
Later
food.
/-.,
unf
undo, to unloose, to uncover.
unemi A
zj
A
N. 1186,
ft,
<E-i
_n<\i
^&S>.
ft
],
M. 580,
t\
'
,
hand
cakes, food.
ff VS
unem
Copt. O*rn<LJUL.
those on the right
unemtiu
hri-.id,
'
Unemit
right side, right
disease
^
A
|](]
ii
^(1
v
a consuming
lire.
siief
side.
Unem
unemi
ab - nt
V O ^r0f e3
.
|.
'
ymn
plants, shrubs.
\JJ
1
T. 70
|\ C3};
WWW _H>!^
<=, to eat,
f*
-^
l^Qf
<?
unp-t
M.
r,
cut,
to stab, to slay.
P. 67
T. 70,
>,
67, 180, 41
N. 892; <=*=>-
unpep-t
/WWW
D
'Q \>L=/1, to
JU
Hh A
607
AAAAAA
Unp-t www
M.
I),
unp
unema
Unb-per-em-Nu
Darius
Ra,
eye of
the day, or Shu.
30, a lioness-goddess.
?.^a:
iK-ink-rah
I,
[169
to
TJnem-utch-bah-ab
j,
A$
Denderah
iu
Unemiu baiu
oil
hair, to
30, a lioness-goddess.
I,
41-
unkh Hr %,
^AW^A
_tt
make
P. 325, ~vw
eaters
the toilette.
ji
^1
of heart
&
wS-M
0^"%
n
^\
Unem-besku -Ij- t\
U
3,
11
unkhit
"'""
Osiris.
Unkh
wwvs
unkh
<www
U'nem-huat
bandage, bandlet.
ga
diarrhoea.
to bite, to
gnaw.
Unesb.it
ra
Unem-huat-ent-pehui-f
2,
ft^NAAA
Unem-snef
Unsb
B.D. 125,
j^i"
unsh
wolf; plur.
-JUt
II,
<=|=.
6 5
!'
clothing.
/wwv\
^^x
'rV-i
|^r~~,
=|
Un-ermen-tu
Hh. 353,
^
;
Rev.
Rev.
(2
,
Ombos
unhi ^> o
7, 5,
IV, 988
j\
*e\
13, 13, to
www
It
unkh
11, 186,
oa.
w^v^
U
-j-*"
unsh-t -^",
U.
M.
299, N. 552,
P. 117,
rvri in
Hr
IT
TT.'Rec.
27, 223,
a kind of dog,
'
\\
rzsaiu' FvFi
|""l
'~rp, N. 695,
AAAAAA
98,
JL_
pt-i
I
^_
m' F^rn
(?)
coriander
Copt.
unsh-t
Unshet
8
(|
AA/VW\
P.S.B. 13,411,
unnshnesh
appear; Copt.
\J garlands of flowers.
I
~^
69,
J . f . 2 5^-
Rev.
1 1,
a star-god.
f^
unh
oa
y
Amen.
unmes
'
of Osiris.
.Tin'
OmbosIII,
133, a goddess.
unsb Hr 05-
'
to gore.
/WWVA
wound
to
^2"<==]
P.
'
'
S
Q
on garments,
15, to
-=j=.
put
'
^
^T
being.
Unshta Hh nalQ.
AAAAAA
()
oneself; "IT
)i,
N. 1000,
unkhu
^^
,
arrayed.
|l
N \
who
268,
4=""
"
P. 692, WAAAA
(2
those
(I
P.
J\
to travel, to run.
are dressed or
adorned.
Unshnesll
<*
w>C3m, to run,
to
being.
run quickly.
_&>
Un s 4- a y
Y.
AAJWW
I6o
AWWW
Hh
297,
^"
P. 185,
?,
ffi
S JL^fi
Louvre
'
5>
his
shoulders,
*rp|
unges
Rec.
3,
1 1
6,
(?)
envoy
(?)
200,
\\
untchar
,,
Gen.
a goddess.
.T. 605
ur
much,
great,
\V
A/w
T.
^a>r.,
',,
untcher (?)
Ungit -^ S,
senger
Hr
Untchllt(?)
N. 898,
60,
J'
11J
ffi (jl)
/www
who
a son of Ra,
P-
L
a
Hh
>
M.
170
(?)
Dlur
p
'
Jf
\\'
untiu (?)
.
(?),
laundr)-men, washers.
Until
*T
from the
joint.
var.
N. 1245.
.,
Until
untu (?)
cattle
from
A-
off.
great
X
calf, goat, etc.
plur.
calves,
I,
l-Sftl-
cattle.
X
^
Aft
3 HH S
v\ ft
plur.
MA
chief;
i
a conquered
fV
Anastasi IV,
3,
i,
i'
Koller Pap.
2, 4
,
Untu
untu
untu
iT
ryj
the
name
3,
6.
chiefs
^ Qr
TO
Jl
'
'
no ^' e
men
chief of
women
anc^
of a fiend.
ur-t
"T'%%*^,
Rec.
eldest;
great,
5,
90, great
woman,
great thing,
plur.
III'
society, folk
$l,
people,
Ur
varr.
great,
ae=1
how
very great
ur ^*i
untu
TL
p
_
great;
re
untu
Anastasi
things.
II
Amen.
^cs>
^=t
^"^^
,
II
I,
27,
Copt.
8,
3*"
!)|,
very
Of Hp.
^^<rr>,
greater than;
II
many many
times
II
of.
u
uraa
title of a priestess
of the Busiris Nome.
the
<
|,
cz
ur-t aa-t
Ur-res ^=f
queen.
ur khet (akh-t)
ur khert
urr
[171]
g reat in P OSS(
s reat in P r P e rt y>
=>
<=>
jj
^^ y
sions, rich.
high
official
plur.
rich.
M. 754,
IV,
Ur-res-meh ^=*
<
>
V[r
Ten
(?)
(?)
of a
title
104.
^^ n 3^ ^"*
to
Ten
>,P. 7i6,
Ur-hau
N. 786,
of the North.
title
Ur-heb
I)
of the high-priestess
title
TTr t
ofSai's.
M.
title.
^E>v^
Urti
=r
the
title
Nome
tfc^_j-,
<cz=>
Ur-heba
(I
<l5 J/,,
ur-t, urr-t
ur-hemut
U. 272,
ur-heka
N.
Nome
"!^^^^^,
t>
Prosopites.
^ $
^ y^
$
chief of the
smelters.
JJ
719,
atitie of
tool or
of words of power," a
^S^, "great
name
of the crown of
Ur-tt
^^ ^
<=r>
'
n
^Vf>,
<:
a serpent
(u\
fl
Ur-a
name
tlle
T)
the
title
of a priest.
ceremonies.
Ur-hekau ^=* LJ
working
Urttbu
spells.
urit-hekau
M.
Ur-ma
n>
<z^>
T.S.B.A.
:>
title
soldiers
Gr.
mp
ur-hekau
^^|LJU,
!>
great
common
title
of
kings.
Ur-nekhtut "^*v^^-^
of a
chamber
in the
Ur-en-sent
of gods
feared.
temple
at
^* ~vw
lu
<^z> A
he who
a serpent-amulet,
^^
chief of
Ur-neruti
Ur-hekau
JELL
LJ
LJ
a collar-amulet.
plur.
ur-menfitu
'
'
_Bc^_fl
yi
^^U^
<CZ> A
the
name
U >=Jl
Urit-hekau Igl LJ U j^, u.
d A
M
UUU
Ur-hekau
LJ
LJ
^5.
2Jl>
Edfu.
&,
is
x-
title
^,
100,
a vulture-amulet (Lacau).
326,
8,
jj
/\
f~\
P.
Urit-hekau <=>
LJLJU,
?
/\
x~\
a serpent
of
Set.
269,
title
greatly
its
-am
| LJ
UU
Urit-hekau
M. 129,
172
Ur
ec. 32, 80,
god
plur.
name
1062, a great
T. 244, N. 45,
i,
N.
',,
of the crown
'
<
of the South, or of
great god.
its
Urti-hekau
goddess.
Urur
U LJ
i\
UnU
tne crowns
'
\i
Urrta
'
LJU
>
V. 86.
the
M.
7 44,
Ur-Khafra
name
Q ^"l
of the pyramid of
^^*
9r
'
^e
/\
^fe=t
Urui
the
King Khafra.
Ur-kherp-hemut
If
ill
and
a royal crown.
v f "^^
of
title
Memphis
the
ham-
T. 244,
<&*,
^KZT
ei'<=> o Ji
of a priest of
title
who
gods
Sai's
the
lightened
Tuat
II, a
darkness
group of
compare
Heb.
f)
af
= c
P t c <*-
em
ur-SUnt ^~"
ur-shat
Urit
B.D. 100, 4:
paymaster.
desses
^^^3T
i
ur-sheflt
i.e.,
&
mighty one of
terror,
chief of districts,
^^
Ur V
five gods,
title
title
Hill,
Urit
1^^^'
of an
I,
B-D< 6o>
'
3l
of Thoth.
a priest's
priestess of Heliopolis.
32,
aj\ aj\,'
%^,
name
the god-
\\
TTi at
Urat
title
of a
Ombos
"5\
Sinsin II, a
?)
<=>m03l
III,
2,
>
god
of
Kher-Aha.
130.
Ur-ami-Shet
title
'^=
U. 269,
Urit ab - er - tef - s
title.
<S ^^c Mb
jj
}
Uru
Urit
44, chief of
I,
title
=>
official.
Mar. Aby.
Ur-t tekhfenlt
<S,
Urti
terror inspiring.
i.e.,
ur-teb
(i)
Ul
^*
ur-qahu
great slaughterer.
l!.l).
66, N. 128,
Uru
chief physician," a
JTJJ
M.
^=f,
^f
T. 289,
of
two high-priests of
v/&
Set.
Ur-senu
"
high-priest
&
Ptah
of
Horus and
f ^>-
mer, a
i.e.,
^=-[
u. 529, a
of Horus.
f
,
i,
9,
Berg.
I,
13,
Fl
*
'o &'
Tuat
I, a
=>|j
-!]-*
ofRa.
173
Ur-ares, Urarset
Urit-en-kru(P)
o Jl,a
2,6,'^*
68
>
<apt
164,
name
the
3 2 8,
Ur-henhenu
of a
<1
^fe
B.D. 64,
N.86i,
Lj5.
B.D.
Ur-urti
ra
Ur-henu
Ur-a ^.JZI.P.
^3 Rl,,,,n
Ombos.
Saite var.
a water-god.
3, 2,
Ur-heb
a
6,
M.
684, an
N.
title
OmbosI,
-t ),
i,
of
.^i
god of a boat
213,
associate of Ta,
Geb,
Asar and Anpu.
ur-baiu
Ur-heka
great of souls,
ux-pciiu.i-1
^\ ^\
LJzJ
n
<i^> rl
f.
*'
20, a god.
Mar. Aby.
44,
I,
9,
Denderah IV,
78, a
form of Hathor as a
fighting-
goddess.
Ur-hekau
78, a doorkeeper-god.
of Set of
Ur - maati-f
B.D. 115,
Urit - hekait
I44>
\\
Jj
Denderah IV,
kings.
^M xA^=^_ B.D.
$J
^^ S
Ur-pehti
"X
^^=3
and
of gods
title
TTr* TiCkTi n 1 -f
ill, 3 6,
strong-willed, a
i.e.,
a god.
LJU
Ombos,
j:-
name
***
Urit-hekau
Urit-em-ab-Rait x
N.
Ombos
III, 2, 133, a
7I<
form of Hathor.
Ur-em-Netat
N. 1345, a
of
title
Horus and
spells
Osiris.
with
<c
title
Isis,
Urti - hekau
'
vi
141, 20,
one
148,
of
\\
iTT
A QQ
|U
B.I).
Rec. 32,80,
identified
etc.
of Horus.
Ur-mert-s-tesher-sheniu
c=^3 _ Q ww
vt
oddess of
-
Ur-mentch-f
N. 754, a
'
o Im
seven Cows.
Urti-hethati
Urit-em-sekhemu-s
\\
Uru - nef - ta
setau-nef-pet
,,
U. 215,
Ur-sah-f
of Horus.
god,
Ra
M
^, ,^^^^f, T=TT,
^>J1"~
/WVWV /WWV\
WWW
Ur-senu
n f^*
/^
Denderah IV,
the
name
of
(Nebseni),
Osiris.
Tuat VI1 a
ffl
80,
'
star '
<=>lll
god.
JN
^T<rr>
^*
,
or Osiris
Ur-nes
"^>-_>
^^
^fi~^
"^^
-B^ ^L
^Kiv.
<rr>
title
Ur-khert ^=t
TT>_C!Q
U I -Od.-_TTT
Ur
=>
Ur-metuu-her-aat-f
Ur-khert "^.ciU
o^o, a title
c r\
of Osiris.
Lanzone
176,
(?)
<H> O
77
yi
'
[174]
Ur-sent
ur-t
grave.
c^>
derah IV,
god
Berg,
78,
(3) a
who
(2) a jackal-god
35
i,
(i) a
double
bull-
god of Edfu.
Ur-sekat
i
|
I
"x^
-?
'
^^
ur
(Jft
urr
place
(?)
^>
^>Sl*
>
Ur-sheps-f
OI
son of
Ptah.
urr-t <^>p,
goddess of
',
<
^^
20, 8r, a
M.
T.
^U,
240,
Ur-gerti
Rec.
good demon.
a garment, a bandlet.
6iS,a form
mass of
name
flood, a
water,
of the
sky.
a star-god.
"lcr<=>T!.M
'J-^.Naville,
\\
title
Tssai]
\\
87,
of Horus.
Urui-tenten
Mythe, a
Ld
urit
-
[^^
(]
Ural (?)
U
^r
"^
3,
Ura[tenti] <^>
Urit-shefit
Ur-ka-f
Rec.
of Horns of Edfu.
urri
hall.
<=>uLA,
Rev.
A,
173, 12,
n,
171,
136,
^fe=t
ur <z>
meat, a meat
/,!
a joint of
ration;
(1(1
Rev.
ir,
Mar. Aby.
I, 6,
42
Copt.
15,
X ^O 00
';
,pO"if p.
ur
^^ i-*
ur
^^ jf^\, N.
^^ W.
ur
>
(?)
(?)
Urit
jtf$
urrit
^ ^ ^=
Q ^'AA ^=,
Cii
chariot
<o
(1, flame,
"**->*-,
-^^
^fc
fire.
"
"^r=f
pig.
'
Ur
'
'
Rev.
!,
'<=>i
LU""^
Q <d>G>
|
<rr>
\\
<^
SJ^-T*-
v\
iTT'
.
^-.^
ur-t <d=>
ur-t
ur-t
Ur-t
ur
JTffn
^* A
a funeral chest.
N. 507, a
urit
a large boat.
AAAAAA AAAAAA
is,
BD
,
uri
<i
be
hairy
urmu
a ake in
Sekhet-Aaru.
|
compare
Copt. CnrX,Ll(?)
I
i .
title
of priests of Rfl
and Mnevis.
\\
urmu
Nile-flood.
Urm'r
N- 1330-
Thes
'
I2
'
Libyan king.
175
a disease of the
urmit
belly.
U'
urh
N.
=0=
O ^>
M X Q
i
<
2^'u'
.
_^
ji,
Ursh ^^*
(I
J\
watcher ; plur.
=0=
Urshu
^-^fi.^
&n
JlA'&o'
P. 238,
Cg \>
<2
<=>>
'
'jR
Urshu <p[
'
urmu
Rev
HI'
5 ' 9<5
403-
'
^* I %\ ??,
urhu
urh-t
anointed ones.
P. 692,
ooo
unguent.
of divine beings.
Pjjs,
III
nil
Urshiu
'
Rev.
14,
40, plot of
three Hour-gods
of
ground, court
OYpe,.
Copt.
urkh t^-
2*
r^D,
Copt.
to
urkh
\TT
^-
urkh
of the 75 form;
M.
02,
oar
r^f^K
'
_zr
Jf'
i-n-il
i
wi ^r
<^p. [)
v ,N.
n,
to flourish.
Pe
(Buto).
Urshu Nekhen
to guard, to protect.
^*-
become g re e
'
,
'
(No. 67).
Urshu Pu
court;
'
Ra
\\
M.
urs
^f]Y
-*)
Nekhen.
an Earth-
head
rest,
pillow
plur.
Urti-ha-t
OO
'^3~
<rr>_ZT
~i
alabaster pillow ;
pillow
^=* (1
title
<^
C2
i
v\
"^
urt
<=>!
pillow.
njjfr
U. 451,
P.
cally,
observer,
the setting of a
^^^)^,^,L.D.
Rev. 13,
3,
observatory
watch,
vigil.
in,
4 on,
to pass
Urt-ab(orha).
urtu
Urt-ha-t
O 55
Copt.
see
akhmiu
urtu.
0-
'
<ll2a^,
star.
I,
,
cnrpcye.
Ursh-t
be moti011 "
^>-~
urtu
'
immobility, cessation.
_
<rp
to rest
OYpOT".
'
165, N. 799,
Hh. 224,
[I,
i'r^or
S&
^
to
urt-t
i~rc-i
W>
j
wo de
less; Copt.
ursh
of Osiris.
S%(fl' S=^^)
""
-Sg^l,
O \\
I
<^>l
v?^
heart," a
,
god.
fc
V'^p.-j
64,42, 145,1,
182,
i,
i,
uhamu f
<|>(^
X
o
"
to repeat,
OTUU&JUL.
recite; Copt.
name
given to
any
ra
ra
urtch
U.
ra
to destroy, to over-
J^\\
throw.
a kind of bird.
to-
i'
mummy.
s^^
urt Si(2 ^s^
176]
uhan-t
ra
uhi ^>4L, L D
_zr ^r"
-
ra
Vm
of,
ra
ra
mark
to
Rev.
to
to
(of an arrow), to escape,
something, to be a defaulter
8, i
34
I,
manage
f\
ra
v\ ra
a kind of
ra
become
putrid, to rot.
\ ra
fish.
Uhem
deprived.
>
uheb
to avoid
be exhausted, to be weary
25, 7, to
uha
fail,
ra
be careless about.
uha
'
Anastasi
-/i
i-
71
\\
ra
Rev. 11,55,
(|(]^>,Edicti5,
fl
uhas e
\\
m
^>
n n
ra
ruins.
rum,
7
f
i
I/
j
M
f\
i\
fr)
no
3k,
or robbed, deprivation
(?)
one who
is
stripped
^\ ra
Amen.
Rev.
i,
13, 75,
J,
a fiend.
\\
Peasant 292,
failure, ruin.
uhiu(?) ^
to tell a
uhiu %rallllx
uhi
Rev., scorpion
1\
Speak
Copt. OlfUJgjJUL.
'
X Q
Copt.
renewing
uha
Amen.
ra
,
ra
again
dream
a story,
tell
^ <=>
14,
n,
12, 19, 2,
ra
^\
life,
repeating living;
which renews
AWVAA
w**,
water
A/VWVA
life.
uhemu
....
'L-fll
10,47,
1J.\\
(?
&*!ra
x
'
"
"
teller>
ra
herald, lay priest, recorder, orator, proclaimer
ra
e
'
mark,
to
to
fail,
to miss the
ra
etc. (as
uhem-ti
uh >\
^^
ra"
uhem aa
fail.
uhaha
ra
"^
ra <&.,
to
fail.
recorder; |
narrator.
>
,
IV,
^\
20, recorders
oftheNomes
[177]
uhem
"
uhem menu
ense[m]-t neb
teller
ODD
messenger.
Uhem nesu
kin s' s
P,
Q
lier aId
spells to bewitch
III'
to repeat
words.
recite
4-
&
B.D. 123,3,
1
uhem
renews
a god.
ELI
speech
her
&
t\
^Hr^V ^^
"
J)
j
who
he
of a god.
f t\
j|
repeater of risings,
nth Pylon
name
uhem kha
(?)
etc.
etc.,
&I*m
41*
'
,
I
Uhem renp
Aapep.
9th Gate.
Uhem-her
<=> IV
ra
Uhemi (?)
Uhem-t-tesu,
uhem
K
in-chief.
/'
'ODD
uhem metu
"""!
Uhemu
i.e.,
Ra.
of Sekhet-
uhem'seshet
re-
^v
^KS,
gl, Jour.
Rec.
16, 57,
to
;
a revolution (of a
renewer of form
is
renewed
star).
II
I
i.e.,
u
the
moon.
uhem
uhen
<sra
uhem
^.
the moon.
i.e.,
uhem qet-t
repetition.
uhem-t
is
to increase them.
i.e.,
renewer of form,
what
fetters,
uhemit, uhemmit
,
renew
qaas f
uhem
ra
11J
^\ *sA.w- ^6,
Rec.
rn
m, tk\\
2,
Jr
uhemuti
\\
,
without his
like,
unequalled.
\\
uhem-
T_
uhen
em uhem
i, filth (?)
<2ra
/ww
c.
,,
Amen.
8, 3, 12, 3,
\\
ra
anew.
decay, ruin,
uhen
a second time,
emuhem
failure,
24,15
a second
era
time, anew.
mit
em uhem
down,
to lay
waste.
Q
_n_ ^\ ^\
^3Ki
n mut-f em uhem
O
(7
Jl
SL
^1
V\
he shall never
uhemu aha
'
? T=T,
a
,_
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
uhennu
ra
P- 471,
M. 539,
N. 1118, to remove.
Uhem ankh @f
ra
uhnen
title
Ql,
"
Edffl
i,
of the Nile-god.
renew a
repeat an attack.
to
house
80,
dog
Copt.
Uh "^>,U.
n A
297, T. 141
N- 537, to be strong
M.
(?)
198,
U
Uhuh
^>|^|^,,
Rec. 15,57..
Amen.
14,
to
15,
free, to release, to
uhuh
Amen.
27,
out.
0=3^
flJr
J}'
<a
178]
to loosen, to set
untie,
uh
283),
"*
uha sennti
i\
^*
w,
i\
to
open
compound
ment,
Copt.
Uha
uh, uha
X
^;,
*^~~"^^~
theSS-t
a knot, to disentangle a
riddles.
uha
'
stone, to excavate
corn;
.'"
to
to reap
prune vines>
Rec.
^ldf
plur.
uha
,,,'
Amen.
6 > 20
26
33, abortus
"
brazier,
'
.
plur.
v\
X c
,
hands and
fingers.
bow
down to.
to revere, to
uha tchatcha
=
no,
in-
T. 183, 233,
show the
Stele 16,
Anastasi
I,
7,
work a
K>
and
D,
)->
i,
M"^ X
uha
uha
D^T
c
to cast a line,
to
,
skilfully
\\
N. 766,
crement, addition.
uha
21
coloured.
uha
Annales III,
.
T. 326.
uhau
(g
Mar. Karn.
Copt.
~t* ~
Af
\\
skilful
-**
a.
uha-tet
O'
^
a guide of
'
B.M.
O,
'
El-Amarna V,
3, 10.
hati)'
(or
a matter which
a,
^>
.1
,
6, 11,
'^
Uha-ha-t
Uha ab
to harvest grapes.
c.
hew
'
0=3
,
to unpick
matter, to explain
L=^I_^_I'
uha
to
terf
<.
difficult
>
^M
fowling.
nL-fl^r
Israel
^^; CO
PI
oe'
;
plur.
u
Uha (remu)
.Sherman;
[179]
,
Peasant
plur.
2 30,
Uhi
MM
,gram.
o o o
_-
Amen. 23,20
c,
T>
Rec.
13, 203,
cl
Rec-
3>
'
to repeat
Uher%^ Wi Rev.ia,
3,d^CoJ.
I
great
and
down, to
little
>
^,,
^O
Hh.
354,
MI'
Ukh(?)
to
M*a
Rev. 25, 64
filth,
dust, dirt.
or
to stab with a
wound,
ukh-t
/)
,-,
Uha-t
Metternich Stele
>,
73,
things; see
ukha
10'
CJI
,
to beat
fishing.
!_!
r^-W_J!
slay.
uhsut
Uha-t <=
'
uhes
I,
c^E-t
'
>
uhem
Jf
Jr
'
\_>
of
scorpions
Isis
OTOO,e,
Copt.
night
Copt. GlfttJH.
ukha %>
to
uha
food,
feed,
provisions,
superfluity.
darkness,
Mar. Aby.
37,
I, 6,
VJ
amu,
LL
uhai
pillar, pilaster,
beams of a
Annales
plur.
\\
uha
,
1
uhi
III,
l>
'
'
ing-place.
^IlTT?' cxli'
'
encampment
plur
A
il
8 A
Mar. Aby.
or village of
ft
nomads
II
I, 7,
^,De Hymnis
68,
%JU%*.
Jl A
Jf
%\ 8
Israel
%
St
III
Roug^ I.H.
PI.
57
in the desert
,\ A| %? }
/'
-II
Tombos Stele 5,
@ l'
^'"-^I
_2T A
I
256,
Uhut %>
c-^K^^
||]
'
mm,
etc.
ukhatu-t
Ukha
^T
Ukha
V ^
/\i
_ZT
*!
5S
L.D.
the n
of the
Sudan,
Arabia, etc.
East
Africa,
!'
mads
Syria,
Palestine,
III, 140, 6,
enquire for
fire altar.
T. 288, P. 609,
M. 406,
-ness
Herusatef
foreign settlements.
^l
^,
T. 371, N. 126,
Copt
ukhakh
Amen.
[180]
ukha
TJ
ukhikh(?)
Q
B, to let
fall,
have a miscarriage, to
to
down something ^K
M. 249, N.
^,
P. 826, a plant-god
(?)
Ukheb %,
ukha kha-t
nungen
y)
base of
a pair of sandals
or shoes (Lacau).
~\
f|
Or
>.
ukha
Rech-
dock,
@i
plur.
>\\
ukher-t
ukha-ta
wooden
tool or
671, M. 661,
Jl
Rec.
31, 86.
cake
N. 1275,
'
offering.
e?
..-
ukhes (?)
an amulet (?)
N. 1098
P. 461,
,M. 517
!f
ukhes nemmat
ukha
j\, B.D.
[1
whirlwind, storm
125,
Iljsee^p
Ukhtu ^\ ^K T=TTT
(?)
ukha
>
Peasant 287,
ur^
warehouse, wharf,
granary,
.
dockyard;
a pyramid.
^,
ukha
r^D
63,
,
.A
be bright.
to shine, to
to
evacuate.
ukha theb-t
I 8,
ukher
LJI
T. 333,
ukhet
port, harbour.
ssis, boat.
'
%>
IV, 1082,
)M,
O>
Peasant 2i&,Q
VI
Rec. 31,
68.
ukhti
S,
^^ ^
8,
Vf ^
Jl i
of
in
state
of
collapse.
Sr
,,
<B
>
'
,
'
'
III
pan,
III
folly.
sickness, inflammation.
ukha
'
ukhet
'
ment;
man
ukhet-t
Q,
to be in a state of collapse,
p. j,
8, 73,
<3
>
^K
*^&, R.E.
docu-
roll,
embalmed.
to
cr^Sc^^z,
Also used of words of the wise
_n x _BE^
',
ukha
i'
ukham (?)
Ost.
N. 753, claws,
nails, hooks.
,
Theb.
'
ukhet hat
bearing
US
plur.
"v\
fih
00
^\
v^|l
.A
= \>
"
^7
'
tuliiant for ,
'
J, to
U
l)e
broad, wide.
$
use[kh]-t a
14,
hall,
13,
y^
Rev.
Rev.
lo
III
=i
usaten (usten)
plur.
C~D
asylums, refuges.
USash. VitA
**
ft
'
ep^^
long-
USi
[181]
J\
Rev.
O
*
|D
us
Famine
Stele 31,
Copt,
come
to
an end.
Q-&
to enlarge
cnreceum.
B.D. i44c(Saite),
Usaau
empty, to
3|
a goddess.
USeb %> P
J,
to heap up.
Peasant 257, B.
2,
107,
decay, ruin,
>
7T
us %\
p
/!'
be
to
do away some-
to Destroy, to
US %\ X
idle,
lazy,
slothful
Copt.
thing.
to
something sawn
off,
ness,
^\
sluggishness,
'
sawdust, scrapings.
US-t
1
1
^'^"
9^<
'
>
usaf(usf)
'
\\
usam (usm)
134,
man
ia, 115,
^^Ji^^,
Rev- ",
J\
fy
i,
usfu
B
2,
MS, Peasant
?>
109,
usfa
284,
man.
lazy
A M?i
usfau
snarers
of the same.
USar ^K
the amulet
of the sceptre.
I2
W>, Rev.
13,8, strong
usem
usen
'-"IPS-
(=0)
to
useni
Usar, User
bowels, intestines,
,
s-
make
water.
of the Ram-god.
title
user
L_fl,
~j
130, A.Z.
forms of the
name
of Osiris.
to be mighty, to be rich
to
H,
be strong,
~j,
"j
|1
;
]
rich in houses.
'
USah
to advance.
user
IV, 972,
"i
strong one,
oppressor.
i.e.,
182
userit
Rec.
user-t
90,
s,
||i
?
|
a wealthy
user ^\
woman, Metternich
Stele 55
plur.
I
IIP
I]
%\
Sl5,
"i
apart
"lip.
I
Y?'
to steer, rudder,
r"..
riches
4|
fl
Amen.
1 1
USeru
9, 6).
c
II
User %f]<=>-f %
.if
I
User
~f
3,
god of
SJJ'
^ >
i,
198,
Userit
^1
J,
',
'
B.D. 41
186-188, one
'
II
jPJ^Jsfl
useh
(2
R 8 (1
to shave, to
to destroy by
fire.
Ra and
-A
\
a go
oddess
ofSekhet- Aaru.
30, 9,
*%*$'
RD
1\
<$.
JJ
[I
^^^
^^^ s^S
^JT
Q |1
empty
is
the
of Osiris.
*^\
(I
made
spacious.
"i
USekb.-t
7J
be spread out, to
^ *-=
/=
3r
to
to be in a spacious place, to
breadth;
(2
fl
I
^t7
O,
cr^i
^^^^
i
\\
\7
JUi
width,
two arms.
Tuat VI
a name of a
standard in the Tuat.
User-Ra
User-ha-t
"j
name
to cut through,
pieces,
(Saite), a lake
in Sekhet-Aaru.
Nesi-Amsu
T)
"i (1
65, 4, a title of
the
\\
IJ.
to cut in
a god.
110,42,
<=:>
l8 two
u
leathern objects.
'
U. 229, a goddess of
a o(0V
User-Ba
fire,
destroy.
tj
Userit "Hi
flame,
t?
"
ci
OCT
(1
>V
User-t
strength.
^
~f
p ^~~^
~f
the
User-ti
userti
Rec
~f
USer-t
"l
user-t
&ocep.
Copt, cnrocp,
of a god.
^^
J,
"
Usekh[-t]-ast-ankh[-t]-em-snef
strong heart,"
derah
I,
30,
Ombos
II,
2,
134, a lion-god
and
lioness-goddess.
-j
f^^
Amen-Ra
~^|M>'
User-t (?)
Usekh-nemmat
Thebes.
in the Tuat.
Geb
were tied
at
tl>e
damned
Usekh-her
B.D.
V7
[183]
Usekh-t
uraeus-goddess.
,
usekh-t
plur.
Koller Pap.
3, 6.
usekh
Herusatef Stele
'
JTI
hall,
7,
usekh-t asq
id
J- .A
1\
<f
^,
"
>
Rec. 4
26.
\\
_j
tomb.
usekh-t en bunr
'
usekh-ti
of
JO
usekh-t Asar
ornament
pectoral, breast
waiting room.
collar,
usekh ^K
^K
~~
amulet
| pectoral
,
outside hall.
^^^~ V\
_EESs-
of various
kp-k
Ommn,
in
Ifci* M
silver;
in
J ^"Y
\ fwT|,
gold;
lapis lazuli
in
<>>
_n*^
OQ
LE
hall of the
j
'
usekh-t
gp| ftvV&rff ii
the ha U
tcham metal.
ri
A.Z. 1908,
1 8,
festival hall.
A.Z. 1908,
amulet.
usekh-t hetep
8,
^7
usekh-en-Nebti
rv
<
,
name
of an amulet.
usekh-en-Khens %>
*tn
^2,
%>[]<ww^
of an
name
\f *a D
tomb in which the offerings
were presented, and the offering itself.
fl
J$
':'
usekh-en-Mut
usekh-t hebit
^|
usekh-en-bak
-ww^
fl
A.Z.
A.Z.
Reeds
Usekh-t Set
usekh-en-tchet
^Aw^
II
the hall of
[,
usekh
|,
name
Usekh-t Shu
sCl
Shu," a
name
with metal
Usekh-t Geb
" hall of
Geb," a
usekh
name
I
*^\
1k
c?R
c,
of the earth.
vessel.
<j
^\
'
usekh %,
II
\\oCi .Xr'Ji
wide-mouthed
(?)
Rec. 31,
70
usesh
usesh-t ^\
of an
u^i.haii =
M 4
[184]
usesh
Usten @
collar, necklace.
usesh
00 fO, to make
1
17, to
5,
Amen.
to stretch, to
strides,
extend.
1
%
%nn<
usesh-t
a, u. 159, T. 344,
god, a
of the Nile-god.
title
200, a lake-
ustchefa ^|l ~1
(0
2,
"*, Gen.
i
"^
......
AA/VWV
iso,
\v
^,
^ Hh.
i
29,
vv
Rec.
Ml
/WN/VAA
372,
urine,
excre-
evacuation,
ment
ussha
in general.
tO CUt
Off.
<$.
-^^
document, despatch
roll, letter,
UShsh
o
e
usten
Stele
_A, Israel
-J;*L
12,
om
'
cnrecy.
to lack, to
nothing, emptiness.
ush ami
>r\
Edict 23,
USh up-t
if
\J
[^
(^,
^
'
1
ush-t
to walk with long steps, to stride, to step out
Rev.
ment.
;
ush
'Copt.
=>
usten re
mouth
usten ret
i.e.,
ustenu %,
_ZT
256, a kind of
to
J\
usten
-'J
I,
wide.
to walk with
H
I
\\,
USh
USh
boldly.
^oa^,
^\r-K-i-y=,
OfOJH.
^
Rec.
^,
1
4,
pelican
(?)
2 1, to eat; var.
&$$^
officer.
ush
O
r^^TB, to
a spacious room.
ushsh
Usten
title
of the Nile-god
and of his flood.
make
f^
water.
00 ^
"
USh
.A
make
water.
urine, evacuation.
ush-t
an
O @
to
_ZT
Usten
of.
ush hat
strides,
be deprived
one-armed, one-handed.
,
long
Copt.
used
USh
^^
USh
Berl.
USta p,
plur.
:
,
1)21'
deprived, robbed
/&
"i
v^
ust-t
Stele 31,
Heruem-
ape-god.
ush
1075, 1189, to stride; Copt.
OTOCeen.
B.D. 148, the herald
.ft
ofthe2ndArit.
'
Caus.
Amen.
26, 13,
to cr ^ out> to P ra se to a dore,
'
>
185
<5
ushush
to crush, to
Usha-t
pound.
usha
derah
zo,
II,
Den-
<,
,,,
*'
to masticate, to chew.
'
"^ U*
Ushat-bakat e ^H ^
f^&
71
\
'
L-fl
84,
R.E.
6, 26,
herdsman,
of
the
ushau
\\
36
'
^TiMl^
=
==
JaixS' i_
_i
a place where
see Shabti.
sacrificial
=e-
Hystaspes; Pers.
Babyl.
Seti
'
IV 50^.1095.
"<<" J:fff
^^ ^^
^^|
Ushati
Rameses IV
I,
usha
%TTT^T^
Jr *m
MI' words
revilir| g s
of
omen.
Beh.
f^ ^,
I, 4,
* Tombs of
ll
(|
see Usha-t.
\\
i,
to gnaw, to chew, to
cursings,
ill
yff
AC?
<?
bite, to
usha
is
eaten, food
Hymn
Darius
worm
.rts^M^l^ai^ftj
spread, to rub into
to
scatter,
powder.
usha-usha^
Anastasil, 26,
!?
Q?>
(B
>
usha
pour out, to
at a tooth,
3,
v^
\\
"
of a
412,
(0
I
(3
\\
a disease of the
UShU @ n Q
X
i,
-II
'
Ushur-ha-t
to beat, to beat
\i_Jl
smash,
to
usha-t
strike,
to
break
into
usheb
flat,
an
'
Copt.
a, Rev. 14,14,
\W
I0
ibis-god.
ushait
bucket.
^, 1(1)1^* ."^^
to
Ushataspi
to
I,
Ov
Gr.
(?)
_Z1
USha
Annales
I ,
usham
tened geese.
USha-t
Dekans
JT\\
compare
10,
II,
ushauti
S^
_j)\
it
one
Denderah
S^
usha ahu
jf^jl
i~w-\
I,
Gr. Ovtate.
\\
to answer, to
to
make an answer
*
night.
a defence; -cs>-
\^
*^
fy^.
g?>,
make
or an excuse;
Copt.
'
oiruxyfi.
u
USheb-t
Rec
x^'
Amen.
4,
X
51
Q ^,
1]
^)
~~)
n, n,
2i
v\i
18,
186
79
'
vv
v\
UShem
15,
'cLJVS'
Stele
Israel
crushed or
^K I-K-I t\
split,
something
powdered substance.
Qi, answer,
I,
'
III^TTi
ushbit ^
Mar Karn
-
52,
*$
Tuat
j
il
answer, deposition.
%>oa
Jr
JS^H,
J
ushebti
1 7,
of the night.
ushem
rrc-i
\\
Vv
ushem
woman;
plur.
USheb %\ I-K-I
v.
\\
^7
I)
Jl
_ZI
i]
r-rc-i Jl
gfl J|
^7
ushem
the
USheb
J ^,
^>oa
%r-rc-i
71
U. 499,
\^.^I,
grain.
T. 372, P. 607,
I!
(?)
'
name
mix together
to
Copt, cnruxyjui.
see Shabti.
a wailing
guides of Af.
\\
one of the
I,
'
ushen
to snare, to pluck
a bird.
/I
Zl
M. 717,
fl^>^,
ushnu
I,
N. 709, to
consume,
usheb-t
USher ^K
" D
^,
P.gj
/H
o
up
food, meals for the dead.
USheb
%>oa
J\
_n
11
usheb-t
^
\
J^
III"
usheb ^>oa
Rec.
3,
II
Jj
usheb'
u \5c3a
,
VA'
_P J
to
to
lack,
be empty,
to
6,
be consumed, bare,
to carve
Stele
242, annihilation,
Metternich
usht
'
to
'
I6 to be
'
QS,
of
1^1, Rev.
engrave.
II0
emptiness, a term
13,
39; Copt.
cnruxyT.
(?)
oa J O
p,
Peasant
2 75,
;^| |f
Hh. 424
(a
Stele
abuse.
begotten
usheb -usheb
ushem
to cut
BJX
Tombos
usher
usheb
(of grass).
(Saite) I44E,
a fire-god.
"^
up
beads.
pearl
h
B.D.
\\
bedded
to
;
loaves
of bread.
XIII
26, 80,
cakes,
'
ushbit
Usheb
be parched,
usher
Rec 26 "4,
to
Amen
C3SZ)
crush, to
chop up,
pound
together.
gate,
to
cry out
cross-examine, to greet,
to, to pray to
Copt.
to
salute, to
ushet-ti
187]
Ugit
crier.
\v
ushetu
'
Peasant
216, a
person addressed.
ushet ^
I
Mil
pray
ushet-t
*^
*^ ^3
p.
fe^j
^ffl^DDO
ea
OTOZI.
uga
cate.
ugait
to suppli-
to,
jawbone
(late form), to
ffl
^\
appearance
sickly
Uqet-neferu %> ||
^M
(?)
TT, name of
.,
3, 12,
to
a palace of Nefer-hetep.
Amen.
age.
Rec.
26,
13,
Nubian
Ug ^>
ffl
I, 78,
Uga-t
title
^\
n ^*,
*ft
(3
Rev.
ft)
^S^
ugaa
Ugap
A/VWV\
overthrow,
of the Nile-god.
ugam'
.o^-,
"^\
ii, 174,
Rechnungen
58,
TT^
J^ ^ %S^j>
to
sweep away
Mythe
7,
Amen.
8,
Copt.
6,
to
OTTCJUX n,
^
Jr
Nav.
pit, well,
ffi
ra
"^ ^ ^,
(j
pool, stream.
be burned, to burn.
to
Uga
Ug,
Edfu
(adjective);
TT
v\ Ai Agl
it
D ^jiZ*7t
Ugep
ffi
i
to split
slit,
fish.
o overthrow, to destroy
Copt.
o-ruxTn,
ugem ^
22, 23, the eight pegs of the magical boat
to
j^J'j^J)
j^
in'
which
to cut open, to
gut a fish or
an animal.
sons of Horus.
ffl
uga
-B.M.
fish,
or fish
Q.
uges
ffi
name
of a
IIl6 B, 31,
P.
'fillets
^A
(?)
6>.
!,
festival.
Rev
Ut ^\ 1 A
J?
'
3'
other;
37,
Copt.
'
nw "^
-^.
flfl
Hi
uga,
Amen>
I
23)
I5
'
to eat> to
o-ce-r.
Rev
ut
I2> 6 9> to
Rev.
ut
5,
P.
66 1, to
eat,
"
commands.
Uti
<<;
. \\
to
Ut ^\ Q ^,
awa y Co P f
8, to order, to issue
^,P-774,
775,
cmwf.
..,'
r-^r-i
'
00
J
<$>
ugau
P
to
X^21
slit
448,
utu
command.
to be called, to
an
official
name.
188
Utanu (?) O
ft
the
name
of a god.
'
ut
JJ
ut
Q
f~\
ffV
'
JJ
o* li^
KJ J2*m
-/?
to
'
l 'e
'
embalm
to
ut
to
mummify,
OT.
Copt.
bronze.
-^
"
ut
I<57)
'
new
Utut
Rev.
Sl o
*J
swathings,
mummy
'
bandages.
\\
III'
uti
tables,
Ut
o,
^,
:
OTOTCnrGT.
Copt.
^ ^J,
rv
15, 17,
papyrus shoots
(of leather).
T.
\^[
n wuv
a kind of
311,
an embalmed body
plant
plur.
(?) in
!\
t\
3 W
ff,'
\\
grain, seed.
E\\
fV
Q d
_fl
/
r
Utt v\
V
em-
&
plur.
fy
utlt
balmer ;
(]-[[...
v\
<D
V^
T-L'
_7l
UJ
U. 216,
ci
'
f\
'
yp,
LJ
^
F
to beget,
u)
Utiu
Z.
IV
^?
%.
XT
/T
to produce;
9;
see
s<
//
,
,
P- 6
ft
\\
utut
i.e.,
v\
M. 464, v\
urncase,
JfQU
'
-"-
UtU
\\
Utt %\
fi
Rev.
'
"
?)
&
$>
UtU
the Evil
'
One.
solar
gods
2,
sepulture,
death.
fl,
begetter," a
j|,
title
who
@n^ A8^T$
n
j-J
_i_E^
'15W^$'
var.
(;<)L
s^\
ibid -' 3
of several
-"-|
,
he begot himself;
he begot
his
own organs
ter,"
^r=a,^"(j(|r=S,^,
name
of Ra.
\\
Utah
g ene
Utti
"
.
fl
-
Utu(P)
,
Q
^\
g^OOTT.
destruction.
Rev
Utt
12, 40,
n ^ 5U
uti
beget
"v
jp
to
Utit
Pa P'
9. 2f>
a
^| ft
'
title
>
Utet-f-em-utcha
a god of one of the Dckans.
Hatllor
"beget-
u
Utet-f-em- pet
derah
II,
Uten
*, Den-
Q.
"x*
^fp^y
*,
name
a weight.
Utenu
Utet-neferuset
^
Ombos 2, 131, a goddess.
^g|g^> j^jkjk,
Utens
everlasting
nrrm
eternity.
<==
*^^
ti)
'
Q
68
P-
^>
"^\
^//
l6 7> 6 89, M.
v^^yN
^-^
196,
L
^ Q'C^
Utti(?)
two uraeus-goddesses
uteth
_r
II
n,
109,
a kind of stone.
P. 35 5> N.
1069, to seize.
a group of
gods.
Rhind Pa Pbank of
to sur44, t<
vi
vive (?)
river
'
(=0), to beget;
B.D. 168.
later form,
-<s>-
Sli
(+?
^ |
uteb
III,
Uteth
o a
uth
uteb
Uten
anm
uteth
j]
i
Tombos
Tuat in,
Utau Asar
Utau-ta
Annales
^1
to heat, to burn,, to
boil up, to cook.
e
I
ochre
Copt.
o'v
Utau
uteb
T. I83 ,
1 DOO.
Ol
Jr
utriu
used in painting.
utshi
fl
Jl
tk
trails (?)
utekh
.
Utt @
substance, en-
founded, cast
the
(?)
Utu-Shu
NebtiofNenu,
i,
"c:^
_il
N. 95
some moist
e^
Utet-tef-f
be heavy,
Jl
Utet-f-em-her
-,
to
,
utenu^x
a
star.
Utt
V,
& Jr O
10,
Dekans.
[189]
=,
Rev.
Uthut \\~
^
~-2L
IV, 84,
95
13,
%^
_Z2
=&
,
-J {]!],
Tombos
ed.
Stele
o o o
9,
fertile, prolific.
see
utcheb.
f~\
t^
A
w\, to
make an
offering,
AM
o
u
ing
>
_ii
di P*l
ar>
y*l
offer lift
Copt, cnrurrerr.
uten (?)
ffl
A/WW S
uten (?)
a kind of tree.
Anastasi
through ;
I,
uthesu
Ebers Pap.
(?)
3,
to
i,
breach a wall,
Rev.
= Copt.
"1
1M
those
who
lift
uthes
to be lifted
c
25,
% s=
grease
uten^
to carry.
to bore
up
(in
a bad sense), to be
arrogant,
proud, pride.
Uthes ka
'"j
il
/&
3T
[_),
i
190
Sau
Ut-t
man
violent
,
name
height, a
Uthes
>
",
f=t,
-fa
'
n
^1
utt
X, Peasant 206,
J*n
1480,
heaven,
of the sky
TL
Thes.
T^
plur.
^ ^T &,
Ut qen ^>
%s=
Uthesit
the ejacu-
77^,
uthes-t
see
Uthesit
or goddess, heaven
(?)
[, atitleofThoth.
ik
Ut
to burn.
Ut-aui
44,
Uthes-ur
,
III
fire.
%^= H \^
M.
ft.
-er=-Nj
uttutenuiu v\
"
T. 285,
of
title
fiery
Ra (?)
plur.
hands," the
(|
=^^.
name
of a god.
-fV
j^
Ut V\c=>^__^,
3i, 13,
c-=*a
(V
\j\
inscribe, to engrave, to
Rec
^__^
draw up a
to write, to
of "strong
list
names."
S,,T.
1
248.
ut
name
of a sacred
boat of Ra.
\\
Uthesi-h.eb.ttJL
stele, tablet;
see utch.
irrnn
the
A
ii
Uthes-neferu
utiu
embalmers
Rec
36, 78,
see utiu.
utu, ut-t
^ A2im
see
utchu,
Ut ^Kcsa^
Uti
to dismiss
^cSijJIj.M. 54,
Copt.
N.
=>, U. 438, T.
utet
no
2 5o
to decree, to order
utu
-'
*W,
X 21
\~
Jl a
to a >'> to P ut to place>
'
>
tj
command,
see
^\ c-^=^ MS
utchu,
,
^\ J
commander,
lyasil-
leader.
II-
cerebrum, brain
(?)
^Kc^^\L_=/l,
).
92, 4,
IV, 968.
o
'
Ut
arm
in hostility.
B.D.
j
'
6,
shot
with
stars.
190,
Utit
Utu
chamber.
Tuat X, a solar-god or
hour-god.
fc
[191
uten
uteb
C=
'Y\
^\ <^=^i
Uteb
to breach
Utennu
^\c^s
*s
_ZT
fl
furrow; plur.
',
\7
'
Uten ^\
to
\>
1-^0
to copy, to write.
*
*k>
^\"^^
Jl.
<vwwv Ifi,
Ci
o
OS
III
v.
Uten
(vy/ww
Utpu
<=
7f %O,
AAAAAA
jvj"
(^ ^^AA^'\
ft
mm-fi
utfa
ft
anm
>AAAAA
^P\
ef
7^'
j^^I'fe
j^^T^ >Ship
122, to
2,
delay; var.
^^
uten
uten
M. 454, 458,
^
153,6,
3, 6
^ L.D. III,
65A,
heavy-handed.
onm
'
>
B.D. (Saite)
a
^
JD
uter
make an
uten
?==>
^K
offering,
A^A~V\
V*^
n
V>
D
P
.
L
N. 791
;
'
lg
11
/wvwviliii'
11
WWU\
"
Jr-wvwJLi
plur.
gift;
[111
ii
o eii
funerary vases.
offering.
'
(?)
>
*wwvi
to be heavy.
mm, weight;
utensu
M. 449,
to
[TnTH
ft
<2
uten-a
AMAAA
(^
Ji
y^
AAAAAA
__|)
\*^
JT
AAA/WV
/vww\
^s
^TP^
offerings
Copt.
IV, 748,
^ ^0,
^t
OYUJTg,.
j^c=>|^QS N-963.
Uthu
i-r
K^
Jr
K <^> 9
T. 331, P. 348,
^cr^
uten-t
U. 42A, cake, cake
offering.
289, 625,
M.
<B
^w"J
2 7, 35,
-J-
teben-t)
>P\ /wvw, t
on the
altar.
altar.
(read
set
Utekh
gift.
a shrine at Memphis.
uten-t
Il
Uten ^K <=ss I/
\c^3
N. 970,
uten-t 'Kwwv>?=
,
'
Reise
to give
an order,
to
command,
to decree
com-
pare Heb.
utchtch
Hh.
547, to
u. 54 6,
command.
%
_fl
;
command,
192
<2.
to
,
i
i'
%
crees
<=
=^
make
Utch-hetep
de-
N. 971
.,
offerings.
'L7^
proclamation
a decree in writing
stablished by decree.
PI
%Q ^^
stele or tablet
utch en Aakhut-Aten
|
Q a boundary stone of the
law, statutory
>
pillar,
U. 60 1, Decrets
S A c^3
f|
wg*
capital of
Amenhetep IV.
zj,
|i
var.
rial stone,
OTO6IT.
T. 290, decree,
utchteh-t
document.
Utch tep ^ ^K
A
chief
Rec. 21 94,
command.
j|
-Ji
Lt
c~3,
tomb and
vj,
its
utch
i
Li
Utch-metu
*\
command,
to
to give
promulgate an
an
garland, crown, flower; plur. T
edict.
utch uauat
a plant.
Utch-metu-Asar Vl i.
Tuat
I,
J^>
a plant.
AA^^W
Utch-metu-Ra
o,
Tuat
utch nuh
utchi-t
Utch-metu-Tem
1^ to'
plur.
A
Utch
Yr*
ei
JT\
.'
un g uent
>
eye-paint.
utch
plur.
utch
fish
fire-shooter,"
Tuat Ij
"
a plant.
a plant.
Utch-metu-khepera 1
I,
(2
I,
Tuat
Utch-rekhit
I
KD.
125, II,
to
go on an expedition,
to
make
a journey, to
u
utchi-t
utcha ra
A
Rec. 20, 42,
,.
193
speak firmly.
_ZMl LQ^'
utcha sep
nekht
^
%
Q
JT &
U
Utcha
where they
strength, son of
please.
}i
e
"^j^i
Nastasen
(added
(1, life,
KZ
name)
utcha
strength,
%>
AWA*, Rec.
Rev.
1 6,
56, salutations to
you
Arabs;
Vv
Jl
^1^^,
I-V,
"|\
tr-D -WWVA
JrJi,
Utcha
P^tective
strength.
utcha-t
-PS'
the
? lj
Q)
1 _^.
rest, arrears,
'
i
utcha-t sa ^\
and protection
^-^,
& ^\
Jl
Q
i
staff of
to
41,
utchai
what remains
a constellation.
(](],
Pr
tection.
,
i
4, i.
Rechnungen
the early
^,
dawn
(?)
^ ^4^n,
'
JfA ^b\
J^
A in'
Utcha 2 i S *T^>O
1144;
remainder.
Utcha-t ji^ic,
Rec.
those
Amen.
IV,
Ul'
jj
Utcha-t
% mjf
%
(?)
^c\
plur.
OfOX.
Utcha
Copt.
64,
9> r >
of the
!;
Stele
temple, storehouse.
/~\
a god.
'
If
^,8.0.70,1,
utcha-t
whole, intact,
'
i
Utcha-ha-t
to be healthy, to be
health
firm-handed, to
,
|
Utchat ^K
,
strength
utchuiu
cattle turned out to graze
Utcha tet
victorious campaign.
-flj
>
utchi-t ent
'
Utcha ha-t
IheS I2l8> ex P edition canv
-i*.
,V-
amulets
life.
A'
to go, to
utcha -ba-f
high-priestess of
Jl
^
JA
Memphis.
Utchai
^^_,
title
of the
utcha-t
fi^^ MX,
A'
going
forth.
a journey.
'
[194]
Rec. 34, 190, one of the 12 Thoueris goddesses,
utcha-t
'"
c '<^>.
i
utcha-t
e
or
shema
wj
the southern
eye of Horus.
left
utcha
-.
-,
u.
~\, T.
289,
Rec. 27,219,
strength
plur. Q.
*|\
J^rvS
tMi
Utcha-t %>
eyes.
T
TL=J]
Rc^' R
fl
282,
-La
'
Q
^S,
"Eye," a name
Utcha-t Q
<S\
Utcha-t
^z^
-^^
^2P=
Utcha-t ^p,
the
'
left
i.e.,
Q -5:
utchati ^K
|
Anastasi
*^
\\
the
^
^=~.
Moon.
S\
S\
El
JL
J
,
32,
Utchaiu
to decide, to judge,
;
Copt.
'
P |, to balance;
177,
.
5,
Utcha
Rec.
\\
117,3.
^=^5^
TCs TCs' =^'^5
e^T ^-
SI
Utchait
^ | ^^^,
B.D. I4
Sii'^
!.
decision, judgment.
woman who
outcast.
Utchait
utcha ah-t
-4-
Utchat
one of
11,
air-goddesses of the
in towing the boat of Af.
1 2
| "^v |
and to settle
'
!
to define
their limits.
Tuat XII,
utcha-t aakhut
j,
v^sa-
uteha-t^^j,
6,
a
a
'
P. 264, 313,
IV II0 7'
'
Utcha-t meh-t
^ ==5
ci
the northern or
^~*^
Utchat -Sekhmit
164, 9, a form of
Mut
^^j),
B.D.
(?)
5(1
Utchat-Shu-em-pet-em-ari-t-set
in the place
i,
i.e.,
in court.
Utcha-ra
24,
of judgment,
^^l^^^^,
Anastasi
I,
195
utcha rut
(var.
<z>
utcheb^
(1
U=,M.
!\>,U.43,'T
194,
(j
Peasant
I,
a
to judge hearts
utcha hatu
H^j
'
or dispositions.
1J77-W
rivals.
utcha
B.D.i 9, 10
senemm
plur.
IE
to
IEJ
(variant of
PN-0-
111
decide
a case.
s
to cut, to cleave, to split;
been planted
75
utchaiu
rv
Copt.
^A
'
tremblers
(?)
I,
II
Utcha IE ^K,
26,
n
something
37,
a kind of sceptre
(Lacau).
I
-4-?J>w,h
hawkheaded warrior-god.
ptqWoa
Utcha
IE.
Jj
-aab.t
i-aab-t
to
in
temple,
a heap of offerings.
carpet,
utcheb
utcheb-tiSphinx
16,
,y
182, a
XN
)>
P-S.B.A. 1884,187,
wrong reading
(?)
see under
,
^^
r
\
fl
db$r
l/N ^1
Utchbes
floor
covering.
sem.
1=^
-Zl
*a _
paid
Utcha
valors.
utcheb
tioners.
A
!
culti-
riparian
'
execuj
IE
f\
OlfCOX 6.
I
i
-/) J>1
utcha
which have
fields
\^[,
utcheb-t
'
y\>
J H ^, to be green.
ffi
utchef
Utcha -fent(?)
I,
45, a
in
Utcha -mestcher(?)
,
utchai-t IE
Mar. Aby.
III'
IE.
to tarry, to delay.
utchef-t
fruit.
a bird.
utchfa-t
utcha
,
i
utcheb^
d,
B
,
M. 720,
Utchen.
D\>
Peasant 145,
,
<W
flood, stream.
,
to turn round,
N. 27)
Copt.
^'IM'IMT*'*
A
D
_Q A
7)
evacuate, to smelt
pour out, to
Copt.
[196]
utcheh
an
offering
by
fire,
i.e.,
IV, 1150,
utcheh
T. 360,
jp,
P. 602, N.
803
utcheh
,
'
Thes.
table of offerings.
utcheh
altar,
altar vessel
Utcht
(2
^ A
to walk, to
go on.
1281,
[197]
J
b
Heb. 1.
abode, place
ba
Rev.
\^[,
see
12,
^{\
i^fc
^,
heart-soul
B.D. 180,
LA P
shadow;
...
b(bu)
people; see
in
^,
B.M.
>5_-J
-J
Nav. Mythe,
a hissing serpent,
fD
4gV
MA
the
damned,
baiu
N. 9 86,
"!
,
,N. 17
/I
^'
"
(^
u.
heart-soul,
might,
power,
i.e.,
per-
the beatified.
i.e.,
soul of gold,"
ft ft
B.D. 89,
a^sai'*' "",
i.e.,
an amulet.
12,
,.
f>
B.D.
(Saite)
163,
159,
dead,
,
I
^,
"^
^^,
'^^
AJ\
the
(](]
strength,
"^^
j/],
soul equipped
_S^
[="!
etc.
T)
~~)f
a A a
<Z^> hm
Ba
|
"ll^CN
S^\
menkhu 6 6
ba en nub
;
souls.
fected souls,
have a soul
and
bam mitu
name
-*<r-~,
i*^^<;i>^^
^&
he took the form of
>
ba aper 4,"^*
Vj _/A
4, soul, spirit,
^f |, B.D.
-9
*9
|
B.D. 91,
B.D. 169,
B (Bu?)
J
and body;
LJ
^J
courage
come out
as
Ru."
Bait "i^
Q
,
^il
ri'v^
-/-I
Hh. 455,
the Soul-goddess.
Baiti
iTf jy*$D
Wcstcar
P- '63,
7,
i^,
25, a
fl,
soul;
the
''
a beatified soul
damned
^^
(<^^
Horapollo;
1
i
ai
747,
<^-<
^=^^ 5$^'
^,^^,
U.
569, P. 572,
(j
N. 854.
\\
Jj
N 3
[198]
Tuat
Baiti
the two
I,
J
Ba-ankh
'
Soul-goddesses.
Nesi-Amsu
Baiti
see
Rehti,
\\
j=)
i^^J^-Y-
25,
soul,"
"living
23,
N. 1252,
of
title
Osiris of Tet.
Ba-ankh
\\
renewed
Ba-aab-t
P. 670,
N. 1272,
existence in heaven
its
the Soul-god
Ba-Ashem
Ba-irqai
Bait-aabt
iT
Baiu-aabtiu
:
(i) the
^\
B.D. 165, 8
(Saite),
of
title
Ba-Pu
illik
P. 471,
i\
-ZT ^
B.D. 168,
who burn up
\\
De
v, one of
= Hnr\
Ba - merti
Plutarch,
Tat
>
=\y
Iside,
12.
'
Ba-en-Shu
redness.
Ba-Ament
1
Iji
tester - f
)en-
Bafermit (?)
13,
who open
resurrection
Ba - ami
Baiu-periu
i.e.,
Tuat VIII,
B.D. 112,
the souls
Baiu-amiu-she-Neserser
Baiu-amiu-Tuat
a hawk-god.
Baiu-Pe (Pu)
Star.
Baiu-amiu-neteru
Q of!
1=2)
Khera and
Morning
Amen.
derah IV,
<^(]l|
Ba-utet-aru
m$!'
fl
!TJ
when
the
785,
B.D. 109
M.
f ,
^rvcn
plur.
^,'i^^
Ament
fl
>WWA P^^O.
dead
'soul of Shu," a
B.D.
Ba-t nefer-t
plur.
name
|o. A./.
1867,
I,
title
of Hathor.
Ba-Nekhen
Nekhen,"
Baiu-Amentm
Thes. 59, B.D. 108,
Hathor.
the
''
soul
a jackal-god.
Baiu-Nekhen
16,
15,
of
III
Baiu-Ament
M.
Tuat IX,
i.e.,
who towed
Baiu-Anu
^
_/
I,
B.D. 115,
10,
AA^
Ba-Ra
Ba-aa
142, 76, a
name
of Osiris.
Tomb
5).
of Seti
I,
J
Baat-erpit
174,
B.D. 142,
the
Ram-god, god of
The worship
generation.
o\\!
The Ram-god, ^,
of the
A,
\_/
in
6
two souls," a
in his
'>S*
__/_l
Tuat
ij(J,
title
of
III,
ci
Mendes
-www jf
the
66,
the
Ram-god
Baiu
^3^3^]},
Berg.
soul-gods of Tet.
Oo
Ba-kha-t-Ra
6, 7,
of
Ilnd dynasty.
Tuat XI was a god of
offerins.
B.D. 140,
Ram
city in the
Osiris.
Ba-khati
and
virility
Ba-heri-ab-baui-f
"soul dwelling
N. 109,
.,
[199]
a form of Ra.
Rec.
Baiu-Khemenu
199, a
8,
ram-headed god.
59, the
gods of the
ist
AAA/W\ _/l
Baiut-s-amiu-heh
Ombos
2,'
17, 17
Baiu-khenu
^L.
T^
J)
(Nebseni), the
soul
a ram-headed
Ba-ari
JS
[1,
dwelling in
Tefnut.
132, a goddess.
Ba-Sheps "3^
17,
god.
B.D. 142,
19,
"holy
Ba-utcha-hau-f
a ram-headed god.
Baiu-shetau
,
,.
'"
=='
Ba-Baiu
Tuat
"
soul of souls," a
Ba-pefl
Tuat
I,
,,
5,-2o,
of Osiris.
3jxiL1,
Denderah IV,
^^
B.D.
Ba-tau
,
i
84,
Ba-Tathenn
title
Ba-tcheser
20, a
of Osiris.
," holy
soul,"
a form of Osiris.
Mar. Aby.
I,
44, a
^J^l^
god of Ahydos, a form
of Osiris.
Ba-en-Asar
17,
B.D. 142,
Bau-tef-f
T_
pi
Tuat VII,
'
ft ft
8 (Nebseni), the
souls of Ra and Osiris.
IT, 17,
Ba-em-uar-ur(?)
-i-^tD,,
Baui-f-amui-Tet
1^
Ba
title
p ap Mut-hetep
an ape-god.
Baiu-ta
in,
B.D.
Ba-en-Ra
17, 17
Tuat
Ba-en-heh
god
1 9>
"
3>
*,
^TJ
/wwv X
everlasting soul," a
title
Pap.
of Osiris.
N 4
Ani
200
Ba-en-Shu
soui of
'
ba
fc
book, papyrus
O
document;
liturgy,
service,
roll,
plur
in Tet.
Ba-en-Geb
O ^J.
/T7S
.
'
\\
'
soul of Geb,
,
I
in Tet.
bai ab
Rev.
^,
ii,
129,
Ba-neb-Tet-t
^^^
ii
'
Ba-neb-Tet-ankh-en-Ra
^ ^
ram -g d
Rec
'99, a
ram-god.
ba
a god
<
'
?CX
plur.
ri B.D.
ba
P. 204,
N. 548,
35
book;
>
god.
Qs,
tefc
2>
^'
Ber &
k.
"^
8-
X @
bearer of a message
4,
Ba-heka
KZ^
the soul
of Osiris, the life of Ra.
Ba-neteru
^-l
T.
44
P. 169,
J ft "^ ^p,
127,
30,
:.
86,
=
Rec. 36, 215, leopard skin, a skin garment
plur.
a form of Osiris.
...
'^S
j,
ram, sheep
Gr.
/3y,
ovis longipes.
5,
an estate of
Methen.
Leopard-god.
Baba
B.I).
17,
44
Thes. 133,
40,
III'
the 36 Dekans.
|,
ba-t
O, illumination,
with
light,
=== N
splendour.
6 7i,
to
(?)
dead; Gr.
ttcptev,
Reftwi-a
De
(Plutarch,
Iside,
62).
ba (baba)
to wonder, to
admire
see
first-born son of
jf).
Osiris,
pay
homage
JJ^- ^J
Babai
J^^^^(jy,the
^1
rt^S.
-/-I
J\
_ffi<s.
lU
ba-t
Rev>
'3.
28
>
quality, characteristic.
ba
M^
to
mock,
to sneer, to scorn.
[201
baba
U. 312,
JVkJ
*& Ji
_tE\S-^il
o,
cave,
3j
fl,
^j,
(|(|
hew
abode
Copt. &.H.&.
in
;
the
plur.
o
dig out foundations for a house.
baba
^^J
baut
J
I
Rev.,
tool, to
to
bait
house-dwellers.
wield a battleaxe in
fight, to
ba
JJ^J
?)
to use force.
Amen.
10, 2,
substance (white Y
matter
(?)
lay
baba
household servants,
MI'
ba-t
digging
j.
a cutting, hacking.
ba-t
in the
*
\\
B.D. 172, 36
w
bai
phrase
^
t
D'
'
kohlstick,
or
"needle," an
field labourer,
ba-t
\|
ploughman.
J]'
?")
i^^^fSj^, U. 159,
fruit of
some kind;
see
babaiu
workmen, ploughmen,
baba-t
field labourers.
workers in mud,
brickmakers (?)
ba-.
T. I30A,
fruit
of
some
kind.
ba(baba)
in the earth,
i^^avx
plur.
baba-t
*"
""V
Rec.
27,
221,
baj
a grain measure =
4 hen.
baj
a measure
contents half a hen.
,.,,
,
Ihes.
s
,
(?)
\>
baba
1200,
meadow
ba-t
baiu(?)
MI'
201, N. 610,
land.
,
tomb
ba-t
a kind of grain.
si
sepulchres, tombs.
;
perhaps
rP3., house.
holes in the
ground, caves.
T. 78,
o
,
P. 615,
o, M.
783, N. 1142,
202
bai
Peasant 14,
11*
J^^
Jl 1/fP,
_Q
fjy
herbs
a digging
tool.
Rec.
bai
-^
see
D T
\
and
D
(j (j
Copt. &U).
J 1^
" JS&
baba
baui
nobles,
23, 198, a
priestly title.
'
"i^
i.e.,
(JO
bai
boat.
bai-t
Q, mantis.
B.D. Nav.
baba-t
see
Babait
3=1
\>
Berl.
6910 stream,
source of a river.
Hh. 468
(?)
var.
JJ
1
baba
drink, liquid
J|
O Q
bain-t ^fe^
baaa J
^
H,
1
1
r]'"\
'
bain
**& ooo
^,
baaa
^s^.
(1
^|\
kind, honey
harp;
&omi.
"
Copt.
J^^2
bairi
rv
some
1 1,
Copt.
r\
r\
\\
r\
a moist substance of
'
14,
"fe^ (JO
Jour. As. 1908, 287,
Ji 1 lc^^=,J^S
wretched, miserable
Rev.
^^'
/~>
)M,
'
baaa
wonders.
l'
pectoral.
babaa
,
marvels,
bai-ut
see beb.
bai-arq
baba-t
i.
76,
(1
Rev.
c,
59,
13,
(?)
basket-shaped boat
plur.
\\
fibre, tendrils
of a plant or tree
(?)
baaa-t
=i
lit
\\
=>
Rec.
ill,
1 8,
;
i
food
rr>
Q?
Baaur
evil
word, curse.
\\
AflxTr
^^H
...
bairrm
of the
Baabu
breast.
Koller Pap.
making
\l\, wells, pools;
-rTy,
(j
vi
baau
Rev
basket; plur.
^J-T*-,
2, 4,
Copt.
l6 ' 99;
n -\/<} -a.
\\
J^^ ^^_^
1,
3,
4,
_
|
a kind of
chariots.
clubs,
,
Copt. &lp,
m'
(1(1
174,
-d)
Heb. nilNS,.
^J^~1^'J
*K\
(idpit.
wood used
in
baiti
203
ic; see
\\
bann-t
bau
bann
Bau J
Mar. Aby.
baun (?)
Denderah IV,
14, 175)
i]
*^*
111'
^^*
si&v
iron
1 8.
examine
^J
AAAAAA
f\
'-^T)
woman
bant
|j
(?)
(il\
^,
Pi
fv
Rev.
;,
A
I
Alt.
K.
_/1
name
compare
^
I
L.D.
<
/WSAAA
<=
to bind, swathings.
flfl
*fj
J
V
banti[t]
the eldest
a vegetable garden.
Osiris.
J%*^J^^^'
Baba.
6ro, 644,
Babuu
in
(]
Bar
see
T)
]U
AAAAAA
(1(1
,
i
*&
u. 532,
Copt, fieitine.
_
,wwv^
Q"
i
of a
~~*
""
Bant-Ant
ssSv^^'
8, 97, to scrutinize, to
Baba, Babi
son of
harp
fly.
carefully.
Baabi
1)
I,
dl], U.
chest,
\\
JJT
>9
to
J "^
Jm J
JT %x
babaga
II, 50,
banpi fe^
Babau (?)
*a ii
jm>
Alt.
60, a warrior-god.
Mar. Aby.
i/iT*.
Ban-Anta
to
Bautcha
II
j]
bolus.
pill,
Banaathana
Bakh.au,
ba-ba
nrnn
\\
U. 565; see
J
^JJ
boat.
O, mosaic
ban
king of Lower
the Tuat
Babua
Hh. 446;
bar (bal)
J%Babua
see
*3 _U
Jl
r yr\
ban-t
6o 4
p.
a god
name
_
n
Rec.
'
1<e^
v. 13, i,
(?)
breast,
pride
Heb.
a kind of
cake.
barra
14, 21,
of cattle.
i.e.,
bar
herd
'
Copt.
of Set
Baal :,Heb.
ill'
(?
,
1
(]
ban
12, 31,
Rev.
^J^
-4
JA~
Rev.
Barast
title
of Bast
?'
name
or
(?)
"
bari
a pair of breasts.
Rev.
13,
to
A.
banban
'
'
CO
ban
'
D D
,
Rev.
to
iu
'
n,
uvernow,
swallow
to flood.
compare
evil,
enemy.
'
/ -i
i,
Rec.
5,
90, date
palm
see
bnr
Copt.
plur.
J
fish,
mullet
(?)
204
bari an
mullet (a Tanis
\\
fish).
in
homage
bareka
V\
J
J
'
^^
<<%^
(1(1
R ev
(^9,
12,
17,
j|
-j
|J|'
present, tribute
gift,
barekata
a
Q(]
j]
11 vrf*
~\
'
xxxiii,
n.
/AAAAA
r^AAAA
otim. H.I.
r\
II
WSJ,
fiepe&e.
cage of wickerwork.
JW
compare
1]
30, chariot;
12,
>
^ "^
J
Barkatathua
'"^M"
"*",
r\
Jp
wood
*>
Rev.
'
cypress
n 99
Thes.
bari
knee
the
T^i
,
>
Copt,
15, 30,
bow
I,
J
t
\\
~p
I,
.i.
'
in
<
boat) sllip
'
barit
Dum H
11
J
bari
to
I
compare Heb.
^ "fe^
J
28, 29,
bari
J
>
baraka
spotted
-si
C\
B.D. 162,
s^
>r\
Itt
J^
-7J
7,
name
body of Ra
yl
of the
in
Anu.
barga
(?)
\\
barbar
"7L
Rev.
S ^x m -^^
Copt.
S^|)^*,
X
J2.
to
be
in want,
empty, destitute.
barbar -t
Rev.
88, the
5,
barga
to
illumine,
give light
compare Heb.
Arab.
barbar
to
139,
O,
soak,
to
to
macerate,
bargta
Rec.
boil;
-(^
w/-
16,
Copt.
Rev.
n,
1^
-u
1]
-=ii
ft
J
lay
bah
u
<==>
ot '
a Nubian tribe
8,
1
l)
[1
i
<$>,
2i
n^i.
^
1
iQ
\\
ess<
ra
XVII, Pliny V,
'
P
?
^^=o=,
\
of some kind.
_n
Barhm
borders of Egypt;
Heb.
waste;
Copt. fi.oXfi.A".
barbas^
Jj
barth
barta,
(?)
\\
fi.epfi.ep.
fl
Or.
BX.e>yc;
see
Pomponius Mela
i, 4,
baht (?)
emerald
(?)
rD
Oj
Z3H!a,
compare
Esther
6.
i,
Strabo
etc.
/-^.*A/-
WvW
barek - t
pool
,
'
Rev. n,
146,
bareka
J
rfiJ
^
_/A
R r
Heb. n3~|3,.
A5
P
v
P
\
'
*
-_TP\^ )fi
^*A*i"?L
>T^
to bless
'
1908,
311
or animal,
(var.
*i
io
i"
'
'
Q e==
(
S)),
member; Copt.
four As
the phallus of
man
J
bahu (?)
205
men, people.
baa[h]ut
virility.
and Tar
Nubia.
in
Osiris.
m bah a f\ T" _
B*
time; m tcher bah l\
(I
Copt. JJLJJL&.9.
before, of old
"=a, U.
a,
JfflS.,_w_,
tcher bah
319, before;
Q, a garment (Lacau).
g
All
(I (j
bahen
,
><a
.
Bast of Tar,
ill
an ancient town
in
basa
^^
Basa
^sj. o
E?
Bes
the Sudan.
W
W
panther skin.
^feji
knife.
^
W,
IQ]
*^"
L-fl'
-=> (t)
1]
Js
&<L,ce.
bea
to
,
g' ve
birth to.
bakhbakh
bash
chisel, graver.
(J
AAAAAA
ttf
==
[J
bakh
the god
Gr. /3g.
bahs
to slay.
bahen
$U o J <zr>
Bastt Tar
before.
bahit
(?)
* fl
ill
things
chisel.
A.z. 1908,
r>
14, i,
Rev.
7i,
117, to enjoy.
basha
1
Land
J,
Ra
speared Set.
li
bakhen
pylon
see
paraschistes.
little
to desert
^iJ
r\
(o
^^C3ED(|
Copt.
baq
^
1
*>
basha
with oil;
the
slit,
<2
to
bakhannu
i*^^
_u
jji^e
&UXy.
^\
-cffs
\^
to anoint, to rub
.anointed.
see
pes.
basti U
*
.
0,
salve,
\\
Bastt
unguent.
A
29 o,
IV, 1058,
ment
Copt.
oil,
J
baq-t
[206
U. 170,
f",
P. 652,
*),
bak
field,
^^
_/~
",
r
^s*
J
work, labour
^ ^, "^
service; plur.
U. 170, the
P. 652,
olive tree
M.
On;
%* f
U. i?o, M.
'
in
tree of heaven.
Baq-t
Jl
,
:
0-ir-o H
fv
^L/li
in the
-It
>
753, the
bak - 1
"^
J i^
(2
tribute,
tax,
gift,
baq
to be bright, to be happy,
Hymn
'
to Uraei, 24.
baq
Amen.
a prosperous man.
baq
wm
baq
^
f\
6,
labourer,
to be protected.
baq
fem.
^
5\
I,
&
14,
&j^,
Hftll-
bP'
fl
&4
baqr
&OKI.
Copt.
^&
plur.
head.
Berg.
^,
j>
bull's
workman,
16, 106,
a hawk-god with a
woman
maidservant, slave
ji
&1
Baqbaq ^
A A
baq
slave,
(),
Baqbaq
manservant,
16,
bak-keriu
bakau
l>
people
servants,
Copt.
'
bak
worker," a name of
the Sun -god.
bak
Bak
12, 65,
hawk
fS^,
_jA
AAAAftA
bak
*9
>=n
-i
^^*
^^^
Vp\^
do
\\
Thes. 133, a
bak
^/l,
service, to
20,
>,
40, to
pay tribute;
,.
[I
name
of the Dekans.
ladder
H,
frame,
woodwork.
o,
Rec
Zod.
:,
&6KG.
Copt.
"
Mar.
stairs, steps.
jawbone, cheek
Rev.
town; Copt.
city,
B
to bless
olive
207
vo
n * \
bag-t
compare
H Ph
7I\ ^
u^
^"i
^7 ^7
breast, the
two
breasts.
oil.
III
bakbak
Ill'
ffi
<H
"5
-^L^^"
'
"%*
baka
^~J
i/
-^
P re s nant
^^
plur.
A.Z.
Heruemheb
19, 3,
laxity, slackness,
baga
exhaustion.
^s ^3
(j
'i\
34 6,
|j
U<=>
region, precinct
women.
morning, sunrise;
tired, to
^/-*
baka-t
I,
&oKI.
Copt.
!'
Aby.
I'fe^.
be
to be pregnant
JH
!'
$)
/[
ftjy>
bagi
'-I'
fl
Mar.
(]
24.
Baka, Bakait
Hh 35.
plur.
the dead,
'
'
Pgfj.Hh.552.
UT^
a common
DaKa
T\^
"^\
<
"51
ofHorus.
A
H" Anastasi
23, 7, cleft in
rr^
_M
an
'Dmm^'
<,"S\
-?
Copt. B<LKI.
\>
iMctive god
^^* "^\
baka
fl
J\
baki
HH
i^^.
a kind
?).
J^S^Ai'J
S %M,' ReC
P la tform foun-
dation, base.
Rev - shipwreck
'
Jg-5
/\
Rec. 21,
steps
'
J^^
see
O*Q Q
Uclgiio
T"IQ
the
name
11
I
\-f
A^A.
v*\
~l
^N\,
of an animal.
Dl\
*a rp&-*~,
ffi
bag
see
bagS-t
bag
Bags
ww,
ffl
'
bagrtha-t
J^k
17 147
Copt. aixi.
stairs,
fish.
bagasa
'
nmD
fa
3^ M $8%
E=I
bakr
',
(j
I,
Heb.
a kind of
"^"^T^
JI^_ms.
fi
"fci
plur
I,
baga
bakaa
Copt. UJCTfL
p XSj,
Y,
J "i^
M.
ffi
4 68,
collar, necklace.
J "^
lily,
or lotus.
ffi
208
batana-t
bagsu
var.
dagger;
>K
'
bata-t
,
i
bat, bait
"^^Y'
Rev. 12,110,
>,
palm branch
baten ^ Q ^j,
/^VWVA Jfe^
enemy,
Copt.
stalk
'
P.S.B. 27,186,
(?)
&
o D
the
*|
^@|^?V
Q
>*\
country of
Q/\/j,
the
enemy.
batsh
bat
sn stew-pan
Gr. f}tnavt.
rebel.
Baten
&HT.
"^'
rrrn
weak, helpless.
dual
||
batgeg
bat
Rec.
3, 5 7, spelt;
\\
see bet-t
bat
Copt.
Batgeg 3&,
_S^
house;
Heb. rPl
IV)
785,
batga
bat-ar
Heb.
<
"J |j|j
=>
'^
Bethel;
11
*5
V -Q
Denderah
ffl
L/1
a kind of stone.
fl
Rev Arch
-
'
title
abomination
Rev.
Alt
Bathah
,
of Isis-Hathor.
^p;
bati
8,
a hawk-god.
ffl
Bathit
III,
la
\,393
a goddess.
>
'
Bathresth(P)
Copt.
batiu
devils, filthy
bat-t
<r-^j ^TT
t
-9
batn
S
to
Bata
M. 480,
P.
spelt (?)
l '
Anastasi
I,
28, 3
be wrapped up or involved
some
267,
3L
Batr Ttv\
Copt.
T'
=
in
matter.
batkek
to smite, to shatter.
batcha
and see A.Z. 1906,
Bata
P.S.B. 27,
^t
1
86, a
77.
ff
Az
-
J\,
1880,
batchan
94,
Bata-anta-t
^.^E
a kind of pot, or
vessel.
^ ^ ^ ^^ J
-,
Amherst Pap.
/vww\ U
staff,
batchar
IV, 786, a Semitic
neb.
of a
woman
\\
compare
n:yra.
bataua
evil,
name
wirkedness.
^^
_/A
tU
26,
**
lfl,
stick,
var.
pavement ;
Jfl
209
"* J1
-,
palm
(?)
garland, plant
ba,
si
Anastasi
|U
herb.
1)
=;!
Q "^\ o
i
JrSs
1]
-<)
Thes. ,483,
j,
J
^J
Go1
(j
1
jl
"3> I2 9.
IV, 505.
j
I
baa-tban
Hearst Pap.
plur.
kind of
baa
1,5,
I,
characteristic,
disposition,
quality,
character,
(?)
baa
&
flower,
evil-natured.
baa-t nefer-t
gram.
o o o
Gol.
o o o
baa-t
,
(j
_^,
Ja
baai
,
[|
||
II tl ,
to
or wonderful.
ba
ba-t
baa-t
a cry.
[f,
V?'
-HC^
\>
baba
?)
'
to mutter
spells or incantations.
I
!'
ba-t
IV, 637, a
JO, J(|.,
drying
plur.
ja^P-S-B.
Ba-t
(I
ba-t
a
,
honey
i\
'i
7,
Rev. n, 182,
V&L
fl
,
(
Hymn
Darius
\7'
like
"
e&JU)
Copt.
",3,^^,
n
n
.,
III!
baa
^i
baa
with
f\
_ma tzx
- em
,
baa
baa
to rebel, to revolt.
a strong negative
(j
"^^
*\
em
baa
extraordinary; T
(I
13
ff,
ba-t
Berl.
Baaiti
17021,
fl
"
Bed. 2296,
JOl^.
wonderful one," a
title
||
18%
'
&,
Rec.
16,
56,
baa
I9 5 32>
'
(j()
to
of a god.
work a mine,
to dig out
ore.
[210
c^
.ni
3
the sky, heaven, the material
\j
of which heaven was supposed to be made.
i
P.
2I4.M.
J o "^
N. 64,
31,
P. 310,
|j
DAO _T
r!
Baa
1_
55,
1,
Enn
n h
'
796>
"
M> 765
'
Sh 'P wreck
>
Io6
'
substance, copper
J O ^' N- 18
V\
r-J
^^^Jj'-LIl
o v^
'
metallic
AAAA
Jf
J \x
var.
J
ny
forms are:
*^.J
j^i
mines
fwn
P.
789
'
the mine - re s i
mine
jr",
(in Sinai).
IU.
c^a
b[aa]-t
111/
^n^}
and Sinai
in the Sfldan
J
metal of the North;
JH
23>
^
JJ *=
'
J 5!k \ M
'
'
Baau
Later
Rec.
Ill,
169,
31,
a skygod.
? JT'
baa
j r\
Baa-heri-ab-pet
D
B.D. 1538,
nrrm
pillar.
* ^
7,
net.
Baa-ta
{^
IStSm
*3
ri
Q\J
U
I
n
.=4
'
baa
ri
| U
IBB,
baak
nnn'
Hymn
ifT^
fi\
Wl
used
in the
j]
r.
"
j]
*&
Q
I
"
%^ -w
-CffS-
III,
bau
hawk; see
^$
(I
the hawk-god of
iron (?)
Peasant
223
(]
grains,
o
III'
seed,
vegetables (?)
bauk
[rrrm
fj
JO
000
cool
kam
EHB
'
,
I
earth-iron
^^
--^>
heaven, a
baa
6,
bauk
O O O
baa nu ta
i,
194,
/WWVA
\>
toot.,
{]
Darius
", L.D.
(1
narne of an instrument
'
ceremony of
baa en pet
(]J Jl,
Baak-t
Baa-em-seh-t-neter
J(jJL
Jx^
i_l
name of Amen-Ra;
plur.
(1
^gX
(?)
black basalt.
baa
baba
Jfl JQ
UJ
bab-t
B
ft
J\
ban
AiWWS
p.
^,
bak
M.
183,
see
1]
Ji-
(D
to be evil, to
J <^ ^,
hawk fem.
;
^H (T ci^5
plur.
(]
U. 525, P.
73 ,N. 684,
J(j
/VAAAA
t\
"^s,
(I
'
&UUUm.
Copt.
bana
a bad man.
I
:
B.D.
i,
"
ban-t
ft
"I"
|j
wretchedness;
misery,
/VWVAA
AAAAAA
sin,
to see, to look
(j
I33
'
"~
-^5-
f\
be wicked
(SaVte)
'
J(]JjfV
^
baf
[211]
evil,
wrong,
42,
101,
plur.
Gr.
",
\^ Y\ V\
I)
Ha'iijO,
Horapollo,
U. 209
Copt.
7.
I,
Ci
most wicked, or
wholly bad
Bakui(?)
evil,
Copt.
'
&
evil
personified,
4 the
Hawk-god.
'
the
devil.
_f&'
B.I).
10,
it
ban J
ban-t
AAAAAA
,
||
sweet, pleasant
(j
jf
gods, Diim.
^.Jl) 0<j
J(]
15
(i) a hawk-god, 1000 cubits long, in SekhetAaru ; (2) a god of letters, one of the Seven Wise
:
in
ban
fl
.si)
ban
J
-"
1 1,
(I
.rO
Inschr. 25
(3) a
hawk-god
J^^n^ffUec.
70, a divine
Bak-t
javelin, spear.
*-c5-
Temp.
III.
Bak-
to play a harp.
>
Tuat
II
hawk
[|
ban-t
Amen.
6,
r, 13, 6, to
be sweet,
Bak-t
banr-t
r\
(I
<^>
banr
sweetness.
*T?
Banr-ra-t
town
in the Tuat.
Q
\\
I<Z>/Q
dill
Omboa III,
27, 218,
[S7~,N.
1346,
&
131, a goddess.
n f\ Q AVSAAA
bah
Ox
-<l
Mb.
/N
bahes
baqer
AA/VA/V\
IV, 99 8, lion.
1)
| H 5r?W
(j
|,
a young
excellent,
"N
3Q
2
J(5^,
J|j
U. 578, N. 9 66,
(]
Bat, Bati
dates.
Ijfj'"
-=:J
"^
K C=D
/iii
fl
-4
2,
South), king of
Lower Egypt
I,
i/
Sf
A ^=^
king of
plur.
good =
J %>
M.477, N. 1245,
0, P.
266,
'
|,
bak
II
/)
^=a fa
&T
Rec
'
2 7,
59. to twitter,
to cry (?)
IV, 85,'
I,
Tombos
IV, r6 9
<=>
Stele 14,
\\
212
y
diI'll'
I,
North
\U
ba
ba
bati
title
1015, the
of an
2,iv,
"two
title
o,
to shine, be bright.
l|
4, 8.
of two priestesses.
bati
$7
light,
official.
splendour; Copt.
baaa
ba,
^i
vf
*j
'
sticks of
palmwood;
plur.
- n
,-
'
ffl
'
Bati
l^"Ji,
**O \\\H
B.D. 41,
Bati Bati
Ban
.Ban
(?)
III, a
Tuat
S? $7
tf
4,
a dweller in
form of
V$)VgK)'
Osiris.
the
Batiu
^^J^,
N.
1245,
name
of a god.
baa
'
Rec.
the
of a very high
title
like
something
~"
contradiction.
4,
dictory manner.
bat
,
group of
/I, a
'
I
baa (?)
meaning
official,
DI
a kind of disease.
J_
_ ^_
Jp
H551
10 to
sip, to lap, to moisten
/~
11
of
"
of the North
plur.
Batheh(?) J,
J*^, J
u
make
"
flvwwi,
(www
^3
(the lips?)
n
_ -
^ii
J __j] J __*,
54,
P-
smear
to
*jj f
& e &e.
Copt.
V.5V.5
baba
'
J=^,
bath
to
,*$
^v^yvN
Wood
baba-t
nvec,,
leap
depart.
bath
II
^&
^^ ^4
o
73
name
J S^ ^L
evil,
<>-=>
Rec.
2, 15,
smelter.
^> ^, J
J'
de-
of a devil.
baa
(&\
Amen.
gc,
|^ Tomb Ram.
,
bath
sick
18a,
Berl.
3024, 113, a
bathi
S^p
(j(j
\f[
&,
disease.
Northampton
Rep. n, profession.
bauhu
KO-K.
ban
[>rofcssional
ban-t
P-
2,
^
,
Mream
277,
^'
men
(?)
an object
J|f|
fl,
27,
i,
flood
.ce
bah.
21,
@ ~
(2
19,
2I
>
'
N-
]a ke (?)
102,
poo] ;
ban
ou^aT
"^
i]
^i
16,
Jg^S'
213
bana
^Jj
Banti
A^AAAA
a kind of plant.
\fr,
^^
H'^?
\\'
har
",r
\\
fl
$&$
T=T
J <=>
T. 82,
M.
236, N. 613,
a mass of water
T,-
ii
com-
pare Heb.
Jn"Cn
f\ /wvw\
\\
'
Baal
M.
inrr^l
Numb,
jj^i
jl
Ji,
vessel, pot.
T[~,
1]|)
^Q2 hyi
(Exod.
^W
A.Z.
name
the
of a fiend.
,
eg
'fsj^r.
^^
AAAV\
-^y^
^1
*VAAAA^
-^^r
/V\AA^
fl
S
S^JAMww,
U AA/VSAA
fcAj
bina
^J
-^Sr
f]
to flood
if,
fcAj
LJ
Jfi
^i)
^^~-0,M.
A/WWi
iAj
AAAAAA ^iLl
Amen.
9,
Jj(s,
negation, not
334,
bu ar
^, P-78;*
bu
r,
(J.M.335,
form of
Hathor.
xiv, 2,
33,
^^,
B0
A
bi-t
Bii
^Q
AAA^AA
full.
n
,
08,^996,
A
-ft-
I]
^,
is&7
jO
"litf'
A /121
Lacau
bi
n ^,
Ba'alath
o<^>||) ^,
^,
1326,
Asien 315).
bah, baha
oR
of.
consort of
xxxiii, 7,
JQ
bi
1)
^3
abundance, to feed
batha
compare
in
R8l)
QO
ra
N.
5:?'
AAWW
1
a
and drink
Harim Conspiracy
Jl
JL
(Deveria).
Barta
Beltis, the
the
judge in
ra
1 1 1,
'
a Syrian
<=?
;**
*HM
rx
^3
& A^
11
-a<l
ji
j_
-d)
an abundant harvest.
L.
bah, baha
Bar-m'hr
an abundant food
34,
I,
god.
Gr.
</>o?vig.
a sign of
Jj%,
Copt. JLJLG.
i,
do not
Copt, jutepe.
I
fl
^^
-i
^1
Rec. 21,
officer.
bah
T. 243, P. 608, water-flood, abundance of water.
c
bu pu ua
Bah
j]
"Waterer," a
(a
no one.
'
title
bupu-t J(s
;Copt.
Q
bupui-tU J%D^(|(] |
of the Nile.
B.I). 64,
20,
i36B,
7,
bah
|
fl
bah
J
A
A Jn
-JfS-,
X e^^i. to
lie
ff.,
not
Copt. JuCne.
bu an
fle
-J?-j|,
A X
U
^)
A.Z. 1908,
ungracious, unpleasant,
malignant.
abundant.
-a|eSo^,
man overwhelmed
73
p ap
with misfortunes.
3024, 87, a
;
G/
.
,
]
place of wine
(j
[214]
J
s,
U.
12,
345, N.
80,
34,
bu bu nefer
262,
942.
buaakhu
bunr
777^,
= .A
Ijs
-a
'
II
-A
o o
T
^ T
S\
Goi. 14,144,
jje'^fe,
A
1
<^>
^J
fl,
place of strength
fl
<CT> |,
1
U
CTT3
or perfection,
i.e.,
-^
~*~
bU Ua
one place
ji
in
and v\
bU uab
\f
^^*) t
purity,
i.e.,
of
place of
^K ^*, J
i.e.,
place of great-
^'
^ "^
Peasant
Gen. Epist. 68
place of eternity, a name
of the Other World.
J^ Jlj^.
wickedness,
misery,
evil,
J
ter,
bumaa
0.35, 126,
bu
under.
the
protection,
Sa
place
'
protective magic
bu Sa
971, Rec. 35, 73, place of truth,
i.e.,
disas-
misfortune.
bu kher
(?)
is
where
worked.
Copt. -M-GIt-
ertci
truth.
bu kiu
bu menkh
(?)
bu neb
bu ga
lie
ffi
"|\
bu nebu, bu nebt
Copt.
Bu
wretchedness.
bu her sekheru
<
Je J{]^,
evil,
Jl
Jl
/V^AAA
buban
place
^zJ
outside
bu huru J ^b
ww^
f ^a
Vj.
cleanness, purity.
i.e.,
bu ur
ness,
-ad
Amen.
",
-A
<f
<f
J
VVV/W
p ^\
'
^ &,
(?)
Anastasi
I,
Jj
J
perfection,
com-
pleteness, conclusion.
I
Peasant 262,
*a
men
in general,
men, every-
108, all
^M
happiness,
""i
felicity
Peasant
I'easant 288,
happy
folk
Jj
17
tne
Rcc
bu-t
U. 189,
W
^^
7
bu tcheser
n
,
Ij*
197,
evil,
iniquity, misfortune.
J ,_fL
bu nefer Jj%\ I*
i.e.,
ti
B.D.G. 1064.
happiness,
Jj
T- j'^ST-
body,
bU tU
J
-
P.
f,
a kind of
fish.
J^^^J^^
inate, to hate, to
[215]
J
Amen.
3, 5, 26, 14,
J,
T. 344, abomination;
ol.
12,
j
1
<2 (111
11
-ex
^\
^Qfl
(1
fl
hateful persons,
but ka
fl
\^
fl
?.
i
JE^*
_LLU*
Tombos Stele 4,
I
I
abominable beings or
&
%T ^72i
JIJl
But-Menu
Bua-tep
son.
Seti
I,
seeBesu-
Menu.
to Nile 3, 14.
^ e 1 Ik
buaait
(?)
bun JI^^IE^,
/wwv\
some kind of
workman.
but(?)
^ *~
\
,-JW-
Tuat XI I, a singing
dawn-god.
to
to devour; see
eat,
% J%
\\
burqa
14,
'
place; see
J$J%"<L,
_ZI _acs.
bua-t, buai-t
j 31
=a
-ft.
fl
"^\
_MS.
/^ fL
shining; Copt.
Bed. 3024,
buha
92,
J\
buhnra
high place,
hill,
n f\
fl
busa
'
'
<g
>
,
fwTj
I,
<
Y\
n
mock at,
to
Heb.
cheeks
Demot.
(?)
Cat.,
some
given in dowries.
wonderful, to magnify;
ftx
j
IT
to
1 1,
2,
J j\\ IQ)
silver object
(I
flies,
coward.
laugh at
buSU (?)
wh o
Love Songs
high rock.
he
fu g' tive .
Heb.
&pHX, &pH(3"e,
-J
to
M. 608,
P. 425,
bunes
'
fl
annular ornaments.
bua
or grain offering.
bubu J
marvels.
<&
J*""
JflVni
y
Bun-a
wonders,
nail, talon.
Bun(?)
1 '
rafters.
beams,
N. 1213, claw,
^J1)4wvw\
^i)
(?)
(No. 42).
^JL
Qf]
(]
j]
J*e$.
Ra
but (bes-ut ?)
bu
a hateful per-
t^X^p SU
JIJr
i
Hymn
things.
place of issue
lord, over-
Israel Stele 9.
buiti
chief,
,
I
Jfl
^^
^
bua-t
*'
^.
I
jo
-i
v-,
n vifws>
3
<^>
Rec
jjj^.777'
Kubban
-w
I4> 97,
but
^ <rSl
barle y
V L fi-^Te, Gr.
fl
but
''1
"\i'/<n.
^3
a kind of
'
cense
'
wonders.
butchiu
who
J fl
J^ffi|J|,
pregnant woman.
J_y yj
bug-[t]
S4>
^ "^
I) (j
f||
beb
-/ij
to
be
violent.
o 4
(?)
216
B.D.
bebu
6 1,
strong
4,
bepi
man.
to
beb
to revolve to
I, B.D. i68,Qerr-tX
Jofifl
"~
bef
>
to see, to look
circulate.
P w
beb
II
plate, collar
^m{
\|
27, 86,
11
uraeus headdress
Befen-t
Re,
lair
den,
hiding-place,
==
Copt.
ji
source;
j JVWJAA
\\
-f-^
<^>
Gt-A
*w>
Berl.
Amen.
^AAAA,
bena
<s> ,
j]
JJ
i
Beb
M ^S
who
son of Osiris
see
WWW\
|<= J<
ben
B.D. 17 (Nebseni),
J^t,
Gr.
dead
not.
(j
N. 799
J ^^AA^,
ben
= benr
jl^
wretchedness ; see
ben-t
(1
Sj,
jlA
-^^
\\
evil,
wickedness,
Copt. fi.O3CX3rte.
B$KT.
Bebi
i,
P. 152.
JJ^j,
125, II, 6,
^;
^.-AAAA,
27,
19286,
A/VWVA
Y^ rTN
deep water,
high places.
/ww
N
AA^AAA (I
AA/sA/W
^f\
Him,
ben
beb-t
](]
U
fl
Isis.
iv, 781
"
lil'^l]!],
1 1
-^ji
'
the ground,
in
dSe,
W, consort of Befen.
^AA^^
bmai (bum'i)
_,
AAft/VNA
^il S^~.
(?)
JJ^.JJ^,
beb, beb-t
"<$,
^i) />AWSAA
17.
Befen
ooo
at.
benu
Jj-^L,
<S
$&,
evil.
man
wicked
evil one,
n *
see
J
Bebi
Bebti(?)
11
1)
-j\ ^J\
of
'
SLJ
fV
Beb-ti
il/1/1
J J HH
B>D
Ij a d P"
headed god of the dead.
B.I).
l8
l>
'
r~mn o
oena
Rhind Pa P- l8
-wv^
*&
ql
/a
A2.\
/VQ.
"D
~^>A n
Rev,,
^i^
^!)
(Nebseni), 44,
17
Bend of Amente.
n J),
v
Jfc^*'
Mar. Aby.
I,
Rev.
45, the
god
13,
badness,
9,
evil,
wickedness, sensual,
bad;varr.J,o(j(]^o,J_]^^,
Rev.
ficoome.
Copt,
F ~$h,
Vf
benha-t
beb-t
J!
lv
'
7 5>
vi
!'
hearted, rebel.
bebait
26, 233, a
god of
evil.
ben-t
Some.
harp; Copt.
benben-t
bebut(P)
fl
llo
JIJ)
%
_zr
-'
ww^
Rechnungen
bebnth(benbenthP)
T. 295
H.D.
145, 8,
wood, pahn-stick.
arrows.
/i
w
J~
to be dissolved, to
JWSA/VN
J\
539,
hTio
bena
SI
A
(j
^,
ur As
go on.
'9 08
to go, to
26z
come.
>
J
n
benben
JJ
/WWV%
A^VW^
n AAAAAA
,
[217]
Jo
benben-t
Jl^/JI^/
& & o =1
''DO CT~3
Rec.
B.D. 39,
benben- 1
benben
^,
17,
i35,
JA^VWVA
Rec. 32, 68, to copulate, to beget, to be
virile, phallus.
begotten,
A,
A JJ &
nben
!l
on
tomb
Tuat IV, a
p
J/WWV\
a portion of the
phallic god.
body
plur.
V S9i
in
Qn
.<ii^i!
general;
benben J
J A,
N. 971, a
the body.
\\0'
^,
"
r^
v
r 1
;
O ^^7
Jr+ssw.
e, e.^7
of a
woman
iTr,
j
-I
boil,
ft
'1'uat
I,
benben
bena
J *AAA
K, iv,
rv
^
,
o
JAA/VAAA
152,
/
1
J
AAA/*AA
111
'
194
'*
183,
<7
fli
sweetness; see
Ci^l.
y-
(1
J
A/WWA
n n.
/
JftAWW
<rr=>
[1
1>
74).
(j
III
(1
I
Copt. &UXJUtt.
15,
see
rings, bracelets.
ben-t
Ra (No
n /WA'WN
=a
benau
one of the 75
I,
AAAAAA AAAAAA
of Seti
Ebers Fa P- 35
a
(?)
T-
/\,
Li
Tomb
forms of
~~
44,
solar-god
Benbeniti
\\
r:
~w
some ball-shaped
",
Aby-
(1(1,
/WVAAA
JAA/WSA -*<=
benn
Mar
Benben JJ
benn
AAAAAA
J
N. 663.
Benben
benn-t
ww
*tej
-wwvviiil
see
Jpavo
c Jrin
fire offer-
IT
JL
^'^'
*^7
hen-ti1
YY,
*"***/'?'
jl
\UAAAA"
a pyramid tomb,
vw*
AAAAAA /WVW\
^JU
fj
*^
J
JHJ'
lJ
an
Jk
f]
JJ
LJ
LA
of an obelisk, the top of a
pyramidion
pyramid.
"~~
/\i
J^
the
JTA'
n n "AAAAA
^
JAWAA
benn
sanctuary of
benben or sun-stone.
it, to copulate.
male, man.
Mission 13,
>
30, the
4,
the
I'
ben
bena
ari
HI,
well-
JISAAAAA
JQ'"
UMM
J
******
U
i
doing, gracious.
A. AI
^AAAAA
/WAAAA
A OO
d LJ
a
ii
Jl
ram
the stone
shoots.
/>
J!
date wine,
***A
nnm
'J"JA-3iJl'J"*^^^
n
bena
bena
<VA*A*
bnaiia
B.D.
see
JM
lf(
swallow
134,
7,
bathe
AAAAAA
to
(?)
Copt. &Htte,
[218]
Benf
1
AAfW\A
o
J/w
DTTTTI
Joe
flints;
1]
copper
(?)
MI
benr
Jl
A A
corn- grinders,
mnn
benn-t
=.
cakes,
111' loaves.
nails,
see
bun.
to set
.,
bu n
vw
i
^^ %
^^ E=
JlSfil
benr
Copt.
<i=>
c?
fl
outside, exit;
of Osiris.
J]
r|c7^^wv^
benra
in
something
^1)
T. 345,
/OOO
I],
I
o o o
metal.
(2
JAAA^/V\
o
and
J\
vessel.
VJ
^3
Ill
o
,
Benu
Metter-
morning
star
IV,
dates,
171;
o o o
Copt.
ooo
fresh
B.D.
bird-god sacred to
<"'
JAAAA'W
a
o;
as a
see
TV
J/V^^sA
JT
<d>
Benr
N. 757, claws,
talons
bennu
with
querns.
^?'J
benu
Isis.
ore of
the
umn,
58-,
benuit
Venus
n
,
benri-t
date P alm
'
Copt.
Knit e.
Benu was
Anu
see Herod,
Mela
ili,
ii,
73, Pliny
Benuf
i)
^=^
P. 782,
M.
P.
x,
2,
Pomponius
wine;
benra-t
662,
(?);
var.
)j>
benrati
Rec
n
-J\
Copt, jutne.
J/SAAAA/-
Rev
(](]\D.
benf
iz
>
12,25,
-a
A.Z.
labourer
n,
,,,
<^>/
in
a palm grove.
n *"""" A
-c?
/
J oO,
MR,
Jl<=>1^
J /Q
^w^^
^K,
_ZT
n 'ce;
|j
*~^
^\,
N. 799,
U
speaker of
J L/ K ^7i
sweet-tongued,
fair things.
benr-re
,
wine.
J^|)5^|^^,Rec.
benr-nes-t
z6 '
new date
/WVNA)
Copt.
Z^ij
^3
(]l|j7,Rr.
t)
H** m Q HS,
the senses;
y
n
f\
f\
benra
a native of Beneb.
benpi
D
19, 92,
j
/^ftAAA
1]
774.
Beneb
\\
(1
J
H C7
=3
an enemy of Osiris
(jf,"
397.
v,
^!
N. H.
Tsetzer, Chil.
8,
it
tt
sweet-mouthed.
from
an
benra benra
*s
sweet, very nice.
()
/ ^3
w*
()
very
[219]
benrit
,U.
63,^134,
Bentui
o'
(5)1, P. 720,
AW
Va
,.T.i8.,B
n<7
,
two fiends
J]J
JaJ
Tuat.
in the
n ^^wv^A
o^7
bent
bent IF
to
tie,
to bind, to
'
benri, benriti
bind with
spells.
9 5
'
'
Israel Stele
l- e
^ =^ rjr'
,-~,
an exclamation of
-<
"
bennhU J
or aside
JAAVlAA
<r>
^\
'
>
J^*
an incision
in
to cut.
j /WA~W,
bark;
\\
CSZI,
bolt, part of
a door
plur.
ber
o
beng
J g
I,
159,
estate.
make
Mission
"pT,
n /VAAAA
bensh
.Yr-rVw
\v
'
benkh J
woe
grief,
to turn away,
"
t~?
n
\\/
1202,
/WVV
f\
(1(1
moan.
to
10,
39> to groan>
'
'
bent
alas
varr.
Rec. 11,62,
JH^==^
@ 2i
bent
to copulate, phallus.
5~?j
II!
"
JTQ
Jl
^-7
^^^
bent-ti
M. 747,
Jt^, j^>J^^.
a kind of bird.
&oX
Copt.
Rev., eye
(efi.oX).
Copt.
dual
o'
become hard
to
brrr?)
v '
>
to
ossify.
beng
berber
JTl^jli
bent,benti
jy, J^,J
berber
\\
WAAA
WAAft
See
J <^> J <=>
a loaf of bread
of a pyramidal shape.
n /WSA'^
JAAA/WV
\\'J
ape-god
plur.
-Tuatll, asinginc
AAAA
I.
bra
n
-i)
^,
\\
<=>
X ^.
KI)
Benti
<^r>
<=zr>
J 21
Jfll- ^^!
I7
'
I24
Nephthys
in
A/wv\A
Cl
Isis
'
\,P.
and
ape forms.
berkaru
Stele 40, beads
Berqer
to cast out,
Rev
"
'
35
'
Copt, ^ip,
&&IpI.
Jill
1]
(?)
Herusatef
III
J11^
<cr>
,61,
^J
Copt. fiep&CJOp.
to wreck, to overturn
Tuat
Benti-ari-ahe-t-f
Bent(?)
berber
iiiniiii
Roc
35,
57,
name
of a
open a door
Copt.
J
beh
220
IV,
ill,
Statistical
711,
beha
a
Tab. 39,
^b^"
ru
rQ
beh
I)
Jl
ra
beha
A
{j
ra
'^
rO
j^ |\
J
*
'
incense
(?)
Koller Pap. 4,
6,
T,
rrvs
_o:\^
Rec
ni
^ ^,
J
^
-Jra1f,Jra^ fan;plur
behen
ra
Behuka j
Wv
J m
t_a,
AA/WAA
^-^l
^^s "^K H.
name
^J MM*AA
x-
Jj
I!
f==S
what
*,
"'
is
'
Behutit
behh
S)
^)
n,
in front.
D
=il
Copt.
Rec
'
-^J
^*
AA
{j
'
4)
32) shruos
f
A
,
|
a kind of shrub.
_j
to cut,
beh-t
j^y.
mast
P ole
>
fla g-
'
jr^.,
8,
8,
Tf>-
r^Pf
throne on steps,
stairs, seat
Behut-t
of a god.
behut-t (?)
B.D. 39,
altar.
Behut-ti <-^,
12,
to
kill,
to hack, to carve, to
hew stone.
(D
behu
behhu (?)
the tearer," a
kind of bird.
the Sun-god
behen
Thes.
AAA^A^
'V >
J NKI
u. 455,
.T.iy,
Hfl-
1481,
n Q (WWSft
rt
IV, 969,
^W<A'
'Jni^'JIrvvJ
A ^^-^
A I_F
^*AAA^
DOx
II
-ei)
'W^A'w
TV
'^^^
JAO^^'
T >^^.
I
<SAftA^
rfj
n
VJ
\N
\>
\\
n Q
o O
beetle.
JJ^.
ofc^s, whose
\\
behutt cSJiSSF,
.P.S.B. 17,198,
"
1,
teeth, tusks
>-
hyena.
10,
o&g,e.
beh
;;
2,
88,
among
*"
behu
Abbott Pap.
I,
^
1
49, Sphinx
behuthth-t
Stele
I,
=>
behut-t
beh
beh
a kind of stone.
J$
star,
2i
beh
behukaa
A/SAAAA
^, IV,
m,
Mar. Aby.
y^,
(I
'
.
the
beh
star.
L-a,
beh
see bah.
<> B.D.
behUS
rfCj
(?)
the morning
^*w
ra
Khera
of
>A<
j]
^'
s,
fish.
__/] ~f5
11
Behus
ground, place.
ff-o
IO
\\
beha-t
"
earth,
L_=/l
kind of
(offerings), a
"I
*s3
beh
'
49, to break
or tear in pieces.
'
to flee> to run
^b\^~
Mfl, he
fl
Jl
behau
'6,
Rec
'
J
^
J ra
>
HOV
JI^^
II
AAA^A^ r
1 '
J
behen
Tuat
Behen-t
I,
a lightgoddess.
bekh
baleful, deadly.
[221]
'
illumine.
Bekh
I,
AAAAAA
^^-Tmn,
i
West
P-S-B.
behen
.3,
Jjf^~<
behenu J
!,
J-
4,
to
2 4,
2,
>>-.
An. XII,
I)e Nat.
I,
26, Aelian,
r.
bekh
fighting dogs.
behes
J|
^pa
u.
^}
20,
"
bekh-t
W)
calf; plur.
J | ^,
bekhb[6kh] ?
J J
bekhen
V^\
P. 45
1]
*<i AAAAAA
'
6 4'
!'
* SUcking calf
n
1
ann
Jt
a kind of tree.
to cut, to saw.
= -QJS*
^J\
n
,
HUE
\\
\\
-J\
w**
born, produced.
^~^
Jo<
o<
.^1 AAAAAA
"
'
nnm
is
n e
*~w
Jl
J
m
bekhen
'
what
nnm
anm
Ham-
uiiui
nTTiTl
J^
ReC,
AAAAAA
behes
behes
hunt to
to
\?
behsau
J|
|1
W,
fl
(]
J^-J~^S1
bekhen-t
iv, 893,
the
chase.
'
JXl -'
L=fl'
''I
20, 41.
n s
behes
cr
calf.
JffU,
n -^
JsXI
[1
|j
-d)
&
II
J)
Ml
2J
c*
|]
J)
'
L-fl, hunter.
a hunt, game.
/>wwv
Jl D Q
1
_u
c~D
gate-house, pylon
plur.
n
X6H
n^nri
J nlTi' J T" <*u /A J T* LkLI
n
n n
j
Rec.
J^/jfjJ'
J
1
'
'
,,.
beht-ti
W
=J|
beht
^)
bekhkh
Hh. 414,
see
J | c^.
bekh-t
1 1
Bekhkhi
two thrones,
c=s ^
pylon;
quantity, amount.
31,
fire, fiery ;
LT
fill
>
J ^K| \
be hot, to
I
P-
B.D.C, 453
\\
nnni
.
,
Rec.
19, 16.
Bekhen
1X
l6 5.
proper
bekhes
fl
Jl
'-
name
(?)
bread, cakes.
bes
T uat
Jj
Bekhbekh
(I
plur.
T. 336.
Bekhkhit
\\
6 43,
town;
168, to
^a
8, 9,
(|
AWVW
J!
bekhnu
i_
throne.
JJ|%fl.
name
fi
_rjj, seat,
ft, Rec.
A \\ \\
or double throne
'
J J ^
;var.JJJ|,
>
a "ght-goddess
of dawn.
J Jx^
bes
Jp, JpfJ,T.
3 2i,p. 398,
M. 568
besit
H
||||
^,
flame,
fire,
bla7.e.
[222
JH-
bes
>
flame .
bes
fire .
Jl **1
..D. Ill,
1400.
Besu-en-setch-t
B.U. 125, III, 23, the
I
fire
fl
x
(1
(1,
of the
a re-incarnation
Besi
'
*1T
a singing ape-god.
I,
l)(|-(J,Jpl|(|-,Tuati,
a serpent fire-goddess.
_B<^
bes
master ;
^k
'
see
35;
III,
B.D. 125,
title
Ra
-^
name
the
Lit. 30,
=^
fl
Denderah IV,
P.
Besi-sahu
to pro-
Nav.
Peasant
1 1
-a
8,
83,
[1
"^$Jj.
advance, to
bes
rise,
55,
IV,
I-ove
IV
(1
Songs
7,
6,
(in years),
bestuu(?)
of
title
"ad-
Ra and
of
^^\
[!()(]
of Ra.
-o^
fl
R
I
fl
I
Osj
is
accompanied
foetid
bes
matter,
pus,', hu-
mours, excretions.
in
'57, to
part
of
the
body,
induction
Jfle^, Jfle
Vkoca
UUoJs
Q
I
N. 754
to
24,
advanced
1k
J\
jl
induct^a
<
bes-t, beS-tU
'
title
Jfl<X^,
j"
60, a warrior-god.
by
<y\
besit
215; Copt.
Rec.
Lit. 68,
bes
<0tl
the
of a form of Ra.
cnrici.
fl
jj
other gods.
[1
Jj',
Amen.
^p
of the right
Q^Jl
Wjflj
171,
162,
beSS
name
Besi-em-he-t-kauit
Rec. 31,
'**
V^
fl
Jokr
study of literature]
^^,^J|!
-A
JlUll
Nav.
JP.M
to
(No. 68).
Besi-neheh
a hawk-god, one of
P. 797,
<3=<
^Jr
of Ra.
name
,
bes, besi
<CX
Besu-Ahu (?)
Besu-Ahu.
see
ill
besu
doors ; see
(JO
Xl
plur.
B.D. 125,
i
JP
the 75 forms of
Tuat
J P (m
Besit
Besi
I) fl
Jj
(?)
unguent vase,
163,
Ci
<=>
,3^..
|
tl
the
oil bottle
.'
MI'
mony
i
II
oil
bottle;
used
in
II!
W,
the cere-
pomegranates.
223
besbesiu
besen
|l
O
000
i;
chiselled objects
medicine.
in
Rec. 26,
68, chisel
jl
plur.
H.
11
J Ro
j]
who wears
of Sudani origin,
leopard,
^^
the
roun d
>
of:
god
f)
dwarf god;
j|
[1
) ,
(i)
besek
n ^^^
'^^
rL
Bes
was
^5*. jp'
Hlr
bes-t
and
was
his
music,
He
body.
dancing,
and
besa
lord
of
all
typhonic
&HC.
creatures; Copt.
besbes
the
JO,
Jfl
14,
Jl
._
Vy
\*s
besa
besa
t>N
v>
J rzsa
Amen.
U. 538, P.
(j
/"
to drench,
""",
'.
fl
beshsh
MI
milk.
IM
v.
<-
besh
loin band.
besb[es] (?)
'
^J
beshsh
Tnatll,
'
l88
661,
775,
-J
)]
M. 771, flow
of water from the eyes.
beshu
j-\'
dust
Copt, oeicy
o o o
psq
r-xr-i,
Jil~K-l
o o o
a corn-god.
Rec
P.
P. 66r, 775,
waistcloth,
Jl-
<->I
beshsh-t J
?.:
tunic,
sahva, vomit.
short
exc
s )ittle
l
beshu
J^t
JP'k^''
^, T. 295,
> |,
besh-t
J IT^\
Besa
vomit, to be sick
a kind of goose.
HI?
to be drenched.
i.e.,
jn
527,
see
u.
intestines, to gut.
17,
229,
540,
up an animal,
to rip
besh, beslia
v. 31,
JQ-ttt**,
r.
of the destructive
viscera, intestines.
Besek
W, a god
J'o
intestine, gut;
>
'
female leopard.
>
nature,
47,
Jp
Jlsx^
J^J
P.
T. 246,
J
1
J fl^r^, JO
[]
(?)
leopard;
-ilooo
p^,
WWW\
besek
bes-t
11
^-ill
JT~,
^w^AA'\
r\
^) < tt >
M. 64, N. 33, 504, a kind of seed, some substance burnt at the inauguration of a temple.
^&
XIII, 15,
*3\
jn
A^^^^A
r\
flO
(I,
ii
(?)
st i c ks
of in-
cense.
=
(?)
B.I). 108, 5
besn
fl
besen
"C
J pr^Cj
^^
III P^,
J/VW^^
S
besh
metal
tool,
graver
**S,
besha
\\
JtVjVT _E?&
x
o
o
engraver.
Titt!
II
o
.
Annales V, 34, to
to
1)
*a
*a
tha besen
n n^
J^.
/"
millet,
Mil
_c.Ns>
kill.
ooo
crushed or ground,
bt>t>
slay,
making
beer.
J
..
besht
i
Jl
224
.,
J) nrc-1
699,
()
J A | o J ^ | ^'
beq netchem
Jl
to rebel, to revolt.
.J},
sweet olive
>
1o n
r~\\~i
ri
r~^~i
<=
J<
old olive
/.#.,
-3
beq ha-t
troubled
opposition,
be insincere.
'
beq
Q
^ jk
j|t
\^
Rec.
i,
,)
Jia o
J!
in'
8,
\\
Rec
'-
'5,
i&
>
124,
fin
<=>
i,
n,
beq
A J\
\
jj
&
23
n
&
=>
beq
beq
&
/Q
*gk
to revolt,
to rebel.
'
be
fl
,
I
beqi
rebels
see
^1
&
J\
.-\
to be with child
jl
A (m
j
tobeb
light, sunrise,
-A
shimmer.
A J
zi
altar,
-O AAAAAA
J
beaenqen
heaven, sky.
and was
serpent Ankh-neteru,
reborn daily.
-ror,
Beq
'
Vh
\A ^o
\A
out, to flow
pour
loshine
beqen
Af through the
10, 74, a
''-
t-
Jl
to
7,
cry out.
Stele
\i
fl
to
Pap. 28,
bright, to shine.
J!
Metternich
(
m,
zl^\
Ja^s- til
Ji
beqbeq
J^
chief, overseer
^J^f'
beqa
beq-t
Beq
A -3- Rhind
to see, to
be
to revolt, to rebel.
^jL
beshtu
;seebaq
59,
beshth
jf
jL/l
-t*Q
Rec.
IV, 6 2
beq J A \>
s^r
beq
I-K-T
J'-^M
"oily-hearted," to be
i^jfl^i
(of
water).
Jl^
oil,
oil (?)
deceitful, to flatter, to
beshtiu
red olive
i,
resistance,
^>
czsa
rebellion,
'
oil.
^^
beq tesher J A |
i~n~i
IV
B.I).
soldier.
145,
'
I
beqes
Nubian precious
stone.
'
beq
olive
oil,
ll
U^Au.^li^".
>
^ IV
J^'I''
i
III
beq-t
Pap. 90,
J JO,
beq uatch J
f J
6
fresh
JL J ^T m IV> "'
J)
\
lower part of
i
||
*d
688
oil.
live
^>
ih
tail >
l>
ow els,
133, 4,
4,
belly
plur.
r,
7-
,,
s beiiy
Rec
^^j^^,
^ ^.
h
16,
10,
68
^-ye
in
J
beqsu
225
beka-t
U. 310,
^Jlj>,
27
56,
U. 320, armlet
(?); plur.
-*i
woman
a pregnant
U. 517.
beqsu
%O
A1
j]
*r*J
N. 159, a part of
JL
see
(I
-<i
^z:^
Beku
?\
v\
U. 570, N. 752,
hawk gods.
RU
l>
^^
w eak,
feeble
ffi
32,9-
^/]
steps, stairs.
Rec
6l to see> to
beg
DM J -@s- 'shine, to be
J"
splendid.
beg
'
ffl
fl
'
U. 209, hawk-goddesses.
-9
J^^t
i_/)
to
%*
work,
to
'
labour.
36,
ladder, steps,
i\
I,
to
be
bek
=
Rec.
tribune
JU
beka
beker
Copt.
Bekut
Ju]*>
of a
U. 362, hawk;
Jar5
with milk.
\\^'
name
the
god.
n A
when swollen
'he breasts
TJ ?
tt
Jfo
scales, balance.
Beqtui (?)
J ^^>
beka-ti
Beka-t
AAA/W\
bek
with young.
-Jl
a grasshopper,
beqsu
(?)
cow
fl\
rftL
12,
bee's'
bek-t
y^]
^\
beg-t
Q
J ^
'
be helpless, do nothing,
be inert.
chamber of a
(el*
CD
U^.iv,
begi
illumine, to be bright
to
/"w*\
Jffl'a.
/&
sick
'
person.
1156,
ffi"V
-EC*
Jl
^)
compare Heb.
bekau
radiance, splendour.
light,
beka
ing,
II
^\ m
to-morrow morning
Jy
&
p.
beka-t
light of
U^
morn-
compare Heb.
618, 619, N.
f^*.
II
dawn, as opposed to T
^~
lr
\\
darkness,
ffi
beg
ffl
&,
230,
bega
l*r\g
man
I]
ffi
^)\
Ju/h Mar
J^h^ J[,
nalesV, 95,
Kam. 44
42,
weeping, lamenta-
/i
/i/vv\/V\
Copt. &!XI.
"^ ^5.
a kind of fish
var.
_Ct^2>
An-
cry,
Peasant 138,
Sfs^v^w^,
^
shipwrecked
M. 690 ......
beka
place of
begau
.
(j
to cry out.
moan,
JB
^*\
bekau (?)
light,
C?
morning, morning
begaau
begarthat
Stele
J S *^\
'
fl
Israel
J
begas
diminutive ;
226
&
J ffilbv
plur.
^
"^^
I'JnmnrJ
begas- ha -t
Love Songs
be troubled
4, 10, to
mind.
in
Copt.
begasu
betau
B.D. 388,
Jffl
beges
D \
A
betu-t tcheser-t
ffi
1)
=!!
A.Z. 35,
(5A,
to be
weak or
begS-t
empty
var.
ffl
rfv**
_$_,
betu
~^^.
begSU
J
beges J
begs-t
B.D. 1363,
bet
bet
'
JI
]--,
O
grains, seed.
47-
11
J
in
n
,
^C)
7,A.z.i9o8,i 7>
I
^,
Heb. rP3.
bet
o TY
nation, to
ffi
(I
|fl\' JZk
^\
Q /\
e
used
r*naT\
house, place;
D *V\
/rX
*T> JlU'fej^,
JlU^,
bet
'
^IJ
Jo
1
(2
resin
original
bet
000
III
'
dagger, poignard.
beges
/-^
fj
making incense.
ffl
rJ
*&
bet(?)
-J
8,
fish.
^1 VL
ll
beges
\\
a kind of
weakness,
ffi
%^JL
_/r
v
So
I
ffi
J1
'
IV,
;
1]
JI
'
feebleness, helplessness
1 6,
Vv
JI
^,
miserable,
-ft
H^^K<Qai <=>,
Q
JI
Jr
a special abomination.
knife.
to be in want,
.Ms.
of a boat.
4, part
begen
an abominable
^^ M7i,
2LT
JI
begas
<Q<,
to be
an abomi-
she ^ hert1
herdsman.
'
to shine.
Bet-neters
Jo
be regarded as loathsome.
,'Ji-
betbet
<a
^^
-J\
-S\
see
/WW>A
ore.
Amen, n,
beti
6,
betiha
J)
Rec.
3,
48, a mould.
^L,
^11" D
\\ o o o
52, the
o o
evil thing,
iniquity,
II
beti her
vil,
crime; plur.
IQ\\
Jli
JI
beti
semi
""
^^
D
f)
fl
Jl \\
halves of the mould.
o o o
Rec.
Rec.
i
3,
"
Q t^S*'
VI_L
I-LA J
Jr
JD TMM
JI\ Jr
Rec.
3, 50,
the two
12, 145, a
sacred
ta|)let(?)
B
o
betnu
bet-t
|La
O
JO
/o.
>V&
227
J
2 89,
T.
J^fff,
Jl
~"=
'
i,
yww^K^k,
O JT JS4
Rec.
i,
N.
824,
66,
<
129,
119,
J)
10
-f\
JQ
J v^w $
"*"**
Betnu
''
ll^^.-a
foreign rebels.
M-'.JJS
Jl
|||
v v
"
\r
JT
hostile in
discontented,
<(
JQQ
JT
L_=/l
'
'"'
bet-t
\\oo
^..p
\\
spelt,
ley; Copt.
\\ '"'t^'
066*
$^=
v
TTTlll
066
disaffected,
969,
.D
w n
J)
beten ha-t J
IV,
M.
fiCOTe.
a heap of dhurra.
intent, rebellious.
betnu
^^
1)
Jl
(2
Jim
1]
Jl
dog-
betnu
11
|U D
Jl
_J\
/vwvV
niio
\\
headed apes.
bet-tesher-t I
T
swift, agile.
/"
<=>
MI
\\
red
M.
millet.
beth-t
^-
Jl
IV
93
off an
'
*>
'
'
he tus
bet
elephant.
=^i
I
]|
J,
be
weak, or helpless
feeble,
see
bett
ffi\1
but
helpless
Jl rrn Si
disposed beings, both men and
,
burn incense ;
to burn, to
bet
betshu
to illumine, to shine.
to be faint, to
Jl
<=^,
U. I02
c=>'
I2 5'
evil-
spirits.
betek
to
fall,
Plur
fail.
to
L,
fl
fl
misery.
1
I
'
M.
41,
bethau
ThCS I48
'
'
JT
^^^
^P\
~\$s$&
'
"^
jj*
'
11
Q MI'
bettka
a k ' nc^ o(
^T
11
^^Tr
Jl
used
=^
U
,
foe,
enemy.
Rec.
7,
;
I
Heb QTrtaiN,
':
and
-=--
J
o
water-melon
Copt.
Arab,
44,
B.D. 31,
3,
fej
/ly)
or her^
^inant
medicine.
IV>
bethesh
M. 533,
bethenha-t
469,
.-.'
III'
P.
i.i 1 2,
62, N. 29, to
bethenu
^^=-
"
bett-t
J$
Sf'
cen
J|
g=
-*^J
^' one
foe;
rebel,
III
bethenu
filth,
VJ
N.
,
--
incense chamber.
Betu
" U
betek
Jl^^s
11
beta
^a
^\ J\
^fl^*,
J\
III
fall.
j^l
beth
(1
ci
o,
\J
Jc^s
betektek J
betek
to drop, to
^4;
see
JWAAA 1^.
J
Betbet
iietbet
(^
B
i
'
DG
'
'
Io64
'
goddess.
P 2
228
mould
which the
in
the
was made
figure of Osiris
at
potent
but
fiends,
etc.
Denderah.
e==I
e
bet
JlJ
beti
yi
c^i"
son or thing
'
\\
ri
in
ill-disposed
;
fiOTe
per-
Betesh
Copt.
impotent
men,
gods,
beings,
(|j
iJ
(1 1\
rebels.
the
devil of revolt.
beten
to
J Sg
B.D.
(Savte), 4 o, 3 ,
beten
Betshu
tie,
to bind,
L-fl'
bandlet.
fillet,
^ AA
Beten
enemies,
I]
*& A*AAAA
c
^",
Betshet
241, to dissolve, to
P.
36, 214,
like water.
J aa,
T.
god who
239, N. 6 1 6, a
I,
Annales, 3, 177,
a star-god.
j]
J "^^
foes.
J|
^CJ AAflAAA
betesh
32, 42,
(?)
"^
j)
betniu
foe,
Betch
M.
)^^,Ne^r
J^^^, guide
beten
enemy,
(?
^ JSS' ^^
to
J g,
compress, to bind.
85,
,a. bull-god.
i.e.,
batch
jlEifijk.,
betcha
offerings.
Betsh-aui
^^
^\
j]
stick,
betsh
staff,
fi
some wooden
(o
^^
betcha
vessel
in
plur.
|)
tool or instrument
"%\ 9 J
>
Q Q Q
^>
cookin g P
Copt.
e:
betsh
'"'
>
betchen
,
\\
"~^^
to be angry.
betshu, betshut J
1
betchentchen
1076 .........
_/|
I
y
'
L IV,
229
P
p
Heb.
rj
P, pi D,
masc. sing.
longs to
pa
A^
\v\
p + n (pen)
p+a
pai
M, IV,
D <w~, what
143,
is
pai-a
With
TTA.I, TTH.
Copt.
/jx'
demonst. pron.
182,
pai-k
suffixes
mine (masc.)
^T, my,
(1(1
mine.
P.
D^>,
(j
N. 895
what
be-
masc. sing.
^^
\\,
(fern.);
M. 289, D
D,
demonst. pron.
^^
Copt. ITUM
this.
an
article of furniture,
base
:w\
of a stand.
pai-t
'
pe-t D
T. 399,
M. 409,
paituk
,o.
pai-f
Amen.
AA/VsAA
Rev. 13,
2,
a
heaven, earth, and
till
heaven
pai-s
the
Other World
Rev.
<$.
n
)
D F=3
temta
c.
^jr"""""
pe-t
JWi
Q
,s
the two
c
,
Copt
Copt. UCWC.
pet-ti
hers
\,
his
pai-n
Copt. Tie.
(j
3,
"\r-*.
o=^=
6,
Jl~>
plur.
s^
,
U. 514,
later
230
'%&
Pa-ah-nersmen
rD
pa
= D
cup,
pot.
(j
MA,
(I
pa-t
liquor, drink.
Ill
pa-aa-n-ursb.
'
pa
paut
boat
sacred
of the
port
of
pau-t
i,
S.
Amen.
of
title
'
n
(0
(?
Pabekht-hes-en-pa-hes
"^ J
i,
in
the
dough,
pa
a son of Ra.
Ra ^
9,
matter, substance,
stuff,
Delta.
Pa-nemma
B.D. 164,
bread,
offering,
plur.
the Sun
"^
,,U. 116,
U. 609,
Pa-Bekhennu "^^ 1^ J
o
B.D. 165,
men
beings,
women.
Bar.
see
tobe,
the
Nome.
Busirite
Pa-bar
to exist.
Pa-ium'-t Asar
the
is
made,
product
food,
Ik^
Copt
I,
,
pa ha-t
J^
'
I
'
'
pa
cri]
papyri by
.-
c~a
|\
transcribed
see per.
^
^,
l^^X
D
pa, pai
TM 8c8
W.
o_=;8, /v\
Tanis
the
in
P.
164,
327,
Amen.
9, 7.
Rec
pautiu D
n
VA ^?9
Ess?, IL^S^
/or\ =233) D
3>
!'
Il6 primeval
beings (?)
>
U. 443,
\\ Sra^S
J\
c-),
U. 568, D
to
fly;
N. 751, D
val time,
later
Rec.
pai
2,
= Copt.
39
D ATx
i.e.,
(?)
never before
first
not
AX'
_.
beginning.
(rtfyei.
pant ta D
pai
;
remote ages
lice
28,
Copt. TIKI.
'"
pait
AK
tA>rs
00 ^,
feathered
11
fowl,
Rec. 27,
louse,
birds:
.'
primeval
^^.. _'
tinii',
remote ages.
Eg}
,
pa-t
pauti taui
(?)
',
'
[231]
IV,
beginning of
the
68,
&
|,
Pau-t-then-ta n
,
>
Amen-Ra
of
val
vIV
'
...
Paa-t
Pauti taui(?)
3\,A.2. 1900,
i
paathah (?)
31, a title
a kind of cake.
of Egypt.
god
\\
D %<'
This
primeval god.
" he who
who
Rec. 27,
Jj,
Pauti
the
paat-t D
exists,"
is,"
224,
title
Pait
'
,'
Q
'
^J^,.7, HI HI
97,
67,
I"]"],
^<f (j(j J,
r^N
Pain
m mm
1^
pair
www\
Jg
,^j,
Jg
BerL 2293,
13.
U. 437, D
M.
Pauti
P.
see
IV, 517, a
various kinds
'
kind of bird,
pigeon (?)
paasli
Pau
Copt. TlIOOp.
B.D.
Hittite
proper
name.
,
K.D.
15,
7,
"
\\
Re<\
\\,
B.D.
26,
85,
pait D
30, a part of a boat.
9,
j,
i,
!,.
pait
8,
house.
IV, 807,
pait
B.D. 39,
B.D. 125,111,
77,
IIII'J/T*
Hearst
JS&V1
'
,'
I,
paur
AK
K\
0, Rechnungen
i,
17,
i,
12,
r-
ti ,
new
wine.
L,
that;
!M^1i'
the
2ii'
the
name
i'
\\
p mevai g d
pafl
D
'
see
all
that
is.
The
Upper
pant
Jour.
'
As.
1908,
265 =
neirr.
232
Panti-baf-em-khen-tchet-f
pakhst-t
a\\
,
}
bearer of Harmakhis
/)
Temu.
II,
9,
J^^rils?)'
Berg.
nth hour
"
^,
ends
o,
Tuat
n Ar\
III, a mythologi-
form of
in the
^\-rf
lions' heads.
be upset or overturned.
turn, to capsize, to
>
Nastasen
pas
44 =
Stele 40,
4-
paimet
of the night.
paran
"W
Pakhet
Panntu(?)
'
Ik
n l<f
the
name
of the
rj
Paru
object
165,
i,
i,
a Nubian god, a
ft.
pas
Q
r
Pariukas
a'
form of Ra.
Rec.
228,
26,
the
little
pot for
B.D. 165,
y,
i,
of
title
Amen.
pasa
Parhaqa Kheperu
ra
B.D.
164,
tp
-Bas-
cakes, loaves.
i'
pasasa
Q,
3,
1-91
Edict 15,
OO
consort of Sekhmit-Bast-Ra.
Parhu
""^iTI
U
I
23, 4, Alt.
I,
IV> 3 2 4. a prince
of Punt.
Jrl'
to
weapons
cook
'
53
pasen
^^
n,
\J2S
(?)
see
labour
K. 418
pasef ^j<
%& "Q\
//M Jm
partharil
L J
Anastasi
%0
'
i
0^=^.
compare Heb.
cm
pahu
-3=0,
^=>
to run, to revolve,
to circle; see
x <^>.
A J\
Paseru
pakh
pakh
^^ ^,
^^
U. 551,
'
to attack.
i,
a kind of herb
A
c.
The
Beni Hasan
in
chief seat
a sanctuary
lion-
now called
the Speos
Artemidos.
3
pakhar Jg? ?^, oS^^
L/m A <o A
1
'
Pakhenmet
,
to
title
of
Ra
QV
or
Amen.
Pakhit
goddess.
go about,
'
to run.
Pasetu
112,
i,
^P Q % J,
a god, a divine
.D.
(Saite)
title.
Pashakasa
B.D. 164,
2,
and Sekhmit-Bast-Ra.
Pashemt-en-Her
A.Z. 1901, 129, "the passage of
Horus," the name of a month.
233
cake of bread,
of incense,
fruit (?)
plur.
'
Rec. 31,28;
P. 161,
),
paq
a^^^Y
Rec
3i.
'
162
pa
tive
paq-t D
(I
pron.
D^>, Q^>(j(j;
I, N. 937, ladder.
A
520
paqit
shard,
shell
= a%>,
T. 70, 329.
irmn
r^rc-i
I
nnm
papa D
tortoise-shell,
turtle-shell.
\\
"the
36,
<^>
a
Frog,"
X ^4,
Amen.
/I
i?^
<Tx
Dream
Pan
Stele
Tuat
^vwwv,
part of a ship.
II,
a god.
name = Copt.
proper
16,
'
papa-t D
^j
12,
H i~Ji'
JL
"J*<f
fl
Peasant,
Paqrer
H D
(j
paqru ^
U. 190,
D|JI
pas-t D
fl
cake, loaf.
(j
neKpoirp.
^^ U LJ
pakaka
Nastasen
>
pat a
(1
>
Stele,
rf)
48 = neTKu>K(?)
Patheth
hewho;
^<f I ^,
U. 615
Tuat
Patheth
Copt.
a
I,
singing
ape-god.
patha
pa
Hh. 460, cake,
loaf,
bread
pat
plur.
24, 9
(?)
,Jh,
ancestor.
pait
kind
of
Copt,
Amen.
a mortal
man;
plur.
salve, ointment.
pat a
dove;
encrf
j^,
foot; Copt.
human face.
pa-t
pat
(?)
moulder, smiter
n^.T,
P.i66,
see
_EU
C^
U. 480,
JlaV&
^
^A
P.
2i6,T. 3 75,
N. 142,
NJ
do
Sphinx
III,
D
129, IV,
JLiS,
1045,
pat
_D_
:
X
;o
fountain.
!'
AVW^
patenu
G
/\A*V\AA
^^
Herusatef
'
450
o,
and women,
of people or
patch
U. 486,
men
Denderah
Pat
'
$)
Q "735
I, born
[J
of.
[234]
D D
Denderah,
Papa[it]
6,
I,
Pit q Hn
a birth-goddess.
flame
'
s P ark
flre >
'
P lur
>
Jj
^\, Buto.
\\
,aim
pi
to
to ascend.
fly,
pill (?) D
(|(|
to shine, to illumine.
pa-t
L.D.
2290,
III,
pi D
pa-t
pa-t
papait
plur.
Rev.
(play
his.
OS,
\_/VJ>-^
M. 127
D,
pinaks odd
1
pan
globule.
IV, 141,
^^
()(1
a kind of grain
pill,
$1
'"
pif D
foreig "
'
I5
dancing-women.
Q
pi-t Q
u
.
M W,
-.,
IO
H
Rec.
A'
Rec
Pip adfloV',
^n
l'
_=|\>
.A,
Gr.
Pi-neter-tuail
Wcf.
C
Lanzone,
|,
Panari _B
Tuat X, a form of
cloth of
flax,
Khepera.
Pahaaref
D
t7
\^
184, a
n,
god
of flax
a
loaf,
pis D
bread, food.
(1
pituk
D
dove; Copt. eno"f~;
her, hers.
PU D ^>
= n
pat-t
dove; see D
\>
(](]
*
_^^,^^,
round
^-
weakened form of
sing. fern.
AAAAAA
1 ^
and
Nistasen Stele
nUUJl^
var.
\\
patch
threads
,_
pat
*"i
Dufl"
Copt. Tli-gjO
pat
he had a
'
<a^jy,TuatIX,agod
/wv\
P-ankhi
the
20,
gods).
>
plur. d
circular
pu
,.
'
k"
to
make
bricks
1'
'
tablet, loaf.
Copt.
pi
^,
pu-tl
(j(|^
l,
Nas-
(s
i^
aa
III
(1
\,
'
my D
;
dd
>
his
'
D dd P' her
l,
'
'
=i J| o,
Q(][|I^I^,
Rev. n, 141,
see
D
,
tide, a
weakened form of
\\
5=^='
(I
Rec.^,
183-
l'
q
pi, pi-t
loaf; plur.
q
<$.
a demonstrative par
q
A/VW-"'
235
put D
pui
^^
'.
to fly
see
Putukhipa
pui
Amen.
13, 8, 22,
22, to fly.
10, 5,
% %
_Z1
^^
c.
_ZT
Treaty
75S
\\ i/
Le y d
"^(jf^'
name
putra
pui
fl
1} |
J J
J
Fa P-
7,
3,
'
form
peti
is
fleas.
B.D.
^,
(1
puiu
nected with
\\
probably,
to
mould, to make
JT
I
Q.
make
bricks
to
J!
/I
punen
Pur, pur*
Rec.
8,
make
M
this
is
"
con-
is
demonstrate," as in
"
later
and means
to see,
to see,"
yr
now
ex p' a n
'
means)."
(or,
putchu
76
,^&-
a chair of
Tuat
s^-,
'
beans, peas;
what
Copt. Tittle,
DfflD
Q
|
"
This word
^2s.
21
The
what?
17,
Jj.
p-b-maai
\\
(?)
\\
Rhind
J\
Pap. 12
to separate, to divide, to split
PUS
D%P
pep
march.
to go, to
to
D
D
Dec
Anastasi
divide,
to
to
separate,
xlr
^
pepa
pusasa
10,
com-
W (^3),
pusa
14,
l\'
D
D
'
xTr
(?.
'
I
boat.
jj
pepi, pip
D
IV,
make
to
stick,
wood
staff,
is
to divide, to open, to
be opened
honey equal
>
one quarter of a
to
ffi
plur.
Love Songs
^\.
fern.
IX
e.g.,
615, M. 783, N.
]'.
11
that.
pen
it
P. 674, etc.
i, 8,
.D
'
\\
le==^^~\
ffi
and see
pfa
bin.
\\
\\
to spit.
that.
\\
pugas
23, 16, to spit
m of
^
f
Hathor.
1143
K\
see TT
puga
puga
lOfl
for
J,
plur.
i
measure
"
'
1
1
pef
piece of
see
pup
P-pestit-neteru ^
,
distribute,
division.
puga n
bricks
ffi
^ ^
see
rr
/"^
Amen.
10, -20,
Pefi
pef-qa-her
that
damned
A v&
one,
title
i.e.,
Aapep.
of honour
236
B.D. 33,
Penu
Berl.
genn
'#
XtZZ
D n
PenU
Dl
,-N
something roasted,
cooked food.
'4'
C
pefsu
(2
mythoor
rat.
ratsbane.
',
~-
-LL
Tombos
AA^AA
AAAAAA
e>
C ^
(]
AAAAAA
A.Z.
month Paopi
fish.
7j
Penap-t
Stele 5
a kind of
%^L,
V
'
penpen
1901,
129,
Copt.
neoni.
baked cakes.
food.
Hj
^
'
AAAAA*
penu JL\>
D /r |N o
cooked
roasting,
'
'4
pefsit
*>
u
34, oil-boiler.
Hi
>'
pefs-t
Amherst
ffi
f]l fl
pefss
2,
mouse
logical
pefs
Pen-Amen-hetep
.
Pefset-akhu-f
Ti
*^=~.
pen
fern.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
A
(I
^i
\\
(I
AAAAAA
D O
AAW.
ft
Pen
fern.
AAAAAA
usually follows
Pyramid Texts
v\
e.g.,
it,
7^
month
of the
^u^
i\AAAAA
D
to
5?^5
AAAAAA ^
fl
AAAAAA
^Ti
AAAAAA
to
overturn,
pena
this, as
to overthrow,
reverse
to
capsize,
~,
Peasant
that.
name
\\
\\
l^:_
n<LpeJUL-
Copt.
etc.
pen, peni
to
(J^^D/V/I,
it is
opposed
nA.pJU.^i.T,
c=z
Copt.
\\
-*">
I37> the
'
Pen-ant
(1
(I
AAAAAA
(I
I
dual masc.
I9 6
I29>
plur. masc.
I90I>
'
menoth;
Q
I
original
'
demonst.
(I
a god.
particle, this;
fern.
II, 156),
AZ
'
112, the
D
;
going
Rec. 27,85;
\\
penn
this
see
to
penn
Ebers
Copt,
n,
P.S.B.
Amen.
14,
3,
D
-overthrow.
nuuume.
Pen
l\
Pap. 60,
10, 49.
pena-t
pen,
Tuat
Pena-t
III, a
mythological
boat.
D
,
B.D. 98,
6,
god; Saite
penait
'
i
a porlion of a river
with rocks in it.
var.
penpen
"
D
D
"
IWVA/V
^^vwv^
=^.
Morgan,
'
,
ciwb. Mel. n,
peni
P-neb-taui
156,
and Tasent-
nefer-t.
P-nefer-nehem a
"
'
P-nefer-enti-nehem a
penu
Ombos
|\
_B^.
a
,
m of
Horus.
ra
I
\\
form of Horus.
^
plur.
Penramu
,
Berl.
group of gods.
I,
I
Penrent
AAAAAA
^
(_)
^~\
D
\U
237
Per-abu
supplied
B.D.
26, 2,
Judgment Hall of
hearts," the
Per-
238
Ra
" house of
per-ur
Osiris.
6S
-ami-a-aha
fire-stick that
X, the gazelle-headed
with fire.
LcjSj,
a sanctuary, a
name
178,
i,
14,33 =
cellar.
n'
tomb.
peru-uru VI
Per-aa
Per-ba-tet
.
B.M. 241,
''great house,"
assumed by mere
officers, e.g.,
=
'
Per-aa
per-ankh
^i
Per-pestch-neteru
"1
I
],
I
|,
'
I
i.
per-ankh
mirror
perma
Thes. 1254,
see
the sarcophagus
i.e.,
chamber
,r
I2
'
L>
,
booths
Rec.
6,
P
15,
('
Per-ankh-aru-t
fl
j L
'
_j
in the
Tuat
Will
MWW\
i.e.,
funerary coffer.
per-ar \c/>
f)
store-city,
magazine
who have
council chamber
in
a temple.
129
B.D. 6 4
arrived in port,
the
l[|j
j^f"'
era house
,
of speech,
<^^,
^j_,
M^
coffer.
5,
(?)
c
per-ubekh-t
6,
per-metcha
per-uab
the tomb.
per-metu era
138, armoury.
Rev.
(0V
peru-mesu-nesu jl^
per-aha(?)
I,
(?)
per-menau
the house of those
per-anti
Per-mit (?)
Rec.
peru-Manu.
temples
I'
var
summer-houses,
peru-maau (?)
>
gold house,
(?)
Q WWVXQ
of the North.
r*""r
per-em-nub era _n*^
^\ o o o\
I,
1 1
per-Bati
Rev.
128
" the
per-aa of the king." It is sometimes placed
inside a cartouche with the royal name, e.g.,
per-aa
Pharaoh;
palace,
Copt,
title
i.e.,
i.
a chamber in the
7,
wine
r>af\
t\
per-ur-em-nub-t
a chamber
L.D.
239
per-neheh
O
g
X
,
'
*>.,
c
in
_zr
"
^
]
jO,
houses
cm
i.e.,
celestial
Berl.
<cr>
2296,
mansions.
C3I
Decrets 19,
|j
per-heh
copied.
jfiir
per-her-hetep
cm
i'
offering chamber.
per-hesb
^^ P Q
1
per-en-teka
houses above,"
peru-nu-seshu
cm 2^
A!'
house of eternity,
peru-heru
school, college.
35
per-en-per-ankh
Henu
Per-Henu
Per-en-bakh-t
3
era
"
house of eternity,"
i.e., the tomb.
cm n *
A.Z.
slaves
e.g. :
taxed,
cm ST
000
i,
?I
peru-mib
I,
B.M.
f>^,
o o o
174.
cm
Per-nefer
cm,
Rec.
D,
,
in
Rec.
5,
chamber
88, the
in
S,
d
o
,
C~3
C3
divine
slaughter-house.
T, r
treasury; plur.
IV, 1143.
I,
cn
A A A
'
per-nesu
11
"p, "f
Hh,
treasure-house, store-house,
the
2 9S.
office.
cm fA cm,
per-hetch
cm
per-nem-t
a temple
31,
33,
perui-hetchui
>\
B.M. 174,
Per-neser
cm
A^AIWA
ry~~r^
cm
A^MA p n
Jrjl
j^
flame,"
peru-hetch cera I 3
(S?
sanc-
i.e.,
(?)
tuary
(?)
in
which
was worked.
silver
(1cm,
Per-neser,
25, 3, a fiery region in the
per - neter
shrine
or
Tuat.
tlie
_7[
" -^^.P.
per-Ru(?)
Per-khut
god-house,
^ ^
"
It?}'
sanctuary
B.I).
the
per-khen
i_
_i
libation
B.I).
26,
i,
"house of
(^
III'
X\\
hearts," the
Judgment
Per-Sah
^
I
Rec.
Per-hu
Rec. 30,
4,
women,
i.e.,
^ ^.
j\^ A
31*
v
house of Orion.
persen
_^
cake
see pasen.
c
I
the
house of
Per-sehep
I
harim.
secluded, harim.
the
per - hemt
16, 129,
'
women were
Hall of Osiris.
648,721, M. 74 8,
cm
per-khenr (?)
house wherein
728, N. 1329,
chamber.
294
Per-hatu
p.
Jj[,
M.
VD
..
B.D. 104,
5,
240
per-sha
N. 1087,
-2J25>
6 33
P.
M.
504,
U. 343, IT3
143, garden.
A, <=>,
perr
Per-Seker-neb-Sehetch
see
cm
Per-sha-nub
Nastasen
per,
peru
^ (SK ''
i.e.,
per-shesth-t
estate of
Methen
'
per-qebh.
pera, peri
Delta
in the
X
/W/-AA
AAAAAA
/wwv\,
house of coolness,
"~
Q, U.
^>
12,
<==>
A,
A,
yi
who comes
he
forth,
place of refreshment.
Per-Q,ebh
word, speech.
an
C 3
J
i\'
~~,
Pap. Ani,
prominent;
2, 16,
fl%. T
plur.
45,
M.
8 7,
is
53,
>
Per-Kemkem
),B.D.
75, 4
"^l!^^, B D
6,
(i)
i,
"
~"
Mn
bold warrior
78,4,
mighty
(?)
(?)
of war.
A
peri
Per-Keku
Rec. 36,
"chamber of
a chamber of a
i.e.,
^^^^^^^
iff.,
those
c-
offerings
of funerary
made, and wherein the liturgy
room.
a
recited
was
dressing
(2)
ings
were
S, <S>^,
per-t
tomb wherein
who come
manifestation, outbreak of
offer-
Metter-
what comes
issue,
exit,
^, S>,
offspring
fire,
forth,
plur.
x
the
body
a part of
perr-t
i,
(?)
house of
per-tchet
eternity,
the tomb.
peru
per
a sign of subtraction.
<i
_^>
^^
outgoings;
per
%|
/VA/VWA
Rev.,
"
IA=r
,
go
withdraw from a
place, to
to escape, to
river), to issue,
to
come up
or sprout
empty itself
march to an
per-t
(of plants), to
proceed from, to be
flow out, to
born, to arise from, to
neipe, Hlpe
(?)
perti
U.
.i
<
>
325,
@^
"%^.
battlefield (?)
S, B.U.
'34,5,
mighty
coming out
Peasant
as opposed to
righteous result,"
to go out, to go forth, to
Jour. As. 1908, 277,
leave one's country, to
to
to
depart,
away,
^.
A,
attack,
(of a
M. 437,
T. 270,
soldier.
one,
might,
strength,
professional
[241
Rec.
,,
150,
15,
-*
Pertiu
Tuat
i,
III,
power, strength,
'
SA _
per-a
plur.
Perimu(?)
'?
55"
>
ra
Perit-em-up-Ra
L<W
Amen.
22, 14,
"
he
en ha-t
bravery,
Rec.
?,
1 6,
II,
ing,"
to appear in the
Pyr.
2206,
O
ra
forth
Coming
day."
is
retreatA/WW\ S\
Ber
'-
general
title
"
on e of the eight
watchers of Osiris.
3.
=fl,
Peri-em-tep-f
the Arsino'ite
by day,"
or,
Coming
Coming
forth
from the
commonly known
Den-
a god of
Nome.
Peri-em-thet-f
J\
an ape-headed warrior-god.
the two EpiPeruineterui
Denderah IV,
62,
n|/|,who
Dead.
~.
per
Neba
which
self-
the
i.e.,
'
"
8,
presence of someone.
em hru
O
body,"
peri-em-khetkhet
alternately
,
his
of Ra.
57,
title
pride.
B.D. 125,
peru ha-t
V> O,
1\ \/,TuatXii,
Q J^
O
produced, a
Per
one of
per-t
vm,
Tuat
of boldness or courage.
per ha-t
"
words
\-J\
u. 418,
^_%,
c
ww
<=>
hero, brave
Ac=> 21
man
high-handed
Perrug^, g^j^j,
<==:=
'
per-a ha-t
man
man,
hero, mighty
^ A,
(](j
who prepared
of four gods
-
Periu
phanes gods.
per-t-er-kheru
per ha
S.
m"^ A
J\
rr\^-
Leyd. Pap.
6, 12,
to be crowded, thronged.
i.e.,
^
)
to
a pj )ear
on
ill
to be born.
perkheru
^
^,
R ec
4 4 6,pro-
Ci
I'
Per - kheru
a
,
name
of the
Inundation.
appeared
Tuat IX, a
singing, fight-
ing-goddess.
in
the
-ff
Q*0
III
III'
11
tomb when
the
names with
his voice
rrn o
^^l
fferings
,'
which
^
c=
'
their
Perit
^^-^
nn
0*0
i'ij es
242
per-t-er-kheru nesu
J1
',
per
offerings.
moon
'
funerary offerings.
Setem
Per-t
P. 363,^
festival
\j
per
<=>,
Per Shu
%0"1,
a festival of Shu.
splendour,
per
to
shine
Per-t tep-t
Copt
per-t
<^
<i^>,
per-t
the appearance of a
A A
Q'
festival.
four
Osiris
miracle play of
the
in
ceremony
<=> j% "^
per-t
i,
I,
90, goddess of
per-t, perr-t
sprout, plant, vegetable.
<rz> appearance,
Per-t
Copt. nptJU.
',
grief,
i.e.,
festival;
and 4>i.pJULO-rTI
per-t aa-t
,
As.
festival.
festival
held
Thes.1,03,
'
1=18
rr~3
festal procession.
i
Per-t Up-uatu
of the
the appearance
god Up-uatu, or
his
festival.
,
I
Per-t Bars-t
I |
field
,
I
of any kind
fruit
produce,
Menu
Per-t
per-t
Menu on the
day of the month.
the festival of
'"H"'
v&y
Nu
Per-t
'
3<Dth
grains of myrrh
the festival of
"
,
grains of cassia.
per-t seshu
iSI
o
1,
Amenemhat
i.e.,
i,
literary productions.
1,
*^A'
Sem
SO
per-t shen
C&,
O,
^^
^5
Q
ol,
(?)
J&,
VJ
^^
III
<:^
ill
o o o
Ci
U\^,
cz
CT3
see
"
B.
Precepts
>,
per-t shema-t
Per-t Sept-t
Per-t
'
<3-
Per-t neterui
e.g.,
\\
"A
Copt.
Heb.
&pHYG, e&pHTG,
festival.
seeds or
fruit
coriander seed
of a plant
(?)
Copt,
<^=
the aromatic
243
per-t shesp
-m:
"" a
.-"'
HI
B.D. 189,
kam
perri
16,
Isaiah
compare Heb. frOQ
V V
per-t
33,3,
Ros. Stone
4,
of the Greek
name Pyrrhides.
6,
per-t tesher
102, 5
.-1
^
'
perp
transcription
abominable
per-t <=>
O O7!^,
con-
(?)
temptible.
III
HI
A.Z.
1874,
14.
Perrites
xxxii,
'
B.D. 189,
pyramid
rvf9fut(J)
dants.
1
perh
'
&.
&.
Q.
Decrets
5rf3rf5r>
men
9,
appearance; see
pera
52 *,
Thes.
J^
^Jf
'-,
per
<r>
RUJp^.
Copt.
15, 107,
seed
crime,
Rec.
113,
J=
<d>
Hearst Pap.
Rec.
<p>g,
o
tt
8, 8,
coriander
Gopt.
^ X
ruin,
igk, destruction,
persh-t
sin.
7,
D
.
1905,19,
Heb. PPS.
O^l
\\
Jl
persh <=>
^ HI
fV
perper
bloom
flower,
Excom.
per-t
<r=>
napkin
cloth,
|=>^,A.Z.
J
\^_^/
28,
s^ 000
*"***
T f T
167,
to see.
--000
-&^>
n,
separate; Copt.
t
,
Rec.
*'
Per-neferu-en-neb-set <E>
/WWV\
95,
5,
D
*K\ .^3-
sec
^.
Rec.
>J,
perkh
,
DP
march about
.A , to
8'
to stretch out
persh
Stele 5
Copt.
nojpcy.
Perqsatus
Rec.
run
to
to leap about, to
swiftly,
be agitated
33,
pertcha
D
>
pera
,
i
npra
pera
of battle.
II
^.
3
f|i
p' ur
Per-
Israel Stele
23,
unstopped
(of wells).
a bird
Copt.
nep<L(?)
,
a, to split, to divide,
Copt.
,
a kind of stone.
I]
peh
A'
65.4, heroes.
to separate
pertchan (?)
""
L.D. III,
field
battle,
fighting,
'
name
of the Greek
transcription
3,
gasidos.
bandlet, turban,
|Sj,torend(?);
pehsa
^ Jlj,U.S34,.T.
m ^ ^V, Rev.
prey ; Copt.
94.
'
Pehtes
|]
Sphinx
Mon. D.
49, a
dog of Antef-aa
"black,"
1\
^>,
the
i,
89,
Mar.
word means
peh
P-
U.
A A,
379,
244
J&>
Ij
469, N. 860,
^> A,
peh-aha-t
nant of the navy."
Berl.
A
end of a journey,
object, to reach
to attain to a place or
peh
_p
Mag. 170,
to
fish;
_)
pehuit
the
u
its beginning
'^->
g^i
to
of the year;
" in
the
end of the
night,
or perhaps
''
;
derah"n, I0
pehu
1 1
IV,
29,
title
of an
i)
(]J ",^e I
iJi*
@
uA"i*
I
\\
Den-
Gr.
Pehui-her _^u
-*
'"
~^~
one
Gr.'0ouo/>.
Peh-khau (?)
beyond.
^\
_Sfl
of the 36 Dekans
Copt.
_^
jxs,
36 Dekans
deepest night
o<=x
^vi
Pehuiui-utchait
its
-> [ ~, end
at the
1077,
official.
end
iv,
f,
peh, peh-t
n&^jU'
(JO
a
door.
.
I
'
'
6o 4
P.
20, 40,
&
_SS5
,
boks
Chab. pp.
'
work magic.
peh ha-t
plants.
^$fy F3^
-^
LUQ
peh remu
Peasant 207, to catch
,
|
ntO,.
Copt.
to arrive
of leaves, tops of
the
pehu
at the
,
'
Annales
_^ tl?
XS5
I,
84,
S)
\\
^
-=g)y www
..
generally
ci
/wvwv
AWWA Y
-
ness,
c. >8\
_zl
your backs
pehuiu
in
/ww
obelisk,
^ * r.
^_^t ^r
c>>.
^-^
\\
your breasts
the light
_$>%
back
the
fV
_) UA V3^
Peh-Sept-t
the
name
of the
pehu
\i
//
_^^ ^t^,
J3> -,
in the dark-
Copt. Hi.,O*if.
M%
'I'hes.
1484,
(1,
pehuit
,
man
parts of a
IV,
1203,
hinder
Jii)
pehu _
pehuti
<?,
A,
Pehu pa
ta
en Uatch-t
pehuiu
I
v, 650,
pehu
Sati
C7C
the
swamps
[245]
pehu
ta
C7
C7
swamps of the
of
swamps
peh
the
648,
P.
706
earth (Egypt?).
pehn
"*
pehu taui
the
IV,
31
=,
-^ T
Peh-am(?)
Ombos
'
I,
i,
*, p.
A\
<
Q Q Ombos I,
DX
n Q, N.
A Si
=T
DO
I,
I,
i,
-^
x^/
3=1 Ombos
,
f^_ I
peht D
o
1908,
fj,
fi;
'
u_3-
^^
j\
n?
"ft
A.Z.
144,
"
JS>,
might,
power,
Vi
Jour. As.
bravery,
89,
2,
II
>
runner, messenger,
^ OJ
1
*
jJ
fl,
j
B.D.
of the Sun-god.
title
'
^K "^
<r=>
a journey
^^ D
Stele), the
capture
JT**
A
Runner," a
pehrer-t
X <=
plur.
Pehreri
128,
1900,
^ A8 o
strength,
envoy, courier
renown.
N.
<^>
^w
is
fi
525,
~*
^)
M.
A Q,
P.
277,
5^
pehreri
336, a lake-god.
peh-t -Si
|
"
[1
x^
r\
A,
fi
<cz> A
pehreri D
(?)
335, a lake-god.
Peh-sekhet
i,
<=>
788.
F=T,QmbosI,
336, a lake-god.
Ombos
Ombos
Peh - kharui
^^
335, a lake-god.
Peh-Herui
I,
334,
Peh-retui (?)
i,
i,
328,
=>
Si
.A
Peh-UStt-^^\n
i,
pehrer
M.
A ^,
D 8
164,
J\
236, a lake-god.
Peh-arti(P)
<
peher a
lands.
all
OT
'
Si
iv, 617,
for sacrifice.
:
peht, pehtch n
/^
to cut through, to
split, to divide
\\LjJ
pekh
glory,
^^
renown, fcme J
\\
"
,
\\
Copt.
iu,/re
(1(1
T7,
pekhkh
D*
pekh-t
=|
o
^\
pekh
Pehti
weak;
in
A.
pekh
A.-n<L/re.
Peh-ka-ami-Qebh QU-fl-ff,
P.
789,
P. 169,
a region in
the sky.
Copt. 4*UXI-
slice,
'
of grain.
=^
d
,
(C
in medicine.
|||'
to
split, to
divide
Copt.
^.^^.^c.piece,
bit,
pekh
a part of a ship.
*-
pekh-t
A.
/
a death-trap, snare
jw*i
Copt.
Q 3
[246]
J g*,
pekh (?)
tion, incantation
DD x
pekhpekh
Pekhit
1
'
^1
of destruction
pekh
pekh
l8 ? 4
6 5- to
'
Amen.
who
IJ
r AZ
-
sfi
_2J^
>
'
U'
ha-t
30,
4,
go round, to
jfj
circuit
,T. 338, to
var.
25,
\\.
T.
316,
pekhar -t
a goddess
J\
pekhar - pekhar
JJ, Nesi-Amsu
II II
"?=!?
nn
'
sc
^j ^
c^
f\ t\
surrounded.
pekharr
crouch.
Q AA ^
Q<?
IM
Az
n
thunderstorm.
15, hurricane,
DA
pekhpekh
<:
nnm
<o
\\
plur.
N. 41,
P. 96,
lion.
I9 6 IIl u P r 'g nt
sincere, prudent.
'
^O
>
'
iv, 8 9 o, wise.
pekharut
<=D
*S=-
^^
& j\
about;
v\
(I
o <^>,
|i
to
,
'
methods
to follow
m6B,
P.
S Vjf
pekhar nes-t
Copt.
55.
to
split,
purge
j]
\\
o, u. 400,
successor to
'
<ns>
the throne
QC
Anastasi
wards;
pekha-t
D
tv^V.
x "^\
Love Songs
ibid. 4, 6,
-^-T*-
bud
Ti "t
J
18, 2,
^^
T "^\ 1C
i Ja Q
Amen.
^" 8
o T ^L-J1, Rev. n,
T^
pekhar shut
th
IV, 655, at
5t
D ?
f
walls (a ceremony).
<
;
(3) peg,
plur.
turn back-
to
12,
i,
/I
clamp,
? "^\
4 .^
ssfPO,"
a
^TP
5_t
'
g~~~3
pekhar ha <E>
A
I,
var.
'
pekha mettut
i
"?X
V\
pekhar khet
141,
pekhartiu
the turning of
the shadow.
to
to
retreat,
withdraw.
I,
'
3
,
IV, 1081.
A.Z.45, i3&,<=>vfa
f^ I
/~\
Pekhat
B.D. i6 4 (Saite),
lightly
vj
armed
i
\\
infantry
'
Pekhan
L.D.
3, 1401;,
"runners,"
who guarded
A A
(1(1
A A
'
(1(1
the frontiers.
ism
Pekhariu - amiu - pe - 1
cleaver of
~, U.
437,
make
a circuit,
round about, to
to
T.
Rec. 27,217,
>
revolve, to go
249,
^,
who
Pekharit-ankh s
Tuat VIII, a serpent deity
setekau.
'
'
I~'
'
Pekharer
y\
^i
encircle, to
~
traverse;
ith
D
beings
~,
~?
-A
to
fish).
'
pekhar
F=C
varr.
I
\\
li.
D. 141,
148, the
western heaven.
name
2^
j\ ^
247
pekharit
O
e^i
n
year; o-= S=D
"a
circle
pekharu
1
revolu-
N.
3024, 20,
pekht
O, Rec.
rolling
_V
%o,
universal
general,
(of
"
pekhar
<cz> r^^i
a place
for
"TV
192, a bird
that tears its prey.
.2^
's=>
Ja&,
see
'
on
-i
D
,
^,
territory,
Goi.
A)
plur. (?)
8, 13, to
throw down,
Copt.
39,
10,
(](]
kind of land
a.
Leyd. Pap.
to overturn, to upset
pekhar
<
pekht c
peristyle of a
plur.
ground,
DQ
pekhar-t
<c^>
r=) CT^i
;
a bird.
walking
Hasan
court
conversely.
pekht,
tearer," a title of
Pekht, Pekhth
(1(1
in in the
down
Rec. 30,
lioness-goddess
thes
with
"
pekht-t
common.
festival),
pekhar
about
M. 596,
P. 416,
'
<=
to reject,
EerL
'
pekht
D
"o
.IV, 897
Rec. 27,
pekhar
"
228
is life."
P. 603,
A^^^*A
^v
pes
--,
B.D. 175,
8,
IV, 902.
water-pot of a palette.
pekhar-pekhar
PCS
'
pekhar ur
se=f
IV,
<^_^> V
~-^
-,i=r, Rec.
A.7..
1905,
a river.
27,
613,
^^
c
190,
pesi, pess
(1
^^ v,
15, the
Hearst Pap. n,
pekhar
a kind of plant.
697,
light a
pekhar ur shea ur
^J,
Bend
for
6,
cooking purposes
Copt, nice,
noce.
of the Great Circuit.
fa, a 7 <=>,
fire
pes-t, pess-t
-*-[J,
p^
[J,
QS, Rev.
13, 40,
bewitch, to
T <rr>
g?s,
drugs.
pekhar-t
,
* oo
^-
pes
Love Songs
7,
pills
aJ]^,Rev.
-A
ir,
79
to split; see
cooked food.
Rechnungen
n] (1
>
78,
cooked
^'
,
food.
baker, confectioner
made
-2-.
(1
pessa
rrn
Copt,
\\
e.
down;
pekhes
11
medicines,
drugs,
Copt.
pessa
i,
pekhat
pesit
pessiansi
Rec.
(l\\Ql
I
\7
Q 4
who
248
D
I
pessa
--
Pesekhti
flower-
flower-basket,
"Th
stand,
fan
& 11,
kitchen
the
for
Roller Pap.
pesi
sack
fire,
Pesi[t]
(?)
Tuat XI, a
Pesi[t]
3', 27,
pesag
Excom.
Stele 5
ffi
the-
26,
-/^
i
Stele 6,
fl
Rec.
r-K-i
[]^,JL-\
D w"~
p
D
X.
\\
"
,
"
\\
D
^'
to cleave, to split, to
U. 26,
PtVX
pill.
r->^-.
D"
\\
to spit.
s,
.....
"
,
Dream
C30
JL,
fire-god-
Pesiu
no,
pesesh D
the desert
,.
B.D. 6 4
granule,
of a divine envoy.
peSS-t
M-
j\
"
4, 3.
p!ur.
name
oaTft'
slit,
r-xv-1
to divide,
to
pesag
pessu
pesut
>
liability.
v>
!'
Copt, ncjucy.
Peasant 248,
one who
divides, adjudicator.
* *
"
ffl
(1 f/l
,
'
A.Z. 35,
D
portions
,
pesen
EsEh
sions, borders,
o X
i'
Rec.
pesh
\J
M.
335,
D R
246, N. 637,
boundaries
\\
c=f:
X
AAA/W\
ii=e^=
^J
'
separation.
Q x
rn~i
i,
distributor.
\\
devour, to eat ;
IV, 560,
-X-
LJ
r-^ ^>
||
D
I
bite, sting
of an insect or reptile.
peskh
to split
peskh -2-L-fl,
'->
224
pesesh en gerh
pesesh-ti -S-
pesh-t
pesesh-t -S-
sting, to
f~\V~l r-^<-.
gnaw, to
Copt.
to
r-n-ifr?' r-rc-i'rn
6,
I
pesesh-t en uat
U.
C3ED,
share,
and
pesefu
allowance,
ration,
Peasant 246, to
see
--
Dekan.
Heru
-2r-n-i
see
n**T?|,
W
pesesh-t nu
Rec. 27,
pesesh-t
nu
Set
xo
thedivi-
/.<r.,
249
ii
pesesh-t
v-
I-K-I
,_
pesesh-t
,
'
r-n-i
1 F
o"
bandlet, band-
^r
3*.
Va ^-.
'
^=a
-7^
U.
2 6A,
'
name
the
f^,
Copt.
..,.
Aapep
Copt.
pest
the body.
pesg
[Iffi/"
"2=
^,
T.
se
6
'
vl'r
'
to
<&.
t~-
N. 958, aflffi
ii,
Rec
ZS f~%=>
i-)p
.r
bite,
'
to prick,
pest
light, to
X,
m
to
v,.
goddess
file
'
Pest-em-nub
,
IV,
,,
-S
Nome
back,
HIU
month
the
Nome
backbone,
'
vertebrae.
backs,"
name
of
a god.
\\
Jtfrf
name
of
the
Libya Mareotis.
noi,
D- nn
"
the festival
2,
Pest-taui -5-
74,
Busirites.
B.D.
g um or seed us ed
in medicine.
pestit
&
tk
into
(Pestit-taui)
809,
Af
rt(.
^S,
IV,
Tuat XI,
III
Pestu
'
name
Pest-ti (?)
e, back,
>
to shine, to give
^"^
plur.
of the
Tuat.
of sunrise.
fVL, the
6th Gate
the
Pestit
Pest
(Pestit)
Pest-taui
light;
light-god.
Pestit
of
ray
ffl,
illumine; see
perforate.
"
>>\
see
"
'
pest-t
133
17,
3I> 28
to anoint.
l89
'
pesg-S-_, .S-^^.iv.eyo,
backbone
spread out
to
spittle, saliva,
to shine, to illumine.
e.g.,
see
nne;
ot
pesga
(of Osiris).
U. 214,
when
10,
in Heliopolis.
?, the backbone
pest-t (?)
ffl
-JL
sacred
the
bones
pesg D
3 6A ,
(]
B.D.
amiu Anu
pestiu
\_/
pesesh-kef Q
mat, carpet.
^TV
g ~
-ri
oox
v-
.->*-.
_n_
Hearst Pap.
D
8, 18,
c^:
people.
pestu
in
o
f
medicine.
S V
,
Rec. 19, 19
250
pestch a
T.
( P>
174,
d
[1
^"^ M
V-^
!'
Illl
d mi
to shine, to illumine.
U
pestch
ap"^^,
...
1^'_
i63,1
vertebrae;
backbone,
hack,
0^,
123,
greatest
Atf*\
and
vjj
Sphinx
4,
'
back
373, the
IV,
and
first
nine gods.
pestch
the
"1,
plur.
pestch-t aa-t
U.
"
Pestchet n
P.
251,
26,
niz- tni^yi-
a:-
iiiOni
31, 170, a god.
'
pestch a
','''
>>$'
iii>
HI
N.
loo,
[iU,
5,
Q
P.
T. 308,
,p
1,
D,ft
456,
pestch-t netches-t
fern.
the
,,,,
little
etc.
?'."".!dill
!!,?; Copt *ic,*rr,
o
nine
gods.
Illl
pestch nut
" ,J
VWV\
nnnn
\^>
Copt.
ninety;
'
'^7
67, 203, 222, 322, 461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466,
III
'
EEEf
nine gods
the twice
var.
I
ss
moon
lll
,
|
mo;
1
'
IIIO
\\
./.I\>.
RCTA-IOT.
hebenti pestch
pestch
ninth.
new
the
C3C3C1
C3C3C3
U.
179,
(j
C]C]C3
1\\,
480,
P.
602,
festival.
HIM
pestch
(?)'
P estch.t
It
is
which
X, nine-thread
mi u
7n
stuff.
Tii IT).
ni
;
Pauti,
see
S".
pestchiu (?)
ninninnm
the Tuat
reading pestch-t
is
due
pestch and Q)
to the confusion of
paut.
|
I
the signs
'*
U -443,
The
M.
all
the gods,
B.D. 23,
6, all the
com-
251
-t
pestch-t
!ii(J
w
a
RIIIO
Mil
O o
etc.,
up to
l 1
1^
the
,
I
gods.
D
i
B.D.
e,
I
,.
otn nine
'
Pestch-t Aakbit
,
RIM
VIH
O
ll<=a>
111
pesh-ti
"
i
\\
\\
and the
weeping goddesses.
North.
pesha
lot.
B D
"^ IHS
II
.A J]
peshut
T>-
Q ->*i
ameniu au
Pestch-t
B.D.
AA/WW ^/|
298-300,
nine
heaven.
1'
the mouth."
Pestch-t nak-t
Berg. II,
Aapep
ttfffin,
Pestch-t resit
B.D.
\\
"
din
n
'
i
"
^
'
i
a D
M.
69,
oaA,
^
'
M.
pesh
to
;
ISP*
W
fR,
OS
Desh-t
00
fly.
bow.
'
c,
^^
~.
p^
A
fx/N/1
B.D.
Pestch-t sau
?
1
pi
peshen oo-
68,
amiu Tuat
/./v\^v\
iV.fl
[--
'
who
bowmen
pesh
w
253
'
o x
'
\\
nil ^
r
n <\ \\ \/v^vwfe=Lj rv\V^A ^
^|
I
<
'I
,t)x
AT
Pestch-t pestch D
the nine
*-,
_^'
x
peshen-t
nine gods
U. 444,
x
a
N -75S'OOr-
to
j-i
Ament
,
:
Pestch-t heq
P. 103,
II!
T. 279, P. 61,
rrv-
x:,
ill
00
the nine
a a
8,
Den-
'Dili
HO
peshsh a
in the
Pesh-f-heteput
Pestch-t arit ta
=^=,
AAA/WA
"
ceremony of Opening
Read peshen-kef.
an instrument used
of
go'ds
Stele 5,
(?)
Kubban
pesh-en-kef
arms.
<^> D Q
Q
&
\\
rebels
Osiris.
\\
^^
products.
j^~}
f-|
) '
\\
(?)
=
C
^ "I!
1
l'
ameniu Asar
rations, offerings,
>
(]
Pestch-t
1C
41-^
T. 308,
of Horus.
.0
pesher
7i3
,
i
distribute, to share;
\\
\\
|
r-9-i,
N. 661,
u. 260, M. 787,
P. 96,
1^1, N.
41,
E3
P. 96,
r-m
TV
pesher-t
p. 254,
m^
D
M- 475
252
peshes
Sn
peshes-t
1
1
divide
'?
,!
cleave, to split.
cSn,
1-^-1
pek
o,
pesht
flax
pek
Hearst p ap-
_ZT
Amen
intestinal
2 3> IT ,
thy,
'5-
5^'
3,
worms.
thine; Copt.
neK.
*>'
Rev.
P^i ^(jlj^,
Heb.
<=>
'
division, share.
"%!,
peqru
i,
OX
u,
Copt.
to
165,
be
timid.
peka en-ha-t
D j^P
f
peq ^Jo,
to
peki
u. 4 86,
P-
cowardice, Copt
out.
pour
P.
^po,
L. B D
299,
5, mourning apparel.
204, 581,
=7
peksa
154,
Rev. 14,
8,
9,
spittle; Copt.
(2
O, portion,
"\
a seed or
_,
(?)
OO
pequ A
fragment
share,
lot,
fruit.
"
TT
Tl;
peq-t
var.
fine linen,
T'Ti'^i
peq -
^ Q
^
riAnit
peiiii
'
flfl
earthenware,
crockery.
potsherd,
byssus.
DUffl'
shell of
(in
an animal or of a
nsn.
ii BUD
*
peqa
__
(J
at
Abydos; see
^-
<cn>
?)
D
ZS
\>
Ji n A
PPOPV
t 3-4
i t?*4cl"L
<IZ>
D
^r
/]
,
of
the
Abydos
|]
name
-^^-
ii^
i-
to
someone,
unroll
peg, pega-t
Abydos by
fi)
rll^O
open,
to
*, I~D. in, 65 A,
31
A^fevfV^
'
of Osiris.
D A
_LV
tomb
lay
D A
A/WW\
<^^>, <C^>j
x^-r^
of the early
be that of
peqer <=>,
to
papyri,
IV,
Thes. 1295,
tomb
^^
w 3-4
<^>
f_i
B
B
the
'
peqer <^>
^=^-, Rec. 11,84,
A o
an object made of peqer-wood in
<r^> v*--'
II10
'
spread out.
''
IV
,
LJ
'"II
'
'
'
'
of fine linen,
164,
ibid.,
garment made
Osiris.
I
..
(;T~"iD
Pega
,
tree, or
the
^=^^,N.
hills.
792,
T. 202, a god.
group
tomb of
peg
rv
pe *
SO
,-fl,
Osiris.
peqer
=,
000
Rec.
4,
;
Copt.
peg
.1).
253
_
133, a bowl, a vessel, a
^m'
Hh
or
ff.,
fr
plur.
iii
PDO
of the
J anm
n
or
AAA/VA*
pegg-t
rr
"U
J^,
pet ^^,
}
n
D
pegag
Pet
=r
Petu
Pap. 13, 6, a
kind of insect.
some
town or
Q J,
iii
in,
= Ptah
4i
pet-a
(?)
city.
my
me,
Herusatef Stele
^i,
van
spittle,
is
to
J-
see
petra
Rev
fl
X 4,
5,
fl
'
-^>-
bow; Copt.
niTc
pegs
'
pegs
ffl
rP u
5,
3>
<
pegSU
TT
pet
pet
76,
pot,
vessel.
B. I ). 1
f <*"^i
r^
^ \\ o>
shew (or, explain) what
.
break open
to
varr.
pet-U
break
Rev
see
'
'
|)
_ZT
"
what
it
is (i.e.,
pet-na
(I
petpet
Rev.
means).
"
W eru satefStele
T. 35, N.
petr
133,
to
{&,
M.
what
Copt.
TIOTH'T.
no, what
my, mine.
what
(s
is
the
matter ?
bruise,
l
beat down, to
an interrogative
to me,
^
particle,
D D X
,^_JT
crush in pieces
literally,
y erusate f
,
'
is
116,
is it ?
^.
nurr.
peta
"
7,
^ Rec
see
peten
y\,
petef
to crush, to
{
\\ <L
pett
DD X
pet
peti eref su
about with.
S Rechnungen
TO"
what?
fl
w*
i,
to spit> s P ittle
girt
to
what
5,
^ ^-^ Q)
D Q
D
peti
{
\\
i
a \
ffi
Isis.
/WWW ^l
peta
Copt.
peta-t
saliva
i,
1 1,
Edfu
kind.
spit,
see
Nile-god.
to
M. 796
flood, inundation.
*%^f^-
petr
nmn
/~\
or 0,7 1 06 grammes.
a metal object.
i.Rec.
584
>
T
*'4
Jretlt
,
U.
VS
of the b^wT,
a vessel of
pegag
pegas
Rec. 15,
a
=<ttk
Pet
Pega
Hearst
pega
measure of weight
pet d
"v\
a
,-
measure;
LJ
A.Z. 45,
755,
pet
peg
24
455
'
IV,
petr, petra
^
f ^>,
[254]
D
petr
,
P.
M.
181,
284, N. 893,
B.D.
-<S><S>-
sailed.
N. 9 6S,
M.
Petra-sen
,u. 57 6,
,u. 385,
776,
U. 504, to
see, to look.
5,
-<2>-<s>-
M.
who have
381, those
sight,
those
who
Later forms are
petr
o
:
Koller Pap.
(J
(]
-j
18, 6,
(j
TO&g,, TOO&g,,
Copt.
(1
<^-
n
^>
.@5-
i^
Q
'"
J (
<d> i o v
D
P.
DC.
4M, M.
D
,
N. 1198,
_,P.2 3 64
^^(J^JIHEEI,
=3 M. 634,
K*l
o j^, ^)
P. 672, 807,
1
A
^i
metals,
working
sculptor,
of
designer, and the fashioner of the bodies
men he was the blacksmith, sculptor, and
;
gods.
Pteh-aa-resu-aneb-f
w
sil^X
o A HJ
;th one(?) o
of his
Ptah the Great, South
D
*
Petra
c=^s.
31, i6,
|^,Rec.
mastercraftsman
593,
var.
to open, to
"l
mason of the
>,U. 576,
Petrat
Petr
f
M
to engrave
|,
D
cz
petra-t
Pteh
onm,
.^fl' D ^
fa,
A ^J
make open-work,
petra
Heb.
--,
plur.
a prayer.
8,
pteh
15, 7,
cord, thread,
i,
to pray
Treaty
D
u
pteh
3, 2
5, Rec.
3,
wick of a lamp
seal,
see.
94,
5,
5, Anastasi IV,
v\
95,
cord of a
^-s^
-o><2>-, N. 656,
petriu
Amen.
D D
Rec.
petr ==> 5,
j^
T=T
p. 332,
wall.
Pteh-ur
|^
=t
Ptah the
N. 662,
C.reat,
the
*~f
lllliB.D. 68,
3,
Petra
the
name
"^3i j|,
Tuat XI,
Petra-ba
Nav.
D R DDO
Pteh-Nu
a sky-god.
UJLl
oX
O
I
t=^l
Pteh-neb-ankh
D
Ptah, lord of
Lit. 28,
name
of Ra.
c
Petra-neferu-nu-nebt-s
Pteh-neb-qet-t
Pteh-nefer-her
Ptah of the beautiful
Pteh-re
the goddess of the i2th hour of the night.
-^
life.
D R
oA
^
I
"
iU U <^^>
f
I
*j\
i_I
face.
<=>
B.D.
'
(Saite),
see
47,
15;
Hept-shet.
255
Pteh-res-aneb-f
Ptah,
D
J)
)
dA
jj
peth
compare
Syr.
AAAAAA
Ptah
see
petra
=^3
Pteh-kheri-beq-f
on
ciSS
ai
animal
tree.
r-inn
Pteh-smen-Maat
^-\
,1111111,
V^
plur.
olive
his
knees
'
Mar Aby
'
'
two-legged;
Stele 45
P aw
f ot )
O)
ffi
Ptah beneath
63,
2,
P,
v
(Lacau).
;
a^
x>
\\
'
Mettemich
f &>
()
Rev.
<& O
(I
pet
tablet
bal1 '
n: $2,
AA$AA
Arab,
pethra s=>
Pteh-Hap
Rechnung en 69;
nfithanr?1
month Paophi.
D
Fl
AA
*?
petthai
Ptah of Memphis.
the
tear, to rend.
U. 534, T. 294, to
<=b>
an
>
34>
J> 6>
'
four-legged;
|(||
n
Copt.
\1
pet
',
footman
servant,
plur.
Pteh-Seker (Sekri)
Rev
'
god
He
6, 9, foot-soldiers, infantry
of footmen
the
of Ptah
with
the
chief of
hill district.
petu-t (petsu-t)
union
captain
a tribe or nation.
\\
a triad of Memphis.
2,
Petti f
B.D. 15,
of Death, lord of
Anastasi
primitive Earth-god
'
-5-
I,
j[
Q -^^,
j[
...
JL,
I)
j^>
Rev. 13, 35
Copt.
HUTT.
'
petpet
n
Pteh-tetr
J,
o A 11 JH
8
ft
P^ 1
he god of
1 et
the !,
N
I
pet
a
Jl
css>
*>
= D
ptehti
petekh
D
e
.A
P.
in6B,
petekh sa
petsh
fall (?)
to cast
**
31,
down, to
>=<,
.A
c^5i
to
open
out,
Ji
<JL
\\
strider.
",
N. 666; see
fall.
',
<=^>
pet-ab(?) "^",
'
<=>
^
j^,^.
>=- _
a
a
pet-ti
P. 604,
D
,
fugitives.
\\
Q
,
\\
A,
pillar.
Hh.
Leyd. Pap.
8,
r-n-i
pet aui
14
n,
Mettemich
Stele
74,
\\
to
A,
^^
to
pet
nemm-t
j\
to
i
pet^
Mar. Aby.
-*- D
pet setu
256
I, 7,
Pet-she
>=v.
141-142, 92,. a
sanctuary of Osiris.
M. 6 99
",
a"
Annales
109,
3,
Stele, etc., to
Thes. 1285,
pet-sheser gjL
'
title
title
\/
-A
wick
Heb.
^; compare
(1
a
,
A'
Thes. 1198,
defeat, overthrow.
petes c^a,
1 1
'
s<=^
;>., Osiris.
arm,
a XiJ
Tuat
,1-^,^1,
a god.
ci
III,
Pet-ahat
'
^ I
Pet, Pet-ra
Rec
petes
,
petSUt
V> 977
r
-
fl
<r^"a
Q-f
III'
'
c^-fA,
petes
A.Z. 1905, 27, to bend a bow.
to
pet-t, petch-t
petSU
*-.
<
waste,
lay
to
destroy, to
attack (?)
a
*
8'
>-*
JL,pi~-,
B. u. (Saite) 125,40,
see Hept-ra.
a basket
petkh-t CS3
o
he of the extended
ffi
"
ft'^
petkh
Heb.
of Sekhmit.
Pet-a J3
O], Potiphar
T 3>
peter
"spreader," a
of the Sky-goddess.
n,
l[(Te0/j//.
var.
i ,
[Petapara
made
Ebers Pap.
and extent of a
size
^^
<2
-<=
Pet
^9
perfume.
-5,
TD^tOiS, Gr.
'
pet-sheser
pettu
n
Petu-she(P)
see
Copt.
niTe,
4*i"r.
fl
=^
%,
Jr
opener,
de-
breaker,
stroyer.
pets-t
11,
globule, bolus,
pill
"
pet-ti
Ji
\\\V
pet-t
pet-t
Khar
c,
plur.
iv, 712,
:,
a Syrian bow.
,-^,
Rec. 19,
i,
19.
B D
Petsu
'
'
62> 4
'
^P^-
petesh
name.
I~K-|
Petthi
\\
Tuat X, a bowman-god.
pettiu
foreign
petch
bowmen, barbarians.
^
pet-t
"'""^
.^
JL
cense, unguent.
<=>
1
*\
L
,
'
v\,
petch
.,
^=^,
to sharpen
(?)
p. 7 o 4 ,
^.,
M.
_ZT
j-
1
n
bend a bow.
petch-t
s=*., something
flexible.
[257]
petch-t ha-t O
^
=
^=^
N.
]L
408, ex-
M. 205,
Harris Pap
Tl
"
rv/vni'
Metter '
4) s>
)'
-=- O,
N. 666.
*WW\A VA
nemtt
petch
IN
M. 349, N. 902, he
who walks with long strides.
'
petch-t D
bowman
bow,
menshu
petchtiu
J\
P. 187,
'
naval archers.
plur.
MI
^^ ^ ^ ^
\\
...
bowman,
bowmen, or
plur.
I ooo
U. 497, T.
petchu a
J^l, Q
Lacau, a god.
<=RF '
D^
Petch-taiu
'
(J,
Petch-aha n
"^ -In
\\
Rec.
[j
19, 18,
Mar.
Hh. 332, a
'^^^^
"^%",
P. 607, N.
!^
_^
"I
Tell
el-Amarna,
pidati,
petchtu
P.S.B.
1892, 347,
Zeit.
65;
chief
bowman;
13.
plur.
Petchu
district in the
Petchtiu D
497, the
D l?r*
bowmen
'
el MI
of
T.
or seven
,
1
,
T.
314, perfume
34 o, D
P.
^\,
T.
(?)
petchpetch
ill
557, a
in
306, in number.
Other World.
petch-t
either nine
'
308, 319, u.
?8,
'^'-
^=
o
S>,
^^ =">
^o,N.
D "^ M^K^^,
Jf
~*=~\
73,
76,^ ^,P.
I
>
title
of the Nile.
^i
^^
Q^ a**"^,
m,
petchpetch Q"
D D X
,
7, 233 =
oov
D^,
'|
u. 356, N.
-*l
in in in
petcha D
s^=='
'
~
= =
,
|
the
Sudan whose
and arrows.
HI,
late;
Rev
jp>
J 3,
28, to copu-
"
petchu Q
an
offering.
258
Tjl
aj^~^_
x~ =
Heb. 1 and
^A
f
*'
f
1
P).
6'
jgj.
its.
bearer,
*~,
carrier,
support,
supporter
plur.
&
when
sing,
pers.
\\
S)
noun
following a
in
the dual,
L-fl
in
e.g.,
\\
JT
'
\\
/WWW
~-
\\
:&
.C-3IH'
\\
Rev. 13,
>'
is.
5'
fl
\\
to
feel
disgust,
S,
fu (ftu)
laa
four.
cordage, tackle;
^)
U. 537
(W,M.359,^
^_^,
JT!^
i
LJ|,
^^
II.
(?)
fa, fai
I,
T.
8,
N. 9 1 0,1382,=^^"^,
M. 648,
Rev., support.
fait(?)^
nausea.
\\
support,
^,.,^V|,
supporter (fem.)
with
"ffl
SL1
fait
or
qi JU.OOTT
P. 347,
fa-t
\,
fa-t
interest
on money.
%,,
1 66,
a
14,
raised seat.
Rec.
fai
^
to bear, to
a journey
fai,
lift
HI,
L.I).
fl,
up, to get
up from
sleep, to start
litter,
Copt. qei.
faau
fai
347,
fau
>
"
'
*,=-_
ing-
labour, corvee.
forced
C7
fai
J7s,
to
lift
up
lift
III
fa-t-a
Rec. 36,
60.
fa-akhu
*^>
Tl
259
to kindle
on the
fire
altars.
who
eight gods
fai-m'rka
and
~=
Fai-ar-tru
fa-t-m'her-t
ra
Tuat
fa-her
A.Z.
sail,
to
lift
up the
Ombos
I,
64, a jackal-god.
i,
*_
Fai-a
<x
jj,
who
up
lift
~~, "those
MI
MM'
their faces."
fai-heteput
^&, Rec.
*^.
Fai-akh
to
fa-khet
offerings.
deceased.
to present
of Horus," a
an offering of incense.
r
fa-shep-en-qen
Rec. 33,
"carrier
3,
\\
pri/.e
^^^^
name
fa-t
L=^ <ST
fa-t
*^
^,
"carrier
of Osiris.
A,
cake, loaf.
=~_
the rearing
fcs.
U. 417,
JCENS-
of bravery";
CJr. u
fa-t-tep
a god whose
away of the
6,
pillar
Fai-Heru
k ,
Aat.
Fai-m'kha-t
make
'
i
(I
"fUD.,49,
Fai-pet
an offering of silver.
fai-senter
Menu, Amen,
fai-hetch
to present
Darius 38,
Hymn
^^
B.D. 165,
face,
|
to be bold
(?)
fa-nifu(tau)
1907, 82, to hoist the
III, a
v7
^is,
fai
?v\
(1 (1
U. 92, N. 369, an
offering.
fa(?)-t
fa-tena
"
:c.
33,
3,
offerings]"
dr.
Pai
)'
pent
Mehen
ser-
fai ^=
Harris Pap. I, 168,
of palm fibre.
5,
made
a kind of precious
fai
stone.
Fait
jk
who supported
Faiu
II, 55,
a goddess
68,
Rec.
Pai
\\
fau
logical serpent.
worm
the
'"bearer "-gods.
260
%|
fau jm
that
'
jm
Q.
broad or wide:
are
"j^,
i
(j
j^ |
" doors
*M:
J]
IT\ J?1J|'
fefa
riches, things
imnnr
i
fen
~g,
}'
Tutankh.
'
Peasant
fennu
fant
to
(?)
xaia
164,
29,
tired or
man.
fennu
*_^
be disgusted
Rec.
232,
9,
broad."
feeble
o Jr
-vim,
P.S.B, 13,
(?)
fenui
i$^~^
^^^and^CN"
U
<\
see
ft
fenuh (fenh)
O...
T. 302
,
I
^^"^
A^/sAA
^K
to create,
| r=lD
,
r**
_./l
to propagate.
Faku
I,
Hh. 423,
fenb
Supp.
fenkhu
fat
U.
B.D. 125,
417,
I,
legged..
E.T.
bandy-
497,
JWort.
i,
53,
Fenkhu
see
B.D. 125,
III, 23,
11
\\
fa
\\
fath
g>,
Rouge
Thes.
1206, to be
v Q/\/]
^yj^l^j'
',
~
/<
^\
wicked,
foreigners,
the
lands of the
IV, 807,
Fenkhu; Gr. <Po/cj.
'ill'
Rec.
"
fau
^li'S";
A/VWVA
_a
,
@
^%
Jrin
evil,
wrong.
feng
faq
Fagit
^00",
a 11 <y
DG
'
a.
1 658
243 *
f/ '?
of; Nekhebet.
to evacuate, to
Annales
fent
fent www
2 3,
^ ,J\
to
bear,
to
bring,
to
carry
make
water ; see
O ^
9,
some metal
objects
(?)
Anastasi
I,
""
wwv, p
V
156,
p
V
and
/V^^AA
<.
~^}
63
Copt. cyi-itTe.
^,
\\
Rec. 13, 26
= qi
It
fent-neb
every nose,
/.<;.,
every-
body.
flu
-^
(I (I
*?\
\\
Fenti
garment,
i
covering.
i.e.,
fitr
\\
grease
11
U
ooo
B.D. 125,
II,
"he
name
in the
of Thoth.
Heb. "VIS.
f^(?)
Fenti-en-ankh
nun))
Rev., stone,
mountain.
of the nose,"
\\
nose of
life,"
title
of Osiris.
Hall of Osiris,
F
tent
plur.
/www
""'
"
of
^ww
worms
F-hes-em-tep-a
worm, serpent;
"
Fentu
"
[261]
a
""; Copt.
qrrr.
B.D.
~,
fekh
the dead.
""',
title
15.
539,
cr*^
Q-A
v^~-
Q J
1 6,
be disheartened.
to
59,
\\
strip, to raid,
of Osiris.
Rec.
^ Vn
Den-
"^^"
Rec. 31,
>
plur.
Fenth- f-ankh
AAAA^A
P.
T. 298, u. 543,
6 7.
iGUlJ
U. 285, 362,
-,
-__*'
fenth S^r,
crocodile-god,
month.
the
10,
IB,
worm, serpent;
(?)
"
355s
"'
*^~-
fekhkh *^,
8, to
someone or something.
u. 180, B.D. 178,
(j,
>C\
/WWW
^^<V^AA ^Q*
/VSAAAA
IV, 662,
^,~^%
I,
Fekhu
noses, nostrils.
^
i
Fenti
fekh-t
L.
Fent-t
120,
"nose of
nose, a
name
of
Osiris.
name
I,
of
the
(?)
fekha
see
sailed
the
fekhen-t
tSMSi
worm,
serpent
see
(U. 176).
to refuse, to
',
Vj, Rec.
/WWW .pL
II III
fes *L=_ n
cook
5,
fail.
95, twisted
fl
P.
see
f|
[If/I,
(1
Copt.
'^^
ft^WW\
U. 565,
"*-=)
,
,
'
2i6
feSS
>
^/w^A^
nose
Copt.
Fentchi
feqa-t
*A/WV\
Thoth
Fentchti
[J,
U. 511, T. 324, to
van
feqa
"^
i
,
to eat, to feed.
Q
1
Sphinx,
II, 81.
to feed, food.
Q=D, Hearst
n
roast,
feqq^
of
61, to seize,
or plaited fibre-work.
fent
name
m6B,
P.
fekhen
magical boat.
fentch
Mar.
to grasp
/tjff,
jftfc
A.Z. 1908,
ing marks.
Osiris.
Aby.
"
-^
ankh
characteristics, distinguish-
_J
Fekh-ti (?)
form of Thoth
Pap.
_
"f(
MI'/] _^>
R 3
i,
i,
g x
111'
F
feqau
.m
fega
feqa
262
fields.
M,
M. 6 9S
water
see
J^JT.M'
^^
174
74>
"
'
Rec
make
to
f=a'
ffl
Hi
ffi
^=^- ^
make
1531), 19, to
fegn
IV
B.D.
ate, to
t
evacuwater, to
empty the
belly.
fet
gift
plur.
'0
<
feel
Thes. 1122,
I,
^=-
Ame "'
or abominable, disgust,
of courage,
'>3.
,,,'
be nauseated,
to
disgust,
!'
to regard as profane
nausea, decay, failure
discouragement
Copt.
qU)Te,
,,
qcjuf.
feqa
r
10,
2,
'I
Pap.
1>
Darius
A n ^
.'
(in
38
fek ^^*
to destroy
""^s.,
fejj
Nome
the
*cr^^ M,
Copt.
Rec.
5,
Hermopolites.
^^
*^=
J]
3 U'
fekk
sehti
.,
\\
o,
mother-of-emerald
feka
^^
"
Tftftiw
fv
v\
fish.
worm.
worms.
see
'
.,
14,
fettit
'
N. 700, the
_5, Rec.
see
fekat
*^*~
^^
fetu
to drive away.
xi,
t^Z>
fekat
o U
De
etc.); see
fettu (fetfetu)
title
8,
~~
worms,
90, a priest of
-0U
-^,
fetfet
ami
24,
I,
loathing, disgust.
fekti
Anastasi
<&
$ 2J'
^^^, ^
fetfet
Hymnis
qox.
of the high-priest of
title
^sx," fiT'
fekti
IV, 1082, to be
paid or rewarded.
,v^vv'
Nile
to
fe t
feqn
i, 7
Copt.
Hymn
Hymn
Roller Pap.
fetfet
;
wearied
Vi
Roller
feqa
"
_^v2- V
^j
2, 8,
fet-ta
"
Anastasi IV,
stars.
sweat
?s~,
Copt.
quTTe.
12,47,
fetf (?)
1
1
garment, apparel.
see
"
fetq
f^\
fekth
\\
to hack in pieces.
^^\
shaven man.
fekthu
[
I
the high-priests of
'
Abydos.
fethfeth
"^^
x
r
to
.,
craw
to
!>
,
wriggle.
F
fethth
fet
N.
263
Rec. 29,
'
76,,
P.
439,
M. 655,
L-fl, Rec. 27, 218, 31, 24, IV, 327, 352, 918,
up by the
roots
at,
to feel disgust
or nausea,
fet
dis-
despair,
>0>
fet ha-t
'
Rev.
1111
-l\
Jr
11
1 K
M. 639, the
<=>
^^
Nubia.
I5E
^nT?
P- 337,
to sweat.
fet
Ptut netherit
'
Mil
964> the four
fet-t
^5o,
Ci O
dih
6, 22, loath-
ing, disgu-t.
fet
heartened.
Ill
at< figs,
691, four gocls who ate
mi
etc.
drank wine, and used perfume,
Copt.
spirits
P.
'
u.
o,
come worms,
humours
sweat of Hep,
^j,
'
i.e.,
3i 5i Sv
Copt.
Nile-water.
553,
some sweet-smelling
fetfet
Ptu haau
ointment.
_
fet
fet
(1
a kind of plant.
c-^j, box,
fort of
mi, u. 369,
ftu
Qat,
Ptu heru
mi
!^.
r.
91,
N. 102,
P. 233, 537,
M. 60 1,
the
fetr
mi,
often used as
mark of the
plural,
qTOcnr
j^,
[
P.
419, N.
=0
N. 761,
faces.
Copt.
qO)Te(?)
^our
'4'
horns;
jiiJ
,_/),
Thes. 1199,
A X
P.
659, 768,
452,
\\c^=
fetq
Jour.
E.A.
A X
-j
3,
98,
-,
destruction, damage.
fetk
;
fem.
slice,
portion.
1206,
Rec. 27,
e.g.,
ftu-nu
under the
c=5,four;
'1>
S,
god of four
fetq
225 ; Copt.
sat
coffer.
M.
655.
R 4
to
264
I.
M
m
Q.
r=a
r=u)
sound which
in
is
by the natives
Stunden
puce
the sound of
an^ the
t\
that of
among,
manner
or A
fl
in
lt
of,
of,"
i.e.,
literally
in the
presence
of,
before; Copt.
vN
0' ^=0^'
'
on, at,
>
out
with,
as,
T,2l.
a preposifrom,
mbah a
of old time, before.
like,
au-t tchet
Decrets
9,
t\
iT\^^
amenit |\
-n'Ofc
yet; Copt.
fl
fl
AWVAA
per
asu 1\
in return for, as
m ab
J
^3j
payment
^
:k
for,
"^S
194, 57
to.
mmat
m aqu
B.M.
muah
<>
besides,
'
addition
at the
to.
3,
U_t_i-\jL,
m uhem a
a second
J-
.J
m m' m
m men-t
m meni
353,
U.
7,
321,
in
that
mer
varr.
'in
manner
()
the
of.
among.
^
Q Q
daily.
(""^
,
tlaily;
time.
mbah
Rec.
moment,
immediately.
_ij-\j u
4.
a new,' afresh.
'
9,
mmaqet
I
fl,
in
alone.
K\A
Sanehat 23,
B.D. 83,
matt
\X-
T-,
138, with,
opposite.
O Q
1,
A, Treaty 3 1,
"J^xf k\>
m unu-t
m uhem
about.
t^\
J o, U. 3 6 4 j^
rearward.
(?)
as a reward for.
mua
before, not
"
_HFC^
1\
\j\ j\,
JUUT-LTe
_'"^
m pehui \\ -^ endwise,
m pekhar 1\ J\ round
mm |\ |\,U.
everlastingly, eternally.
fl
/^ gg
jb^
petually, daily.
Junker,
repre-
upon,
of,
c=.
| r=iS,
from
U.
>
from,
into,
in,
different
TJ
67,
sents
=
tion
J|\f)
51,
parts of the
many
"m"
often given to
Shipwreck
s,
therewith, in
Copt.
M
mmeh
Rev. n, 138
265
m khen a
before;
Copt.
C~D
Y\
like this, the
m khent f\ S
head
m "aj^5 >.]^4J.'==4*
same.
at the
nsa
forthwith.
D,
Rev.,
)[
mra
'
after;
Copt.
JULftitci.
]|>
mre pu
or,
>
among
m khet
verilv.
_fl'
of.
U.
9, 75,
354, N. 336,
on the con-
trary, alternatively.
/
\\
n-
Amen, n,
rekh
in the
knowingly, wittingly.
neighbourhood
after,
to posterity
_J1_
of.
khet
To,
rv
futurity.
^",
f\^
assistant artisan
assistant ka-priests
assistant
of;
^fTU
palace
watcher.
l'
m ha-t
'
of,
bows of
m khetiu
at the front
a boat.
who
followers, those
m Sa
'
in the face
back
behind
'
Rev
"
\\
,
I
the harp;
above.
rA
0v
",
I
atthe
of someone or
heri
m her ab
m hetep
m khem
Ik. "O
_cr\^
something, towards.
of, after,
divine
Ik."?
_r\^
I
-|-J*K=>-|
he considers not
of, in
9, outside.
..l
jjl
I) I)
\\
mruti
A/WVW
V\
Rec.
(1
n,
147,
within.
m sa-t
successfully,
D'
satis-
factorily.
msep
t\
_B^.
singers to
Copt.
themj
&G
after
Copt.
/=
at once, forthwith.
m sep ua
l"
at
one time,
at
once, unanimously.
T.
M.
2 5 o,
3'. '9,
m sen-t
569, P.
411,
round about.
-A
Rec.
in sehetch
evident,
t-vi-
dently, plainly.
I
i
msekhan
DOO
in
fl
I
CI
(2
m
in a
sesheta
^\
hidden manner.
tA
sudden 'y
Pt
ccyite.
secretly,
|,
u
M
m Set! (?)
|\
_S^
*"?*
(1
266
m, ma, mi _B%
|\
in front of.
-S&-
msetut
n, M. 201,
^v
/
Rec. 13,
are
exceed-
J|^
Mar.
mm
m
m
ingly; Copt.
m
Aby.
shes
maa
I,
f^
8 |
1\
_B>^
conformably
^J
(?)
idT' 1M^>-
m tep
m thut
o
fl
see
mut.
U. 39, 213,
P.
forms
later
to grasp.
death
s,
Copt.
round
come.
to
in, come;
M
lj\
y^
T.
_B^
^\
maa
mqet
IP
IsA
N. 300,
P.
187,
,70,
of.
upon, on top
"^,
of.
Roller Pap.
ff
5, 2,
Hymn
Darius
within.
WWV\
oo
m tet
m tcheb (tebu)
>
>Ws <rr>
\\
2
w
fl
'
<^r>
B*
<^^>
(Amit)-ageb
Ombos
2,
2,
IV, 1006;
of.
maa
^|j
fflj
f\
XA
seen, visible.
*"
tableau;
III
seen,
130, a goddess.
(Amit)
Ombos
Hap
J!^'
'
537)
^.'
295> a
'
3 OI!) 2
,
not
131, a goddess.
1X1
< >
maa-t
a_
-C3>2,
something seen,
sight, vision,
133, a goddess.
"JT^"^
by the hand
-CS>-
12,
14,
(?)
M (Amit)-up-tef
Ombos
Rec.
pay,
tcher t\
WN.
o a
&
examine, to inspect, to
m
^
^
Rev.
perceive, to look at
in
I
ment
when.
since,
\\
'
'
Vv
NI
33,
'
2,
''*'*
visions.
an inspection,
maaa
180, seer.
Ij.U.
B.I).
mark
me
1,
seer, watcher,
advance not;
4
'
2>
eat
me
M.
T. <,, P. 8,,
s ,,
N. 37,
Copt. U..
or
TWa
iiv
JM.a-U.r
L.
lp
^^:^^,
etc.
<=> ,
face,
mirror.
-^.^V^
Seer," a divine
ra
"
Maa-m-gerh,
mau-her
<s>-
maa
-Q-,
267
i.e.,
JJ
^
O
B.D.
17,
Edfft
JU'
>
IOH one of
Ombos
spirits
131, a
2,
Ombos
II,
-<s
of Sekhmit.
\\
Tuat
Ci
\\
MlA
1
II,
'
<s>- "^x
Js
JJ
O*
\^\
Jf^ Oil
11
j\"~
Tuat
night.
I,
"^ A
^^
Maa-neter-s (Ar-t-neter-s ?)
;
B.D.
SJ'
M. 362, a
^<s=^ M
Maa-ari-f (?)
"^\
an ape-god door-keeper.
Maa-antu-f
22,
O
Maa-en-Ra
Maa-antu-f ^^^K"^^
B.D. 125,
-cs>-
JTk
f1
3.~.
Maa-neferut-Ra
I,
6lll
two divine
the
Maa-ab(ha)-khenti-ah-t-f
'
eyes.
i,
'
Maait-neferu-neb-set
r\
Maa-neb-Tem-Kheper
goddess.
--^
seven
of Osiris.
th e
>
guardian
title.
Maait(?) 1^
maau-ti
105,
ferry-god.
Maa-ha-f
^=^,
title
of the Sun-god.
Maa-atf-f-kheri-beq-f
U. 489, T. 193,
a
,
B.D.
17,
677,
]
tomb
spirits
who guarded
676,
60,
P.
B.D.
the
i53.\, 2, the
T
ferryman
of Osiris.
of Osiris.
Maa-atht-f
;
'49:
^ ^\ ~^r ^_
<S>- _ff^.
O
;
Maa-Her
jj B .D.
iU
^^k^^:
"cometh
Tuat
I,
forth
a sing-
ing-god.
Maa-mer-tef-f
val of the 26th
'
'
U. 606, a god
42
'
I3) a
magical
Maa-sa-s (Ar-t-sa-s?)
festi-
name
'
',
maamsu(?)^>^^|||^^
B.D. 125,
'
in'
ID r-^-i
^
^t-^^
BD
Maau-m-herui (?)
^ '
(?)
'
!
III,
12,
World.
268
Maa-set
ma^eB->f-^,T.i65,
Nesi-Amsu
1^
Maatet (Ar-ti)
Stele,
of
9,
,8, a god.
Hgg, Metternich
with
lion
fierce
that
eye
fascinates
plur.
51,
Isis.
Maa-tuf-her-a
,B.D.
->
^K
17, 142,
Tuat
ti
(j
Maa-tepu-neteru _J
Maa - tef - f ( Ar
Ma-hes
i
a lion-god.
ma
*!
^p
ma;
the fore
^lj
-*
K"^,
^c.
Rec.
_J?
15,
Rec. 30,
8, to
reap (?)
to harvest.
festival
ma, mau-t
Maa-tcheru
(1
double ma.
ma
a.
J0
ma
of a
part
T\
^j
_^ ^
T\
7,
Maa-tef-f
scabbard (Brugsch).
tef - f)
Stele 2,
jl
ma
-
Dream
-,
ship or boat
Berg.
^fy^
(Arit-tcheru)
S
ii, 123,
Tuat
form of
III, a
ma, maau
Osiris.
^,
_-
p. 82,
-^
M. n:
lope,
gazelle
^\
plur.
Jw
ante-
Hi
see_>{^.
maa -J"
3 sj^ -, IV,
staff;
u. 289, _-
541,
Rec.
80,
143,
lion;
Shipwreck 30, 96
plur.
(fo^>^-^-,
plur.
ma-t
219,
140,
-^
\5,
oo
^ ^>
Ml
\Tr,
N^.
III
oJ
\J
\tj
IV, 732.
R<-' c -
l6 8
,
27,
one of the
hills
of the Delta
~^
in,
Rec.
^
-3S>-
ff-,
Copt. JULOTf I.
)
ma t
'
ma-t,
26,
Copt. JU.eTM.IO.
maut -^
_^>
229,
3', 21,
ma
'7,
_c
"k
/
Hi
A
I
to
burn up.
269
ma Jr
\y to slay see
to make
ma
ready, to pre-
ma(?)
t\
-O^
ft
[j
r
wrap up
maa
ma,
estates
C ~
mau-t
IV, 894,
*^^
ma
(?)
temple, temple
plur.
12, 23,
rm
to.
-n
P",
to
make
20,
149,
*"$&
V\
Jm\\\>
to
^J'
give
'
_>
light.
to
fan,
air.
mama
eg
\\
mama
like,
mama (mm)
nnn
PPP,
nnn
ma-t
~^,
mama Jp
ma
_2>i&
as;
like,
= c~3
renewed.
Rev. n, 146,
&K,
_/J
c?=
in.
Thes. 1296,
-^
U. 720,
to
pare.
ma
-, u. 443, -^ |, T. 253,
mai-t
Rec.
ii,
plur.
^V
J?
142,
7
dum palm
the
(i\f r\
=:
^STVS
-^
or
(?)
its
fruit;
"*C\
rS^\
P lur
IV
5^!l.
MI
747,
i
ma
^Jp,
Copt.
JULOf I.
',
^^
h
,
|l
date-grove gardener
(?)
locality (?)
plur.
\\
\\'
maau
testicles.
Rec.
ill,
I
.
_J? _J?
mama
c,
ma-ti
,
mama en khann-t
!,
I^EI
ft
15, 18.
De Hymnis
28,
\\
main
seed
(?)
(?)
offspring
41,
(?)
De Hymnis
Rev.
Jp
T. 254,
lion or cat of the
76,
13,
god Y
the
\\
Maau Jp "^\
(2
*, Herusa'tef
61,
to be new, to
make
k,
Nesi-Amsu
|j
form of Aapep.
M
,
^-
e--
J>\
270
iv, 6.7,
->(|j[ (IS*,
Kec. 23
jj),
36, '76;
to give, to
V 5r7k
to
present,
statutory offering,
Nesi-Amsu
30, 24,
s^
rrs^s
C
'n1
'
^ ec
2'
IIO
Koller Pap
N.
5 6
"
'
26,
maamaa
'
see
^
_
I)
t|,
,.,
will,
a legal
u
wish,
orde
v>
j'
command.
or ceremony; plur.
rite
the
of a
gifts (?)
m-
maa
name
or
obligatory
products of a country,
lliaa
,
to
an
(* ree k Miysis.
>
^S? K
make an
to
offer,
star.
maa
P.
(2
fl
(I
a metal object
,-j
see
S^ % 4 ^
-
'
"3^
upright, true,
maaui
Rev.
be
veritable,
truthful,
true, to
be
actual
real,
C3,
Rev.
to
'
flJTU
flr-~-i
-,
maa-t
n,
133,
151,
154,
p.
93
'
Copt, juxnre.
maar
IV>
'
" 39>
BerL
1>ap
_c^ n
^^
c=>
_/w
Tf?'
misery,
wretchedness,
poverty, affliction.
111'
()
^
U
Peasant 204,
B.
2,
truth
right,
in-
verity,
un maa-t
T AA^WW .^ ^^
AAAA^^
indeed;
the
justice,
truth,
^
-= ^ ^ ^ J ^ ?
maa-t
_Jp
,12,
uprightness,
genuineness, law
>
<
,
tegrity,
r?
-gP|.!'
L
be miserable,
to
HI-
3024, 128,
"^6
'
-^
j-^
R i\,
U
^
/^VSAAA
Jl
n U
it
very
a well-doing god
Ij
oppressed state
,
j
weighed; (\f\ ^
plur.
j\f
(1
v& <=>
regularly
^,
indeed
fl
"
(j
i.
fought strenuously.
a part of a crown.
maas ^^/
"^P
tr
/WWV\
<v\
maa-t
,
=fl
-A
;
hath been
n
f,
to slay, to
kill.
of times.
i,
large
number
271
maati _i^li,
a r
ifi
ci \\
\\
.righteous;
\\
Copt. JU.HT.
maati
IV
j]v&.
[j
(j
Jl
9 70>
>
^P]$'
-^
IV, 1080,
=3^^ j$,
IV>
man
"
declared to be] " true of voice, or word in the
Judgment, i.e., to be innocent, to be justified
follows the
plur.
Osiris;
(j
!
form
real
(1
^\,
W
-^
~
/wvs
(?
Thoth
beautiful truth
"^g^,
I,
/-~\
7
I
as
to
opposed
1,
|i|S|
real
/.<-.,
smer uat
a real
really
and
truly honest
<r^=^
lapis-lazuh,
^?
real
**
*~
'
3||
Cnpt.
xmAxe.
M. 773,
P.
_<^t u
71,
M.
S^^^
^J^|,
,
v.
g*
maa-kheru
P.
266,
J
-
453>
'S
a crown
f innocence, a
garland of triumph.
M. 571, N. 1178,
j,
law,
order,
'
intruth,
tegrity, etc.
Maa em Amentt
Mar. Aby.
I,
Amentt.
Maa-t
P. 662,
1279,
straightness,
537, N. 982,
=^ J^
778,
art
12,66
s^l^K,
\,
thou
u. 220,
P. 400,
Tuat XI
1224,
D X
6910; A
jk.
truth twofold,
truly;
Berl.
Maa
an honorary one
=3
,
r>
to
tun|uoise;
'9>
^
1
c,
n-^-i
^~
the king's
E_
of gods
God;
|J
4* .ntk\\
u
ofCttruth
man
o,
U. 455, a
a title of
,&
doubly true
IJjUlji.Iam
maa-t
thy genuine friend
^\
of law,
integrity, uprightness,
and of the
Maat
Berg.
I,
16,
a goddess
<0
J,
order,
canon, justice,
who
272
.1
Maati
the region where the Maati-goddesses administered the affairs of heaven and judged the souls
of men.
A,
11
1\
I,
Truth,
'
IV lo82
B.D. 125,
<=>
'
>
24, the
ill,
Isis
/'..,
^"T" "7
U. 453,
__.
Maati
and the
fire
assisted at
Maatiu
maati
Anastasi
I,
KK
3
3,
u
I
gods of
truth.
Maa-ab
'
7=
Tomb
of Seti
I,
ofRa(No.
JJJ'
48).
^fi v\
_2T
nth hour
of
the day.
Maa-her-pesh-heteput "^
V
,
i
^47,
Mythe
a defender of
2,
1296, shore,
promenade by
PJ*
(?)
the river-
gate of a building.
/w\
maa
/.
Rec. 16,
Hymn
Darius
8,
29,
Osiris.
salt water.
current of a stream.
maa
Thes.
III
.-ft'
g^
river, flat
maa
Maa ennuh
-
>
P.
M. 469, N. 1058,
2^,
Maa-uatu
"**"
house or temple.
,
bank of a
/c
80,
i,
Nastasen Stele 6 1
Edfu
__^,
(j (j
maa
\\
3=1,
(j
place, court of a
ab-khenti-ah-t-f
name
maa
5th Gate.
Maa
Maati _J?
'
Pap.
'
Ill,
3,
a goddess
\\^k'
of
Mesqet.
fl\
the gods
^
^ -^
maamaa
-^
*,
maaiu
Rec
I V,
ra ^
|C
^ A ^
<
IP <g>
*'
17.1,
the
Maati
I
name of
field
the ist
the Tuat.
"
to
35,
76,
go, to travel.
655, advance
'
le
Berg.
II,
K uar ^' an
N.
io
Maa - her
'
_p
M aatiu-kheriu-maat
to
8,
t' 16
night.
73T~
Den-
273
maasu-t
Stele
Amen.
Darius
u,
10,
Hymn
->
6,
Maastiu
33, 32, the
TT?
fair
wind
^^
'
Vi
boat;
-Jr^_$>@
s=D
^^?,i
bow of
Rec. 31,
6 1 , cordage of the
R ec
=^ %> ^^,
a boat;
Leyd. Pap.
1 1
3,
Rec.
i,
9,
a piece of armour.
fl
_i
\\
XN
li
-=
(|
a kind
HI
fruit.
Maaat
rising sun
see
>
~ J
-^
30, 67,
of
^ @
maa
Annal e s IV '3,
Tf
maatarta
'
(
puffs of wind.
^ 5
to protect, protector.
'
,www
~>
>^
^^
HIO o
=j? Tl
3?J TT7
liver.
^J^., sHSH^J,
9
**
^^1%
i
maak
maashqu
^^^|,
Mantchit.
^,
^^,
[I (I
(]|JD>
maa
Rechnungen
77,
M' 11
hook,
?,;,% ID-
clasp.
maaiu
-"-j,
island
Copt. JULcnfl.
mai-t
abode,
dwelling,
workshop.
varr.
mait
maa
eyebrow.
,
flute.
maa-ti
(]()
J
Ji\\
maa
to
maa
kill,
to slay.
cat; Copt.
a lion-god, or a cat-god
<:!=>
oppressed,
bound,
miserable;
mau
to fetter.
see
to
see
J,
emhat 56
*p
,
Hymn
to Nile 3, 8,
dead
maar S^
<=3>
7
maahetch
to see, to
"^,
rr~ii
keep a look-out.
watch-tower, look-out
'
^
|
place.
.
onyx
stone.
fish.
.......
softness, gentleness.
and
Tomb of Amen
be
maar
Mau
Mai,
JT)
maan(?)^7^
maar ^
"^
^ ^\ U
GJULOT.
__^
mauu
boat.
Mau
1^,
274
maft
\\
IV, 806,
splendour
brilliance,
light, radiance,
or
Copt. JULOTfe.
Mau
leopard
species with
powerful claws
see
the Light-
Maft
""
O-
var.
god;
\\
,
mau
*~-
maft
<.
to
13, 8, to think, to
remember, to
mind,
memory
fix
,
'
jump,
to leap.
maft-t
J, fe, u. 313,
->*S5 k, T 303,
U. 548,
Copt.
_>
M. 608,
i||,
"one cannot
Lynx-god (?)
to s P ri "g U P- to
4 ^\
tf^
J!s^.c=s> *
'
Rev.
39, 3, the
2,
to
call
every-
N.
1213,
thing."
mau-t
30, 67,
or con-
total,
mau-t
M. 607, N. 1212,
Stele
is
*"
drf
mamu
club, staff.
runners.
|-p
mau-t
mamu
stave,
staff, pillar
Stat.
Tab.
65, to see, to
of a balance; plur.
fr
mamu
35.
Theban
Ost. C.
anus
maur
to cut, to
kill,
(?)
Amen.
,,..Rec.
NN
maim
II,
monument,
^sx
?^
*"
P.
^
000
000
^'
000
'
OOO
(?)
68, Circle XI I,
"<2> <2:>"
2 8,
pillar, stele.
crown.
15, 18,
B.I). 15,
i
^;,Rec.
mann
Manu
'^y
f^,
to reap.
Manu
i,
maut
know; &
to inform.
maui(?)
the
West.
maanra-t
,
'
4
^
__
bearing pole, yoke,
staff for
carrying objects
compare Heb.
,
maf-t
a kind of tree.
tower, beacon-tower;
Leyd.
Pap.
compare Heb.
37, watch-
mi^O.
275
see
mar-ti
^ ^
malm
^
,
and neck.
Rec. 13,
12,
\\
lair,
->
ut
mahetch _jp
^ ^,
Mar-t _Jp
lope; plur.
<2
III
makh
:.
^ -^
maraa _>
hasten, to
tasi I, 25, 9, to
"^ | A
(]
36, 162,
^^
y~~?
'
Makhi
Anas-
Tuat
'
IP
makhan
flee.
&~=,, slime,
mud
(Lacau).
mahet
-fflN^.
\\
tower, vestibule
see
maht-t
c\
,
Qin
rn
gate
P
X f^l
XJ'
' L
chamber; see
mah
J\
_ffi
weapons.
to cut.
, .
_J>\<=>,
A
plaudit,
H^
mas-t _Jp
clapping of hands.
mahi
Rev.
*
\j?
=\
o
9
mah''?A
^ ^^'
^,
var.
w', B.D.
aI
'
J|j__
?'
J,
'"' tp
>e
'
kept in restraint.
to be s h ut
Jp
_^_i
<f
jj
^^
^*=^
"^h\
jj
t h'gh,
U. 419, T. 239.
<n
var.
mas
-<S>-
10 N.
>m A
14, 19
mas
raf.
*
masti
\\
mah
^^
wreaths
'
J|
;
Pa
'
^ tr>ighs,
>
Mastiu
,
floral
B.D.
crowns, wreaths
ft
4W*
^ ec
of innocency.
33, 3 2 >
Thigh
'
I
(Great Bear).
s
276
Mast-f
B.D. 130,19,
_> "^
ffi
poignard; see
'
J "fc^
=-[
,
AZ
4^-D'
'3 1
'7', dagger,
S 1%
<|\
sandbank,
nnm
trrrm
".the
i'
hi
supports of
a.
seat,
Maskhemi[t]
Rec.
),
a goddess.
2, 40,
Cataract; see
*?
irnm
\\
masher
to roast.
matrut-t
A.Z. 1907, 123,
fire,
the livin s
rock.
maq-t _J? A
"^ ^
U. 493,
stupid, ignorant.
TT
tk
Ate
mat
lt
juu>err.
P.
182,471, 804,
,
M.
ladder, mast
Copt.
c f,
'
AACnr KI.
^^f,
Maqet
N. 94 6,
Matit _Jp
,
P-i-92,
t~A
Libyan
title.
Tuat
~\
III,
||(j,
->O,^^,-
Anastasi IV,
Koller Pap.
\>
.granite;
math
,
2,
10,
8,
*?
B'.I'
ploughed land
^~iL4
I
ploughed
"v\
Mathit
the deceased
fM.
'
fields (?)
mat
staff;
Heb.
^SQ
Eth.
maki
Q
o o
B.D. 140,
o'
1 1,
compare V/^TT2
Mar. Aby.
mat
ma
imm
Ruth
iii,
O,
pot, vase;
15.
^^^(j^^^i'
matiu
a kind
of precious stone.
in
assisted
->
',
_>^^
matt
w
who
r. 650,
ii
heaven.
climbing into
in
[mm
stick,
A.Z.
granite; see
16,
751, a tree-goddess
15,
d
2,
^-
*^l
.A -r^A i\
maqaqa - 1
mag
ll
4,
__,
^, m
into heaven.
Rec.
^K
math
N. $18,
B.D. 98,
o r)
S o
1^1'
U.493.
,
goddess.
M. )
\A Dakhel
120, a
17,
(0V
matauahar
;
Rec.
f)
*J10
Jr^
N. 965,
I,
r**t*/\
v
(\
a kind of bandlet.
tu>^v
iinor
p4':
M
matU
Prisse
l^c^^K,
_Jp
277
13,
mau
2,
stick,
staff,
maut
cane.
matpen
Vfo
y
&
LL
Az
-
^oS. n, a kind
to be like.
I,
same kidney,
o ^K^fe,
Jf 11
matchu
ma
as
well
by the
as,
o ^\ MS
557
I)
1)
of the
companion,
equal, fellow,
like,
of amulet.
J^vv
man
similar in
similitudes.
I
as well as
men U
r?
1
1
gods
like
men, gods
t\
mati
C\
r\
#"-'*:
s\\
by the million ;
"
ja
s\\
3X\\
>
like,
as,
according
well
as,
together
inasmuch
to,
with
resemblance
copy,
since, as
as,
forms
early
likeness,
similitude,
are
image> likeness
'
\\
\\
\\
N. 956,
HA.Z.
I9
^kE
I28;
'
matt Q
Q
a o
'
panions.
o;
eQ
u-
(-.a
Rec.
'
i
how did
i.e.,
- ma enn
what? how?;
like
like
they act
wise
^V M
"
P. 636,
|\
ma nti
.* -JU
50, the
like, like-
*^\,
N. 1096,
U <rr>
6, 8, like
them ; U
\\
^K,
mmau
mould
(mau) -cl^^f\ 9
h
I
making a copy or
for
\\
//
L=/l, to
cast of
some-
thing.
*&
Rec.
Rev.
U
^^,
i)
take a
.,
3,
lo
LJ
com-
his divine
A
statue
'
:
divine type;
ma
\\
\-s
ma
-5i3-
&
D
1
metal rings.
III
\\
f\
\
y o
^-w-.,
'
in
A
^?
ma
f /
LU.
nke
73,
wm
who,
mat, mait
like that
ma
ft
qet,
ma
to
Proportion
Gr.
Kii-a \d"/of.
qet-t
Rec.
ma
after the
manner
of, in
"
tcher bah
B*
the form
of.
i,
39
i.e.,
rectitude;
course of action
==a
(1
maam
Copt.
JULOGIT.
^\
"^ ^gV,
Rev., misery.
s 3
M
maaha-t
I
I
^
cr^
Copt.
U. 558, T. 33^,
](j,
Tomb of Seti I, one of the 75 forms
see Ruruta.
of Ra (No. 33)
278
1 OQ
& [)~~
many
c^fv
1)
abundance,
Copt. XJtHHcye.
mai
part of a ship.
sj>-^,
[It]
\J
mai-t
Rev. 13,
mai-t
8,
13,
13,
mai, mai-t
9
A
MM
t
i
W,
Koiier Pap.
B.D. 33,
Q
\\'
92Ij
&
,
as>
M.6n, N
'f\
Jyc^
.
ike
1215,
a plant.
T. 365, P- 85,160,163,
and
see
",
'
mamr
N. 71.
a'
kind of seed, or
herb.
,'
4, 3,
man
O'
ft ri
daily;
Mai
N. 856;
pots,
vases.
cat (lion);
cat," a
P. 427,
mam(?)
Leyd. Pap.
mab
Lit. 33,
Copt. GJIXOT.
B.D. I45A,
keeper of the
'
"
daily; Copt.
daily food or
man-t
provisions.
T. 3 i S
f\
/VAAA/W
r\
mana
(j
mau
lion
plur.
A.Z. 1912,
daily work.
Pt
mau
'
JULOOTI
man-t
cat; Copt,
Rev.
6, 29,
^ ^,
Rec. 29,
7,
f\
f\
ff*f'S**S>
^,
familiarity,
y"i
*v*
/WWNA/WWW
f\
/WW\A,GOI. 13, 125,^11
t\
p.
l[(j
Rec. 29,
7,
land which
worked by
is
forced labour.
man
mau-t
maui
'
Mau
he "
at '
manb
T=
of Bubastis.
a ban diet.
she-cat.
\\
It is
axe, weapon.
mankh-t
Bulls.
see
mar
33; 145,
8,
32, a cat-god, a
form of
Mau-aa
&
Tomb
I^,
r-^
56).
=>, U.
Ra who
ra
63 6,
M.
I,
298, N.
7,
t\
899,
74, P.
<=>
^J^
185, 319,
-
lf' 2
44',
602, M. 410,
,
of Seti
194, T.
M
mar
(I
<=
mara f\
279
mata
see
Rev.
ii, 187,
bones
abyss;
mah
-c=.
(j
|^qgMo lament
ra(J
rudder, paddle
of a
(?)
P.
ma
what
plur.
jaw-
705,
bull.
ma
Copt. JULHpe.
mahaaa <=
who ?
Heb.
rrr\
''P
'"
ma(ma(?)mi(?))
> tKe'
mahu
mah
Rec.
Ret
185,
30,
a",
paddles, oars.
JT A\ A ~",
\1
cord
/I
land
mas-t
--,
u.
Q.
(?)
what ?
for
what reason
w^ ^
(j
T=T no
=
Rec. 26, 74,
Ci
1^,
^^^
'
V\~
why ?
vb\
(I
how many ?
w ^ at
'
J>3^,
like
then?
^'^
ma (mi?)
D
'
'_^ ^-~
!
iC.
Sr'
^^^
419
Ill
wherefore
>
whoisit?
behold;
~, see,
_,
'__
liver.
masu-t
'
M.
5.
6,
a preposition
hand, or arm,
N.
,, 3 ,
because
Vs.^
from, through, by
of,
D
,
together with
by the
means
of,
Copt.
fell
or rested
Mas-t 00
1
Rev.
mas
mas
ma-ti (mi-ti ?)
on the shoulders.
1,
184, child
Copt. JUL6C.
-
ma
tion
(mi?)
^^
Rosetta Ston
9,
inasmuch
as.
[\\'
u
,
a conjuncgrant,
give
that,
give
Copt. JULHI.
nt
masu
'
Maskhen-t
the
name
work
to
metal or
a statue.
in
me,
| ]
of a goddess
grant,
Meskhen-t.
see
mak
108, thou
'
Q O
Pap.
t\
tk
v\ lA
grant ye
n Xvf*
21
,
ma
let,
.2:1*^
Copt. JUUULOK.
maka
maka-t
1905,
grant us;
i
A.Z.
<$.
permit,
would
"
grant thou;
to me.
(mi?)
38,
\\
4^f ^'
Copt. eJULKH.
bandlet,
tiara
or
\\
crown.
s
Rhind
280
come
m'aa-t J^\a
ma
r5-^i,
"
ma
L\
>wv
breath,
maui
air.
wind,
ma (mi,mu)
M'au-taui IN*
JS^
AAAAAA
/WWVA
r7
..
m'at
Ml
C=TJ)
/wwv\
1 1
II,
17,
Bum.
I,
19,
III'
\\
dead body,
mummy.
maa
(mai)
,
Gr. Mci/ft/jarem.
If
jl
~
(1
name;
JrSs
maa
AJWWV
AAAAAA
A_|_fl
I
H.I.
of a god.
a proper
ring,
B.D.
name
M'anaqrata
Heb.
mai (mi)
Rouge I.H.
U. 576, N. 965,
_Lr\i *WW\A
AA*WV\
AAAAAA
var.
(?)
""
nvaa
or soda water
salt
^v^mnn,
|j
handle
(?)
J'
mai (mi-t)
.
(=
_
-
some kind
AAAAAA
wooden
of
fl
AAAAAA
,
of Horus.
AAAAAA
U)
A/
V,
maarau (marau)
urine;
a
,
urine.
divine
mai (mi)
mama
tain
seed,
royal seed.
groom,
m'inikhsa
1
Pap. Roller,
(miini)
4,
j*i
right
feeling,
rectitude
see
Ma-t(?)
maa(?)
maa-t (ma-t)
see
ess-
maitut (mitut)
Rev.
place, house.
\\
path, road
m'u
m'uai-a
fight, struggle.
^
C3
M'uskian
era
\\
^1
i,
ii
6 1, a god.
mau(?) ^=1|,
maa-t.
a kind of wood.
maiha(miha) _Rr^^\ ^
.
^-
i,
foun-
Copt. JULOTTJUte.
ma-t I
syce.
j-^
f|
stinking fish
Copt.
var.
281
mabit nnn
M'uit
/n
name
a water-deity, a
of the heavens
nnn
personified as a
m'uf 4b^
%'
nn
see
woman;
Hh.
:::3
718,
iU
'
n"(|()
Rec
3|
maba t\
_
nnn Rec.
maunfu (m'unfu)
n
1
AAAAAA
nnn
n
harpoon;
(sic)-,'
N. 1212,
P. 424,
nnn
21,
M. 607, n
73.
sat.
<<^
22,
I2 9> the
'
j.
l6
238,
8,
on nnn
P.S.B.
^^, n^,
V\
plur.
'
Wvv
\\
|,
**j
Nesi-Amsu,
Anastasi
I, 5,
" those
5,
i.e.,
guardians, protectors.
allies, auxiliaries,
Mari (Mari
Stele,
who
Mapu
of honour
title
(?)
i6 3
p.
;,
N. 8 57
Hh. 311,
Mauthenre (Muthenr)
Vi
1879, 20,
I
Treaty,
nn
Chrest.
Rouge,
nnn,
II,
no,
fkl,
nnn
nnn
^,
thirty,
Rev
human
nnn
nnn
Thes.
m'f)Mi'
the 30 judges,
2'
u:;
f^
Copt.'
1\
Stele,
>ws
.u
^.-flUo
nnn
o o
-^
nnn
1202,
nn
12 '
or divine;
n
,
nn
"~ 000
turquoise;
real turquoise, as
mafqta (m'fqta)
Palermo
A.Z.
maba
Hittite king.
Si]
t<>
'
I
see
oar, paddle.
mafesh (m'fesh)
-,
(?)
mafekh (m'fekh)
mauh
the
72,
(M'pu)
o
D v\ Mi, a
Maresar (Mursar?) f
,
Berg.
harpoon-gods
^\
'
_/l
t.
Israel
1 8,
\.\\S\\
<2
'
^^
Mabiu nn
?)
mabti
31, 17.
opposed to the
paste imitation.
777
Southern Thirty
p==j
mam
president of the
|,
president-
Mam
fl
to destroy.
appeared
ser-
TKfiflir
^
Q
7JMU1
O
1
M
m'maam
man
Mantit
50C
iX^C
(m'n) ZZL
A^AAA
~J^~.
J^
-<E>-'
is
>oc
XDC
rr*\\ --
JUUULOIt.
not; Copt.
>oc
(m'nen)
v{""x
.-/I'
Mantet
'Y
m'antt
1
mannu
(m'nen)
'
m'ntata
W=/)
_/)'
to cut, to hew, to
dig out.
"^^
1,
'
cord, rope.
Mann (M'nen) t\ ^^
_F^- WVAAA
the rope used to
tie
53, 36,
<
Tuat VII,
Mantchit
A;
Y isx"""
.
Palermo Stone,
.n
\\
X, two serpents
in the Tuat.
(m'na)
Amherst Pap.
Mar. Karn.
A/WWV
I
mana
(1
up Qan.
M'neniu
see Mantchit.
jy^c^a
C=~n
Mantchit.
see
mann
iv, 94 8.
'i
Rec. 21, 14, 82, 88, Amen. 19, 18, 22 ; 26, 20,
-J1
A.Z. 1876, 121, without, there
^5"
i
the 'boat
ship-
U. 293,
(mimi)
balsam,
unguent.
'
;
mama
282
j--"''ii
658,
/V^AM
lMSI'
*\
he who
is
with him,
i.e.,
helper, ally.
^\
W^-
^i (j
BIB
pendant, a part of a
collar,
50C
|j
Heb.
some
CT
Mangabta J^J
_tr\S
M-ankhti |x
A^^V\^
mar, mar-t
()
of Osiris.
\\'
~\
r&[
S 1L *>I
f\
\\
I
U
.CESS'
fl
1
'
(\/\)^a,
3 "'
\\
,
^ "^
m'ntcheqta |^
P.S.B.
EL
.-jtf,,
rnankh-t
Hh
mar
mantau (m'ntau)
.
m'ntatchu
waggon or
m'nthai fl
(?)
'
Io8o;
var
to
be happy, to
flourish, to
prosper
leather
straps of a chariot.
of danger
TV
chariot.
\\
out
^V
n^\
a flourishing time.
M
mar-t
i,
283
A.Z. 35,
MSrsar
6, favour.
a shrub
or tree.
marr
a cake,
marsh
Rec.
maraau
(?)
(]
t\<5>, T<E>s=o,
(?)
loaf.
3,
JULepaj
marqaht
f:fH
1
Heb.
(compare
flight
v',:
Marqata (M'reqta)
Maraiu
Thes.
Si
(?)
Rameses
a nanie of
\\
m'rakau (?)
\>
8,
Amen.
120-5,
<2
who
attacked
\\
m'rkabta-t
III.
\\
*-
mari (m'ri)'
Jeac
'
II
(]
ill
ii<i/n^af>fi,
fitting
of a door.
MS
'
mari-ghari i\
Rev. n, 181
metal
'
"May
rejoice!"
ll
marina
IV,
[I
VJ-T^
-,
\\
^^ <rr> %
Thes.
o(?); plur.
m'rta ^^^
-2^>
f\
208,
||,
two
lords.
'
(j
>
'
m'rt
wood.
thin piece of
lord, chief, officer; Syr.
Copt.
Heb. ni3^?3.
m'rkata-t
i,
chariot
892,
5?
,
success
I'
^^J>
kind, value.
L D ni
-
'
9 4) 27>
(?)
m'ruata
m'rt
marraa-t
~^, food
mah (m'hi)
(?)
FD
\\
animals with.
Rec. 31, 147,
marhu, markh
\\
0.
3
lance, spear
Koller Pap.
ra\\
i, 5,
m'heh
Heb. TTCT)
m'rkh-t |\
^m
<=
.^
m'h-t J^ ra
[1}
'
=0=
ointment.
^s.
to delay, to hesitate,
forgetfulness, neglect,
delay.
M
m hau-t
284
m'hasun
JjNfl ro
(?)
m'hatti Jt\a
ra
-CENS
Annales VIII, 56
a!,
I,
%/ $
I fi3
/I
_-
f\
rn
m ha-t
ra'
rafl
flame,
burner.
b
ro
r\
fire,
'4'
\\
ra
a
,
2 Will,
seed or grain.
&.~ra"
m/hui
ra
O
milk, pot;
Hearst. Pap.
plur.
9. 2
Ill'
rafl
ra
Rec.
m'hua
e
v\ei Eli
m hen
crowd
and
mob,
ra
[Q <K\
milk-can; plur.
ra
=0=
-"^^
i
i
I
>D
o'
_*
rn
4-
__j
_T_/i
^1 g
m'henu
3,
milk-vessel.
QWWW
n @
ra
i'
ra
ra
c=
m'hen
J|vi
Jlr^l WVW%
"
m'ha-t
Jkj
33, 121,
relation.
rn
J|v>
family, kith
ra
ar!i
M
^
Amen.
13, treasure-house.
m'her
skilled, expert.
ra
M'her
o,
ra
vessel
pot,
ra
for
holding
medicine.
,
'
m'hani
W\A
ra
title
o,
vessel,
-^l^jr
plur.
:ra
milk -P
>
gpt
ra
iv, 1020;
^
t,
of Aapep.
ts -
niilkman.
m'her
m'hani
j^
ra
j^,
Rec.
\\
m'hera
qt&
JT
\\
m'hari I
ra
\\
ra
j)^.=.|
sucking-child,
'
m'heru
milkman
babe.
cattle,
to
milk-calves.
(?)
nvhet
ra
entrance,
m'har
door; see
ra
mah (m'hi)
\\
ra
-
the
title
of an officer, a skilled
or clever man.
Copt. JUL<i-,I.
M'har-bar
mah
&=
Mahar-Baal,
flax;
P. 169, staff,
T. 199,
cudgel
P. 786,
(?)
paddle,
oar.
285
maha (?)
170,
,N.68 9
of large scales
mounted on
maM
M
a pair
j\
I^MO
f1 u"i
_i
.
\>
f1 J,
1
,
i
>
standard.
,
I
Copt. JUL^OjI
(j
\>
M'khaa-t
t^""""
T
(|
Q 11
M'kha-t-ent-Ra
;
ittl, p ap-
1=
plur.
"41
Copt.
Late form
'.
J]
B.D. 12,
2,
I'
mahi (m'hi)
\\
to direct,
m'kha
to supervise.
scale-room
m'hutcharta
m'khai
,
-T-
|,
Rev. ,4,
|j,
'O
to strike, to fight, to
Peasant 170,
,36,^|
contend
JU.icye.
m'khaiu
Denderah IV,
J|\
Copt.
Makh
63,
(?)
pool, lake.
^^
Rechnungen
68,
%ht,
fighters, foes.
m'kha
m'kht
? (m||,
Thes. 1200,
....
,Thes. I2IO
Ebers Pap.
m'kh-t
'
13,
14,
beating, a pounding.
up,
fire,
to
burn
flame.
m'kha
m'khai
-^j(|(]f|>
-f^
,_/)
J|vi
?%,
j\
f\
\\
to bind, to despoil
(?)
.n,
m'khau
trappings
of a
M khait
'
m'kha-t
^-^-
Amen.
Peasant 312,
i,
^Wj J
/"\
IT IHennu
\M
m'khaq-t
L=/]s^'
,.
boat.
JK
d
/v\
17, 22,
d
,
neck
Copt.
m'khau
of animal.
286
<^
m'khen - 1
m'kham'khaut
^^^^AA
culent herb
purslane, a suc-
3,
7,
Songs,
2, 5,
Copt.
\\
47,
3
goddess.
2>
makhat (m'kht)
^
V
O Jf
D
TV
(1
V\
Jf
fk
^.v-
_Cr\5
-=>
Lj
Copt. JULA.g/T.
ffi
(a
fighter.
~v^
Y^
Demot.
on stands
filled
with
fire-
fire.
wages
value,
Amen.
M'khiar (?)
Heb.
~Pn?3
9,
i,
^\
(j
& o Jj
the
is
preserved
JUte^Jp.
^T"
_Jir^
\\ U
fl
1
^=
i_
ffi
_i
<cz>
warehouse
zine, storehouse,
M'kheskhemuit (?)
1 1
enclosure,
m'khtem-t
JLHe^p.
D,,
Ml
Copt. JLJLOJIp,
m'khita (?)
'
^>
404,
month Mekhir
makhiru
Wort.
JKVJ
Assyr.
Mekhir.
Jbs?
err:
ffi
|,
of the month
dowry,
price,
Ass.
the word
o
(j
M'khir
m'kher, m'kher-t
(?)
/^
Rawlinson, C.I., V, 9, 49
makhiru.
M^kTii
M'khiaru
Leyd. Pap.
i'
m'kher
makhiu
altars, braziers
the
Thes. 1480,
'
m'khta
striver,
strife,
AAVWV
J
El
^
n^
^^^^
\\
fiJL JNJ *
=cr
\\
ft
ferryman.
m'kheru
make
m'khat-ti
?.
sick
\\
intestines; */w~
12, 9,
'
~=
one
Amen.
M'khenti 4\?
JM a
<=>
^x
Ik.
_>WV
Ml'
III
*f>
Love
m'khennuti
in the Copt.
7T ^^^^Wv
AT)
'
fold, shelter.
Mar. Aby.
mas
(m's)
Shipwreck 175,
ri
"
metal
in-
1086,
'
'
\\
\\,
IV, 899,
layings.
m'khen
cabinet, closet,
chamber.
m'khen -t
B.D. 24,
JA
Amen.
27,
4,
J A,
fl
Rec.
18,
182,
-rr
2,
Rec. 27,
j3,
\\
,
ferry-boat.
to pass
on or
into, to
come
in
with something.
287
m's-t
m'shaiu
passage.
"
m'SU
-7T-
\>
&JL
~~"~
C>
I,
bearer ;
traces of a chariot
Anastasi
,
1
^,,,,,
bindings of a bow.
(?)
m'sha (m'shasha ?)
Amen.
27, 17
M'shauasha
bunches of
Jby
_ma
1
'
j5r
"w^
'
m'sakh
=0=
~v
\\
'
wi
Amen.
pot of
oil,
\\
'
j>ffss
flowers, garlands.
I
<?
"^\
TfTtt -jO
fi
unguent, to anoint
compare Heb.
r.
17,
19, 20,
2 7. 3
19,
12,
m'sharar
'
Jbsfl
O,
Kings
xxin, 13.
Koller Pap.
2,
part of a
i,
waggon
(?)
M'shashar
T^*t
&Sr
a Libyan name.
wine-jar, wine-skin.
m'saqa
16,
JvnBjJJ
A U
m'sakh-t
(?)
or P e p' e
Ij '^>' a
J^ ^!^.1
1L
'..
i, 7, to work in bronze,
wrought metal work, sculpture.
N"t.r.ttk
m'shaq
^.
X "$ Amen.
,
9,
Koller Pap.
-/I'
E.
^^
m'shakabiu
m'satah
.
~y
Jd
Hel). rtniT72
compare
m'seh
m'sha
to
go
O,
Alt.
K. 503
TVfrT
HrV^
%"
_ct^
r^\-s
I,
147,
17,
feast, revel.
compare
M'shaken
|^
MI
'
m'shati
Copt.
m'sha
'
^v
evening;
'
see
table-maker, cabinet-maker.
m'sha
FL
m'shu
Thes.
VV
V\
6,
Rec.
j[
8,
134,
A
Ml'
Y\ -A
m'sha
to march, to
~
to gut fish, to
'
_/l
game, to
split
m'shaab
draw
open.
go, to travel
m'shai
11,111, 141,
j|v^
Copt. JULOOCUG.
(|(|
Judges
v,
ii.
compare Hel).
envoy;
plur.
|\ rfJJ
f
_B%
a11\\ a
A traveller,
^ Koller
,
'"P-
,
1
5,
2.
M
-i
\\
288
m'shet
m'sha-t
journey.
*^
JESJ
t^S<r^>H
go about, to inspect
m'shau
soldier
troops
101, army,
I,
slay, to
hack
o, Rec.
m'sha
_
Vv
__
m'sha re
a kind of
o'
m'shafiu
Hh
'.
chop up,
knife.
ladder;
^'^*>
to
L_=4,
J^i A
1
fl
=0=
to travel, to
Copt. JUtOTfClJT.
in pieces, to
cavalry soldiers.
y^
m'q-t 1\
@ J
^
^
f\
(m'q) .B
^ ^>~
maq
plur.
I,
host,
\v
m'qaar
=>
\\
unguent.
Amen.
^ <rr>
Ijl
a baker's
fire
shovel.
\\
7,
......
Q-'cQ'
ease.
onion
(?)
m'sheshm-t
a kind
of disease.
purslane,
portulaca,
O
/WWV\
a kind of
sedum
(?)
^^
O O
HI
S~^,
water onion.
m'qaha
m'sheru
1-1
Rec.
*K\
akindofdis-
m'shepn-t
m'qar-t t\
155, 31,
29,
Berl.
3024,
15,
.gas.
m'qurau
81,
'
(?)
rm
m'qnas
cartouche)
JbsJ
Lat.
Rec.
u, 96
(in
Magnus.
m'ki
*
t\
*
M'sherr
f^fi
^^
c=
the City
tect;
m'shtau
^fSJU.M.
protector of the people.
m'kiu |\
II,io8-^
Pap.
Boiler,
%>
protectors.
m'kit
(2
m'shetit
3 >Z AA/WVA
=*=*.
O
,
A.Z.
,7,
Rec.
13,
21,
protection, protectress.
*
ford
ga
/WVA
(?)
^b^
m'kit
Rec.
5,
88, a covering.
m'kti
\\
protector.
289
m'kit
m'ki[t]
err? $3
m'karbuta
Ebers Pap.
\\
(1
VJ-T=-
chariot
see
protector of the
house, housewife.
'
m'katau
m'kit
charms,
what
e i
Rec
m'ki
m'kfltiu
M'ket-ari-s
Tuat
makmarta (m'km'rta)
^r
I,
M'k-neb-set
^z?
\.
"^
Jw ^ o
III,
*****
,
*****'
Denderah
makraiu (m'kriu)
I
merchants
Heb.
,
Amen.
24, 5,
(m'k)
"ajgs, boat;
plur.
Thes. 1482,
9)
),
"
V^
"
-*>
..HF^.
m'k-t
n
,
turn
regions, districts.
away from,
to set
mak
\>
m'kha
m'k
cloth, a garment.
^ ?'
mak
,
^^
7, 6,
m'kr ^\
f\
JS^-cr^
Berg. II, 9
5, Amen.
fl
Thes. 31,
^5
24,
turquoise.
to reclaim a property.
y_J] ^-j,
^L?,
n
ea
(m'k)
k6,
^
3,
crement(?)
m'k-pa(?)
**-*i.
\\
Amen.
f7\
to rejoice
to neglect, to put
to
to disregard,
behind one,
be negligent or
careless.
m'kes
LJ
sacred stone object held by Osiris.
5'
18,
aside,
WH
Mar. Aby.
10,
>
Mak (M'k)
m'ka
~^=x
'
see
the name of
a crocodile.
behold
Mag, M'ga
m'ka-t fl
J^
,
I-
ffl
tower
JUUXTToX.
JNJ
a "^x
>.-
m'ga
M'katu
Un
a boundary
'
god(?)
m'ka
M'kam'r
Rev. 21, 98, a Syrian.
Shipwreck, 29,
'
^, Hymn
to Nile 2, 13,
^^ ^^
n^
if\
^
^T
ffi
'
"^
to
(|
^),
comman<3,
M
m'ga
->|i^|
^5s\
ffl
Q,
]T
290
m'ta
m'ga-t
"Tk
ffi
Hymn
to Nile
n,
weapon
4^
ffl
m'ga
used
in
a stick for
Copt. jm.<LK4.T.
^"^^ ^
D
fetter,
fj
a kind of P lant
medicine.
were
tied.
m'tait
chief of a tribe.
m'tatcha
m'ga ^ffi"
oven, fireplace,
cv
^s\
;
9,
"
arrow,
boatman.
\\
5S
ffl
'
.
(?)
Mantch-t.
steersman,
mati (m'ti)
a corve'e gang
see
the
iU
<=>
'e au
commandant,
fire (?)
leather thongs.
m'agaar
ffl
m'ti
grief, bitterness.
\\
'
oven
'
fireplace>
m'ten t\
ff
IV, 898,
-M*
sadness, grief,
m'ga-t
affliction.
s^^]^ I'
m'garta
m,
(1
IV 944
'
j\'
1
v.
cave; plur.
/WWNA v
l
I
'
rim
C.
69;
II,
JT
road, path;
Heb.
JULCA3IT.
m'tenu
m'ga
S
ffl
3 8,child(?)
JI
m'gi
J&.B.M.
(j
m'ten
|,
to be in despair.
mat
road,
path
Copt.
JULtOIX.
,
~S~
|,
U
Rec.
mat
J]
v^
U 21
5,
9 6,
leader,
'
guide.
^^
_Crvt
I,
way,
Copt.
tower, fort-
\\
^^
5*
m'gatir
;
way,
(?.
plur.
ress
no e
a kind of cloth.
SNJlj
stone, to
L.D.
III,
mark
194,
14,
things inscribed.
<5
Rev.
mat
mat
32
13,
m'ten
Copt.
JULA.T(
A/^AftA
O Q
,
a river boat.
\\
Matt (Mutt)
Ber g-
<
name
/
ofAmentt.
.
varr.
to cut, to engrave, to
be cut or inscribed
M
m'tenu
^ ^^W,
JKVI
291
&,
an amulet.
rest, to
be quiet
m'tenu.
math
P.S.B. 13,413,10
Jb#
Ki^-v o
(3
^
a
$
sluice
,
3,
Aby.
18=
41,
6,
I,
cloth.
r>
-,
Amen.
m'ten-t
Copt. JU-OTeit.
Mar.
m'ta
graver.
m'ten
"
(3
D
-A
,-*
I'
v;
(WW\A
way, road,
k,
(?)
path
of
\\
cutter, en-
m'tenu
title
Set.
e,
m't
Jj^\a
Mati (M'ti)
a written legend,
story, inscription.
m'ten
'o
plur.
Darius
MI
38, phallus; var.
m'tha
f=H>,
m'ten
stow
Jf^
Rev.
;
13,
4w)
phallus and
m'ten
A.Z.
6,
1900,
20,
1905, 36,
(hSl
Long
testicles.
Rev.
<
(I
n TT
title
Ameni
",
i
10, 9
A.
plur.
2, r.
^f Ifr
m'teh
(i) to bind, to tie,
to twist, to weave ; (2) to anoint.
IV
.1.
7 78, to
hew, to cut.
m'tes
,
name
M'tharima(P)
Anastasi
I,
i,
8, to
nnm
of a Hittite.
stab, to
m'then
to
Amen.
of Osiris.
m'tha
Hearst Pap.
OT
m'tennu
Phallus," a
>*ff,
^^f
13,
C3
M'tha au
"
(?)
i\'
Rouge I.H.
phallus
way, road
be jealous
1\ =^> ~^^)
<
plur.
kill,
2,
>
Thes. 1481,
jealous
(?)
>
^^2 m"^' B
M'tes
67, 39,
i.e.,
yr
1461,,
'
i:
a warrior-god.
m'then
y?>,
road-man,
=>
M'thenu t\
_Hi^
M'tes arui(?)
<$>,
Jl
M'thra |\
AD^^
I,
3,
"
of " sharp-eyed gods
i,
10,
see
Osiris.
M'tes-sma-ta
\\
Edfu
\\
Mantchit.
X'y'*
2J"
<P
M
m'tcha f\
m'tchaa
\J
^.
7=*
^o
phallus.
(j
m'tchaau
71,
to hunt.
m'tchara
.Jp
292
a plaiter of
crowns.
m'tchaqata
Amen.
m'tchai
pot, vessel.
u,
26,
iM
Koller Pap.
1k
flfl
M?. H
n Ji
v&
!
Anastasi
4,
2,
IV,
'
IV,
2,
a pot or
6,
bottle.
hunter of the
996,
Western Desert,
soldier.
m'tchet |\
"^ VTO,
M'tchaiu
Tombos Stele 1 5
Peasant 212,
o,
\\
L-fl'
L-fl,
!.'^
to-
hunters
police
IV, 990,
nomad
JUULTOI.
Copt. JULi-TOGJ,
m'tcha
Jss\fl t
m'tchaa
J|vi
1 6,
"^\
[j
'
I7i
of Osiris
mi
grain crops.
chain, rope
e
|
J$
34
1,
a bull headed g d
,
\
^.5
-B
^&
|
*s\
.M-
-\
Jb\fl
^ J
^P\
J Jr
,
i
who burned up
m'tchar
KN
a tool or
instrument.
wx
nil
Rec.
mi
ii,
78; Copt.
mi
Tni
Come
^\
a tool or
ir
.AXCnr.
Copt.
AAra
an optative
particle,
O that
Would
>
Rev.
ii, 168,
\\0'
miha
sometimes rendered
that
Copt.
XfcHpe.
ra
ra
Rev.
I'
^
_ftt==>
^, toobey(?)
I
mikh
12, 112,
ration; Copt.
s
Diili
to be content.
Osiris.
pump.
House
an invisible god
the enemies of
(3)
(?)
'
in the
(?)
^"
\
a lion -
(l)
mir-ti
,11,
ointment,
unguent.
salve,
_S%HH
or
Amen.
"^
T. 342,
squeezed
m'tchetfet
J|\^
m'tchab-t
f*
m'tchet
headed god
a d Q'
m'tchab fc^ |
&
_BKifetter,
something
something,
M'tchet |=f
t
i
15,
of
the extract or
B-D
m'tchait
m'tchet
^\ fTTM^sj-^. Amen.
a kind of husbandman.
15, 2,
123)-
juice
W'tchauJ^I^I, '""'*;
13,
13, 32,
wonder, admi-
J.oei,e, XJLOI^e.
Rev.
13,
i,
fight:
Copt, juuoje.
293
Mu
Mi-sheps
'
t 'le
(j(n
A/WWV T T
o
**, U. 181,
Mui-t
Copt. JULUJIT.
II
Mu
mit 1\
Berg,
fl
Jj
B.D. 172, ii
way, path
AAAAAA
AAA/VAA
AAAAAA
mit t\
>
l '-
~1
9.
t^>
(](]
N. 129, 1
i\
'
Hh. 344,
l6 7.
primeval waters
Uatch-ur.
of the
to die.
mitiu
L.D.
III, 65A, 5,
/Wvs^
<VAAA*
f\
the goddess
of
consort
the water of
Amenti.
1
)
uru
/^w*vViA
f\
e 9
rauaa
the
(2)
***> R
mu Amentt
=44^
I,
^l
"^---
_ _.,
high Nile-floods,
tO flow.
(1(1 HAAAAA,
A
Inundations.
full
rt
<W*AA
/WVAAA
mu uha-t
water.
,
I
mu
Peasant,
N,
D1U
*AAAAA
'AAAAA
ban
bad water,
OH
649,
C3a troubled
tllC
'
water of someone,
* WA~W y
i.e.,
Dream
Stele
30,
\\
on
WAAAA
who was
with
,_,_$_
knowing my water,"
AAAftAA
i.e.,
setch-t -w^
^/ww^
c= Q~X \\
ar-t
my
position of vassal.
Rec. i4,97,
/wvw>
(NA^AAA
""-
^i*
2,
mu nu aa
AAAAAA
f"
<ES- ~wwv
*A*AAA
C-i VJ.
De Hymnis
/WWVA
-5 AAAAAA
~ww\
AAAAA*
c^ ci'
bank.
lake,
pond
Copt. AJLH.
~wwv
ankham
n
U
flowers.
myrrh
mu nu
AAAAAA
pet
f>
W
rain.
i.e.,
mu nu mesten
8jg
ft
|1
^A^AAA
Rec.
ennu
ftAAAAA
of the Inundation.
mu nu Ra
celestial water, the
mui-t
vase.
mu nu
,
water from a
'
ffl ^~^AAA
flood of water
mu-t
^7
mu nu anti
(VA/AAA
VAAAAA
O
d
/VlA/NAA
www
Vra JO
AAA^AA
/.^
solution of
10
sap
tears.
AAAAAA
i.e.,
mu nu ankhamu
AAAAAA
AAAAA
xxxvxx
u)
water
mu
t7
boiling water.
knowing
waters.
mu nu
same kidney;
of the
/>.,
IWWA
/WWW
mu em
Peasant
"
/WVAAA
^^^^^
of one water,
i.e.,
IV,
97,
ii,
^O
/VWAAA
*
V"
water of Ra,
water on which
Ra
sails.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAA/WV
rj
water of Hap,
i.e.,
Nile-water.
'
M
I I
mu nu
hesmen
294
lit
o,
mutu
solution of natron.
mu nu khnem-t
water
AWAAA
/WW\A
mu
no,
(?;
woven
35, a kind of
AAAAAA
<
%>
water of
muu
o
7~t.
^^/^>w^
mu nu qamai
jester, buffoon.
dwarfs.
/AAAAA
mu
AAAAAA 7\
*AAAAA *->
AAAAAA
AA
AAAAAA
Khnemu.
.
tff
AAAAAA
^AAAAA
mu nu Khnemu
stuff.
AAAAAA
/WWAA
ft
B.D.
i,
N. 769,
778
'
AAAAAA
9>
AAAAAA
770,
mu
solution of incense.
\\
munutekhu ^^
tion of a herb used in
mu
mumu
sweet water,
*^^,
I'
I,
23,
a solu-
embalming.
^^
nefer
"e"^,
Anastasi
i.e.,
(?)
554, T. 238,
33
ftAAAAA
;
AAAAAA
mu
salt.
netem &&&
t^^P,
Jour. AS.
mu
Thes.
1207,
\\
J11U 170HP
^
^^AAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
<^_^>
AAAAAA AAAAAA
f~
l8l.
'!'.
AAAAAA
mother of mothers;
i,
Edfu
A{ JTj&,
juvenation": (i) a
M.
77,
I,
title
"Water
40,
of Osiris; (2) a
of re-
title
hai
3^
AAAAAA
mu
R ec
J\SA ^\
JULOTn^OOOT.
AAAAAA
^AAWA
J-
nit
M111/T
ftAAAAA
A
X
*p
d
V\ *^
f\
f\
"M
J
JAJ N1 N
I
\\ \\ \S
_mJ
gr.ind-
paternal grand-
_a-j
31, 3 o,
/^
^ w^
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
i.e.,
mu
mother's mother,
of
_ti*w _o?tf
grandmother
'
j|
^=^
his
Copt.
ombos
hua
AAAAAA
V 01
a beneficial rain
% ^|
""'
x,
rain
P.
water;
^erusatef Stele
14,
301,
\\
Copt. JULOTItg/JUcnr.
mu Kher-aha
AAAAA^V
ffi
Q./^
the
M.
62, N. 28,
canal of Kher-aha.
mu khet
&{[.
the current of a
stream.
M.
128,
mu setchit
medicinal
S11S-'
mu
mothers,
ancestresses
in
solution.
qet, etc.
divine
mothers or ancestresses.
.Tombos
13,
Stele
river in
going south.
mother
M
nm-t
,
Mu-t \\
eta
mukhen-t
Egypt,
who
"Mother "-goddess
the
was said
in late times
the
Neith,
of
power
Mu-t
AX -W
^.
mukes
ZRec.
to die
goddess.
Mu-t
mu-t meri
"1
I
god, a
of
title
=1 "^-v
>
own hand
his
(0 mother
^\^,
ft^
9, 28,
the
name
of the
;
N. 914,
Rameses
I,
14, the
weight used
in
Karn.
Mar.
Rec.
my
P.
T. 235; Copt.
death;
"
;
\, ^
OT
vv
Berl.
face daily
^crv
Copt. JULOIf
IbjT,
^
is
in
Heb.
U. 96,
\\
n
V\
21,
a pair of scales.
^.^^.Berg.
%f
Ji
^3k
85,
^,
thing; plur.
mua
491,
53,
mu-t
1\
U. 206,
f^H^S
'i,B.
_jtt*w ram
nnni
125,
II.
'
mu-t
t>T
dead;
^
O
of a horse of
Mu-t-hertau
Rev.
1\
27,
31,
the high-priestess of
Letopolis.
of
title
IJk^fl'
mut, mit
Isis
Philometor.
mu-t neter
AQ
Rec.
goddess of the
Natron Valley.
^^^
=^> x
<^
woman-headed hippopotamus-
46, a
^o<
kind
of sceptre.
lioness,
Ombos
15, 17, a
mut
this
to
horizon
_Qh)El
dess of food.
muslimush
Gr. Motto,
ferry boat
Musta
of all
to possess,
in the
m'khen-t
parthenogenesis;
"
Mut
V\
D 1\ C3
_&t>C>fl.m o nF=i'
of heaven
Stele 24,
like
Dream
i,
295
= kua,
P. 374,
r. 453,
650,
\\.
muhu
mukha
Jin
a ^k
paddles, oars.
damned.
to burn
'
to blaze
\\
(|
^j,
mukharer ^5
rr^N
13, 13, scarab,
2S
>
<^__^>
\^vse
TJ"
Rev.
dead
woman.
i^T t:^
!'
contagion, a
deadly disease.
Muti-khenti-Tuat
_.
a
'
mutmut
I
A^
M%
296
mem
Tuat IV,
>,
\ '^^^
^\
_ar^-_H ! v^ci
Nome.
in the Prosopite
goddess.
^J
mbenai
a sanctuary of Sebek
I,
.>
Mema-aiu
Rev. n,
L star
in the Tuat.
mbentiu (?)
J A
\v Ju
memhet ^
I
the apes
mpaitu
Memhit (Mehit)
Copt.
disaster,
mput (?)
trouble
mefak^rr'
mefakitiu
J,
i.e.,
Lateran Obel.
unknown.
Sinai.
evening, night.
to untie, to release,
to loosen.
mefkh
memsher
(with
i
n_
turquoises, emeralds.
Dmn
memkh
(?)
Rev. n,
men
12,
149,
'
48,
good
perfect
'
mefkh-t t\
ooo
WYV
Verbum
II, 686,
Men
mef ka-t ^\ T~
u,
T.
99,
men
p.
to suffer pain, to
AWWW^^,,
?***,
^r^-
180,
\\
be sick or diseased,
be weak, to be
to
^~
I
s_^
IV,
888,
'
O,
<
mefg
i.e.,
'
'&
V
'
t"^
ois e,
wounds,
_fl
v\
with,
among,
etc.
IV, 972,
i,
man.
men
A.Z. 1908,
17,
an
var.
H-
l^U
men
mem(?)
,
mem
\\
MI
^\
pain, sickness,
fatigue, calamity.
men
ooo
sick
"^
^-^.
a preposition
Peasant 250,
-S=
v\ ^^^,
wwv. fip
i
Sinai.
^1) r^f
malachite; see
v\
^^
MS.--
wwwA'A,
KJ
mm
j_r~*
^AAWi.'V
^i^&
dess of the turquoise land,
'
^l
\\
Mefkait 1\
S^S^,
men-t
malachite,
emeralds.
turquoises,
in labour.
^\
to continue, to
be permanent, to be
stable, fixed,
\\
abiding, stablished;
doubly
\\
I"*""!
,
mem
^\ f\
firm;
111.
fi-
i,
D JT
l"" "!
Mar
hence possessions;
inscriptions
Copt.
JULOT It.
everlasting
M
men
men m <=
er
menU
to
297
unto,
Q, AmCH.
AAAAAA
O, Herusatef
24,
15,
until.
men
r"
men-t
"".
AAAA
AAAAAA,
daily
or
gift
offering;
plur.
something which
is
AAA/W\
O S
Hill
menu
menn-t
permanent one
OOO
(fern.).
P.
373
n 49
1
,
AAAAAA
menmen
Ptol.
AAAAAA
Stele
menit
8,
AAAAAA
llllo.
I,
AAAAAA
permanent, abiding.
stable,
men-t, men-ta
3
'
AAAAAA
%\
men ab
_Jl
'
^^ ft,
AAAAAA
feet,
of the
ti
IIHll
AAAAAA
o,
manner
v&^
'
P- 537,
goddess from
e^s
fl*
"V
AAAAAA
Ombos
Men-urit
daily;
[I,
habitation
o
^37
i
Ci
JJ)e
>
'
<^i
o
AAAAAA
W
,
1 1
D CT-n
T. T
IV,
49. 49 1
A MM
] A(|
\iy
AAAAAA Ji
daily; Copt.
1
I
1
1
CD with
^
II
i\.eC.
754,
AJLAXHHrte.
Rev. 13,
O^C-3,
fort,
n
AAAAAA Y
AAAAAA
I
station,
limn -.
fortress,
..
1 1
,
I
,
I
AAAAAA
V, 1105,
eSS-tL.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
II
II
nm
CT^i
I
caravanserai,
AAAAAA
D S
IV,
Y/
AAAAAA
dii^i
,
I
B.M.
,
n,
Tombos
menenAbu
Rec. 13,
20,
stronghold; plur.
II
Zl
739, camp,
meni
mem
Hi
1113,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Copt. AXHIte.
place, abode,
3i,
IYI C.
ZJ
plur.
AAAAAA
,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
J
a goddess.
^
[I
AAAAAA eJ
menu, mennu
'
^^
^^
1
l" ""!
a>
\\
.......
^\
A/VWVN
I""1"!
Men-ah-hetch-tt
<www
men-t
Men-a
ffl,
111 lilt
'
AA/VAAA
AAAAAA CJ
It
n,
Rec. 31,
IIHHI
^^
men-t
Copt. JULIItG.
proceeded
name
13,
I*"""!
AA/
the
"^ | ^, Rev.
of the sky.
Ment
Menu-ab
sens horizontal."
le
(=3
whom
men
that
dans
""".
nature, kind,
two
determined, persistent.
..._.
men-t
iv, 616,
8,
firm
^filf),
retui
men
statement.
men
>
stable one.
ha-t)
(or
45, calculation,
Rechnungen
I-
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firm>
daily offerings.
men
menu
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2,
menu
Tombos
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6,
boundaries.
298
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meni
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menu
U. 605, Rec.
34, 117,
Rev.
l,
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000
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000
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on
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made of basalt
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king
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men
title
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image,
statue
plur.
(2
c\
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men, meni
stone
l^lftN
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plur.
a kind
_
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slab
a kind of stone, block of stone,
plur.
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bases of statues, large pedestals.
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of priest, ministrant
men AAWWDHID
hill
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moun-
w^
tuif
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iw^
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seat, buttocks.
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dual,
men
meni
nMi
men-t
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;,
thigh.
P. 253,
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T
P.
201,
611,
N.
812,
Mettcrnich
to set
Stele
1063,
937,
the West.
men
leg, thigh.
1 1
men-ti ^
mountain, necropolis.
Ment ^^ "^
5,
\\
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jj
mil
156,
\\
down.
menmen
1105, Rec. 31,
15, to
move,
to
iv,
move towards
or
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f
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remove, to
",
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4 oi, M.
the
/^L
6, to
menu
tain,
meni
OUfflDli
in the Fayyftm.
1
Copt. JULi-em.
(2
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plur.
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B.D.G.
J),
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of
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259, a form of
Copt. JULA.em,
r""1
men
monuments
six stars
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(2
scale, obelisks,
www
god bearing
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ei^a
/WWVA^Ul
I,
141, earthquake.
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n,
shrine, pavilion.
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menu
menmen ta
up a memorial.
to set
menti
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III IIL
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,^i
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)
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P.
79,
N. 23,
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menmen
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flfi
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,
1
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meni-t
wood
a kind of
A
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/VWWv
1165,
xly
^7 ^_
Quelques Pap.
a dual
I,
23, Menu +
Amen-Ra + Kamephis.
Denderah
cu^i
^=^_'
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avenue of
grove,
men
162,
15,
1104,
moon-god.
^
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mRec.
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as a
T'
god of generation.
^^"T"
u,
in P-Hapti.
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varr.
000' 000
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38,
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'
menit
Darius
Hymn
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37,
a god.
Ji
men-t
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JT),
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meet together.
to
299
l
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Denderah IV,
domestic
=a
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62,
^^
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^=
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a warrior bull-god.
10,
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animal;
menut,
plur.
Stele 40,
q-rj
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Nastasen
i,
and
=a
'
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Q, Rev.
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menmen
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490,
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menmenu-t
145, V, 75.
as son of Isis, a
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flocks
and herds,
rfi
in general.
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725,899, 1280,
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w^
men
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Denderah IV,
ist
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var.
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dove, swallow
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plur.
J,
mennu
f^^\
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90, an ithyphallic
;
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y erusatef Stele
v ^*'
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^T
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bird,
swallow
u)
form of
149,
He-t-Seker
Decrets
M. 699,^719,
^^..
B.D.
-=IO'=-
Stele,
80,
^J
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cattle
god of Coptos.
12, 17, a
I,
sa Ast
Menu Khenti
O
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Horus.
netch - tef - f
"-,
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/J~?V
Horus.
goats.
i
men-t
Menu +
&Hite.
(?)
dove
(?)
pigeon
a kind of
(?)
Copt.
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300
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meni
1fc=f,
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menui
e^i
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meni-t
men
mini
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264,
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flame.
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,
mena, meni
'
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180,
M.
N. 891,
891,
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(?)
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men
venom, poison
fire,
men
men,
pot of white
vessel,
cC
,
i,
pot,
M>
flfl
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wine.
'
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fifl
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menu
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limit
f.
men-t
dove or swallow.
1 1 1 1
linen cloth.
/^.
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men
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
stone
1 1
(?)
menu-t
j
men
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offering of a
1 1 1
dove, swallow
g/]
linen cloth.
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gum,
x^^
000
mennu
1,
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1
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to gain access to a
menen (?)
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in
mummi-
up a boat
to tie
3)1,
woman
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,
, ,
kind of drug.
.
ti
mena hepu
'
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fication.
,-V-IQT,
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men
^^
in port, to lead
manna.
resin,
AA/WA
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to
6,
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^j
^a^
ra
'
laws.
'
mennu en Tchah
A^WS
menna
/WWVA
155,
manna from
the
menn-t
menen-t
A?),
men
a piece of cloth or
stuff,
to
arrival in port.
menu
sheet,
arrival in port.
Nastasen Stele
plur.
mena
12,
a quay, harbour.
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garment;
617,
the
mummification chamber.
wv^
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arrive in port.
men
i,
harbour, haven.
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ta
men kam
,
men
;
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black
g^^^,
cloth
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sacred purposes.
jT. an offering of
f-q
menau-t
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^^
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xiLootte.
linen for
mena-tu
arrival in port.
M
menu-t
a landing
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1=1
<=.
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>,
boundary mark
post,
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plur.
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A.
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men-t
^
p
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301
396,
J ^, N.
7,
^ ^,
^
N. 949,
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a goddess
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mena-t
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7-7*-
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>
(?)
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M. 415, a goddess.
men
..
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doubtful).
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mooring post
4,
up a
menau
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two
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arrive
to
118,
1908,
(?)
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offer.
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fl
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f_^
yi
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in
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fl\0|
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men
stakes to which
mena, meni
men ^>
boat.
%, P. 604,
Jl
herdsman
in
to
port,
die;
.,
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a happy death.
^>
^^
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mena-t, menit
I
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^
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mena-t
1059,
,
Berl.
IV, 917,
I)
(1(1
o, an amulet worn
to give physical
sions
2296, death
'
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plur.
dead
things, the
deathless:
dead
women
etc.
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P.S.B.
'
bier.
funeral
mena-t
(j
^ ^=5
|j
funeral, death
a vase> a pot> a
(1
mil
mena-t
g
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x
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v
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funerary swathings
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of a star
su
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I,
k,
p.
155,
ft <5
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band-
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185-
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to arrive
in
port, to
die.
menana
>
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7 8s,a
g od(?)
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(?)
group of warrior-gods.
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(?)
name
the
northern heaven.
menana ^
(jo,
age, wrapping;
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100, a
_^
r.
measure.
T. 241.
resin.
\\
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in the
kind of bird,
swallow (?) dove (?)
a kind of gum,
(jo,
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II
of
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name
331, a
Hathor.
'
mena
^, u. 422,
13,
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mena-t
men
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was
(I
mena-t
it
ra
,
compare Heb.
Az
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302
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dog belonging
to
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1
mena-t
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of serpent-supporters
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N.
.,
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1139,
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pair
var.
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M.
Jr
DDD
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J-ULCl-LLfU.! l\
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croco-
Tuat VI,...
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dile(?)-god.
.Ha'iZfl^
nurse;
P.
739, two
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sister-nurses
Lanzone
ll
Isis.
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fl,
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name
Xo
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i
vTy
8 \U.
537, a proper
11
name
form of
III, a
,1111111,
meni
in
(0
~wwvO^,
164,
nipple of
Nastasen Stele
it
8,
III,
Copt. JULJULOq.
ww/w
honour
of a chief.
lery, etc.
ittinx
^gV
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en-
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tVK=Ll
menflt (?)
enemy.
foe,
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Rec
meni
v\
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meni
24,
dual
'
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meni-t
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menf-t
men
to kill
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Osiris.
so'dier.
wT ^T'
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143, from
meni
m nef
Tuat
u.
(?),
1 1 1
menpeh-t
the breast
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menuhu-t (?)
meni
(?)
III
Lj]
FA'
to asper
asperge, to pour
out a libation (?)
fj&
menusa
Meii-ankh Nefer-ka-Ra (o
A
(?)
462, firmament.
milch cows.
>
gum
of several
l"
(?)
menuh
goddesses.
menaut
menur
Mena-t urit
title
or
Stunden 44
menur
goddess.
wood
menur
N. 759, a nursing-
Mena-t
acacia
^>
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o,
nurses
',
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^-
menu-nar(?) JQ^<:^>D"~
^^
T. 23,
Anastasi
plur.
I,
i,
8,
rings, jewellery.
menfer-t
/WWW
t^^. & ta
A^\A^
^^^>
^^AAA^
t<=>j.
U
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^
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arms and
ring,
d O
feet.
plur.
303
l"
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name
the
N
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with a shield;
.fkl,IV,66otp5()()of|
4 8o,
wax; Copt.
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/WWW
plur.
no,
16,
IV, 911,
j,
things
Rec.
made
II-
menh-t
/WAAAA
/WWW
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kind of
&,
Mendes
J^r
1
r
menh
Q Jl
njfc
belonging to the
corvee (?)
menh-t
ri^a
soldier
""!
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Stele.
menfet
soldier
water plant,
papyrus
plur.
plur.
1
Illl
rings,
S-ITI-
bracelets, jewellery.
Menmu-t
an
menh-t
urit
T. 290
606.
P.
of a serpent.
menhut
vessel,
common
soldier.
vase(?)
to sacrifice, to offer
menhu
Menrir (Menlil)
up an animal.
menhu
'
menhep
AA/VNAA
ran
HI
III
111
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"",
sacrificial
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75
Q.
\>
M. 664, N. 1280,
seel^.
()
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%,
P.
62,
over the
AQ
/J
N)'
1
menh
^>
- -
509, register,
writing tablet.
e
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menh-t
'
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girl,
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sacrificial
^^
the butcher -
^|^1,
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maiden
15, 142,
(?)
young
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ftfl,
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the
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8
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a slaughtering-god
(](]
(j(j
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^y'
Denderah IV,
the gods.
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1
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tablet.
/WAAAA
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ra
slaughterer," a title
of several gods.
menhetch
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673,
94 M. 118,
who watched
menhet
slayer,
-* '
p.
IV,
Menhu
'-+*'-
H3
Vi/WW
"
Menhu
10
^^ FD
menh.es
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^^
Menhesau
butcher,
slaughterer,
priest,
',
executioner.
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304
|, IV, 479,
menkh ab
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man
< 1 1
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cut, to carve
worked
work
var.
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menkh
6, 24,
menkh
mint
menkh
"
l
m"i
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recompense, to
award, to reward, to
confer a
u,
14,
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beneficent
perfect, well-doing,
pay
in a proper or
7J*
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work
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be
to
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u
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menkh
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a forked
chisel,
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an
offering.
menkh - t
becoming manner;
T.
P.
389,
592,
5,
staff.
back, to
<rr
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to
gift
(I
carpenter.
a tool or instrument,
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menkh-t t\
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wood,
be fastened.
tied, to
compare Heb.
king's gift;
in
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menhita
^8\
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menkh - 1
menha
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menkhu
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to
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to
IV,
a lioness-
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menkh
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ha-t)
(or
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Tg,
X
1207,
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8
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menkh-t
22.
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that
21,
correct,
is
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79,
plur.
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perfect,
<&<1
perfect in the
knowledge of
1 1 1, good deeds,
menkhut
sels,
^\
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f\
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to
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(?)
^^
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1 1
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fl
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x a bandlet made
menkh-t
coun-
well-conducted
child.
well'
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or
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r\
t\
(I
trained servants.
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of atma cloth
(damflr?).
the great
bandlet.
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x
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menkhu
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c^ U
4'
menkh-t uatch-t
menkh
II
benefits,
counsels of excellence.
a
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or
i
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menkh-t arun
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menkh-t atma
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menkh-t ans
excellent,
1 1 1 1 1
menkhu
c
spells;
j [~
fillet,
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a ceremonial girdle or
excellence
good, solid (of buildings), beneficent,
-0-
veil,
M.
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something
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a change of raiment
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kind, bandlet,
'
all
],
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to last for
c3
time;
v
good
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or
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menkh-t hetch-t
i
bandlet.
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B.D. 96,
',
305
mensh
a god.
5,
Menkh
--
a god
who
V\
pre-
month
-~j^f
ft
ft
Copt. n<Loni.
Menkh
ill,
Tuat IX:
(i) a
in
Osiris
mensh
god
an object worshipped
(2)
I,
inside which
44).
ra
JJ^
mensh-t
'
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o
I
P
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written
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minium,
9,
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menq
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n^fflo^n
^
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116, A/WWV
^^
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mensa
legs,
\\
knees
gli,
(?)
after,
after-
to destroy
mennq
Copt.
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(?)
ar,
vase,
A
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two a
13, 91,
after,
II
mensh
weapon.
3.
to
37.
menshu
r-n-i f,
v
^^ O
mensh-ab
Rev
j/j
\\
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i,
^^
tree.
B.D.
O
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a serpent-goddess.
menqi[t]
menqeb
seat,
n,
101,
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f^^,
-ft
Hearst
Rev.
ii,
n_i
<\
p ^~^
IT. p
35 2
>
581, a cool
j>
Rev
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bene-
5,
factor.
menqeb(h)-t A
'1~.
generous, beneficent
^f
Menqeb
^
Menqeba
shaded room
mjut ^
-11
AAA/WN
I]
>
\ly
for rest,
^*
1, Thes. 818,
f 1,
^vw^ \J
/WWWA w
106, a man-headed hawk-god; var.
I
13,
:M-
2,
167,
stuff, cloth.
i
I5 ,i 5 o,
,
jiiiiiii,
com-
stored.
[
1
Menqit
shady
I,
spear, javelin,
see
Ombos
^W\'T^o
mensub(?) WWA
^^1(?)
T ^Jj
i-n-i
Rev
'
f^^
Copt. JUUtHccJOC.
t
1 1
^^
Menqit
jug-
Rev.
solid
17,3 kind of
5,
<=
UU-
^w^ A
menq
3 iA,
afterwards
of,
plete.
mensa (?)
\\
make an end
1 1
wards
Z)
"
'
Zl
iTl
4 oB,
esa
AAAA/W
I
Ill,
mens-ti
50,
.limn.
3,
menset.
mens-t kher-t
plur.
mens-ther-t
<?
SBiUl'
Oi!'
Menkh -qa-hahetep
names are
royal
i"
r-n-i
[],
who swathed
bandage,
^atf
iiiiini,
cord,
tie,
bond;
see
Rec.
(Saite)
16,
^A
J 1,
ill
BD
-
8,
I0 ''
a god.
-
M
menqebit
A
AA/WNA
306
S
S
Ment ^
@
*ZJ
or pectoral to which
menqerit
1
I
'
J^
fWV
"""!
'
var. of
24
menta ^^
P.
Q5,
J^
1
1 1 1 1
/wwv\ Oj
ll_l_l.l.tl
^^
menti
-,
tail
Rev., ascent
^^,
compatriot
menti
Tuat X, a
lioness-
^
-/
AA/WVA
^^^^
Rev.
13,
\\ \\
woman
mentek v\
Ji^S.
thee,
>/
n
(1
Gen. Epist.
.<&
r\
^(jV, an amulet.
^1
menth-ti
two eyes.
<s>~(?), the
AAAAAA
\\
and
6-j,
AAyWV\
V\
68,
'
(g,
Rec.
21, 78.
\\
<2>-
thou
x6
A/vA/VAA
^7
tt
>
see
^ ^-
Mentiu
h
~
\\
*}
o*.
AAAAAA
'
and
see
A/*AAAA
ment
species.
/V\ArtArt
mentnakh - 1
ment, ment-ti
menti
99, 4, a god.
menti O
Copt.
A/VV>AA
mentef |\ ^ |\
_S^.s^^
B.D.
^_j,
TV
~~
ei.
(?)
^^
AAft/W\
goddess.
Copt.
-f
juurf-
worn
'
=
juurr
Rev.
mentar
16,
4 (Pyr. 1015).
mentai
313,
'
204
as an ornament by men.
<.(Saite)
850
JUtOTpK.
<ir>, an animal's
Mengabu
N.
(] ,
?).
see
_^
menker-t
Menkerit
21'
Copt. JUUnfltK,
A/WWA
>
S, a goddess of Edfu.
\\
name (Menthesuphis
menk
end, finish
34,
^J
AA/VW\
_&*,
Ment-safl(?)
a proper
o, Rec.
(j jj
I'
(|||,
attached.
t
the War-god of
1 1,
AAAA^
lii'
Mentit
collar
the
''^
J),
SJ SJ
menqebit
_S^^
'
i'
\\
IV, 808,
nomad
hunters
.limn.
,0
ff.
'
AA^AV\
L.D.
$
J
353>
'
|
N.
Ill, i6A,
'.
Menthu
Mentiu nu Satt
17.1,
M. 784, B.D.
"11"!
IV>
372>
140, 6, 171,
p.
241,
AAA/WA
Jficfji
'
S %,
jm J3* ^ ^
^^, the thievish nomads
^ j>rf'
an ancient war-god
Vjj
lj\
and Southern
Syria.
mentha
2, 5,
a mythological town.
H.I).
1.4,
M
ment
JJL
307
^^t
IUIlLL
4.
/WWV\ \/
**
I, 5,
'vww,
M,
(a
J^/fH
/WVNAA
Peasant
Rev.
Songs,
"
mentchem
an unknown object.
8,
133,
mentchem
bosom
of a
woman;
^p^,, Nastasen
/w/ww XX
" "'
Stele
the
33,
breast
left
'
mentcher
r 7
dual w~w-
A^AA/*A
A/\AA/V\
c=
mer
Ul'
^7
,n
Rec
^^'
\\
v\ <^r>,
U;
mentiti
Rec.
o o
;
the pupils of
the eyes.
o^'
-.
^^ c ^
(] ,
in
*^
w\
schrift
p.
P.
484,
Fest-
Rec.
^7,
<^\\\
606; dual
P.
breast,
7V,
"
>
left
"
T.
N.
360,
M!
AA^VWV
Rec. 30,
any
19,
729, N.
P. 123,
N. 1216,
U. 533,
a,
P.
1330,
plur.
^^'igi,
M. 6it,
P- 427,
P. 245,
68,
......
plur.
1905,
canal,
232, breast;
27,
A.Z.
/WA^A
,i
,i
"^
1
P. 302,
NX
P.
414, M.
N.
593,
1198,
196;
'
^_S>, swampy
mer
mer
N. 1365.
a kind of seed or
mentch
w
grain.
1
*^
libation tank.
|, IV, 630,
/WVNAA
^,
"~
mera
safe, secure.
N.
^/\AA.^A
,y^*
<cr>^
merit
plaited beards.
land.
(j
mentchi
mentchu
Copt. JtXHpe.
"""!
mer
,
S,
485,
117, <r^>^AA~w
>
teats of a
mer *^,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
mentch-ti
AAAAAA
/VAAAAA
1^1
1228,
m, the
700, 982
5r7^
AAAAAA
<?, U. 30,
"1
"l
31, 21,
50
31, P. 602,
1 1 1 1
N.
mer
P. 204, a god.
mentch
U.
]U
^=
"^~
,.
ii,
65, of
bold intent.
-tl
Mentef-t
3,
like, as.
copy, likeness.
\\
_
.
Rec.
fl
id
Ii
:3L
mer-tt
(?)
a particle of prohibition;
Copt>
juCncrf.
\\
^.ItTeXeJU.
Copt.
Copt.
^\\
I22>
4)
'
Sphinx u, 83,
^,
AAA/W
c=>?'
_\\'
~1
cerebellum
AAAA/V\
'
996,
*^x
celestial lake,
heaven,
<z=
^3L
Merit
sky.
[][]",
Mareotis.
M
merit
Bd. 35, 17,
IV,
A.Z.
729,
AAA/W*.
,
>
1874,
dam
a lake in Sekhet-Aaru.
Copt.
merit
lake, reservoir.
merut
3,
B.D. 39,
18,
I,
3024,
on the
river bank.
merti
H=I
Love Songs
of Truth in Rastau.
3
\ ^zf
E lll_M^_Br^^^
P.
M.
80,
B.D. 98,
7,
on the other
side; Copt.
JlXHp
Mer - en aakhuti
-
(?)
31
B.D.G. 617
the
(i) a sacred
lake
Mer (She)-en-ankh
of the Inundation.
Merit
jackal-gods.
Mer-en-maatiu
wn
Mer-ti^IfllhRec.
*
\\
*~^>
2o, 42 ,th e
Southern
Inundation,
p ap
Merit shema
]j
Mer en - Maa-t
-
Anhai,
meh
Merit
ti
and Northern.
-^^
Pap. Anhai,
B.D.
17, 46,
Mer-en-Heru
13,
i,
Horus
the lake of
""^
>
in the Tuat.
<
\JK
.$
_yj,
the
B.D.
Mer-en-hetem
I
'
.
4)
^^>,
,
I
Mer-en-Kha
Mer-aaru
P.
Mer-en-hesmen
Inunda-
2,
RD
rl]
ft
B.D. 63,
B.D.
'
Mer en - amu
,
Mer
Rfi
drank.
i'
beyond,
mer-t
canal, quay.
te
Tuat iv,
the Other
in
<c=> ^
75,
^<CE_
Mer-mena
merit
i
*p^
Meru-em-M'fkat
Rec.
>,
Q
33,
"^ U.
Mer-Maati
merit,
N. 1119,
5a6,ssr{|'
'
ejixpo.
Amen.
'
q(|
<^3^>
12,
4,
MM
"**^*
T J
WVW\
N. 1381,
I,
AT
.Z.
308
P.
464,
M- 552.
309
1.
37,
n o n p
Mer-Sehseh
J
.
247, 332,
/^
M. 469,
M.
Mer-en-Sasa
Mer-sekhnit 3=3
>
derah
[),
<
7,
V\
\\
o D ,B.D.
TT\
337,
~vw
517,
Mer Tuatta
N.r 44,
testes
^^
'
"I
c=>
^JN,
N.
ft
I'
7 c=>^)||,U.4i
M.
/x/^
Mer en
8,
15, 8,
B.D. 9 s,
Is
Mer-en-testes
B.D.
Mer-Kensta
*
96,
Tuat VIII,
the Tuat.
Mer-en-sehetep
a goddess of
6,
I,
Mer-shesh(?)
i
fire in
~, DenD ( ')
(1
Mer-en-serser
a lake of
/^
t
,
Tuat
plur.
Oasis.
Mer-Nu
P.
mer
'
T. 266,
M. 421,
Mer-neter 3=
d 3^
,
Mer-Hepu 3^
N. 64,
A
,
i,
B.D.
lake of one
7^"
10, the
224,
years.
Jf, B.D.
^'
mer -mer
(& @
.JS5;
21
\\
<?
Israel
Stele 22,
lovely, amiable.
\\'
mer
the lake of the herons in the Tuat.
3
3
3S
^1
(1
!,
t?
love,
to the
J-W-48I,
in the
Tuat;
y
;
\\
(g
mer-t
'*,
Mer-Sab
desire
<
111'
or wished for
<c=>
'
according to
our wish.
'^^
<E>o u
"' I38
"
N. 144, jackal-lake
i=^f
"
11
mer
Mer Kharu
Mer-khebu
to
3,
Rec.
~
<=> ^>j^, ^^_p-
mer
1,0, 6,
a lake in Sekhet-Aaru.
B.D. 109,
224,-
Copt. JULe.
hundred thousand
Mer-Hetep
131,
U.
the
27,
5 <=>,
|,g|,P.64,
U. 419,
in
I,
1057,
Rerek was
drowned.
N.
245,
2>
&
plur.
mer-t ab
<z=>
^,.IV, 1023,
willingly.
merr
Meru-smen
lakes of the
smen
P. 216,
geese.
'^
'
.
to wish for, to
desire, to love.
[310]
those
who
merr-t <|^Q
mer
&, <r^^,
P. 69, N. 36,
plur.
mer
<cz>
merrut
>,
u,
142, gladness.
a
I
12,
133,
boat;
pleasure
56,
8,
Copt.
jmeXurr(?)
"beloved one," a
merut
*~ww
\\flr
n y
I)
-^CSL,
*ww
ra
i
,
TT
<cn^>
V-
r\
ft
5-*
Merit!
""^O,
*v^_
~ ,&
<^>_zT
wishing that,
of several gods.
title
<n
Meriti, Meritti
^-v
<
Meriti
beloved woman,
wishing
;
'
that not.
meruti
=> jr
\v
<=
Amen, Horus,
Osiris,
of Ra,
title
Hymn
Hymn
/]
^8.
21'
Darius
19, lover,
friend.
meri
Merti
<ZE>
^1 ^1
Darius
Hymn
8,
the
Mem -a
U. 532,
menu
"
~^"
beloved
one,
68,
2,
a god
BD
$>
n 6\
Vr-r-
something
loved.
B.D.
fern.
'
( Sa Ite )
(Saite) 99,
20, 140, 7.
a guardian
Meri-f-ua
<
;,Den-
g>,
135,
4,
Meri-maat
^(|(]
wish; TJH
Amherst Pap.
.
mer-ni
I,
""
^^,
love,
x^,
"+"*
(j
Pap.
Denderah
Q^>
love-spells or love-letters.
*^r.
mankind
**<$*
<r
III, 36,
^^ M
<CZ>
i^ ^^
\\
X-~.
_clrJ x
J|, Rev.
37,
J,
ill
70,
104,
lovable.
L Rec.
lent, loving
12 >
3024,
\\
meri reth
T'
Meri-mut-f
<=>,
||(j
Osiris.
Ber 8-
JULGpIT.
"
merit
&n^.
<!
*. -r-
Meri-f-ta
U. 532,
of
Osiris.
darling.
desire,
plur.
meraa
of
title
several gods.
meri
love.
so that
Rec.
j,
Merr
^>
47, a festival.
3,
n,
<
Rec.
merut
sweetheart
mer-t
<
Hermo-
of a priestess in
title
merriu
Gr. <pi\avOpunrot.
benevo-
12, i, a
Mer-en-aui-f
mer
of Af.
AA>W
Mer-ent-neteru
"1
Tuat XI, a
Hi'
dawn
(?)
< >
Jj,
ffi
,
127,
Rec.
Western Thebes.
Mer-setau,
I'
aau-t
1^" ffHl' IV
'
meru auaaut
heads
ah-t
")
=&",
mo,
IV,
RM
SVl^-sfl'
OmKnc:
Ombos
tU
,
o
mer-t
o U
Rec
^>
2,
''
inspector of cattle.
>
funerary chest
or coffer.
Jj
(j
mer-t
Palermo
see Sphinx
Stele,
Rec.
Decrets
)?>$$>
"]
XIV,
Vfts
IV,
horned
9,
!,
IV,
3,
i,
s*=*\
H" ~P
72,
chief of cara-
p.
io6A.
~1
'
t:\j~
Koller
and//ra
a en set (?)
V J
/-~\
~~I*,
a female slave.
^^^J),
^A
mer
dependant.
mera(?) JPS
^x^
vans
l6 -.7,
mera
mer ahu
4663
n ow1/1*c<
131, a goddess.
T
-7
mer
Rec.
111'
mer
etc.
plur.
32, "lover
2,
foreman
director,
"
29, overseer,
12,
Lanzone
etc.,
124,
mer
Mer-segrit
n,
superintendent,
131, a goddess.
2,
ReV
^j$^'
'
Merit-erpa-neteru
Ombos
[311]
Pap.
3,
tract.
^^, -Anasinspector of
i,
cattle (?)
mer abu
"1X^6,
shu
Ga
"47,
'
H 5>T
|j
peasants,
'
M*
jl
H sff
i
Ji|
hereditary
serfs,
' '
Dream
Slele 4
'
servants,
vassals,
on
estate
servants
an
io8i>
~~S
"\
Jj
U l^^J
Rec.
1 7,
4,
inspector of
mer ant v
'
mer
I
mer,
meru
,
Peasant 193,
district inspector.
mer uaau
fwn'
<=>J
land,
waste,
wilderness.
J 7.
312
mer met
t\
major-domo
plur.
mer metcha-t
i
11
chief
,
i
gold foundry
nu-t V\
overseer of the
^^\
_^
f\
fw~i, overseer of
<
^^1
governor
overseer of
the South.
mer
resu
mer
he-t urt
VI
mer he-t ka
IV, 421.
<C_^>
_cH^
nn
<
GL
mer
i5
steward.
^" ^,
per nub nnl
~~]
ooo
v\
^>^
mer per ur
a captain
>,
JWfc
rf^ H-]
IV,
^,
{_]
keeper
of the Ka-chapel.
mer Hanebu(?)
o o o
Ill
Rec.
6, 6,
_ff^.
Rec. 33,
3,
mer mau
_m
m n
1
v&
&L
mer hem
<
mer m'khen
o
neter
IV, 927,
/*A/W\A
-> /
'
WAAA
priests of the
(3
mer khent
mer menmen
IV
(?)
|\
Rev.
I,
mer
$,
^
t\
JP^.
L-fl
AWVAAA
il,
rK^S*
}g>
mer khert
Rsc.
mer[it]
gardens.
neter
mer mesentiu
L-fl
_a
;
^\
\\
mer khetem-t
M-&
mer m'shau
fcfj'Sr''
mander
of an
^-^-^
army
mer m'shau
com-
1KT
'
mer m'shau ur
I,
title
of the
seal.
mer khetemu
Copt.
high-priest of Mer.des.
commander-in-chief.
v&
of the seal;
'
keeper
313
mer sunu
fi
Amherst
eyes";
^>-^^
(2
in
body, people
an
mer seba
'
officer
on a boat.
general
Copt.
<a>-, eyes
(j
(j
every-
i.e.,
merit
"all eyes,"
.
(
,--1
T-.
tJS.
Merit
;
1
s,
Leyd. Pap.
7,
13,
governors of deserts.
ca
mer
*--
f\
*.
is
r\
sekhtiu
<^><2>-, a
of the
title
Eye of Horus
or of Ra.
\\
Merit
mer sesem
chief
officer of cavalry.
mer
,
<s
Merti
sesh(?)a nesu
B.D. 37,
mer
shen-t
_m^
oz Q*
'
<
enquiry
189 =
X^OjA.Ite
Copt.
(?)
chief of
g|
Rec. 24,
Thes.
8,
Merti
,
seti
Xrr
^,
(?)
'
the
name
of
111
*>=rr
**c-r
is,
srr'
^SLtip
<=>
L-fl'
Peasant 192,
D,
S ^T^ "^^
Tuat
mer shent
two fighting
^K
chief of a temple
storeroom.
MS
*~
etc.
-<2>-
mer
mer shenar
>P\
\\
^|
126,
^ A S ^7,
n
chief of the
double granary.
i,
<=>
mer shen-ti
> (5
Xifl-u-l'lv.
Cir.
Rec.
i,
Mer-aakhu,
Dn Dn
^MLJ^
sisters,
>
*"
<=z>
name of
99, 24,
i,
*''
2 .^
<
'
^ft,
mer kat
<
mer-t
Rec.
(?)
director of public
Rec.
mer thethu
12,
'
25,
Love Songs-
>
tie
fillet,
2,
6,
plus.
inspector of the
mer tcheb
"
t^^A^'
De crets
bundles of clothes
Copt. JUlOTp.
officer.
mer-t <C>
house, palace.
mer-t
mer-t
m,
eye;
TftfUUl
dual
Ul
\\
CO
eyes
,\\'
i
<2>-
the two
*<=3L
"^"cm' ^r>
in
"^3L Ul
(2
moon,
market-place
plur.
QQCI
'
<^s-
or
Ul
lane
*"=3L
a quarter in
in
Ul
town,
I
etc.
I,
many-eyed, "full of
n, no;
i_n
house to house.
M
d
merr-t
i
a CD
t~\
*^
<cz>r=i
<=>
[314]
a quarter of a town or
mer-t
Peasant 300,
village, street
,
i
P. 830,
M. 448,^465,773,
mer-ti
<
Rec.
^_ =
LTI
Mer-ur
<
Rev.
:>
n,
B.D.
^i,
see
1 30;
99
19,
4, 30, to
Wk
Pap. 3024,
-^^,
^~\ Wk
'
^)
^^^i^
sickness.
Q.^^,,
mer (mut)
guide
mer ^~5,
V\
-r
? t\ -^
30,
!\
Nemur.
mer, mera
Rec.
31,
-^E-
sorrow,
illness, pain,
mer-t <
/n
to die
'
'
Amen.
10,
21,
dead> death
(?)
^
Palermo Stele,
merti (miti)
vli
\\JR
tree.
merit
Mer
(?)
4 g,
3,
Mer
-,
Sa.
5,
Mer[it] ? D
Love Songs
etc.,
Rec.
i,
of the
12,
wood
morns
of the
tree
^
plur.
ibid.
Ill,
name
24,
Merit-neser-t
i
Merit
mythological mulberry
mer-t
^>^-
~~M,
18, a
MV ^l ^ *
Thes
'
'
^ yc,
^
the
28>
~'
od "
a.
Merit nesru
writing instrument.
^d
^*^
<i^>
i?
Tuat
I,
a fire-goddess.
mer ?
|\
merrit
i6 9
tree.
<c_>
/*~\
R.i>.
^^ ^
^-=tr,
84,
of the goddess of
the 8th Pylon.
<^(ll\'
i,
mer
Denderah IV,
plank,
staff,
mer
hero, brave
man
n S. <rr> A ~ TJ SN <ir> A
T Ji^
iv
/ \ C I: T -S iv
^ /\
<'
2, 9,
'
pyramid, tomb
''
plur.
cr^i
w
ft
N
i
t^~~
'
"^
A
Amen.
/J
mer
mera
,
to
be sad, to
meru
mer
to
be
feel
sympathy
for
someone.
"
^VW,
Rev.
man.
Rev.
a sick
man.
fullness;
compare Hob.
S 'NT
14,
ii,
[315]
Merhu
god of
the
per-
fume(?)
an ancient name of
"""""'
Pa-ta-Mera
land of Mera =
Egypt
*^T- A f
"^
the
I*<=J1'
Merhuit
<H> A
Gr.
a cow-goddess of
meri
mz,
a.
kind of stone.
ft
^X
merh
%> j)
\
1 1
"^. Tutankhamen
,
merina
7,
Heb.
merua
n /&
Iff
Rec:
158, weak,
15.
wretched.
QU'
~> v^^6
o
<
^,
.Mi
shipped at
merurit
Q, a kind of
n n
~^\
A-Z-
meruh
"
U.
merkh
T.
420,
to
240,
merkh-t
:*
'
bird.
V\
Rec.
-[~|-,
-f\
-^i.
wipe
_i\_
~
Merur (Melul)
<dr>
15, 141, a
(?)
Gr.
=>
menikh-t
name
var.
of the
"measurer," a
eye of Horus,
left
*gr: r-rp
<^>
^^
i.e.,
the
moon
merkh-t
Mythe
merkh
24, 107
11,124, 138,
-o-
140, to fight, to
wage war
Copt.
a kin g of the
9'
Merbaa
''
1st dynasty.
mermer
i,
of an
Meres
<r^> J\,
-3-
Mersheri
&
to
-/!'
<
merh-t
anoint,
with
or
oil
fat.
U. 61,
mertit (merit)
29
hesitation
30,
oil,
merh-ta
^^
.c^. A
-
ofl,
S
MJ
lU
<CT> A
5
of
AJU.pH,e.
un uent or perfume
maker.
,
fat
(?)
Mar. Aby.
I,
my
to forget, delay,
rule.
D
mhani(?) ^I"
27, a limb or
Mehat
79,
of
ra
mhi
ting
piece
ground.
\\
Merhi
9-,
Calasirites.
i,
to rub
1!
4,
a god.
merh
Rec.
3),
75, 3,
a god.
Merna
N. 313,
strife, fight.-
official.
B.D.
Mermer
war,
member
A'
'^
>
P l6o
-
t\~13t&,
A.Z.
1900,
of the body.
?,
>
of
T. 50,
cow-g ddesses.
M
ra tke,
mhu
[316]
Rev
>
ra
jjjgh
_ '-"
.-^rav,'
meh
t\ ~=^,
^p^
p.
ra,
IV, 648,
family; see
tribe, clan,
P. 477,
|~D
Rec. 33,4,
\,
mhu-t
ra
TP
(2
i,
H]
milk
Q,
\
_Hr^-
milkman.
rD~"^> jjjj
Ra
to
at
Tuat
the ape-
I,
Rev
I2
31
>
acs<
^,
first
meh ab
n, p.
cubit,
or
by
about
or
metre,
0-525
multiplied
meh nesu
|n<=>
The
f\
Jj
>
^ men
'4.
'7.
fill
(5)
QJ$,
the
title.
(2) Shu,
Anher,
(25)
notches ^_a^>,
palmbreadths
the
and
34,
A.Z. 1912,
.'I
poultry
yard
little
24
Copt.
JU.A.&OTA.X.
meh
^
-s
utcha-t
of the eye,
of the 2nd
i.e.,
month of
full
moon on
the
month
Isis,
(n) Mesta,
(12)
(24)
filling
Rechnungen
33,
^
^\
^J2V
,
protec-
Seb(?),
meh un
filling
(i) Ra,
gods:
six
14, 5, to
of the heart, a
IV, 1040,
fO
breadths.
'
fl,
(23)
^
meh ankhui Heru ^^
n,
10;
'
containing
fullness;
f\
mehab menkh
seven handbreadths or
i.e.,
meh
Copt.
oe=><
Septu,
I,
i.e.,
(22)
to
mouthful of bread;
10,
15,
filler
(3)
^O^
be content, content
fingerbreadths
cubit,
1191,
meh-t ra
Anastasi
'~c
<=^
royal cubit.
N.
\>
cubits
fulfilment of affairs,
second; Copt.
10
full, filled,
ex
28
to be
'
708,
dawn.
meh
full,
3J|,
Mhettut
fill
N.
numbers
to
meh-t
mehri
meh
fill,
vessel; plur.
to
meher f\
M. 215, N. 686,
123,
Egyptian year.
meh mestchertasi
IV,
3,
i,
to
fill
Anas-
meh retui
legs to
',
good purpose.
cubit
finger-
to
use the
M
meh qena
133, to
meh
13,
&
cr^i
Rev.
prudence;
great
Copt.
JULOTg, K.~f~.
Rev.
14,
feet.
meh
EL
<
<i
>'
\\
'^
1b\
_a^
something
"\
prisoner.
Rev.
^_=/l,
^'
ll
\\
1 8,
80,
a god
3.D.
Mehi
(?)
mehi <*^ |
68, a serpent-
B.D.
Mehiu (?)
37,
12,
fl
Ce=>
ra^.
captured,
,'
meht ^^ ^\
U. 261, abundance.
Thes. 1205,
^,
a town.
mha
hold of his
meh-t (?)
',
with
act
meh
| ], Shipwreck
to embrace.
i.e.,
qet-t
to
3,
(I
the bosom,
fill
[317]
T. 268,
<LJUL<Lg/Te.
=^ |
M. 425,
N. 945,
,,
deity.
Mehit
AAAAAA
AA/WVA
M;
=<=\ 8 A
Mehit
J,
-T7_-
r-\
B.D.G. 1268,
Nehep
Tuat IV,
(2) a uraeus
the
Meh-maat
the washing
Jf
_aJ^
mehiu
,
'
^=-
>
Tuat
Tuat X,
"
lhe g d of
^ ^n
AJ
/WAAAA
A^^yWA
2^,
\\
000
^\
oc
1\
Meh-f-met (?)-f
|*"*l
/WWW
ea
mehu
rs
20, 9
>
Ani
www
'
S~\
^X
=>\Ann A^AA
11 IWWW
N>
be submer g ed
drowned.
OC^</ AAAAAA
Denderahll, 66,
Mehit
to
(*/
fl
6, 5,
AAAAAA
A H4^.'
meh-t nub
fi
"*""
^AAA,
f\
(1(1
~=^ All
4
si ,0
rs
Amen.
III, a god.
;!
meh
'
~>
\>
submerged
land.
3J1,
Mehit-Tefnut
J,EdfuI,
<
of the
meh
nmD
,Rev.
precious stones;
,
inlaid with
all
Metelites.
that destroyed
mehi
wv wv
the flood
mankind.
\\
Rec.
o, 1 36, flood.
AAAAAA
kinds.
A/WWA
AMVSAA
meh
imm
o o o'
V^/WV\
>
water-flood, rainstorm, a
(?)
stones for
meh
meh-t
Nome
the canal
mehit
lit
mehuiu
5, 95, to be inlaid
with something;
Mehi
MI'
in-
ffl
laying.
'
a plaque.
^-)
'
[318]
mehai
who
those
Mehtiu
washerman.
fuller,
mehi
Mehtiu
>o,P.82 9)
6,
title
136,
live in
the North.
of a priest.
IV, 612,
'-\\l,
Jf^,|
Dream
mehi sem(?)
Rev.
Stele 41,
3,
title
of Osiris
who
northern
was drowned
in
mehti (?) ^\
primeval time,
Mehi
Dum.
Palermo
Thoth as god of
Meht-urit^llS^,
-3, T. 245, N.
'
a g ddess
Nile-flood.
ft
623,^
north-west.
\>
mehit
M. 683, N. 1075,
T. 81,
IV, 657,
\\
1
I
(?)
mehti -amenti
<=S.
\\
5 Q Q
Q
\'
'
U. 427,
of the North;
North-house;
Stele,
the Inundation.
92
Mehit ~=\ M D B D Gof2the
*TfST
jlC
mehti
11,46, 27,
B.D.
tribes,
Rec
'
'
oc^<
Rec.
26,
64, an ancient
Amen.
4, 14,
sky-goddess.
mehit
(a
,
i
mehut
fish.
7, 9,
V
|v^<x
mehu
i,
fisherman.
^ I3
the North.
Meh-t
North-land,
i.e.,
etc.
Mehit-per-t-em-Tem,
d
,
Love Songs
Q
<ffp
|\
J)
ill
^J\ _af^^n=i
etc.,
the Delta.
meh-t
sailed.
fan, fly-flapper.
6 35, a vase
Mehit
meh-t
North land, the Delta;
[,
mehti
17,
\\
ii
^
,
\\
mehti
'n,
ex=>
'a
is
I
5\
\\
us
IV
'
ar bowl
northern.
mehut
oe=
I^Iv &'
*\^L>
mehti
guent, salve.
>
Offerings.
'
un
"
319
meh-t
J
cs
crown
Mehanuti (Mehnuti)-Ra
Qi Israel Stele
6,
plur.
meh
crown, to be
crowned.
180, 31,
|^^,B.D.
mehi
agod(?)
oooooo,
o o o o o
/O
mehuar
shining one.
-2Sfi>
i>
Copt. J
pigeon tower;
?)
Mehun
Q
bandlet,
fillet,
WWW
Plur.
"T"
"^>
_ZI
a harvest-god.
i_l
meh-f (?)
P. 426,
M.
=>=<>
~S
CX
mehn-t
meh
nmn
A *^~,
a kind of stone.
cx~:>
>
\*
linen thread.
Rec.
mehi (m'hi)
(j (j
Rec. 12,211,
mehn-t (?)
mehen
5,
5, flax,
linen
meh
fi
Copt.
^ |&,
<=>
have a care
for,
129,
I,
Pap.
a covering.
68,
3024,
Tuat VII,
I,
'
yf
be anxious about, to be
to
north winds,
Mehen
Sr'
>
to
AA^/W*
C'">
a serpent-god
/WAAAft
who
Afu-Ra
sorry,
to brood over.
Mehnit
protected
in the Tuat.
B.D.
I3I
mehi
s
Hymn
to Nile 3, 9,
<=\
3024, 30,
^>J $,
P.
in6B,
"
O
18,
9,
&
B.D. 168,
fi
C=
Pap.
50,
3,
s
!
WWW
meh-t
cx=>
i
"^l^ $
\ 9
w Af
>
mehsa
*,*;#"-
meh-t sa
^^ p*^
J,
1 1
22Z
(
\\,
OCZ3<
"*!= g?
www
Mehen -apni(?)
meh
Mehni
Rec.
15,
17,
nest;
Mehen-ta
^,
Mgl
,TuatVin,
(
^S
/W/WAA
\\
Denderah IV,"
guardian of a
mehenk
T^=T, P. 644, tomb, sepulchre.
one to
whom
60,
'
coffer.
320
mehra (meha)
12, 38, clan, tribe
store
mekhi |sj
Wv\
fl
chamber of tomb.
Veri) Um
fl,
(j()
1 1
39 6,
I,
^ ^^^^ KW^-
<=><?) U. 296,1^.534,
;t\j[
mehS
AZ. i868 r
iv, 266,
38, saw.
mekhn-t
T. 220, P. 615^
I,
U.
'
,
468,
'
M. 786,
/-\
mehtep
JULIOje.
N. 293A, club.
"?,
|\
mekhnu
mehs(?)
mekhen
boil, sore.
Wain,
Rev
Rec. 26,64,
needle; Copt.
&&.XJL ftxcun.
B.D. 96, 97,
meht-t
mekha
Hi
to
be hot or
to
burn,
7,
1287,
fervent.
'4'
M. 782, 785
mekha
J^^]^. w
759
;,
run towards.
to, to
'
meshen-t
var.
\. / j,
ATI
mekhent, mekhenta
^7^^,
mekha-t
Vv
\Z
Rec. 30,67,
/WW\A
N.
'
I
896,
913,
intestines; Copt.
mekha-t
t\ ?
396,
KlKrt
ft-,
'
gl
'
'
56S,
M. 290, 571,
t^
-B ^.
5
^^ J,
26, 64,
Hh. 379,
_lr\^- A
Rec.
30,
1\
189,
t\
'
<=0(j
balance
Rec
,Hh.
'
3I>
I3)
P'
llar -
scales >
Copt. JUULOje.
mekhai t\
Copt.
1^1^'
\,
i,
14,
n,
i"Q
shelters (?)
on the
B.D.
river.
M-khenti-ur
=^
Rec
37, 59, a
form
ofl'tah.
mekhar-t
13, 59,
-<2>-
fffll
^^ ^i,
var.
P. 405.
Barshah
Jyv*.
M-khenti-ar-ti
^^ t
mekhar t\
ferryman
ferry,
car penter;
,JlAttjI.
mekhaut
425,
army.
mekharr
M-khenti-Tefnut
/
T -2>
>
Rev
37, 61, a
<=
form of Ptah.
khenti - Sekhem
U. 532, a
title
of
J "^ J
(j
>,
Rec.
[321
mess-t
M. 677, N. 1239, a
P. 642,
-,
mekht 1\
amiu
Rec-
^aft*!'
77
27>
"
"
forth,
'
Pp
*),
n\
III
something which
M. 452,
woman who
brings
born or produced,
is
birth.
mesut
'
43.
68
khet, subordinates.
a conjunctive particle
yet,
moreover;
21
mes
an amulet worn bv
ft
3. 4-
birth.
women
to obtain
easv labour.
mesi
mesti
Rev. 14,
19, childbirtli.
'"' I
IP-
mes-t
IP 6- UP d-
Rec. 27,
8,
make
to form, to
a likeness of;
(1
P.
613,
jTj
make
to
be
to
born.
born
mes en
of,
brought forth
something produced.
mes[ut]
of Horns, V>5v
if)
of Osiris,
P |f)
of Set,
of
Isis,
jj
of
by.
mess
Nephthys,
-
597,
fjj|l|l,
to bear, to produce.
Mesut Nepra
messuth
>,
mesmes
birth.
to bear, to
produce.
mesmes
to set in order
i,
Rev.
1,
name
of a
i.e.,
the
" birth
festival.
Mesut - Ra
Ra,"
$0"^!) $ tft
'birth of
form).
10,
mes
hru mesut
fD
|t|,
(?)
mesmesiu
children.
mes-t
mesi
),
7",
!'
'
mesi
midwife; Copt.
u.197,
CJ
genetrix
of a
man
N. 1355-
'
Mission
'3,
'
child.
5'.
hearer
700,
322
Ur^i-
Mesti
IPi-
parents of
Ra
(
?\
MeSUt
ip.
Rec. 29,
28,
Rec.
29,
'
j]
children of
77,
i'
who begat
the gods
,p.i7i,
77
,
i
who
those
^\,
mesit
'
->
iilJ
M o, T. 284 =
itl
a
jjj
%,
Joa.
ii
oaj
the rebels
who
fjj
Denderah
593. race, family.
mes
a baby;
ft
Jj,
jjj
mes-t
|jj
ftl
Ill
n<%o,
*7^
a weaned child.
Pap. 3024,
p^ Jj),
baby
jj),
mesu nt
^)
var.
all
'ill
who
11.
32,
mu (?)
'VWVNA
2nd
mesu hemt
Arit,
fjj
(1
oA
J
J
female children.
B.D. 145.
Mesi mesu
plants.
i.e.,
15.M.
Mes-Pteh
I
Mes-Ptah,
Mes-t pekh-t
^\
134,
mankind.
i.e., all
2,
in
a female child.
mesu nebu
II,
7 6,
Mes-peh
are born,
Onibos
30,
a lion-goddess.
jj)
ftj
months old;
15
I,
^T
'
" ^
<
jh,
fjj
.'
followed Set.
Mes-pet-aat-t-em-her-f
-
p. 53,
i.e.,
divine
fathers,
beings.
messu
own
their
children.
Hymn
title
Darius
2,
of Ra.
Mesu Heru
Quelques Pap. 43, a
class of
embalmers.
(A.
]>
mesuhesiu
fjj
sons of quakings
(?)
i.e.,
80[K\
^=
f|p\ \&*
class of
UM
i,
children of Nut,
Mes-en-Heru-neb-t-hefiu
terror-stricken beings.
Mesu-khenti-Aat
<j
\\
TWSH
MI
embalmers.
Mesui neterui
Mesu seru
children
of noblemen.
Mesti
Mesu Heru
f|V
-zra.
III
cr
in
\\
Tombos
A.Z.
name
Stele 10.
of
Amen,
p.
599
the
M
M
nl
HI
V^.
.-**-.
323
>
viz.,
Mesu Heru
the
four
ill
-ffi
Edfu
i,
219,
I,
mes
Mesu Heru
,jj
(51),
(T)
Mes
Tuat XI,
i,
ftl
R, Rec.
n,
80,
ft)
chief prince;
divine
Jj
ft)
statue ; plur.
Maatefef, Arireneftchesef,
II
stone carvers;
18,
3,
^^
!$)
Rec. 21,
p f^,
Rec
X 7>
3,
98
ft)
Mes-sepkh
(1
overseer of a cemetery.
fjj
Mesu-serat-beqt
1
B.D. 172,
Mesu
mes
%>
ftl
i.e.,
Mesu-qas
a
title
fn
Ml
zi
tiara,
^ Se
ftl
%>
ft)
Tefnut,
Shu,
Geb,
Nut,
3t
N.
960,
mes
Osiris,
Isis,
Set,
fj|
to mortals a
second time, a
title
darkness;
Copt. JUU.CG.
R
ft]
,
f
"UJflJin
(:
r/.
serpent.
Annales
I,
0=^=
one of the
87,
Ooau\K.
ll^r',
ftl
fl
00 ^T^,
eventide,
^p\ fjL^em-*-
mess
TOW
later
36 Dekans;
heifers
Horapollo
of Osiris.
Rev.
-,
flj
ft)
^^>
ftl
mesit
Mesit-tches-s
Tuat
to turn
mes-t
>
Wiftn, serpent,
mesut
Q, bandlet,
JY
(1
ft)
Nephthys.
ftl
III
ftl
mes
i.e.,
Q ^p
fl
A n
fj]
Ill
Aapep.
Mesu Temu
P 11 Lia'
turban.
mes
as fetterers of
Mettemich
III
fiends.
L-J,TuatX,
_cc^ ^
Ml
mes-t
children of Set,
(HUB
Set
P LJ/I'
a group of gods.
6,
1^,
Stat.
var.
Thes. 478,
a festival.
mes
supper, evening
bread.
mesit
Tab. 52,
mesit
'
T. 342,
bull-calf.
p ap
inrss" u
mesit
MI'
Rec.
4, 121,
of the
evening meal, supper, cakes
evening.
mesut
to carve, to sculpt, to fashion a figure or statue
f^^^' T
-343,f|^D.ft
|\
_gKJs
(1
Q
%\
n
o
IV,
24 5'
08.
\,
M
mes-t
grain
5\
a kind of loaf or
var.
c,
^>
1900.
37,
in'
n
132, a goddess.
B.I). (Sai'te),
(?)
104,3 man's
name, Moses (?)
Mesu
i
mesur
.A
j(
(jj
to lead, to
P&r
mes-t f\
u.
132,
(?)
| pj A,
to walk.
-A
4,
mesmes t^-^fv-*
P. 254,
M. 475,
>
HT=T
"
N. 1064,
to journey, to travel.
mesmesu
25)
JT
f]
Ji
r^\^
Jk
f^no,
&
io
think
'
Songs
J J^
to slay.
mesper,
mil
x
u
,
mi Igl
[fi
m x
miu^
l
Rec.
Anasbisi
25, 5
I,
Copt.
i.e.,
was sacred
5i9
'
(1
jfl
III
<^>
the ist
AXOTC.
1^7,
to Osiris.
mesper sen-nu
plur.
II
Fv
(?)
mesper tep
mes(?)
4, 24,
banded with
metal, framed.
plated,
/l'
mesbeb(?)
-ww
mess
drinking bowl.
bring, to transfer.
mes-t
i,
a god.
19, to drag.
136,
kind of
(?
mes
mes
Ombos
\\
disease
N. 440, a bird
3024,
Pap.
Mesanuit (?)
Mesit
A.Z.
f]
mes
^^,
(|
2,
Illl
**
crop, grain.
\\<i
mes k
mesant ^\
cakes.
138,
bOb
cake;
U.
(?),
324
the
?>.,
* D
II
month.
Ill
mess
(Tj
l^i
Mesperit |\
_b
fc-.
mesa-t, mesa-t
6th
"^
ffj
&
H A
'
^^
mesit
|x
|\
.,
Rev.
13,
3024,
Pap.
msah
OU^,
i
Tuat
I.
^^
-n5
varr.
93,
mespertiu
f]
[1
coppersmiths.
?).
A
14,
Rev.
crocodile:
msef
mesen (?) m^
Ke\.
2,
43
Copt, itc^q.
11.421,'!'. 241
Copt. JULCi.,.
mesantf(?)
(~\
in
t\
1(1
fl]
^A^^A
i ^~^-
a
<cz;
a kintl of goose, or
powerful waterfowl.
pov
3*"
fill
fa
<cr>
P, a portion of
mesen
.'\iiu-n.
12,
19, to
defend, to protect.
325
mesen
Mesnekhtit
weave
to
'
4,
to s P'
>
!=>
JTJ
mesen
34,
I,
^v
-,
P' ur
meshai t\ On
Rec.
1 1,
meseh
_a
mesen
3^> 37.
see
foundation;
J,
mesr-t
ape-
'
Meskhenit.
fire-god.
N|
an
headed
i'p
p;
(?)
Berg.
'
c=Mfc=i'
'
rj
r,
Berg.
mesenti
\.
mesen
ft
/\AAA"A
Mesen
sec
mesen-tp^^,
c=Sfc=i,
Herusatef Stele
mesnu
35,
Amen.
.,
~~
objects.
22, 9,
4, 16,
crococ''' e
y^"^3^'
pi ur -
'
spearmen.
Pap.
,
|
Mesen
Blacksmith-god; his
[j\
were
associates
A/WNAA ;H
the
a female crocodile.
\\
of
Nav. Mythe
7,
meshu
the blacksmiths
UK
spears, etc.
\\
mesenti
MM
Meshu VIII
\\
\\
\\
mi.
VI
i,
meseh
Mesenti
ft
III
19,
fl^^yLfl,
\\
N
C*l
VJ
*\\
VA
the
meshu
llll
(?)
title
of the
meseh
e O,
M+i
fjT
'
_B^
53^
nB^k^
K \\
^
~
Ji
/l
meshep|p|D,
9,
| pje
^> ^,
to turn
to
to cut>
sla y>
j.
^ SSieS
to divide.
tunic.
8 A.,
!^
knife, dagger.
(|
t
,
crocodile.
P f
ff)
'
the du "K of
Rev.
j^
^5
rJ <r-J
[1JJ
meskh-t
[ft*
i
Ill
ft H
llll
ftp
llll
|
A
j|,
JJ
|)lur.
I
fh
member
mfisfth
lllcacli t\
vx\
mesner-t ^\p<r^>,
mesneh
of the
mesna (?)
made
95-
disiac (?)
\\
plur.
.
sculptor, metal
=1o
worker, caster of metal
four
'llll'
-=
8L1
the
/i
N N N
I,
\\
>-
Mesniu, Mesentiti
namsukha
\ss.
Copt.
19,
Leyd. Pap.
ft
,
i
C?
(J
33,
2,
meskh-t
',
IV, 1060
5.
M
meskh-t
<KZ3
fl
326
forearm, thigh
(?)
meskheu-t
(||
T p
M.
393,
56,
N. 1167,
var.
Meskh-ti, Meskh-t
birthplace, cradle.
'
-V
Meskhen
A
Tt
PJI
B.U. no,
6,
'
'
'
meskhen-t
R
ft
Ani Pap.
3,
fl]
ftA^^-W
the
Great Bear.
IP O
III
Meskh-ti
ft
^, Thes.
24
ffi,
the Great
headed
bull's
the
Meskh-ti
meskh-t
sat
meskhenut
3
^ \\3
Meskhen
4J
fj
^"^1
[I
Jj
IT
=D
Ml
(2
Meskhenit
M
VsA/W\
jj
yy
M. 566,
the
|
ft
fl
III
birthplaces
in
'
Abydos.
^L
Q
ft
-www
ft
AA/WNA
of Sebqit; ft
p.
d:
397
ft^
<=
HI
meskha
meskhau
P.S.H.
15,
in'
^^
32,
33,
splendour
^3
(?)
an instrument
Meskhenit
diadem, crown.
meskhen-t
0V
v^^-
~
^
J)
fl
/WWW
cm
goddess of childbirth.
ft
a
7",
www EP o O
iv, 227,
(?)
In
I'ap.
Osiris).
rim
is
/WWW^O
1
Meskhenit - Aait
onni
tablet of destiny.
Anhai one
III
ft
till
*= $.
Meskhenit - Aait
meskhen-t
Meskhen-ti
IMD (U\
\T>
Re - 3, '9, ?nn
I
(P
B.I). 142, a
imn
ft fl
Illl
monies.
ft
J!
III
U. 220
of Nefrit;
Meskhen
f]
i
Meskha - 1 kau t\
of Aait
Meskhen of Menkhit
iPlrtJMP
fl]
joy,
a mistake for
names were:
Meskhen
3
rejoice,
gladness.
iu
J)
\ i
^V J}
meskha
meskha -ti
'
~"
err]
to
^S ma
ft
veils.
ribbons,
iT^
during childbirth.
Afu-Ra.
,
-J
was
3
I
III
Illl
l_
'II
Set.
3?\
It
stars.
^^
(WWW
00
of the
constellation
mmi,
(ill
II)
21,
11,
?k
?k
Westcar
B.D.
'
dfssi-s
four god-
birth.
327
-* IP-
Meskhenit-Uatchit
who
a hippopotamus-goddess
5th
III
Denderah IV,
'
i
ft
[1
111
wX
MS
resurrection in heaven
ft
Meskhenit-Menkhit m
III/WWVA
"
\\
OQ O
III
LrJ
Denderah IV,
who presided
mesq
74,
ft[l
]!.!).
Hymn
III
a hippopotamus-goddess
who
l84
'
*=
il
Denderah IV,
O'
goddesses
^
*
ft
III
J'erg. 73,
^
fl
ft
\\Q
tablet
nnm
Hearst Pap.
294,
Festschrift
5.
J\)
ti
8, 2, a leather
mesq-t
IJ
Mesqatt
ft
rvx^
AA/WW ^^
^*
Berg.
II,
12, the
<=><
B.D.
Mesqen
U'
ftH.n^
J!
BB
58,
2; see
Mesq-t.
mesk-t
Illl
l!.l).
K*, M.
III
a goddess of childbirth.
Meskhenit-Sebqit
*,
sky.
Meskhenit-Nekhtit
name
74,
who
was
Darius 14, a
ill
'
of the sky.
mesq
~T
/WWW
'
Mesq-t sehtu
one of
<=>
w iic 1
JLt^J),
Gum o
ft
s k' n>
het
Meskhenit Nefertit
chamber of the
the
i5u ' i>s
N. 897,
over birth.
Illl
V)
the
ill
Meskhenit-Neferit
"^
(3)
Isis).
on earth
rection
[1
31,
ft
was kept.
**,
Meskhenit - Menkhit
bull's skin
j||
74,
which the
in
Mesq-t
O d O
ft
chamber
messhen
*ncsziEnii
meska
see
ff)
mna
messhet
y J^,
ft
forearm.
resurrection; plur.
fjj
Messhet
the
hide of Set.
ft
fl
[_J
ft
^,
^^
_ec?s
[_J J^LI^lJ^l;
leathern objects,
mesq
mesq en
Decrets 29,
Illl
Great Bear.
A l^,
N. 976,
skin,
Set
hide; sec
ft
[_J
mm
the
\ 4
World,
M
meska
P^3*!!^!
Ijj
i,
5,
perhaps, a guess
meska |\
(?)
328
Prisse 8
>
l6
>
l0
5ft<vr^[|(2ft, Rev.
IT)
III
a 11ieasure
"Tt"'
mesta ^
13, 20,
i,
mistake (?)
sun
setting
Semkett
see
a boat
aas,
or
'
of
P^boat
(?)
fault (?)
mesta
|\
r fish).
(J
fl
"
'
mesta
^N
Palette of a scribe.
1 fl.
ffi
Mesktt
fl)
I
rfv*
i->
III
Rev>
U^O,
mesta
'
writing palette of
JJ.D.
v=r^-,
Thoth
the
175, 8,
[]
see gesta.
and Sektt
L
5
o -^-
fl
Ifl
III
a bull's-skin bier, or
ll
"
\ ji
II
[T|
thighs
<=,
r|
s wi
'
one
l 'ie
ot
^our
sons
fs^,
Rev.
3> 39,
mest
[ft
1 1
I
ill
j,
Mest
(T)
i
p.
o*J
fn
I
^^;
^
(flfl
-^L
JS^
'
^ orus sd
>
he protected
ci
a hateful object,
see (flf!'
vl
<2>- J)
J]
Tuat
t\
II
Mesta.
mestem-t
VA
\\ r
",
_ZI V
Metternich
Love Songs
to
j^
7, 4,
with stibium.
Isis.
mesta
* r\o -n
stibium
Copt. CTHJUL.
JT
mestem
,
eye-paint,
'
>
Mestet
Isis.
r,
BD
l^Ot
Mestetf
Jl
"!.
~V^A
(?)
Mest Asar t\
k|
bench
Mesti
I I I
mesten
/www
liquid
used
in
embalming.
(i
mester-t
,
mesti
Jf)
JIAOCTe.
1\
PflvS
$\,
\
seat (?)
Stele 5
^'IQ
mest
name
'
T. 335-
hatred
see
[j
I)
liver.
mestti
)fl
~")|j
P a ' ette
Mesta (Gesta?)
?'
fl
/\
mest
>, stuff,
cloth.'
III
Mesth.
14,
\\
the
month
he holds a
mesta, mesta
lizard in
to hate, to
PP
with
mest neter m X~
1
flowers
(?)
each hand.
bouquet of
5,
II
Jtt^
be at enmity
Copt.
"1
'
Jj,
J_l
JULOCTG.
Excom.
Stele
M
mestet
^^.
[f)!
% $,
to hate
mest
mestem-t
0!'
|'
JULOCTG.
Copt.
329
mesetch
"^
ft|
p. 689,
T. 347,
(tj
Demotic forms),
mestit
hate, hatred.
"
<=>
ft)
(jft
III!
animosity,
TT^
^
o SI
5
Illl
thing.
RSr^yft, Amen.
\\, U.
var,
mesetch-t
enemy.
22, 4,
347;
_p,
i,
to hate,
i,
mesetchtchu
hater, foe,
woman
to hate;
abominable
hateful>
mestt-t
Hh. 238,
mesetchtch
mest-t ftlR^
ffl
^""^ Q&,
(ft
JULOCTG.
Copt.
ill-will.
mestu
ga,
Mesetchtch - qet - 1
mestetiu
B.D. 174,
^OQ^',
f|
enemy.
iv,
4 So,
5,
a god.
mestchem-t
R
ff]
paint, stibium
IP
haters, enemies, foes, hostile.
mest-t ffiir
Rec
=",
f\\\'
'45,
fjjRB*5/,rhRB*^
weight
meat.
for
mestti
3 %
III'
mestcher-t
'7'
see
nostrils; varr.
|R^
a.
I ^^.T.
341,
M.
727, N. 34,
|_
p.
1'
III
Love Songs
mes*:-t
i,
breast
2,
M.
214, N.
685,
Copt.
mest-t
le=> |
ff)
'
e.
d)
?' leg>
Rev.
thigh.
Me8t-t
mystical
Leg
mest-t
12, 64,
in
B.D. 125,
j[^,
[flO^
3, 22,
the
ff)
N. 978; Copt.
R^|^^^,
U. 5 28, garment,
apparel.
Rec.
a kind of grain,
or seed, or stone.
8, 9,
Mestcherui
I'
III
I,
and
mestchem-t
Ombos
i,
*, Tomb
^ Ht
*-%
*2
I
to
clean,
Copt.
.,
meshsh
;
of the
Osiris.
Mar Karn
'
j\
polish
mestem-t
title
mesh RFi
eye-paint, stibium
-^ -^
ft
III
Mestcher - Sah
Scti
^^
vessel.
mestem-t
u Q
* n=^>^\
o !fci
S^T.,'jllP O
high-priestess of Tanis.
186,
CTHJUL,
Sekhet-Aaru.
mest
see
^g ^ m
(?)
to
rub
meshsh
(?)
V^
wood.
lo
M
msha
330
meqmeq
1\
\\
t*
J\
I*
lU
'
Rev. 14,
consider, to ponder,
to
10,
'
cogitate
meqer-t
msha
^^(Jk
r~sv
Ill,
2,
amulet
in
<~>,
A.Z. 1908,
an
15,
J1F& ci
the form of a serpent's head.
Chabas Mel.
to
Copt. JtXOKJULGK.
287,
warrior;
soldier,
1,
meqeh v
plur.
mental pain
IV, 3,3,
Copt.
|,
Rec. 22,
mek
2, 15.
msha
I'ap.
msha
57S> 577
ff-i
N. 792, 1181,
lo
lo
msha-t
MI'
202
behold
P rotec
>
tion(?)
bread.
mshi
behold
meku
a bird.
K^".-
meki
U. 457, protector.
mshit
mek-t
T. 321, IN,
ffK>^>-
Rec.
J\
Copt. juL&.cye,
AZ
-
meshmeshm-t
Hearst Pap. 12,
6,
kind
of
herb used in
mekuti(?)
medicine.
12, 30, 42,
r\n
meshen-t
111'
\<
P.
400, 676
9 8 Il8 protecting, or
protected, places.
>
>
^^^,Rev.
11,174,
meka-t
station, place.
\-arr.
meka
N.
H77
>
*=-&*
a plant.
blue; Copt.
meshnui (?)
meker
mekes
|.-N."i6fc
Rec. 31, 23,
vv
^y
Copt. ff~O\.
liar;
[Kf.u.^o,!^
sceptre, staff
35. 192, ^
of authority.
L-JT
to
meshrut v\ <rr>m,
d
ja^f
U.
\\\
'!'
(?)
(?)
Copt.
JULOTTXT.
o
Cv <=> v\ Q
ra
mix, mixture
511, evening
\\"_H"yy
_rr^~2^ -Zt
(ft,
1
tower
Copt.
s Heb. 'Tljp.
325.
mgi |\
>
1
passage, ford.
ffi
Mty,
bravery
Hymn
(?)
to Nile,
13,
crier.
2,
M
mega
who
fiend
\
>wv
s.
carried
mgahu
Li
'
ID
j^
met. metut
N. 933,
P. 198,
91, a
^fl^f^f^'
553,
23
afflicted;
=> J]U
megerg
mortar
(?)
name
"de
^\ Q, C3
'fft
v\
Q _ZT
Ji*V!s.
|,
vessel.
sorte
que"
^\
j,
<=>
=>, U. 190=
Rec.
JULHT
ten; Copt.
D,
eternity;
Rec
'
eighteen
5' 95.
n
chiefs of
Ten
tenth
M.
92,
fp
P.
mother, wife
'
name
or
met
met
title
death
>
see
mut.
s s
I
concubine
8^
ftAA^
VL1.
Q A ^
milch cow.
sa
e=T3)
male,
S.
Vra ^AWv^
21
Q.
V Hft
A 21
iOi
u>
ss
van
<a \\
n,
'
~^
(=TB
U. 629,
phallus.
met
man
met
as a
ta
17.
governor of a
Nr
812.
artery;
district.
s.
metu r=a
begetter
van
^3
(=u),
met en
of
f=Q
man;
in
Hathor of Lycopolis.
met INT ^t
mut
plur.
tenth.
see
met r=a
(?)
met hent
(?)
house,
chief of
Met-sas
in a
met (mut)
.JU
met-tua
a room
met en ast o
fern,
==Si
l==a>
of the South.
met-nu n
men
and women.
rr~Z]
sleeping apartment
a house of
("^^Tfi
'
111
^n
M.
^.8
ZHr3
Memphis;
JULGXTIOTT
Copt.
jj
Abydos
the generations of
u)
OQ ^ |M
metmet
met-tua^"^, fifteen
fV r
to
,6, ,32.
r=a
metut heh
r
f=,
n,
god;
(Revillout).
T. 69, between.
met
N. 1093,
meter
offspring,
<c;
ps
(=0)
met
//
metut neter ^\
f a vase or
<^
CZ
descendants, posterity.
pounded (?)
things
seed,
--III
^
s.
729>
690, ("=0)
megru
the
260,
jxSs-
S {<?),
meger f\
m\S.gr ^>n
ten at
U.
<=>
Copt. IJLK<L,.
\ /
crocodile.
Mega
331
plur.
(3
X.
^ I,
r
vein,
^k
V
Jr
M
c
Pt-
,;
332
Rec. 36,
metu-t
==a>
met-t
133,
tk^-
met-ti ab(?)
l.
<
,
'
\\
poison,
loims
Late
12,
105,
coinciding with
see meter.
AAAAAA
*^
\\
Amen.
26,
^
-n
_a^.
i^
8,
f=
>
de-
testimony,
Amen.
JULTO.
Copt.
JUUHTG.
Rev.
maat
'
<=>
\\
met
testifier to
IV, 992,
Rev.
n,
143,
ii,
middle;
the
(=S>n
&
Rev.
'
ii,
84, justice:
'
see
Jd
Rev.
Y\
middle.
meti
'
|J
meti-t I
witnesses.
n,
20,
3J|,
metiu (metriu)
22,
canal bank.
Rev. I3,4cvibyss;
^EEI'
"H
18,
2,
7,
'
i
meti
true hearts,
'0'.
\\ III'
claration, evidence.
=r
thing; Copt.
<=
met
met-t
attestation,
AAAAAA
\\
met-t (meter-t)
AAAAAA
^Tv
>
j
AAAAAA
.C
right dispositions.
J^
disposition,
conformable.
suitable,
met-ti hati
AAAAAA
right
'
\\
10,
Rec. 20, 4 i,
met-ti er
*M&
o-n xf%
N
'N *ww*
^.
AnnalesIII,
an obligatory offering.
<l,
meter.
137,
Metmet (?)
Copt.
Tuat V,
,
v
a serpent-god.
JU.HT6.
metmet
met-t
met
met-t
IV
,
Jill HI]!
exact,
regular,
right,
correct
is
always been
or usual, or customary,
= ro
o
met
or has
ii,
metu (metru)r=a
Amen.
<
<=
<2
,'
'IHI
^ ^|j'
1V
C\
<\_=^ *\
V>
I,
77-
jar.
*\\\
',
mett en
maa
little
unguent,
"
A
ball(?)
w^ ^?
(j,
Rev.
U.
3-
arrangement;
met
meta....(?)^^J,,
r*=ffi'
,148,
right,
IV,
\\
Treaty 14,
(S,
122,
1,
VV
what
P. 61
^
iv,
meti
met-ti
be
to
(<==a>
ra
fittingly,
meta ^\'=^=0,
Meta-a
(?)
m,
U.
N. 420, a cake.
Tuat VI I, a star-god.
333
metauhu "
D
J.
98
2J_,
^,'opt.
'-,
^Z Je& XH
Q
m'
mtuten f\
ye-
tools,
i,
in
metpen-t
^
,
dagger,
implements, staves.
poignard.
meta
'
content
be
to
Rev.,
pleased,
metf-t
Copt.
D,
metmet
31,
if),
met-a
meten
i_
(?)
_j
house, abode
Rev.
>,
12,
courses
JULOYTG.
O D o
F=3,
o
of
path of heaven,
heavenly
bodies
'57
Rev., to be content,
^~
meti
Rev.
Nubian guardian,
j
I
the
'
Copt.
var.
nv
\ /
cT o ^ A -^-
("=10
metenu
metenu-t
soldier,
policeman
Copt.
WA^S
Copt.
"
satisfied
N>
ft/vwv\
_t_j-*^S
to
41,
i.e.,
Copt.
see
Q
ft/VWW
(?)
meti
;
henmemet.
cord, rope.
e>
31,
Rec. 32, 67
'
fj{
I
Rec
call
poignard, dagger.
'95,
"03, right,
correct.
I'
J],
JULiTOI.
metnit
^HJo
vww II
'
&
Meti
J&
\\
name
the
A./..
'
of a fiend.
.
with.
mtutu
lbT%%, c=^
-S ^ Jf _ZT
5
'
(a
metenu
^ ^,
meter-t
2o'
<^>O
^0
meter-t
metU
fiX
-CT^
_Z1
^
L_
meter
abbard of a sword
'
H]
'
J f>,
26,
Rev.
meter
IKX)n
'
'
" lid:tjiiy;
time of mid-day
Copt, juteepe.
8,
^0^ ^ presence,
or in front of;
Copt.
Stele 103
IV 39
'j
(?)
t\~%^
metu
li;ev -
knife
day-couch.
7 ,,
AJlTo.
to be right,
right, correct,
exact, just.
meter
,
'
mtuf
J our
As
Rev.
rntun
P.
M.
185,
1908, 267
Copt. ftXA.q.
ii,
163
296,
U. 454,
Copt.
ft-ren, we.
metun
(?)
a lassoed ox.
\\
metun
Rec. 36,
bulls
6,
T^^;'
arena, place
were hunted, or
made
saii
-".^>
where the
to fight
(?)
sacrificial
M
r=ffl
C=u>
>
334
J ur
As
meter
'
^
*-
(1(2 a
R CV
ear testimony, to
to
2 5>
3>
8?
1
C~t) Q
me";
I
meteh
'
Copt. juLgepe.
&.
meter
S N
J^ <__
>
^M,
M. 296,
swamp (?)
(?)
'^jl^^H/
Ag
t\
(?)
|^=fl,
'
metes
Q \\
witness;
metgi
'!.
ffl
Copt.
Rev.
j^
n"^ ct
(jljL.fl,
witnesses
Copt. JlXItTpe,
^VH ^
MI
metru
mut
Mar Karn
-
$ 2>
"
JUUTOO.
Copt.
'
t\
S>
(=
;
^1 1
Jl
*^ \ V
^f
u)
f^p
S S
'
to
make
dead ; see
die,
>,
IV, 840, to
't-fl
demand
a claim, to
a thing insolently, to
flout, to insult.
J2
well-seasoned trees.
mu-t
^^
saws quoted
see
mother;
metha t
spies, scouts.
methpen-t
an amulet made
of
Meter
,
JULOT2gj,
weapon.
knife,
N. 898,'
portion
11,169,
f 9
meth
Copt.
meth-t
Rev.
S S
many
A/VSAAA
U)
('
^B
o @
oil
&.
|>
>
>* _cH\^
to inform
215,
I,
iWAAAA
->
7,
*"
1V
Oj|
^"e^:,
^
marsh
give evidence
Anastasi
yf)
Roller Pap.
meter-t
>u
N. 601
190
II
methen
way, road, path
plur.
'
^w
IV
<HH> }}
I
bad
(false?)
testi-
:22r*
.0
guide, conductor of
a caravan.
methni
meter
IV 185,
Methen
M.
296,
metrit ^^(jD^f
<cz> ii J>
,
,
'
Metrit f\
Jj
(]
Metrui
^\
f
>
(|(|
integrity, uprightness.
|,
a goddess.
methsu
metu
(?)
P.
>,
601,
meter
metri-t
Pap.
2, 8,
>^->*-
staff, stick,
weapon.
< >
8flffi v^.'
P.
676,
U. 632.
Rec.
335
jO
^3
AC
to say
mut
met-t
Copt. JULcnr-re.
=p{|](|,U.633j
, ,
word of
metut en per-a-ab
V
T
245, 342,
U. 631 (=
^.
M
745,
T.
words of pride.
T.
..,
ill'
754,
<ja
gj
<=>
'
306,
'
o -s-
legal affairs, or
matters, or business.
metut en hap
plur.
^4T^fkfT'
of hiddenness,
AHI-AAA-
1,1,'
metut en sa en Ath,
etc.
lie.
U.
209,
TlS'
IIIj
*,
141,
!\
-y.
.y.
decree,
proverb,
with a
man
business,
C
plur.
Rec
ll
,
met-t nefer-t
-y-^ Ml
QS UT<cr>,
f
'
TT
It
S~
met
^^,
"
Copt. JULrTT.
lie,
^*^
fair
'
r4,
chatterer.
fjX
i.e.,
ill
omen,
^^,
<=*
A
4J-
" word of
the
mouth of
c
A
^^
*?^&
fou i
metut tut
evil things
metu
"~
^-
A
"t^
word, speech of
speech, vile
***
met-t ban-t
>*\
[Thoth].
35,
in
,
^&
a talkative man,
metut aaiut
"
met-t khas-t
'
metu ra en Kam-t
Egypt,"
^TMT'
c ^
21
^A
~*w
AH
falsehood.
R ev.
(Elephantine).
^j-
^2
V\ QO word, speech
words of a
5,
r^ \_
Abu
of
-tr
28, 6,
I,
T7"t7"tr
sentence,
;
Anastasi
metut en senmef
opportunity
man
Delta
verdict,
talk,
things,
affair,
^\
words or
actions.
crafty or deceitful
i.e.,
words
evil
C__L
or words.
terf
B.D.
^r
182, 4,
word of wisdom
(?)
curse.
Metu-aakhut-f
metu pet
word of the
sky,
AS^'^
i.e.,
thunder.
''
^'
3 4
A
4?"
Sun-god.
M
Metu-aakhut-f
336!
mtun
Tomb
Seti
of
I,
Ra (No.
in
at
any case,
any
Met-en-Asar
II,
$,TU*
jj
Metni t\
god, a god of
l'
Metu-ta-f
at
VI
>
&
'
a benevolent M ocl
all
by
rate,
;
(I
1
fl
"^J
the
name
meteh
meteh
pA
staff
stick,
plur.
f -*^~^j
V\
to
UA'
of
crown.
Amen.
19, to
13,
'
tie (?)
meteh
**
'
name
of a god.
A -^7-r-
a hippopotamus-
the
of the dead.
met
evil.
\\
8,
means, certainly,
mV
Gr.
'
/v*V\* ^^/v^A
a serpent-god.
Copt.
J\
.^Si)
assuredly, undoubtedly
57).
Met-her
^"
?\
_&f^
342
metAnu
"staff of
Anu," the
| (jo,
name of an amulet.
111
i O
A
4j-
^ % ^5
met t\
jS^
Rec- 3
66> ' )a r ls
of a boat or ship.
met t\ ?\
_Cr^ O
to
*
metes l\
something sharp;
x
I
var.
^, U. 510, 553, a
knife,
J|v^}
\l, a doorkeeper-
'I'uat
Metes
^jL
Vj
A -^-r-,
god.
A
-9-
metU
saw wood,
work as a carpenter.
to cut, to
wood,
nubu
(?)
gold workers
in
'
7f VJ-T*-'
metiu
work
'"'
'
Jra,
^^ ^>,
o o o
Metes
P\^, Hh.
jj
working gold.
Uenderah
III,
T. 240.
of
sceptre of Isis-Hathor; (2) the holy sceptre
Heru-Behuti ; (3) the holy sceptre of Osiris
Metes-ab
(Tuat
Metes -mau
II).
Tuat
Meti
'
Ucrg.
'
I,
(?)
hawk-headed
I,
met-t
423, agocl:
staff.
Tuat
~*lL
\-^P
J|
the
IV,
jj'
EL
Metes- en -neheh
ji
ftAv^^^
^\
Jjfro
^A^
Met-t-qa-utchebu
Metes - neshen
the
'
name
the
,
mta
^N^
Q
,
a preposition
*'
Metiu
^y
Metes-her
= ftTG,
6 95.
II.
(the country),
f|
I
S\
^-
\\
^V,
Ji
V.I
name
^sfl
^".
Tuat vn,
a \\n\
defender of Af.
Metes-her-ari-she
,
Medes;
Ilabyl.
V'
"tf
1'ers.
,
of a Libyan rebel.
B.
I>.
I.
WN
dess, a
yyy
=^a
^C\
'I'uat.
Meta
JlJ
<
C5L
|^
|I
M)
the
distinguished.
337
metch-t
metcha-t t\
KH>^-
cutting tool
LJ
JUULXI
Copt.
|
(Jjj
>
(?)
metcha
\\
chisel
1
T
Gol.
113,
13,
in'
d~^
I
WU
oil,
and
Metcha t\
unscented
the
name
AAAAAA
JT\V
I
be deep;
,
j|j
Darius
Hymn
J(|
18,
JTSV
AAAAAA
metcha-t
!)
written
-*'
roll,
order,
liturgy,
epistle; plur.
doubly deep.
document, deed,
^\
metcha-t may
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
e,
book,
601,
tO
deep ;
metchut
U.
AAAAAA V
"*"*
N. 956,
of a god.
\7.
AAAAAA,
J$f?
var.
^^ C
draft,
letter,
P L XU3U3JU.e(?)
be the reading of
rQ
AAAAAA
1.
AAAAAA
a deep place, deep, pit, cavern extending underground, the subterranean shrine of a god ; plur.
A}
,
book of
destruction.
1=
metcha-t ^, cf=3 [==
<a
o
,
20
P. 453,
Copt.
letter, writing,
two caverns;
AXTOJ.
in the
Y)\
AAAAAA ^AAAAAA
,-*.
Metch-t-nebt-Tuat rK
Book
of the 75 addresses to
n
name
\\
nnn H'
S
" ~"~~
n \\
p p
"
X S
*} J\
Ra;
nnnnm
the
fMl
plur.
Other World.
j,
'
\\
Metch-t
book
AA
O, Book
of traversing Eternity;
Metch-t-qa-utchebu
B.D. 162,
13.
metch-t Th
"__
^JM
Book
>
of Praise.
<5~i
^^
metchut
-ff
f> f>
\U
Book of
'
c
-
'386,
S^
metcha-t neter
| ,
sacred book
metch (?)
or writing;
-TV (reading
unknown), a mea-
metchu f\
_cr^-
see
1\
^"^f,
I
I, 7 7,
Ji
7878
of the gods,
i.e.,
>
1-0-
books of words
hieroglyphic papyri.
litres
metcha-t
(?)
Coronation Stele
cord, rope;
j
i,
A.Z. 1899,
4,
men
of books,
scribes.
^,
P. 61
r.
metchau
Rev.
metcha-t
Ci
'
14,
....
49,
a measure.
title
of a priest.
'
Az
-
metchami (?)
14,
6,
338
Rev.
Metcher f\
B*
devourer.
metchab
metchab-t
to restrain, to
,,
JoU-fl>
ss. |
_a^-i!i
fetter.
"^\
-M^^D^n^7
Hh. 479,
,iJr7T'
vessel
,
i
H,
a walled district;
metchera
H E
metcher
B*
bind
-U
-U
metcheh
.
Copt.
metcheh
N.
to hew, to chop,
to fell a tree.
Mar Karn
>
used
metchah
its
M- 6l2> s
428)
1217,
jj-
metcheh f\
U. 607,
;rr>
'^
| 0,
M. 612,
P. 428,
u. 458,
metchehu
press, to urge, to
be strenuous
ff
~*~~,
/~\
IV,
a faithful follower;
T=T
E.T.
(1
)[],
I,
53;
"-
to
compel someone
^^
"1
to
"U^
^ |?~^
'
>
IV 77,
>
fl
fi
,
I
tools or weapons.
metchet |\
J3K2K=\
P. 187,
M. 348, N. 901,
wonder
(later
or admire.
form of metcher),
metcher-t t\
B*
JyNfg
I,
=>
"
Amen. 11,17,
to
press,
to
urge,
to be
strenuous, to strike.
metchet-t
metcher-t
Metcher
the
fl
N. 956, a god.
name
of a fiend
or devil.
metchettef-t
^^
^Q,
a tool.
339
N
n
N
= n
Heb. 2;
/wwv\,
in
Spanish and
Amharic
n khen n benr
3fa
Jwwv
<=!>
AAA/W\
v"
f
~*~L
<f
"
l
~w
and
inside
outside.
.A
n kher
^^
n tchet
AAWV ;^>
^^
Copt.
V,
-AW,
mark of
n-t
ni
7,
Copt.
and
belonging to
for ever.
a particle.
a mark of the
come
(?)
/WWW
H(?)
Nastasen Stele 36
nn
n,
'
^w^,
~fl-^j
T. 3 2 9 P. 315,
V,
!__,
-.JL [-],
U
on account
of, in
/WWVA
not
nab
Copt,
1]
^J|
n uah er L/
\^
Copt,
tt
PP
|,
sit
f.
along with.
without, destitute
like.
(for ant).
ntu
'
v,r,
nmen-t
4-
daily;
Copt.
Copt,
N.
*-,
177,
a particle of negation.
~^
ntu
nmeru
*\
_^~\,
JWWVV
Q ^\
~^~,
not possessing
of,
/WNAAA
r,
U. 213,
],
to.
(j
n mbah
facing,
n-t -"-
(for
nti)
%^i*,
~"^
Rec.
3,
1 1
SO
6,
<;
that, in
^ v\%^, Amen.
nti
order that.
16,
27, 5,
3,
\\'
for ever.
*
I
Jour.
nti
A
"
^
behind, about.
<www *,
ww*
at,
upon;
\\
/VSA/VV\
x^
man
of nothingness, worthless,
'
poor man.
(plur. of
nti) _ru.
varr.
*
,
Copt. <LX.
\\
ntiu
of,
^^ ^, destitute man,
^^ V&
nha
n her
empty
n neheh.
n ra
/WWVA
ft<L.
ft,
^ <r=>, in addition
ma
Rec.
& ^^,,
for,
-JU.
AA/W\A
a preposition:
I,
IWWVA
*/
U. 5205
""">
JWWVA
of.
respect
*wwv,
44
17,
to turn (?) to
plur.
to,
by.
rt.
y.,
genitive, sing,
t h,
A.
J\
It.
SZZK,
see also
of, in
ffl
"",
oo
N. 960,
-Jt~%T
7T
-J)
lU
III,
Rec. 31,
V
174,
N
Rec. 33, 34,
,
i
340
i,
iv,
=^=
ntper
n petra
Dream
<=
\\
AAA
Stele 38,
unseen, invisible.
unobserved,
invisible.
n maa
AAAAAA
!'
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
unseen,
I,
\\
ntiu
name
of the wicked.
mu
ji
AAAAAA
* *
.~*
AAAAAA
mut
AAAAAA
nn au
waterless, arid,
desert.
AAAAAA
cease-
nn aabu
'
unseeing.
unrighteousness.
AAAAAA
eye-
sightless,
less, blind,
n maa-t
Y^ill'
invisible,
o'
"*
CD
rf^J
jg^ ^K ~^-
nn au ma
'
'
ft
lessly.
motherless.
faultless.
lv
^K
ntt
n meh
nrrm
>
ft,
IL,
n au gert nn ari-ntu
_n_,
%> <~>
ft
'
as,
nn
as
nu
unplated
'
nefU
AAAAAA
JW IZ2
J, I,
M7-
-JJF^- AAAAA/
-^JL_w
-\
nen
_/T
fl
nti
nti asi
'
airless.
AAWW\
-\
nr
nn
[|[]
"^^,
imperishable.
n netchnetch-t
,
.
i.
fl
nn
re
~n"
~>
non-existent; Copt.
.
JULrt;
later
~"^ <
<
T>
'
AAAAM
AAAAAA
,
AAAAAA
fl'
nn rut-f ~^ X\ '^"^
_JL,
V
*^
'
l'
knowing, ignorant;
resting, unceasing.
n USh
nn
Rev.
"tj
14,
6,
^ n
**
AAAAAA
nti ha-ti
v-
\\
uteb
immutable.
untiring,
un Rat-
nti
khet
^ ^
ing.
nnpaut
never, at
AAAAAA
no time.
a^>,A.Z.
~^
1907,58,
nn kheper
not allowable.
i,
AAAAAA
noirecy.
>
unknown, un-
AAAAAA
'
ntt begg
numlier ess
innumerable.
plur.
ertat
without; Copt.
_ _n
nti
>*l
nn rekh
,
AAAAAA
<=l
growthless, barren
land.
nn un mtaf
;
no one.
nn unt
un,
Rec.
/WVAAA
^*,
r\
"
nn ua
blind.
O, unseeing,
AAAAAA
(1
>
'
I
(?)
IWVAAA
~*
f^
(j
uncreate.
_Zl
!'
[341]
n khemu
"
N-urt-f
He who
a
U. 322, unknowing.
irresistible;
\\
N.
7,
1268,
P.
J\
M.
70,
101, a
/WVAAA
^^
fa
no time, never;
AAAAAA
\^ V
f*^-- ?'
&/
before.
[1
AAAAAA
^W
Nn-rekh -"AW
never
""""
nn sma
P. 480,
^_
==>
nn sep
"
of Osiris.
N-urtch-nef
~^~
nti khesef
not
rests
title
title
of
Osiris.
the
tsm
JI
'
name
of a
serpent deity.
untold, indescri-
bable, unimaginable.
nn smen
AAAAAA
ii!i!i
in-
unstable,
jj
&
,ww
U'
N-erta-nef-nebt
IIf\
Berg.
nn sekh-t
unseamed,
I,
S ^ X
X
^^ ^ ^^
^^ J\
nti sesh
rt
AAAA^A
'
I
^^_ J
I,
'
intransient,
'
impassable.
-P*$P15.
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. <T"I
3,"
ice,
without join.
who guarded
spirits
stability.
without second,
D'
unique.
II
nti sen
17, 103,
ll_.
i,
a god.
(-^
Rec.
v^^t, KCC.
'8 ^-^>
8
A -a*,
un30, un-
2,
N-ger-S
_IL,
ffl
^-*-,
varr.
~n^
*ft
fl
ruptible.
N-sek-f
j,
of a
',
44-
name
star.
ffl
,
nn
"*
stut
fl
unwonted.
unusual,
'
B.D. 64,
Nti-she-f
title
n setem ~V,
nn
set
-^
nn kat
/wvwv
nn Shena
disobedient, deaf
^iit,
intact.
i\
-J1-'
t
Avw
f^jwm
jg^
unemployed,
MI'
idle,
workless.
without division.
Q
~^~
na "V =
na
Naa-rrutf JL,
see
1J\
>^ IA
\7
'/$&
<?
'
Copt.
see
rte<
Iti.,
great
na
(1
Nrutf
Copt
prefixed to words,
e.g.,
Ik
~~ ^^
-^
rti.rte nice,
.,
AAAAAA
N-ari-nef Nebat-f
not.
LJ-*
pretty;
oa
AA/WW
_i\_
~~
na
unrepulsed.
A//\A^A
X\
P. 64,
nn tenu
n~ Q
=_,
M.
\>
'
Nna-rutf-t
N-tcher-f
(?)
14, a
of a god.
these,
n
\\
nth hour
^=^-
Tk
~^
demonstrative
AAAAAA
Jj\^ p |
of the day.
I,
IV, 102.
particle
this,
AAAAAA
]^J|
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na
Tk^
U. 196, these
|,
M. 229,
o,
o
CN^ _il
naa
75,
A/WW
342
Rev.
1- 75,
AA/WVA
beautiful
AAAAAA
'
JP\
\\
Tj\
Rev. 13, 78
o e
Copt. ert<Lno*rc.
wind,
breeze; plur.
air,
y un g soldier;
'
_g35>r
<S.
i
n,
r\
>K\
(S
(I
Rev.
(J%\**"**,
naash
Copt. n<*JCJ
Ik
'
VM
13,
34
Rouge
fl
^,
|,
^^ 1
Stele 48,
,'^
Q
_Ks.
1
Metternich
(?)
Heb. NJ,
\\
suffixes
Rev.
u,
Ar~\
Rev.
n,
ft
MM
WvS.
M3S
my;
J|,
1
I
A>
Amen.
5, 9,
Copt.
Berg.
I,
tv
,thy;
P,
fire-god.
f:
_,
flfll
i
f.
AAAAAA
10, a bird-headed
Herusatef Stele
r.
ik
MI
Jfe
;
AA/NAAA
our
'
f\
f\
'
B.D.
165,
3,
Ik
Naa-rrut
A^^AAA
AAA*
l'
Rev.
ii,
184,
their.
III'
;
/VSAAA'V
of a god
2i > 97,
& ^
tk
hers;
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/SAAA/W
Naarik
ft/WVW
I,
AA^A/VV
^ rr7' Rec
"^
"^vV
Copt.
ft
Ik MM
75,
his;
A~WV*
JT^
naab
name
f\
ff\
ft
Tk
179,
186,
ft
Ik M M
AA^AAA
of a shrine
With
It<LI.
Copt.
these
him
<K\
rrvs
xlvi, 25,
naa herf
with
not-, ne-.
Copt,
MM,
W\
CT^I
Jeremiah
nai Tk
is
nai
'
'
JSs.
to be strong, to be great;
Rev.
naa-t
'
^^ "K\
yT77>
(j
naat
naaslia
^^^v
()^K~>7,
/T
ft*^.
((
149,
ii,
141,
ii,
/wv,
""^^0
Rev.
his
Copt.
their;
174,
132,
fl
Anastasi
."fc
-I
\A
gf (N/v)'
*!
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A/^AAA
^AA
plur.
Rev.
naarana
?,
)y
erW-ttcnr
n<LrtO'C,
Copt.
are;
*a
ID
who
these, these
liaanu Ik
nau
229,
greatness;
great,
2,
Copt.
N. 607.
M.
13,
var.
<^^^>
nai
a-
8
M
J^. i <rr> r^^D
TK
Hensu (Khanes)
varr.
AAAAAA
see N-rut-f
nai-t
abode
.,
yet, again.
name of
ik
plur.
I,
,~*
,;
j,
Hymn
AAAAAA
UUi>
to Nile, 2, 10,
naiaru
\
'
rivers
AAAA/sA
f
(
canals,
^^
/VW-AA
nau
[343]
-^
gift,
I,
AAAA/W
namenkh
nau, naau
IK
namesmes
c=.t
'
"^.beneficent.
i^
^_
\\
,
true reading
is
to overflow; see
the
/
;
ngesges.
V^ftA
nu
nau,
4, 30, ostrich
Roller Pap.
3,
nan
6,
weapon
i, 6,
see
yf'
honeycomb.
(of
AA
nanu
1 1
I
\\
Libyan
'
"
,,,'
s rains
AA/^AA
nanefru
323, Plant,
^^
-^
plur.
<^,
goodness
herbs, pasture.
the benevolent,
nanefr-t
leaf,
T. 311,
1 III
10
14,
AA
/WWAA
i'
soldiers.
"
Rev.
A~WVA
4-4-
nau-t
foliage;
nani-t
Koller Pap.
S
O
nau-t
to proclaim
D e Jr>'
nau
Kheta
iianaiu
var.
^\
Copt.
Na-nefer-ari-Shetit
nauatha, nauathan
flU
flu Jl!
title
(Demotic
period).
\x
-
X
L-fl'
Nanefrsheti
Thes. 1204,
name
the
of a goddess.
AAAAAA
nar
V
to tremble, to
shake
compare
^ <=>,B.D.
Narh.
137, 20, 23
JjJj.Tuatll,
naur
TO, Rev.
nab-t
13, 6, great.
iiahama
ra
used
tress; plur.
'o
Nabkhun
Gr.
eft'
to flow
J\
Thes.
202,
of Sebek
Demot.
at
Gebelen
naheh "^ Q QS
j^y. A A
AAAAAA
naha
eternal.
.1
Anastasi
I,
237,
(?)
,
nabhnu
D Q
),
to bark,
foul,
bad;
stinking,
to
,
Nabti
AAAAWV
^TK* U
_M. Jl
the temi>le
Ne/Jxoym
a plant or twig
medicine.
tobebad>
wicked, hostile.
Cat. 422,
in
nahra
nabenu
evil,
a god.
ijs
Koller Pap.
2, 6,
Anas-
Q
\\
I, a pilot of the
boat of the Beetle.
Tuat
nab a
Ik
\\
make
to
mark of the
AAAAAA
740, N. 1276
U. 97 (=
Nahsu
dual
to
proclaim,
proclamation.
'
IV
AWAA
iiahsha
a seed
plur.
(j
Peasant B.
fl,
^w
na
AAA^VA
na,
fltle
Amen.
of
IK
wa.
xd
v,
naqi
r\
[I
<s\
naa
j^oa
Rev. 13,
jL_=fli,
_tc^
great,
exalted
i^w-
(1
^^^ 3
7,
.m
\\
Anastasi
I,
\\
Naa-rrut
AA/^/SAA
varr
"^
A(|
/^ ^
title
of
see
N-rut-f
(j
'
sjo^B.I).
naasqa
Ebers Pap. 66,
12, to
be shaven, baldness
varr.
Amen,
naatch. ik
r-ff-i
'
clappers,
unjust; com-
^m
pare Copt. ox\.
naash-t
nau
'
an
>
||
nau
n
AAAAAA
%o
s
(J
to see
Copt.
x, a pot, a vessel.
<W\A/VV
f\
ttKOXK.
natchar
(?)
"
'
iiathakhi
na
at the nose.
running
AA
grain.
Natkarti
i,
a.
naaaa
a Nubian
var.
III'
165,
ostriches
Copt.
Israel Stele
naaq(?)
nakaiu
Copt. It<LcyT"e.
M"J
Sphinx
logical ostrich.
'
25, 7,
AAAAAA
fl
naa
TK
naqetit
r*
disturbed, distorted.
Nashutnen
nasht
A->
varr.
Nau
AAAAAA
nask
o o
AAA/-AA
nu
o
e
or
(j
1
Nasaqbu, Nasaqbubu
name
06,
to turn away.
AAAAAA
2,
fl
fl,
in
nasaq
O Ji
^^O
(I
fern.
na, ni
N. 375), of;
AAAAAA,
716,
gi,
a sign
na
.
(?)
liahll
(j
na
Anastasil, 243,
nahi
344
v&, Hh.
A.Z. 1908, 115,
air,
wind, breeze.
instru-
345
j|
sort of
= Q Q
AAAAAA
Nau
U. 557
TV& a ^ww
j\as
con-
n^ ^
fl
n
Ra
cessor with
T. 358,
N.
'
1074, "caller,"
.
<.y
t't' e of a
god.
R^.,
JJ
11
7T |
Nas-Ra
^K ~^,
A~W
ni
ij-ij.^.
nau-t
B.D. 148, an
inter-
men.
for
(j
Nas-t-taui-si, etc.
nauau
(I
Hearst Pap.
I,
8,
n,
nQQ
JLJ.CVO
mint, calamint
nans
B.D.
etc.,
jiDcrs
^^V
^^x
i tip.
some metal
^^
naSUt
-D
'
(|
j.
meat
^>
|1
documents or
[writings], old
object.
turtic-
94>
^V
(?)
(?)
^ =^=
i2th Pylon of
Sekhet-Aaru.
the
146,
145,
^~w^A A
^
title
ancient
|]
deeds.
^/vwv
nab
nasbetch
fire.
flame,
(JJ(|,
Tuat
Nab-her
III, a
j\
'w
in
god
Tat.
(I
'"-
rv
ca
nam
(j
walk, to stride
85, to
Nastasen Stele 40
ii
Copt.
nana
ft/Wvw
(j
to
be doomed, damned
[I
-^
ff.
nak-t
SUutoq.
\/^A
^ ^^,
fl
A''^
MI'
nakut
Nakh
nas
B.M.
to cry out
numbers, to
AHVW. UQ
np,U.
IV, 1219,
6,
59 4,
ft
name,
to,
to be
l\
foe,
devil;
I
i'
Nakit
(|
22, 9,
to call,
enemy,
<5V,
qp J,P.68o,y (jp
cry out
to
naki
tally,
to reckon.
Ra
a serpentj
AAAAV*
Amen, n,
27,
a serpent-fiend slain by
fiend.
nas
32,
knives.
ymn'
injury,
evil.
harm,
cutting weapcgis or
tools, the slain.
known (Lacau).
ra
ra
jj
nakiti
un-
meaning
^im
(I
invulnerable.
t,
\\
'
1231,
92.
Nak
nab
to
IV9S3
'
Nakiu-mena-t
to
Tomb
invoke, to address, to
named.
Seti
I,
Ra
'
natat
nas-t
},
N.
wuwwlj !^r^,
P. 609, N. 807,
compare
copulate;
10
to salute joyfully.
welcome,
narta-t
(]
\\
^,
M.
var.
namtf
f,
p. 63,
(?)
J\\.
to be injured, to
nam[n]am
..
claim
to
nak ww^A^^^,
?),
A^^.
i
Arab.
"
nam
nak
the
P;
(?)
/^\
(?)
(No.
1
calling.
be kept back
8).
N. 1159.
N
natat
Shipwreck 17, to
stammer.
|)(|
Natnatu
346
Hh.
i,
naa
na-t
a sailing ship;
'
'
na
Jjiij,
08,
down
na-t
"fftfl* ^^fftfl'
rub down to a powder, to
to
20,
MB,
fl
to
paint,
to
in
depict
worm, serpent,
IV
Hi'
I
i
'
stuffs
[JpM
o,
U. 317, a serpent-goddess,
-n.
ism
cz
v\
consort of
us t, catalogue.
i
na ur
0jjii|
ffi
(SeshU ?)
X,
^\
^i<=~>
V3^'
Hearst Pap.
list '
Az
-
"l^j
na-t (?) -
5)
AAAAAA
f\
An
J\
Ill, 1408.
**^
I,
7,
56,
A,
i
wind,
air,
breeze; see
naatch-t
Rec. 21,
M. 674, N. 1237,
some
->
strong-smelling drug
-J,
Naau
A,
B.D. 140,
Mar. Aby.
^r--Sl
A,
A,
(1
i
varr.
naau
AAA/W\
I
graciousness.
.(?)
641,
show pity
naa-t
15,
P.
96,
<?.
fl
.11
Thes. 1242.
'905.
f\
Copt. rt..
na,nai^^,U.56
..
to
/WSAAA
naa
AAAAAA
ordinance
gi,
Bill,
U
\\
L.D.
naha-t
to,
catalogue, inventory.
nevolent; var.
na (n+a?)
na neter
flUH^l
nai
na (n + a ?)
rule,
nai
i,
na-t -
Nai-t
;
"
/WWW
colours on chariots
fl_Q J!I
6 9-
~
1
27, 218,
/WWSA ^\
/vw*
painted things;
be painted,
to
order,
or variegated;
striped,
to sail
to
nau
31, 3t,
fl^gk;
stream.
scour, to clean.
naa
away.
Ebers
na, naa,
Pap.
^,
sail
natchu(?)~T
Rev. 13,39,
**
**
'
to
\>'
fi
come, to
'
3 3 6'
go, to arrive,
Copt. rtOTT
ItHT.
6,
3, 4,
a benevolent
Nai
83, a
legs.
N
Nesi-Amsu
B.D.
32, 35,
Narit
42,
149,
U. 535, T. 294,
,,
347
of Aapep
I,
Rec.
6,
152, 153,
a group of goddesses.
nar-t
/"i
>
'!'
fem. Nait.
_
AAAAAA
dess
see
ft
|\
Nait
(I (I
AAAAAA
(\
r\
(W
guardian of a
Na-shep
^*,
Denderah IV,
\\
logical serpent.
54, 45,
AAAA/
/u
stake
3, 16,
'
le '
st >
:\
n^
AAA/WV
Nauta
336,0
T.
P.
soldiers
nakhu Z^'Vt
^
,
bind together,
to
tie,
bundle, bunch.
_/)'
\A
Anastasi
i,
I,
nakh-t
23, 5,
-^
nash[t]
nar
able
Nar-t
Rose)
sycamore tree
>
BD
-
Tuat sacred
in the
Amen.
Litan y).
Jk ^
Y
Nar
Jll
nar
<^:
clarias anguillaris (?)
tree.
cuttle-fish (?)
AAAAAA
a
^^
Tomb Rnmeses
IV, 30,
rhes
>
AAAAAA
~\
fl
r \\
AAAAAA
17,
strength
.-^8=1,
strong,
Copt.
AAAAAA
a
plur.
<a=<i
v\
~\
nag
-
'
^jl
Naq
;
^^
j 1^1
nasht, nashth
to Osiris.
to be strong,
Copt.
Narit
4, 5, strong one.
nashati
,U
^""Y
fl(|
be
to
Copt. ItA.cyT".
nasha
Arab.
y-
71'
nar-t
tree (Laurier
to strain, strainer.
writing reed.
A
AA/VVW
>
AAAAAA
liaslia
nar
-4
Heb.
Nari
see
i\;
to
nakh
nam
Heb.
811,
N. 639, a god.
>>ij/>ioi>,
L.D.
III,i87,
part of a ship.
/\A
sycamore
Heb. "^5^
>
.,
m ytho-
plur.
Rev. n, 146,
house, abode.
Amen.
^ e name
I' J2
,
AAAA/W
o
naruna
Metternich
J^^,
nait
mm
^^^
nai-t
"
coffer.
7RWK1
Pea-
-tg^
-WOffl
Nai-ur
59, the
naru
o ^.
(1
^
,
to break
open a door, to
nagU
AAAAAA
a
r~^,
til
dust,
powder;
var.
^-^
ni
w
(?)
N
AWWW
nagga
348
'
*^1
v\,
see
nini
v\
/WWVN
Natai, Nati
B.D. 125,
II, a
A
,
belonging to
Copt.
\\
A/WWV
ni
\\
\\
\\
/"V
/WWW
J/l
Shipwreck 131.
mark of the
nj
\\
ni TfT
1 1
sing.
PS B A
9 l8
a Particle:
4'
whereby, thereby, through which.
A/WWA
111
genitive masc.
AAAAAA
><Oj
"
-^
'
>
I.H.
II,
(WW>A
(WWW
I24)
/
/WWW
(WWW
s,
Rouge
349
AAAAAA AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Ninarrutf
<
1^ ^_
\\
AAAAAA
TT'
_n_
N-rut-f
nu-t
see
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
0%\EE
AAAAA-v
nu
%
Jf
nu O
T. 325; plur. of
mark of the
>
AAAAAA
genitive plur.
nu Q
Westcar Pap.
AAAAAA
.**
the
and
V>,
71
31, 162,
12,
13,
AAAAAA
s-\
U. 319,
a mass of water,
Jf
lake, pool, stream, canal.
36,
I,
nui
sr
HI, 868,
tMfirr,
AAAAAA
Ji
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
i"^-
O
AAAAAA
*>j\
mark
nui
AAAAAA
nu
Amen.
Rev. n, 134,
nu
D O
strative particle
these
this,
*l- D
:
these gods;
AAAAAA
|,
I,
is it;
these abominations
^:
that
i""
;
see
\^-l\
AAAAAA
*^
^\
v\ D V\,this
>
'^(|(|,
in
?s;!
^'
AAAAAA
inundation.
AAAAAA
Nu(Nenu?)
T=T
B.D.. 27
2,
AAAAAA
/^
W
AT\
111
Copt. Itcnm.
Nu, Nenu;
Nenu
(TA
(2
AAAAAA,
AAAAAA
^L
name
D^Kjk,
AAAAAA
nunu
of Aapep.
Nu (Nenu)
.\
\\
nui
ODD,
AAAAAA,
AAAAAA
c\
AAAAAA
Q
A7\(oiwwv jj
'^i
//
ODD
ODD
which existed
VHS
AAAAAA
demon-
_V
'
AA/\A/V\
ODD
TV
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
ODD
Nu
n
O
'
i
AAAAAA
'
nuit
I
TT
/SAAAAA
Shipwreck
nui
AAAAAA
T. 258, M. 54 8,
0,
^\
T. 77, P. 204;
AAAAAA
,
nu 7T.
P. 661, 773,
P- 6 7>
M. 770,
^~^, N
nut - 1 _n_
_zr
M. 646
'
these.
34 a par ide
V
,ot
negation.
babe;
U. 200,
D D
.
D D
766, 1151,
D D
fV \
792,
D D
no, not.
child, son,
D^O,
N. 609, 756,
M. 397, N.
^AAAAA
/SAAAAA
AAAAAA
756,
plur.
:.
Nunu
ODD
,
Hh. 472, D
OOO
children.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
the Sky-god
S\
Rev.
see
B.D. 17 and
n, 178
Nu.
24, the
N
Nunu
350
%?
^'\t/>&
Nu-t
p.
o3,
Ber 8-
I>
9, a goddess who supplied the deceased with water.
g'
ftAA/WV/
Nu-t
", Denderah
78, a
III.
bandy-
D. 99,
name of the
the magical boat.
17, the
sail in
Tomb
>
"
Q D
(i(V
Nuit ""^OO
l"
"
HAA/WVi
2 39
J^,U.
,1T,U.
U
H,^
JL-
,U. 537,
2I9
P. 168,
F=q,
4-4-
,^44
/WWW
-\
Mission
127, a
13,
goddess.
P. 602, the
Sky-goddess
JVWS.
breasts,
AAAA,
\\\
nuiu (nunuiu) o o
o
'o
P.
',
683,
D O
D
nu
AA/WVA
Si'
ODD
,
^\
nu
A.Z.
1906,
126,
1 6,
57, to drink beer
with companions, to swill.
<$.
_ _
1908, 117,
sky;
V\
_S*V
name
79, a
I,
fx
I0
M. 766.
P. 6 9 6,
:,
Nastasen Stele
9.
>A^A,
W.WVA
(2
H^
AAAAAA
nutiu
.A
V-
"
3,
(later
^ Jj,
1160,
nuta, nuti
to the
townsmen,
townsfolk, natives.
,
Tomb
Ombos
a ram-headed
I,
ftA/VVAA
the town-
Ra
I,
62,
with
(No.
20).
nu-t
the
title
Nu-t neter
fi
Ma<^>
Seti
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
|0, belonging
Cjoa'
a god
citizens,
\\ AAAAAA
Nuenra
'
I'.o
IV,
ODD
181,
18,
<
AA/SAAA
VX.
Rec.
l,
\\
'
OOO
Nu
III
""
Nu
N. 114,
Nuit-ra
Nu
I2
Decrets 31,
a name of Amen-Ra.
B.D. 109,
of the Nile-god.
OOo2f)^ww>,
JT
>
the two
O AAAAAA
Nu
plur.
^
(Nenu) L/
^ D
Nu
Edfu
f.
town,
hamlet,
village,
A.Z.
brimming
pots of beer.
III'
community, settlement
city,
P- 659,
or
overflowing
nu-t
JWWW
>
'
o'
the Sky-goddess.
nuti (nenti)
^/A>^AA
Rec.
rt
?^
5GX
,
Denderah IV,
to the dead.
,U.6 4 i,
god
[Osiris].
15,
Nu-t
Hetemit-Khemiu.
N
Nu-ti
<^>,
nu
Tuat.
^^Z, B.D.
s~*
<^ ^>
(Suite)
"
Nu-t-enth-hehtt
"
on
^
O
fl
\>
nu ra
to
in the Tuat.
(fj\
temples,
about
built
etc.,
A.Z. 1905,
to
town,
i.e.,
pyramid
mouth.
'D
Q.
L-fl,
a pyramid
\,
nui
^^,
/\
****
to dribble at the
mouth,
f)n
nu-t
a goddess.
down
to rub
24, to shake,
>
Everlasting City
AmherstPap.
L=/l,.
grind.
Q
"o
X X IWQ
Qg
"
Nu-t Shesit
L-fl,
AAAAAA
(nui ?)
a district in the
Nu-tur-[t]
T
souls.
Nu-ti urti
BD
ra
<?
N. 994, a
Nut hru
a singing-goddess.
I,
'
Nu-t urt
town
Tuat
Ci
s~\
351]
the
dual
5.
Q.
L-fl,
'
nu
H^
P-
pOi
\3 ^i
D *'<
o o
V*i
O S U
618,619, N. 1303,'
P.
>f
plur.
nu
D v\
697
~~
01
G"
'
Rec 27 2l8;
"
'
j'
AAAAAA
heure,
early
^r\
O, Rec.
(a
(@
t\t)
**
'I'l
nuit
5, 92.
f\
caretaker, guardian.
-/),
m
n
nui
de bonne
p\
'
thought, in-
'^AA
will,
'
e\
nu
_zr
AAA/W\
229,
AWA/VA
p**^^
Q ^^c,
**
T.
Q *,
162,
-^\
herdsman,
Rev.
PSB
lassoer,
drover.
s|^
shepherd,
ft
6, 26,
2 4,
47,
Anastasi
I,
j.
shepherding, repairing.
of time, interval of
rest.
S ^
111
rise (of
Thes
the
body), to shine.
-
31
first
AAAAAA
AAAAA ^\
201, to
tie,
Rev.
AAAAAA
Thes.
Nastasen
nu
,
bind together.
come,
AAAAAA
i"
Rechnungen
17, 2,
n,
move
to depart
^\
>
to
about, to go about,
,_
y^,iv,i22i.
^\
^ ^ A,
38,
oxen.
AAAAAA
nuu
,
Stele
stall-fed
to walk, to
-/I
shepherds, cattlemen.
6, 26,
nu
the goddess of
hour of the day.
D S
_ZT
to
a celestial
'
!l\
"Thes. 408,
nen
nu
O'
nuit
making cord or
twine, bast
nu
;
O~
C2
<
23,
17,
Amen.
17,
'
n,
IV
'
N
>
observe
see, to look, to
nuit (?)
'^~s
Rev
<*
nu
to
I0
4>
-ii
e y es >
glances.
III
D @
WAAAA
"-~S> it-\
nu
'
i
nu f^.
wickedness,
huntsman
nuu
nu-t
D o;
O,
or globular object,
ri
hills.
ducts;
/V^A* *\
secret
^>
/W^AA ^\
var. f^
"^"
<-
right.
I,
^y
J
Lit.
i,
a, Lit.
J&Q
(?)
"^s.
vacil-
judgment,
crime,
i<;.
M.
J
^3*-
Anubis
weapon
shrine of Osiris,
nu
*\
in
3*
nua
tool of
crypt,
III,
pill, pastille.
D 2
do
^>
f^
or instrument, a
D @ o
Annales
i"^
weakness
failure,
nu Ra
P. 128,
nu
% ^-,
lation, hesitation to
r^
plur.
salve.
109, unguent,
Pap. 26.
nu
hunter,
ibex.
Vw
nu (nut?)
'^p^t^'i
IV, 994,
7,
/vwvNA ^y
Amherst
i,
D @
Jj*
hunter; plur.
2, 6,
8 5.
Anastasi
4,1
2,
Ebers Pap.
^>
f^
N.
*\*A/V\
Copt. rt^.T.
SO
-^^,
352
'WVWN
nu
IV,
|lv
^97
824, N. 1316.
Nua
>
I3l6 ' a
Tuat.
in the
nua
a herb
used
in
medicine.
ifl
Leyd. Pap.
u, wooden
3,
f^
j.
Ebers
nuau
objects.
Pap.
10,
78,
root
(?)
,
'
*^-r~
nu-t
"~\
D Q
M.
172, N. 690,
^,
bird
or
beast,
nail;
o,
plur.
P.
g
S 22
>
to
>
quake.
u.
451,
s~\
nuaua
nuan n
herb;
var.
ST.W
68,
/A'VW
,
instrument with
mouth
"
which
Anubis
"
the
opened the
L.D.
4, 741;,
cord, rope.
n-ua ?v8
of the gods.
JJ,
nuar
weapon;
nua
(),U.
nuaba (?) o
T.
.
06
N
nub
353
gold on
471, M.
P.
-___
537, N.
^^AA^A
rt
V5a
Liil'CW'
ooo^, III"\
u
g ld
silver,
rss
rss
1115,
'
i.e.,
silver-gilt.
nub hetch
rssrvf
www,
||
%
Jl
gold dust
alluvial
.<?.,
the mountain,
V.
OwO WAW\
|V\/]
;
out of a mine
gold dug
i.e.,
gold of
Nubian gold
v\
medium
quality.
i.e.,
(3
P>mn wwv\
c^n
Hb
Qfl". gold of Ombos;
11
*a
gold of Coptos
" Golden
One," a
f*S
.sdl
Nnhit
jn ULUI
Jl
r__-
^o
(?)
rsss*i
nub aau
golden.
pieces
golden grain.
IV "49.
>
I,
200,
39>
ooo
^M
nubiu(?)
I-
PmnO "^
S ol 4
e
r\
of the
^-
"
T)
Q
:>
Golden Lady, a
Nubit
B.D.G.
title
2"^jk',
102,
of several goddesses.
A.Z. 1906,
"4,
Hathor
of
title
Nubit
as
consort of
lady
of
Amen and
-ff\
gold
3,
Sun-god.
r*n u%,
J Jl
P5S"\%j
name
rtOT&.
Copt.
rt^?\
nubu
silver-gilt (?)
white gold,
<]
nubu
o o o
/wwv\
r*"^
o,
mother of
torrents.
ww T Jr
Nubit-aith (?)
IV)
B.D.G. 1105,
"green gold."
light,
gold
Ombos
shining gold.
i.e.,
rssr
nub en
www <ff
>
'
O O &
Nuba - nebs
=f
gold of -\
*M
II,
i,
anis
108, a lion-goddess,
Nub-neteru ro ^o ^ Jk.
^""ri ~W>AA
rs"n S
892,
/VAftAAA
the
/.<.,
gift
ject as a
^^
iv,
7T
1, DenderahlV,
I
Nubit -neterit(?)
Den-
III
reward
ii
o'"^f
one of the
14 forms of Sekhmit.
for
good
service or bravery.
*"* ww
nub en sep khemt 000
'
'
derah
I,
52, a goddess.
"gold of eternity,"
Nub-heh
"
'"'
gold
Nub-hetepit
'
c o o
title
=
d Q^
of Osiris.
a form of the
(?)
goddess
^<wwv
nub en qen (?) rs
000
"i
nub
nub en
r s
qen-t ooo "~w
*"'
/I
'
^wwv^ t
/i,
gold
for valour
in
battle.
nub nefer
ns"r)
*^
!
o o
*dH>
gold,
i.e.,
fine gold.
^""^ T
o o o
good
l'
to smelt metals,
to
fashion, to model, to
to inlay metal.
work
in gold,
mould,
to form, to
N
nubmib C5D X
to defend, to protect
354]
nubt
'
nun '"^ %,
var.
nubi
r^n
12,
rssn
Jfl,
fill
!
^1
11
smelter .
fl VJIA
V j>/si>
AAAAAA
nun
nub-t
Cl
OSS"!
fl
rSS^i y
Nun
<=J|k_=4
metal
nubit nS^
goldsmith;
1)
var.
Nun
Q _
ToT'
a god.
3,
Rec
2 7,
S3,
a god.
/V>AW\
Nunun (?)
a metal pot
TX *\
functions unknown.
nun
/)
n _
fSjpl
Anu i_D-tl
[)
"\
'
'.
a group of gods
craft.
these.
this.
B.D. 179,
/I
A/^^AA AAA^VVA
^f\
Nunu
=ftj>9
'
^
H'
SN'
1]
_V
a demonstrative particle
plur.
J^
Hh. 451,
"A^^A,
nunu (nen)
31,
see
L-fl,
c~^a
a form of
Heru-ur or Shu.
nubau-ti
(?)
Nub
r>
L_/l
k lfl
$
^[
%3
vx
5_J, U.
^,
khetkhet.
nun-t
O J O J ^,
B.D,
(?)
nunb
see
Nuru
Ombos.
T. 175, P.
swim
86, N. 607,
11
Sj/S
in the
nur
Tuat.
Rec. 33,
.,
nubi
Rec. 33,
ryl
^7 ^,
6, to sail
Hh. 382,
baskets.
B.D. 149,8,
4,
in
the Tuat.
Hh.
jg,
N. 1339,
(?)
nura o
Rev
'
I4
Rev.
* tm
'>
10
13,
victory
part of a plant
,
seec
;
/WVAAA
AA^A
l'
kernel.
Nurkhata
a
balsam plant
-jj
(?)
,
1
blossom, a
god of
spells
--><r=> -CiM
Jl
1,
Tuat
B.
III,
of the Tuat.
or tree.
(?)
N. 1172,3 ferry-god
565,
a ship, a ship.
kind of flower
,M.
nuritr'flfl^,
^^, O J
nubit r4n 00
Jl
11 O
nubheh
994,
10,
a bird, vulture
(j||
^ ^^ N. 900,
O
<CZ>
6, basin,
^^="1
and nib
P. 396,
Jf
nubut
nub
N.
\\
I]
injury.
(sic)
Copt,
nubb-t
harm,
,-/),
J/
to
roam about.
to
125, II,
65, 19,
479, Set of
Nebaperem-
>
Nubti
" fy1
j]
.^ii
nun
\\
see
Nubnub (Nebneb)
Mission
goldsmith.
nurta
XT
iN
|fv
II O.
F\
U
T. 175, P. 121,
a
mythological
M.
tool
157,
or
weapon.
N
D
355
],
ra
nuh
D
e
to diminish.
D
r=ffl,
nuhati
A
Y
fl
rn
\\
or the
tree -
wood
of the same.
var
ll K p
nuh
"
tie,
nuh ^_,
<, u.
>
,rv
9>
Rec.
string,
measuring cord,
traces,
Y\
(@ (@
/r
AAAAAA
rx
g,
r>^
a drinking pot.
nuh-ti
3> 6, pair
<, U. 210,
<>((,
66,
30,
29,
^\
OnA
harness; plur.
drink.
Pap- 3 24 '
nuh
cordage,
rope,
to be
2 39-
AA/WAA
'w
i(20' D
>
'
cord,
AAAAAA
/SAWvAA
nuh
2S2>
L_=/I, to masturbate.
AAAAAA *v
nuh
to
^AAA/\A
of horns.
nuheh
eh
Decrets,
104,
Tk
JT
fi
AA
see
/WWW
o
i,
Rev. 14, 21
C3
Copt. Itcnfg,,
n x^
nuheb
=J
Copt.
plur.
-Ml
fetters.
bonds,
nuheb-t
v\/^/^A'^
nuh
yoke ox
nuhu
,
/Jy:'
r^-
Q
Q
plur.
with reason,
used
in
lotus,
lily;
AAWWA Q
see
'
Nuh
ha-tu
nuherher
nuh
A.Z.
O Q
hearts.
IO S, to rejoice.
~ww\
nuhes
nuh
TV
JT
(0
,
nukh
\5, Amen.
N
nuh
7,
>n.
13
v\
vTy
I
|
Jft, negro
*\
i^v
r^-,
|L
jl
see
'
2fr
AAAAAA
r\
)
one.
A
I-D.
Ill,
HOB,
nus
/www Q
(0
o e X
<s
1.
nuh
1
J\
Roller Pap. 2 7
outer rope (?)
nUS
o @*
oe
Rev.
pig of lead
(?)
z t
356
nus
O
Tab.
Stat.
a,
weight, weight
AGOC
Copt.
48,
name
in the
nutha
Rev.
n,
185,
?)
SV
Rev.
Greene
be lame
2,
to shake,
(?)
*\
nut
V^
Jr
Top.
nusi (nesi
to quake, to tremble, to
glossed by Copt.
(0
nusen
(?)
Peasant
100,
262,
J\
move
to
curse, evil,
out of place, to
slip,
to
yield ground.
xl
nuqer
to
to
scrape,
nut ha-t
C5
polish
wickedness.
Copt. ItOTKep.
nuk
'
'
nutu hatu
,..
5\
Nutiu
this Osiris;
I,
I,
I
<&
r^
8,
c^s
(1(1
B.D.
J\\,
a group of
(Sai'te),
^j
33M
gods
>A
^\ c^;
Jr
D
Mf
yl
78,
1,
I, this I;
/?\
rv
r
Sll
functions unknown.
/WNAAA
O Q
nut-t
.TV
D
97, the
nut
see
II
A/WWV
nut
rx
cook
^,
]'
j|
'4 21'
Rev. n,
\\
nut
\\
(](]
91,
(J.A.Z.
jj
O
'
80, divine.
nut-t
nutiu
to dress,
swaddling band.
nut-t
nuta
A.Z. 1908,
Jr
cook, messman.
"""I
NC^5>
nut-t
r%
i
'4 el'
/vw/^
to drape, to clothe.
to boil, to roast, to
nuti
[^
in
Thes.
1290,
_zr
unguent, prepared
'
oil.
nuti
f^
<2 \\
Shu
nuti en
confectioner,
sweetmeat
seller.
A.Z.
nut-t
5,
unguent pot
nutu sheps
il
a kind of plant.
1908, 115,
nutch-t
nuti Q
<=>
"
"
nutch
M-
72, N. 75,
perhaps
\\
=-s, P.
nutu
^f.
429 ....
nutch
"
107
"
,5a
!,
flour; Copt.
ItOlfT.
N
nutch-t
r"*
0\
(3
[357]
nebtahemt
Rev.
12, 77,
Nutchi
,
isim
neb
everyone,
So-'l,
or
sort
every
each,
any,
all,
kind
neb-t
fern,
lord of a load,
every,
i.e.,
15,
6,
the status of a
married woman.
neb atpu ^3
Tuat V, a monster-serpent.
^37,
Rec.
I076>
'
laden one.
'
plur.
^37
,^37 ^\ ,
<&, P.IIIJ
Jrm -^7 Jr
Copt.
"lord of service,"
ft,
follower of Osiris
var.
^37
6
I
ItIJUL.
nebu
i.e.,
a loyal
()<=>
I ,
^^
Rec.
c
ri
Q^i
JJ
neb vz7
353)
x:
^^>
Neb-a
V37W,
Peasant
J A.Z.
35,
53,
neb aa
j
P.
7^M.
J^'YJ'^sJ]'^'
owner, possessor; plur.
7 Vpv
128,
-=
&
to
,
^
,^
f^/^/^/^A^
p\
169,
overlord, as opposed
vassal-lord.
lord, master,
1>.
17, P. 1116,1354,
a royal title.
M.
A/vA/vAA
^^
f\
i.e.,
,
T.
T.
248,
coffin,
life,"
sarcophagus.
248,
N. 708, "lord of
neb per
'
"lord of
t;
I
V^^_^/
744,
the house."
'
^?,
Nebta,
Nebti^,
neb-t per
is, iv, 8 5
5,
61, A.Z.
10,
opposed
Rev.
"
Neb
to a concubine.
'
pehtit -^Z? f)
5 66, 927,
boat of the
Nome
f)
'
,
the sacred
,^~J fc=-i
Metelites.
neb maat
psB
-
ft-
ft
fV.
1062,
I,
r^j
^.
28,
>
AY
,
Mil! RD -'^t)
Kubban
Mm
2
Stele
3,
lord
man whose
of law," a god or a
actions are in
plur.
Ml
\\
the South
run
and North
a royal
title
= Gr.
in'yj/o?
i[[lt'nn)l>.
neb-t
"~
^,
^37
\\
i-
J o
i
neb notches
^^ xIT H %&
1
lord, as
^37
a vassal
358
neb-t hi
Neb aa
possessor
ing dawn-god.
of a husband, married
woman.
Neb[t] Aa-t
it
possessor of property, a rich man, a spirit pro-
fem^^-ijplur.^
i
of a god
title
Neb[t] Aa-t-Then
Ombos
Neb-t
ternich Stele, a
title
title
of
Uatchit.
Met-
^z;
of
Neb-t aakhu
the
name
c.
serpent dawn-goddess.
Neb aakhu-t ^
I
lord of
Neb
,
master
<k
to
whom
A^W
e.,
fl
-J
he
B.U.
145
IX, a god
name
the
146,
Neb-[t] aashemit
who swathed
Ombos
II, 1^2, a
Neb[t] aur
Osiris.
\\
and
etc
'
of the
i6th
Pylon.
Nebti
Aatit (?)
Neb-t aat-t
lord of the
or Ra.
of design or drawing,
draughtsman.
neb kesu
Horus
horizon
paid, i
Tuat XI, a
I,
of
Nome.
neb seshu(?)
Neb
Aamu
Upper Egypt.
Neb-t ser(?)
homage
130, a goddess.
Neb aakhu-t
neb-t khabes
is
II,
ffil
ITT
the crown of
132, a goddess.
II,
goddess.
(?)
Ombos
(j
Nebu
Tf,
Neb-t
Nebti
-vZ7
J^,
JI
JI
i,
&&,
= Nephthvs.
T. 183,
4, lord
Ombos
II,
e>
p\
Vj
130, a goddess.
Neb au-t-ab
am
title
of
*^>'
Tuat vi,
(J-JJ-,
Ombos
I,
6 1,
a goddess of offerings.
Neb amakh
of the
12
>
born
daily.
Neb Amentt
of
Amentt
a title of Osiris;
in
Amentt
lord
ft
1
I!
49
V.
Tuat XII, a
(?)
B.D.
Alii.
Neb-t anemit
(Jin
compare
'
L J Aut
Neb-[t]
of hearts, a
Nebt
J
^3
N. 766,
the
130,
II,
433,
the
N
An
\^>
[fl
111
II,
sources
(?)
who made
the Nile
life
NebUl
as-t
22, 5, a pair of
gods
~"^
\\
VjT
II,
rr-3
Lr
Cairo Pap.
WWWA
<ww
<=>
\\Q
II,
Neb-t ankh
<
vwv
Tuat iv,
n n
^v
Tuat
of Isis and of
other goddesses.
title
'
I,
Den-
30, a goddess.
Neb[t] ankh
Neb[t] akeb
who
^7
Neb[t] as-hatt
Ombos
Sinai.
'f
@
132, a goddess.
Ombos
7^'
who
Neb-t ankh
?-
in the Tuat.
Neb[t] as-ur
Ombos
^
,
of Osiris.
title
a goddess,
133,
II,
'
Orl
" lord of
Neb ankh
Ombos
|j
i
d^~^^,
D
Nebankh^7^"
Neb[t] arit-tchetfiu
i
one
II,
Nebt Annu
TfliJMci
B.D. 125,
a goddess.
Ombos
KZ;
^\^^
Neb[t] Anit
II, 130,
Neb abui
III,
a form of Hathor.
cow-headed serpent
29, a
Denderah
fWVVVX
Nebft]
359
^^0
***
o^
|j
Ombos
II,
130, a goddess.
Ber tv
^^i^S^-T^v^-p,
'
Neb[t] Ater-[Meh]
,
Ombos
II, 131, a
Neb
dawn-goddess
J|
Ombos
II, 130, a
(?)
neb ^T7
^^
Neb[t] ater-Shema
^ ^
3-
Tuat XI, a
jk.
-?
0,
IV,
"lord,
1105,
strength,
life,
goddess.
ankhiu
goddess.
f tne
the g ocicless
5th hour of the night.
>
to
i.e.,
the
king.
'
Neb-t Atu
c>
Peasant
120, a goddess.
Neb
title
7-
aui ^37
A-
Neb ankh-taui
^^
Neb[t] arui
(?) ^-^i
horns
title
^?
of
Nebt-abui
'
=ST=
of
Osiris.
Ombos II,
Jj,
130, a goddess.
133, a goddess.
"
?
1
Neb[t] aau
"^^ff)'
5^).
of a god.
Neb abui
?"tx
~
\\
Neb-t aremuaa
"\^,
Osiris,
;
Arab.
^
(?)
Amen, and
._>j-ii!
of
Neb aha
.J.
Ombos
J^.,
73,
]
a goddess,
fire-goddess.
Goshen
2,
form of
z 4
Neb-t ahau
360
Neb-t usha
'
i
the
name
Neb aq-t Z
Tuat
a Jackal-god who
destroyed the dead.
the Tuat.
III, a
^^f, ^=^f\ Pf
Tuat
Neb
II
Tomb
Seti
Ra (No.
Ombos
Neb uab
Ombos
^
title
f**\
of the
Ombos
Ombos
<
II, 130,
86,
goddess of the
Neb-un
Neb[t]
^
Un
and
fields
produce
(i) a uraeus
Ombos
<H,
1 1,
AAAAAA
D o
Pap.
on the brow of Ra
N.
1324,
Urrt
urr-t ^3
KC7
Crown
<c~>
title
of Osiris
/)
Afu-Ra
a ram-headed god
Neb user
who
M. 708,
"
^)
"
of strength," or " lord of powers
god;
var.
^^
Berg,
fl
"j
i,
25,
^z
<=> ^\ ^
^?
Osiris.
Neb[t] peru(?)
Ombos
II,
Ombos
II,
132, a goddess.
Neb[t] pehti
and of Horus as
131, a goddess.
possessor of the
^^ ^
'
tf
II,
-J
Ani
his successor.
Neb user
Rec. 14,
(2) title
II,
133, a goddess.
Neb pat
Neb
J, Ombos
NebPai
Neb-t unnut
:
the name of
the 2nd Pylon.
'...'
Neb[t] petti
130, a goddess.
20, 9
title
their
Isis.
(?)
I,
Neb-t Pe
high-priest of Sebek.
Neb-t uu-t
II, 132,
Neb[t] Baa-t
Lord One.
^
(?)
a goddess.
Rec. 31,
165, the
73).
Neb[t] aakim
237,
U. 416,
legs.
I,
Neb[t] baiu
^r:
of
utchat-ti
Neb-ua
title
Hathor.
Neb baiu
of each god-
title
ffi
Neb-t uaa
Neb[t] ugat
Neb Uast
and
l^l
Neb-t uauau
Tuat IX,
Ombos
132, a goddess.
Neb
pehti-petpet-sebau
&
Ci Ci
fSt
B.D.
]
142,
IV, 18, t
of Osiris.
title
P ossessor
the
name
^^7
of
Neb pehti-thesu-menmen-t
"
,
29, the
name
of Maati.
^ ^S^j.Pap.
Ani
N
Neb[t] Pest-t
Ombos
QU
o
(?)
Neb nefu
ca
Ji
Berg.
\\
10,
the
20,
B.D. 125
11,
Lanzone,
II,
city,
Neb Maat-heri-tep-retui-f
I
<=i> y
Neb neru
\\
*$
1
i
Ay
o B,
PI
P- i93>
title
five
"
Q
in the Tuat.
22,
Pap.
6,
a serpent-god
human heads
human
legs
project.
-7
3>
/wvw\
mU
r~\
Sycamore
title
of
Nut
Ombos
one of the 12 doorkeeper goddesses of
Lad y
^i
of the
or Hathor.
^^
Neb[t] Nehemt
'
a goddess.
II, 130,
Neb-t ent-he-t
the earth.
Neb[t]
mu
(?)
VW
Ombos
Ombos
II,
132, Nephthys(?)
Den-
AAAA/W
Neb[t] em-shen
II, 132,
of sacred words,"
" lord
i.e.,
Ombos
J)
Neb nebu
II,
^37^"
i
r J Ombos n,
,
Nekhen.
Neb nekht-khenen
%v
JT
B.D.
125, II.
Ombos
I,
Neb[t] neser
Osiris.
Tuat VII, a
star-
goddess.
Neb-t neba
of
a goddess.
Ombos.
7
Neb-t neb-t
Ombos
ill
TV
Neb[t] Nekhen
^"^
Q
Nebft] Nu-t
II, 133,
title
Osiris.
Neb[t] nehep
of Thoth.
'
Neb neheh
a goddess.
II,
Neb-t en-sheta ^S
133, a goddess.
glyphs
Cairo
-I
klieperu
Neb-t Neh-t
Neb-t m'k-t
17, 46, a
a gazelle-god of Abydos.
Ombos
B.D.
Jll
Tuat IX, a
li
fl
Neb-t m'k-t
I,
"a
Tuat
vr^J
of Horus.
Neb-t mat
goddess
N. 921,
II,
Neb Maq-t
Ombos
of
\\
name
^^
J -"^
'f
islands
Meht-nebu.
see
the
i.e.,
and
^7^ *^ J
Neb[t] nerit
title
I
B.D.
P |j
^EE?
I,
lord
^v
Nebu en meht
)^
Neb Maat
of Osiris.
a tide of a god.
Face."
Crown
^
^^ MI
"Beautiful
of
title
of the Atfu
Neb nemm-t
B.D.
"lord of eyes"
2,
name
III, 15, a
-vz
a goddess.
II, 130,
361]
JljfJ-
II,
ip8,
lion-headed
Sekhmit or Bast.
Neb[t] Nesha
133, a goddess.
~1
(1,
goddess,
^^
i~K-i
Ombos
form
J, Ombos
of
1 1,
N
Neb
Tuat
net
362
a form of
III,
Neb-t he-t
Osiris.
Neb-t Netit
Ombos
'-'33, 5'9,
Rec.
daughter of
Neb ne eru
159, N. 651,
1 1
3,
Nut,
Neb-t he-t
Tuat
133, a goddess.
II,
6,
Geb and
I,
Tuat
Neb-t he-t
\\
Rev.
ii,
Neb-t he-t
08
II,
"
"
lord of years
Neb
title
in
rekhit <E>5J?^|
x^^
(d
Tuat vni, a
i,
Death-god
<^>
(J
title
of
Seker the
to
the
iii
beings
who
lived in Rasta.
>
"
Nebt rekeh
8 (1
<^3^A
i}
Tuat IX,
Neb[t] retui
^^^1
^
J)
Neb-er-tcher^
^
>
Ombos
i.e.,
B*
.Red 31,
17,
the
of the
lord
'
Nubian
the
tz
O A Q
goddess
<^
with
Anqit
Neb[t] ha-Ra
Ombos
II,
130, a goddess.
Neb[t] huntt
Ombos
II,
Neb[t] hebb
^n
Jn
-J
II
wKs
AWV^A
f\
I
fl'
a goddess.
II, 133,
Neb[t] hep
Ombos
II,
Ombos
II,
132, a goddess.
g\
Nephthys.
Ombos
'
of
one of
18).
Nebhe-t-a ^^4=f,
Ll]
fusion
Seti I,
131, a goddess.
133, a goddess.
V.
(No.
Tomb
r^s\
Mil
J)
ii
LrJ
belonged
originally
v
Ra
that
LrJ
an
u
/Y'
ibis-headed
goddess.
Neb-t he-t TT o
the 75 forms of
10,
85,
of Osiris.
'
god
B.D.
a uraeus in the
boat of Afu.
De " de rah
1
LrJ
a singing-goddess.
T. 198,
night.
Neb[t] Netchemtchem
Ombos
^v
U. 220, T. 177,
S,
M.
II,
Abydos where
/VAWV
J^J
universe
title
of the
Neb[t]hep(?)
132, a goddess.
Egyptian god:
'
Neb[t] hep-neteru
hand
of
Neb-
er-tcher."
Neb-er-tcher
B*
bodyguard of Af
in the
Berg. II,
(?)
9,
the night.
Neb-t hen-t
r^T
Jj, Ombos
i,
91,
Tuat.
Neb-heru
Neb-t-er-tcher-t
17.
(2) a
name
(i) consort
of the
'^JLBi'
<=>m
of Nebertcher
B.D.
125,
II,
Neb-t heru
Eye of Horus.
in'
Neb[t]
Hen
^=Tt
J)>
Ombos
II,
goddess of the
ist
Denderah
Neb her-ua
363
B.D.
rp J|,
i,
Neb Kheper-Khenti-Tuat
A,
AA
\\
Ma
a form of Horus.
5, etc.,
Neb heh
"
,
i
8,
the Mesqet.
Neb khepesh
possessor of eternity
"
title
of
of the warrior-gods.
title
<^-7%\l
Jri
Osiris-
^i;
Hve
the beings wh
with Osiris.
0?
XX'
,
j
Ombos
II
Neb[t] hekau
Nebt Kheriu
1
II,
08, a goddess,
of Sekhmit.
i
Ombos
II, 130,
Neb-t hetep-t
M.
^ D
191,
P.
92,
title
"> *
Cairo
^Pcrocodile-goddess.
',
o,
J), B.M.
Ombos
a goddess.
*=
-^7**",
Q
Neb-t Sau
B.D.
145,
P. 29,
^
',
3,
title
Aapep
Neb-t kha-t
B.D. 9 6,
Tuat
Neb Sau
Neb khe-t
"lord of creation"
ill
Neb[t] Sa
s
Neb Khert-ta
of Hathor.
Neb[t] hetep
<>
Q
III, a
VII, a star-god.
a
_oi
Tuat
N. 699,
',
^7
Nebu Khert
of
i.e.,
Sebek.
^ 7
%,
^.
^
I
of Sekhet
Ombos
II,
Neb[t]
lords
of
Ombos
O-
130, a goddess.
Aaru.
nebu khau-t
Lady
Sai's, i.e.,
Neb[t] sau-ta
39,
sam
II, 130,
\\
a goddess.
111
altars
Neb Sakhb
Neb[t] Khasa
Ombos
II,
Neb[t]Saf (?)
130, a goddess.
Neb khau ^7 Q
lord of coronations
his
Ombos
^K 1
title
of
II,
132, a goddess.
Neb[t] sebu
Ombos
II, 132,
P.,
Neb[t] Septi
Ombos
Chemmis.
the goddess of
Neb-t Kheper ^ ^
3,
Seti
Neb Kheperu
his
^^
form
II, 131,
of
>
fcjji^
at will.
I,
Ra
^
ml'
a being
Tomb
(No. 75).
*
a goddess.
a goddess
Neb senku
1
a serpent-goddess of Heliopolis.
Osiris.
Ra who ascended
Neb[t] Khebit
II, 131,
Horus
and
lord of risings,
throne daily.
Omljos
a form of
Neb-t senk-t,
etc,
^
,
etc.
N
Neb-t sent-t
364
(3 jcvl
^z
>
Ombos
Berg. II, 9,
Denderah
*'
Jj
o^^k* *****'
Osiris
(2) a cat-headed
Neb[t]
Ombos
I
ra
neb settut
So
Neb
ffi
title
^?
%T JR
Ml
*f* _H
ciUa
lord of
!.
I
of Ra.
Neb-t setau
"V
"^v
Tuat
IX, a singing-goddess.
132, a goddess.
Neb-t setau,
^^
sekh-t
T. 83,
etc.,
Ombos
r<)
(1
Tuat
,
|
Neb[t] Shas
T. 334, N. 704,
Pylon of
Sekhet Aaru.
ist
^ *"^
"
sekhut-uatch-t ^3
O
Neb-t setchefu
etc.
N. 614,
.,
Neb
rays
Neb[t] Seht
II,
of silence"
goddess.
Neb[t] Seher....
Ombos II, 130, a goddess.
Ombos
name
(2) the
of
title
tomb.
Neb-t Seger
s-res
II, 130, a
4, 29,
_V,
\\
goddess.
^r7a, Rec.
Neb Seger
II, 132, a
"
J),
a goddess.
II, 133,
"
Neb Sekhab
36, a
S2 J
title
Neb-t shat
of Horus.
1, Denderah
III,
Ombos
II, 133,
neb shut!
plumes
title
'
fl},
of
possessor of
Amen-Ra.
a goddess.
singing-goddess of slaughter.
Osiris.
Neb[t] Sekhemu
Tuat IX, a
^Tnnsn, B.D.G.
293, a
an
'
Neb-t Shefshefit
as..
~^?>
Neb[t] shem
^=^*
of a Circle.
Neb-t Seshen-t
the crown of
VV
Neb[t] shemas-urt
U Ombos
Upper Egypt.
II,
'
Neb-t sesheshu-ta
(?)
Neb shesa-t
the goddess
U. 645, a
Sekri
ii
II, 133,
a goddess.
title
of
shespu
Ombos
crown
of the South.
fire-goddess.
Neb-t seshta
Neb[t]
II,
fl
Tual XII, a
Ombos
133, a goddess.
Neb[t] sheser
II, 133, a
goddess.
E S, "?"' j
(IV
light-god.
X ^_.
..
JJ,
Ombos
365
shesh-her-ahit-set
Nebrt]
L J
--
r-n-i
I
Ombos
i
forms of Thoueris
2 cr^D
month U <^z>.
12
1!
/\
of Osiris.
god
tf
1
AJVWW
>
consort of
^ ^
Ombos
|j,
qers-t
a
<^=>
tJL
" lord
'j'
'
Ta-tesher
,r~^v~i
II, a
Tuat
r^^O
for a phallus.
Neb ta-tcheser-t
lord
i.e.,
in the Tuat.
Neb tau
of Osiris.
title
B.D. 99,
|^~>
''.
Neb
and
Neb[t] qerr-t
<c^> H
the Tuat.
in
the preceding.
"
c.
Neb-t qebh.
of the coffin
r\
Neb-t taui-em-kara
a stork-headed
Neb
*-
Neb Ta-ankhtt
title
Neb qebh
II, 130,
132, a goddess.
II,
^?
a==j>,
i
Cairo Pa P-
2 2'
4>
serpent-god of Pa-urt.
Neb[t] Qet
")
Ombos
II,
Neb-[t] Tep
133, a goddess.
I
nebu kau
^D
B.D.G. 699,
^?
a form of Hathor.
P.
788,
Neb-t tep-ah
7
^
^3, B.D.G.
183,
N.
P. 429,
M. 614,
J^UUUJ^IM,
neb temu
-f
,
I
I,
title
of Osiris.
Neb-t tehen
Ombos
Neb[t] gem-ab
Ombos
(?)
^7
Ombos
II, 131,
<=
phallus,"
ffi
i.e.,
Male
goddess
"lord of the
a title of Osiris.
Neb thafui ^3
see Thafui.
ji, n
Neb Tuatiu (?)
B.D.
\\
of
lord Of
of kings.
'
=.
,
lord of
Neb
tebui
fl
3SSS3I
i.e.,
tlie
84,
SIS
Uenderah IV,
'
a goddess.
neb taui
common
Neb[-t] Gerg
frW
I,
132,
Neb[t] Kepen
the
II
a goddess.
\c:
"
'lord of mortals
I
Ombos
Neb[t] Tern
1288,
\\
% >\
var
of the world.
neb tema-t
Neb-t taui
c.
goddess of Buto.
Neb-t taui
lake in Sekhet-Aaru.
31 IS
B.D.
no,
i.e.,
hawk.
Nebt tema-t
Tuat IX, a singing-goddess.
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[,
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Neb[t] Tennu
J
366
neb-t
iO.OmbosII,
33. a goddess.
Neb-t Tenten,
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OmbosII,
neb
133,
\
C^
P.
M. 162,
to
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tesher -^?
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is,
swim; Copt,
f\
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ft,
neb-t
460,
P. 5
etc.,
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plur.
,fw{-
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basket
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etc.
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Jf
a goddess.
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swimming, swim.
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of blood
tesher-t KZ^
"
title
^^7
vv
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"lord
nebb ww^
of Ra.
f^ff^
^^ r^R
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25,
^^ ^ ^D=
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see
nebaut
mount
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up, to overflow.
/^
I]
secretions,
dro]>pings, emissions.
-viz
DO
ft ft
to walk, to journey, to
Tchaasiu VII.
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/WWW
to swim.
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* ft'
wise lords
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T.I.
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,
num.
JJ
i.e.,
neb
Osiris.
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Rev
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neb
in metals.
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^7
0*
Jj,^3^
nebi
Ml,
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Rev.
'
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B*
see
Neb-er-tcher.
n,
Berg,
to
8,
to
var.
Ji
,
42,
neb
|,
6,
form, to fashion.
'
build.
\*
nebneb
L_JI, to
Neb
tcheser-sesheta ^=?\=j
Denderah
name
oa^
Neba
,the
the night.
"
title
in
maker of
eternity
"lord
nebi
of Osiris.
divine
,
"^T|
the eternal
(1(1
the Tuat.
Neb tchet
^7 ^Tl
neb-t
,
Denderah IV,
~ww>
a kind of metal.
78,
a lion-headed warrior-god.
Neb-t tchet
1 2
goddesses who towed the boat of Af
through the serpent Ankh-neteru.
of the
Neb[t] tchet
,
I
II, 133,
Ombos
4,
neb, neb-t
nich Stele 71,
/ww
I)
^d
ww
I/
fire,
Q
d
Metter-
flame.
neb
)jl
\J
a goddess.
P.
Qv
fire.
1)
N
Nebneb
QU
Ombos
(1,
1
1
*a
it
*3 TJ
one
of
the
forms
of
Sekhmit.
108,
14
Neb
fault, sin
Neba-aakhu
II,
fiend.
Tuat
Neba-per-em-khetkhet
~vw
(1
j]
rtO.S.1.
Copt.
XII, a paddle-god.
J^
"
T?
name of a
the
>
nebi
367
ornaments
tne form
of lions or sphinxes.
ima s e
statue >
neb ankh
Neba-t-em-retui-f
'
B.D.
a lire-god.
(Sai'te) 71, 7,
derail).
neba
<ww
,
jj
neba
~ww>
11
"^\
j]
Tuat III
of Osiris
peg, club,
carrying pole.
Mj\^^
nebi
<^^
N. 510
Neba-t-s-kheper
fl
"^
*
"1,
nth hour
17,
stick,
(j
pole,
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-ww
(|,
(j
30, 32, N. 9 6 9
^ TTT'
n Mar
plur.
Karn
42,
[|
nebau
A~W
(1
-pj-
JH&
4
I
a resinous plant.
nebau
neba-t w*
nn a
o
I,
t?
nebaut
\n ^, N.
fire,
^~wv^
\\ ^>
^>
Q X (1v
y.()a%,
7T
~ww
fl
T. 26,
fire,
flame of
~w
nebana
w/
_p
^1
fl
f\
nebanau
II,
one of
nebit
(1
(lo
^A/^AAA
I)
^&
fire.
fl
^3
flame;
"^
oQ
Neba
208,
flame.
'\
chair
^)
burner.
of
13, stick,
9 2O, W^\A^
bf the day.
R ec
i8 99
,\.z.
leg
neba-t
neba
guardians
spirit
swinging
nebaba
(i)
neba
""^J^jjJfc^J.
^ ^
^b^
stick, staff,
JTiJiS-
'
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neba-t
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a kind of wig.
^JS
^
Jr
f~\.
t?
flames.
a seat in a chariot.
Neba
w*
u n
^!)
32,
7,
^=7
(]
Nebaui
double
fire-god.
|,
<s.
^^.
J^
J)
Tuat XII, a
(]
Nesi-Amsu
ill
fire-god.
(1 (1
Tuat
leopard, panther,
1 1,
Nebeh
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o
o
JA
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fe\
_Sr
wv
n o
o
B.D.
^!1
N
(V^AAAA
nebs
in
*Jj
368
M. 33 6,
720, P.S.B.
Nebt-ab-f
3)
MAW
plur.
^^
gk
49 6,
()
MA
Koller Pap.
(?)
hammer.
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on something.
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of the
fruit
berries (?)
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7^(1,
nebtu
(?)
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Jl
nebetchbetch
(3
M.
P. 194,
1
nebt
*}
bbb
___
to tie
up
CT ^
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36) 2l6
'
^^AA^
nep,nep-t
H. 366, a
=u=
ij
[1
i
to alight.
(?)
j\
of the foot
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(?)
ae DQ?>
,
member
D
Copt. ItOTf fiT.
to water, to flood, to
nepu
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J)
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kind of cloud,
>
nebt
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twist, plait,
Copt.
M?i
nep
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~/Z
7, A^A^A
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nepi
Jw
^w,
J\
<-^^i
EL.
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06, a storm-fiend.
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7T
>/
is
regularly
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'in'
ftAAAAA
fl
A/^/^AA^
D
,
o
a
corn.
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iiooo'DTi-***' Q
nepit
gran, corn.
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ffl,
land which
"
fl
o o o
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waves
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all
w^
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curls
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^3
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,
1
Rec. 5,97
Nebtuqet
-D
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nep-t
lock of hair
tress,
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so i e
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=^J
^w-
plur.
J "^ ^ ^ A
37
!'
Rev.
J^^'
'90,
......
L_=/I
^^
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a cloud fiend.
Az
'
Jfle^^
e
ras
"hairy" god;
nebti
^~w
Nebetch
^Tv
J)
92>
I9)
a plaiter of baskets.
name
the
Rec
'
mul-
tree,
'
to forge, to
the
n,
WW AA
of a god
ne Dt
^j
Rec. 16,94,
4, i,
'
nebt www
nebs
li
5,
2,
10, 14,
A).
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B.M.
Nep
32,
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nepnep
(.'**'*
||
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AmherstPap.
i,
N
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Nepnep-t
369
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>,?. 642.
D D Q
'
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M. 678,
N. 1240, a god-
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<>
'
'
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T
S III
thou washest thy feet on a slab of
mnD
silver
studded
with turquoises.
dess
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nepeh
VWWA
u. 137,
Rec.
Hearst Pap.
3, 4,
corn.
ain, co
grain,
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nepa
1
,
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^VSAA
f\
grain, corn
ooo
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a form
Nut
of
(3) a serpent in
^^
neper
grain, corn
T. 316, food(?)
\J
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f\
l\
AAAAAA
>v
i_
^
seed
Nepr, Nepra
l\
g(
JN
A.Z. 1874,
(j(j,
HM
149,
Stele 25.
Gol.
^g,
nefi(?)
to sin(?) Copt,
rto&e.
corn-store,
'
,
'
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granary.
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9 tV
H
I
i,
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5,
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II,
<^__>
31 ' 15 '
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f\
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,Tuat
II,
boss, stud
to,
plur.
Arab.
&
2^3,
e
,
f\
I
<^z> >i;
I
blow at;
nef
;
to breathe, to
to
a group
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plur.
'
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2Z3 M<
\\
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i.e.,
of grain-gods or harvest-gods.
neper-t
sinner
\\
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^
D ^
one, evil-doer,
I
nefi
g^
<^^'
Hymn
Q\*Jn,
^
I
16,
the Corn-god.
Nepertiu
Aj
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ff\\
C\
AAAAAA
^j
a> M=A^5)'
f\
*, p. 219,
evil
enemy,
foe,
C\
31, 20,
A/W*
Nile
J\
nefi
corn - bin
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_^>
j3,
nef %^-,
3x^
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J^
(]
a demonstrative
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~r
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D Q,
TT ^
<zr>
neper-t
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>c=^
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K\
Mendes
;vs
14, 4,
Lee.
1877, 34,
^t]
^i],,,'
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neper-t
j,
slay.
(?)
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Copt. fti-Tlpe,
to strike, to
slay.
*7\
II.
(|
AAAAAA^
AV\AAA
particle; var.
AAAAAA
nepen-t
and
JQ~-
>/
N. 93: (i)
86,
Tuat
Hh. 453,
shoot down, to
nef
M.
P. 63,
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neptchtch
i^.B.D.G. 89.
Nepen
to slay.
var.
strike, to stab,
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D D
/WWW
to
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the Grain-god.
teats.
stab, to
Nep-meh
udder and
nept _D
^j
(j
<;^>
ti
R\
(~
t\
nept
see
X p
^W^AA ^
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(I
p(s
e p^
udder;
8, 176,
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U1
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ftAAAAA
AAAAAA
Rec.
33, 36,
air,
wind, breath
2
N
gentle breezes
AAAAAA
370
">*">
breath,
3,
nefa
Rev.
J,
J\
Nefnef
flood, inundation.
Edfu
I,
name of
the Nile-god.
78, a
*--
L-fl,
in'
AAAAAA AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
^W
00 =r
3, 7,
it,
nefnef
Koller Pap.
12,
*-=
nefa
'
(?)
i.e.,
freedom.
III'
nefu
away
Israel Stele
U. 609, P.S.B.
nef
Rec. 36,
nef U
.A
ifc^SrV
Yllli G
"
the
AAAAAA
AAAAA*
\\
nfetfet *~-
~,
*^^
o
sailor; plur.
i,
lA
Nefnef
a serpent deity
Rev.
var.
captain
*'..,
Copt.
rteefL
nefer
" ame o
Nef-ur
=T
Nef-em-baiu
Tomb
Seti
,
'
district (?)
AAAA,
in
favourably
I,
/5t
AATWW
Nef-hati, etc.
Ombos
jrtN
33
II,
Ra
(No.
7).
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4-\
--,
^\
^ Zp ^
^^
em neferu
nefer
favour of ;
z=T
|!
U
^^
V
Q
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ftAAAAA
-i-^-l
-Tr
1
Israel Stele 6,
Rec.
nefer l<=>, T.
338,
T^p.,
good,material
TIL
plur.
fan.
'
a cook
'
ing the
fire.
P.S.B. 22,
Koller
<n> A
by the
nefut
nef
T T T
\\
nef-t '^^
Copt.
novqe.
being.
nefuti(?)
recover
to
-~^
a mythological
134,
sickness,
Pap.
4,
I4 6,
(cyperus esculentus).
III'
5=5
!'
^
jr
IS=>
e
ill
wind plant
the
3,
virtues,
^"-,^
neferui ]<=>,
,
|l- I
llr o
'
\\
nefa
\\
P.
in6B,
\\
30,
J~
11
<rr> _ZT
beautiful!
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\\
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particle
'
that, those
^_
'
\\
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\\
demonstrative
I 1
'
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I
f\
00
<
(I
I
how
plur. of
^__A^AA
'-AAAAA
AAAAAA
'
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or *^=^
,rv_^
<=> OOO'
or
in
thjs
and
that.
nefer
-= f
J'
"~
^^
j
<^>
- ^"^
o o o
<^>
fine
<
" ame;
gold;
371
nefri
good one,
good look-out;
nefer
neferu.
<=> I
<=>l
U. 584, T. 42,
<==> www
<==>
beautiful one.
luck.
good
I0 2, no one at
I,
all
plundered
""",
who
are
(J
<=>
c- j
very good
most beautiful of
(I
JAAA/VW
to
*~,
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*-=--
neferu
nefer-t
In
SU
32
<i:5
Nefer
"
good god
'
J <
"a
98>
title
(with
^j
68>
'
stron g
Nefrit
Nefrit
< >
S
*
< >
\
the
gddess
'
Q " Ombos
I, 47, a hippopotamus-goddess.
Nefer -aa-t-mek-ar-t
<2> Q f ^^^ :^&r tk i\
"
to, until;
<=>,
IV, 1107,
*^
<^I> 11
to be of a
'
'
Neferaita
good or
kind disposition.
to the heart,
i.e.,
good
T^,
^ ^,
Ra
nefer-t-her
er
Nefer-usr
in
^^ A
1 1 J,
the opinion of
a kind of crown.
"beautiful face"
god
Nefer -hat
-^
Memphis.
title
of the
^Q
IQ\
*^-^
the
fi ,
a form of
<s>-
"'
'>
l8
'
ahawk
tambourine
Q>^
zl'
%,
girl.
a ram-god, the
of the 4th
'
Ber g-
Nefer-neferu
a
^1
(|
Nefer-tut (?)
priestess of
ft
nefer ma(?)
Nefer-her
of
someone.
name
(?)
111
Nefer-ha-t
fl
^
I
good
fl
TfTo'i^Tf.PJk'H^lil!'
^ ^x <2>34> I90> one
13^^
f^ o
s5'
(
Qfl
nefer ha-t
good, or beautiful,
(2IIIO'
negative.
neMter
up
the
>
a ),
of Osiris.
T^sJj,the
assuredly.
nefer n
p. 42 o, I
M. 602,
J
>
N. 1207, a goddess, daughter of the
^T'
Great God.
Nefrit
good
nefer
"^
J^^,
Nefrit
J ^
Q
gate, portal.
[\/\/)' land,
a good or
beautiful thing,
prosperity, happiness, success
name
15,
177, spiendours.
'
1^,1 <^,
Nefer-t
of
title
house of beauty"
JJJ
it
Rec
Rec.
prosper;
Herusatef Stele
<=>'
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to
succeed,
^
"
nefer
nefer
J)
T^,T
6^n'o
all.
"~
If
nefer-t
"
^-i
v'ery,
W>
good or happy ; T
<=>
*
;
M.
P. 181, 667,
^,
^^
<=> ^ ^1,
Rec. 4
28,
Diim. T.I.
25,
Thes.
818,
L3
1,
Rec.
6,
06, a
god of learning
sages,
sons of
Mehurit.
2
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Neferit-herit-tchatchat
Tuat XII, a
372
nefer
fire-goddess.
11, I*
(3)
child, youth,
young
man;
\\
Nefer-hetep
IV, 1006,
a god
Thebes
of
with Khensu.
T T T
M&
JJ
y un g soldiers;
yr yr>
2J)
specially associated
Nefer-hetep-pa-aa T^
>
Nefer-hetep Major.
o,
=fi=
Nefer-hetep-pa-neteraa
8\
L|
Nesi-Amsu
^=^
rs"7
Nesi-Amsu
Tuat
and
Jj
^<f
^,
J
a fire-goddess and guide of
II,
nefer
If
young horse ;
Q,
^p
Nefer-hetep
Minor.
20,
17,
plun
=
^
Neferit-kha
Nefer-
17, 20,
Nefer-hetep-pa-khart
virgin;
'
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ReC
Him'
'
Afu-Ra.
young cow
nefer-t
Rev.
14, 40, a
plur.
nefer Shefi
J^3
^ ^
nefer-t
'
neferu kau T
a class
.
of divine beings.
:f=l
Nefer-Tem
B.D. 125,
i,
006
'
II,
Osiris.
Nefer-Tem
V.
Q(
nefer-t
nefer-t
the son of Ptah and
Sekhmit ;
Nefer
'
at the
Tern
of the Sun-god
2nd hour of the day.
Ra - Heru aakhuti
-
name
the
is
^,
flowers, blossoms.
nefer, nefer-t
a
name
of the
(J,
South.
^\
j) *SNp^>
o?)
nefer
Nefer-Tem-khu-taui
:wtn:
j4 frj
" ^"
r
Jj^J^U^
T 0, a kind of
nefer-t
T
^n n
U,
i
nefer
,
Hymn
Darius 27.
a god
worshipped at Abydos.
stuff;
plur.
blll*
a form of Tern.
woven
l
U
f
6
neferu
bandiet,
J^f,
tow-line.
I*
6-oHl
J^
l,
N
*
nefer
sacred
"~
slow
(1
fir e
nemm-t
for
slaughter-house
'
cattle.
fire.
nefrit
nemtiu
'
J*
~l)l]
,o 43
nemma
^^^^^,
nfekhfekh
(1
ffw-
Stele 2
Rev.
[|U
2,
bow under
to
1,
suffer.
8,
Copt.
who?
13, 3,
Copt. ItlJUL.
fill'
Rev., a sacrifice.
i,
T.
in
in
204,
..
(I
Rec.
www
146,
2<),
rt
(
who ?
Rev.
^.torture.
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ItlJUL.
nim-t (?)
to untie.
oppression, to
nem
liemit
iiem, iienia
-.
Famine
r^"^^
torture, slaughter.
nemit
P.
neft
a.
*^
*-=
execu-
wwv
nefer-t
headsmen.
tioners,
illI _
15, 47,
fire.
nefrit
B.D.
373
-,B.D. (Saite)ioi,
in
ft
"*~
(I
rt
lOfc,
ft
,,
<?
>
J^,
U<S
ft
(1
or
travel
>
R\
-Mr^
thither.
nem-t www
S,
Jl
M.
122,
u. 4 6i,
,T. 34 8,
www
N. 646,
Ci
nem
oA
90
M.
to
do
(?)
evil, to
N. 657,
www
*
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Q
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1
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nemi
wrong-doer.
N. '656,
A,
P. 237,
-A
to persecute.
M, M,
Rev-
a*
www
II
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nemti
'
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nemm-t
c
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l_
8 7>
33 2 .
exe -
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Later
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tmm
in ^
Thes. 1296,
forms are
D r-w-i
I
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Amen.
those
sand,
/WWW
15, 3,
(]
the
i.e.,
^\
\^__
nomad
I
n
|
21, 20,-
M. 8 1, 436,
nemm
to walk,
to stride.
nemm
^g
.
o, Rev. n,
Nemm-t
escape.
_/}
185.
nemma
^
^jp
slaughter-house of Khenti
p. 87,
rv
(I
A
\
Amend.
walk, stride.
to walk, to stride.
N. 46, the
nemmti
A 3
N
nemmti
.A
(I
nem
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
p.
688,
nem
AAAAAA
^\
N. IO32,
AAAAAA
press,
nem
Hem
worm, snake,
AAAAAA v_
U *
^v
AAAAAA
the
2,
Nemu
(I
J)
_p^-
77
Jl
Nemat
A/WWV
Vr\
Q.
*fc**'
Rev.
Ul
nem
^.
(I
P. 613,
413,
to
travel
by
Rev.
Nemma
P.
A.Z.
vessel,
vase.
tamarisk
22,
96, part of a
shrine.
19,
Stele 223,
"t^lL
3O6,
B.D. 164
4|,
"
Menu.
'
"1,
^,
B.M.
Anu
;
lieill
nemnem
to
sleep
soundly.
'
/WW\A
nem
P. 48o,
*w
^\
_cr^
to
repose,
sleep, to slumber
^j,
to
(j
Tuat.
U
sail,
A-
in
Syr.
nemm
float;
>
A~W
AAAAAA
,P. 706.
^v
~n_
Eth.
y\
_/)
Rec.
6,
117,
i_n
nemm
nemau
t\ ^.
^,
to
to dwell.
sit,
AAAAA^
boats.
nem
P.
440,
kraak
M. 543, N. 1124,
fl
'
'
lake.
nema
'
13,
Rec.
AJ, Metternich
Arab,
boat,
AAAAAA
to
pygmy, dwarf.
in the
in
,P-77,
M.
<K
AA/WW AAAAAA
'
in
Jjf,
in,
Strabo XVII, i, 22
(Heliopolis); Gr. Mi>/ws.
Diodorus I, 24, 9 ; Am. Marcellinus XXII, 14, 6
Aelian, De Nat. Animal. XII, 1 1.
nema
|\
mud
Jny
74, a bull-god of
13,
stone or
large
MI'
Nem
-7j,
@ ^-^~
nem
Nem-ur
206,
,
i
pot,
AAAAAA
nem
f\
P-352,
N. 1068, a cow-goddess
V>
JT
mother of Nem.
in
3,
R
J"a-
,17.544, T. 399,
a
j|
|J-|
lk
Nemit
a^
pot.
T,
.sv
T"
(?)
AAAAA^
Nema-t
>
AAAAAA
nemt-t
AAAAAA
JTU-
^^^^^A
^>
'
AAA^^\
Nem
i,
LJ
7J
KL
III
Leemans Pap.
AAA/WV A
V^
t7*
a group of star-gods.
VV
tv
<ww
plur.
J]
(?)
nemu
etc.
V_
Dekans
Q Mv
wriggler, applied
storeroom.
cellar,
nem (nekhnem ?)
star
~,
(I
^ ~
Nemu
Eg. II,
ft
a.
?k
J"&-^- j?*.^-
iv, 687,
vat.
nemnema
/ia
/WWW
^5\
(I
wine
% ^,
1
JR*
to a reptile,
IV, 1031.
wine
swim
to bathe, to
walker, strider.
nemnem
N. 88,
374]
LH
Rec.
31,
192,
lake.
lie
down,
nemt-t
fk
bier.
to
nemm-t
375
nema
bedchamber.
,
'
Rev.
^v
J%^
nemmit
tion.
bier.
n, a,
Mar. Aby.
'
Rev
I2 62
Festschrift 117,
nostrils.
\\
f;
destroyer, evildoer.
a^L-j
nema
i
nemai
1482, -IV,
]>5_J^,Thes.
nemmai
bed,
68, destruc-
3,
nem-ti
'
AAA/WV
nema
nemma-t
couch,
sleep, to lie
38,
6,
I,
down, to
to
rest.
nemma
island; Copt.
j
nemai
_j,
\J, Rev.
(jlj
/W*"AA
Rev.
to be new, to
r\ r\
"~T
13, 23,
bloom
13, 10,
<^>
Rev.
|l(l
down, to
to lie
sleep, to rest.
14, 36,
9==rf
afresh.
nema ^
f^
P
Jr&-
Jj
Mar. Aby.
I,
6, 4,
to build, to construct.
nemma ^
nema-t
_Jr,
nematchu
a new thing.
nemer
557
nema
n &.
i S^-
low;
fl
(]
to
bellow, to
roar,
to
11
*^x.
"S^,
JJ
Q1 -A
,tf-
AA/WW
rv
fllk
|l
2r^
Jra*
1
o move up
7^
(]
JFO-
J!
Jj
AZ.
a stone
making amulets.
for
nemh
'
to stride, to walk.
1880, 56,
used
trnni'
J)
and down
_/i'
nemata (?)
*
J!
539
nema (nemt?)
to
nemh
varr.
& a
j\
build, to construct.
(?)
^\
to
be poor or
be
in need, to
helpless, to
destitute.
be
iiemhu
nematl-t
j!
-tftt-
-A
\\
a,
<E
!)!)
ff.
IT'
Hh. 431,
Israel Stele
Rev. 14, 97
'4,
J
21
\,
Peasant B.
'
Ct
'
4>
man>
-
plur.
IV> 972
i,
2,
Ed
^^
S\
who; Copt.
|W,
Pap. 3024, 2,
Rec. 17,4,
walk, stride.
nema (nem')
>,
stride, walk.
104,
A.Z. 1905,103,
3, to
nema
-
*),
-*|
A 4
N
nemhit
.f\
J
woman,
woman who
not provided
is
nemhit
nems
t\
&,
AP
nemmhu
Amen.
Amen.
10,
i,
9,
plur.
nemmta (?) *= g X^
12,
25,
^V
\\
A/W
vS.
\V^
JiJ^.
fish.
a kind of
A.Z. 1908,
ill.
v\
j\
ip
to stride, to
O ^^^
@ AA
nemmta
'
walk.
to
'
walk,
to
step out.
J\
\\
an amulet;
1 6,
fish.
www i*"!
000
,-fi^ M
I',
\\
7,
nemmtita (?)
Jl
>
nems
**"
AAAAAA
a kind of
nemta www
p
Q Ov
/WWW
,
Sl$L
nemt-t
>
AAAAAA
n
1
^rJf
AAAA/VA
'
to illumine, to enlighten.
for.
r\
nemms
nems,
an unmarried
5 (m
~^,
All
2r^
_cr^
376
fW,
nems-t TtT
nemti
a golden nemes.
Rev. 11,124 -
Copt.
(I
rl^,
InT
[JXI5
>
nemti
AAAAAA
Rev.
n,
A/
D'
AAAAAA
,Rev.
BLIL
J^Jra-
s^kJ pyyj'
X x
Jin*
cLI O
Jra-Jra-
AAAAAA
iil
7T
^T
AAAAAA
ri
.P.
551, 610,
(1
jsv
TT
TT
nemtch-t
place of slaughter.
nn
AAAAAA
ft
=AAAAAA
kkPoinems-t 735,
www
nn
Q DODO,
IS.
P. 333,
w^^jjooooo,
j|
nn
f]
cloth, to clothe, to
(www o
nems
-Tl,
to put
be arrayed, to
/i
11
not, no.
Copt,
1 1
TT
TT
strative particle;
JTij-
1 J;
Rec.
3,
49,
A/WW\
Jj
AA^A^
-,
"\
TV >,this
A
Cv
5,86,11 AAAAAA
\\
'
-S
-\
O,
\J
|L (ljj.
cJ
Jl
www
AAAAAA
VT
/www o
Ig,
I
on a head-
veil.
a.
IgJ^.
_j*Vs
ww
/WWNA i"'"",
ft
^-^ =
i
nems
B.D. 149, v,
JVi-
6,
M.
ii, iGo,
\\
124, 151,
kind of vase
vase or
or that;
*\
AAAAAA
J-
T,
I <a
'
'V^-^-
Amen.
5, 18,
in
W-\
these things.
,U.
^j,
537,
JJ,
*,
^^^^AA
4..);
WWVA
Nenit
a covering for the head,
cloth
tiara,
fillet,
veil (?)
X,
a head-
<'
of flesh.
AAAAAA
(few.)
C\
11^
fl,B.D.G.io6
neil T'*T , to smear,
AAAAAA
'
537 'i-f
to anoint.
AAAAAA
^J
nenu (nu?)
377
'TT
O,
'W
ointment
O
J. J-|T~)
nen
nen
likeness, image.
*^,
to retreat
11 J\
P. 831, 832, to
Rec
nenu
I26> to
25)
'
'
J\
move, to go,
P ass by
A,
U.
rv
T.
f,
fl
I
Keller Pap.
Neni
~,Rec.
6, 7.
thread,
()jj
AA'SAAA
nen-t
lazy or helpless
'
11 _a
man, sluggard,
www
rushes.
f~\
V-
flame,
/WWW
f\
to
f\
A/S/VW\
V\ =
7,
2,
"the helpless,"
i.e.,
'
the
damned.
I
440
Ml-
Neni
AAAAAA
"\
'
Rhind
inert wicked.
Neniu
A
J&
!'
(km.).
l"L
TT
M<5^^
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the allies of
i
^3 |,
M.
P. 166,
(?)
320.
^
()|)
1
^K
Jf
who
neniu
nuiu?)
^IQI)^?,
^
j
who observe
/WA/WA
A
[I
^(jij^)^|>
www
four goddesses
~fl|U$
JZ
/WA/WA
N. 838
A/WWV
II,
NeniU
!"
Tuat
"
-f-j-rT^Si
NenitV
Nena
nena-t
helpless,
/www
do homage.
A?
*1
[1
'
Nena
D
the
-NA^AAA
^7T
nenaab-t
i
Y\
(I
B.I).
breath
wind.
air '
(I
fire.
nenai(?)'~www
"%,(](]
>m 1 1 i3,,
T breeze,
AAA/WA
\U
idler; plur.
M2
Ji 111'
/WA/WA
*
Az
kind of plant ; J.
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AA'WW
bandlet,
= Dv
Q.
nen-t
Rec. 31, 17
5 a kind of stuff, a
,
T ^vwv\
A/WWV
neni
AAA/VXA
~\
II
,
774,
!|*i^(j|j
4, 8,
N.
(I,
1
662.
^,N.
Vi
11
indolence;
retreats;
*\
nen
who
he
258,
'
Aapep.
nenibu
|)[)
H^xs^A-
the
'
frankin-
cense plant.
'
nen-t
***,"'"",
neniben ^^
frankin-
\\
nothing
nr
is
"1
f=n=J
^e
t'
me
the
night.
!
\\
Heb.
nenib
378
Nentcha
balsam, frankin-
B.D. 39
cense;
16, a
varr.
nenib
D
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ft
oo
'*
Rev
,
|
vulture
Copt.
Heb. n$lh.
Xi.fi.CO,
rtonrpe.
AAAAAA
nenu (?)
~^,
B.D.
AAAAAA
'
nenu(?)
^\
o^K*,
^
-,
nenu
IB, 19
-X,
-,
AAAAAA
hours.
Q
^> ^> ^=a ^ BD
f\
A.Z.
nerit
.f\
two vultures.
P. 302,
1 6,
9 o8,
(Saite) 125, 4
Nerit
v.
Nenui
B.D. I7
the vulture
amulet.
7 7,
name of an
Nera-t
uraeus
of Ra.
Nenunser
177,
7,
Ner
B.D.
7T
AAAAAA
<^
^>
a black-haired cow-goddess.
Ner-ti
nenebnit
goddesses
P. 302,
two vulture-
and Nephthys)
lys) with long abun-
(Isis
nenm
nenm-t (nem-t)
,
bier, coffin
Edfu
Nenr
Nenha
'
ff,
ner
chamber.
182, N.
,U.
a name of
the Nile-god.
T > 77,
nenhu (nhu)
3)
r
*g "'
"'
167, to
(?)
be victorious, to
nenshem
-
435.
oa.
terrify, to,strike"
"^
t
"
f*HVV
AAAAAA
'
nerit
AAAAAA
,iv,
'
into people.
awe
nerr
AAAAAA
X\ n
^.M^-^'
TS
r
bate.
nenser (neser)
excitement
N. 330,
AAAAAA
nera
nenk
<^:
Fl
AAAAV
-
nenk
= nek
(t^ji
queror, vanquisher.
'
con "
379
nerau-t
Amen.
ner
Amherst Pap.
he
20,
ner
\J
vanquishes.
4,
Ner-t
who
ostriches
staff, stick.
(?)
N-t^;
Gr.
neru
nerau
L-J]'
<=
W,
ibex, antelope.
TX
AA
%A
JT H
1
"9 k
v\
V'
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<
a kind of medicine
(?)
nren
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'
>)
&
B.D. 146, XVI, 42, strength, might,
pm.
f ^
111'
Nerta
Afu-Ra.
victory.
^AWVVi
/^\
*^
nerit <=>
\\ t
_^J
e,
Nerit
j\
vlctor >'.
'.
one.
Nertanefnebt
victorious
4, 28,
v
N
,-U.
ist
Pylon.
657,
M. 763,
nehu
neh,
Shipwreck
Tuat xi, a
30,
Peasant 178,
8,
72,
ra
loss, disaster,
little
,
degrees.
/wv
\ f ^v\ opening
Jt^'
%H'
^>
AAA/W
Rec.
calamity.
(?)
ner, ner-t
.ja
VSAAAA
|,
468, P. 657,^763,
AAAAAA
^J|
neha
P.
r%
Lffl
a god.
V
goddess of strength.
(
t
Rec.
vpar-
to praise
Copt. pA.it,
'
_fl
3, 6,
7
*-s
_>A
nerau
^V
Koller Pap.
P. 396,
M.
nehai
AAA/VW
r-
ra
ra
565, N.
1 1
herd
72, to
cattle.
ra
'
A/WV> *v
some, a few.
ft^AA^ft
neh-tu ra,
herdsman, cow-keeper.
ished, shortened.
U. 329,
j,
cattle (collective);
nehi
pj-j
I,
if
nerau
n'
IV,
6i,SteleofNekhtMenun;
IV, 888,
ra
ner-t
/WSAAA
nehliu
a god.
a little of some-
o
little
natron, a
little salt.
Q
oor man nee <3yne.
wr' P
nenu
Nerau-ta
^**,
those
who
suffer,
380
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
ra-Hh
ft
ra
ft
3, 50,
run
\\
|T
|p|
292,
Rev.
72, 15,
rae
ra
AAAAAA
Q H H,
ft
ra
sycamore-fig tree;
AAAAAA,,
nehi
u. 555,
7T
AAAAAA
Rec.
74
f\
ra
Q.
1)1)
p.
H H
AAAAAA
Rev.
Zp,
ppj
12, 38,
\X
P. 646,
^
r**
/i
>
171
*"*
/I
to escape, to separate
two
V'
s >'
camore- fi s
from
trees
Copt.
negjG
t
neha-t
00
ra
ra
Io6
IV>
'
nehau
>'
js^. _n u
windings or coils of Aapep.
Neha-her
Copt.
ra
AAAAAA
\>
Tuat
Tuat
ra
nehi
goose-god.
r,
O,
(JO
[7j
Jour. As.
1908,
Neha-kheru
266,
V'
Rev
'
"
3>
J
A
1NAAAAA
O
2,
'
ra
ra
AAAAAA
ra
Neha-ta
AAAAAA
neh-t en teb
P- i?4,
"
B.D. 59,
I0 9>
Hi
AAAAAA
ra- u 'ra-,V,
.76, the
nehap
rise (of the
ra
|-1
^e
ra
to
Sun-god).
syrup of
neham
figs.
ra
ra
ra
ra
AAAA/W
an amulet worn
|_
ra-
to obtain
>^
Rec.
ra
protection.
neh-t
32,
AAAAAA
"^J
IYJ
himself.
AAAAAA ^1
r
made)ni
AAAAAA
neh
|^Jf,R ec
A'WAAA
neh-t
the
9i
Ra
between which
nehap
Nehap m
AAWW>
A A
'49>
5>
,.
rn-OO'P-^, m ^OO' RD
Neh-ti
,_.
__
.Q
ra
M. 44 o, N. 9 4 i,
incense trees.
Tuat IX,
nehaut sentra
J.Rec.
Osiris.
Nehet
AAAAAA
III,
J,
4, sycamore-fig.
AAAAAA
Tuat
ra
AAAAAA
ra
III,
'
I
\AAAA
the
IX,
or
2,
116,
protection.
;
ra
U. 45 6,
1
6, 57,
those
nehamu ^
defence, protection.
who
rejoice.
AAAAAA
neh-t
raQ
17, 5,
neha-maa
ra
neh
Rec.
16, 142, to
ra
AAAAAA AAAAAA
nehneh
be perturbed,
_._.
I
Ul
&
Rec
16
>
X"\
fl
\7
flame,
fire.
AAAAAA o
"
ra\\
"^
III
'43. to
AAAA/A
nehh
ra
ra
shake, to shake
up medicine.
AAAAAA
nehar
Anastasi
I,
20, 2,
tramps
(?)
wandering beggars(?)
nenas
nehas-t
N
nehes
T. 65,
26,
L=/I,
jj
T]
^1
jg
AAAAAA
Rec.
nehet
ra
AAAAAA
u. 505, T. 321,
AAAAAA
12, 55,
-SS-, Rec.
[g]
nehsa
AAAAAA
f\
jp_
(j
M.
>y
?,
AAAAAA
221,
"Jj,
t^,
to
to
complain
(?)
to
com-
*-r
mand (?)
var.
AAAAA
|J,
N. 597,
nehethet
JI]
ra
ra
ra
~j
ra
ra
ra
ra
>
s P hinx
4,
206,
to
nehes
f\
u^O.T. 65,
rD
(I,U. 187,
*Q
ra
need, to lack.
nehet
AAAAAA
t\
CD
187, to wake, to
Ite,ce.
Copt.
AAAAAA
n,
epithet of a
neheq r^gf.EbersPap.ioS.ie
boil (?)
'5,
82, P.S.B.A.
j]
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
O, Denderah IV,
panther.
ra
AAAAAA ,,
TO
Rec.
AAAAAA
g)
nehes
,
AAAAAA
AAAAA
^,
CD
382
rn
Rec. 3i,34,
_ra_*2J,
229,
u. 187, p. 165,
AAAAAA
ra
neh
AAAAAA
fvw\A o
/v\
u. 560,
'
ra
ra
ga
(sic)
.1
from
the look-out
nehsait
Rev.
14,
11,
nehsit
mff Q
-^^-
T-T
mU
sleep.
man on
% ^i
Sr
to ask
A> A Jl
J\
to petition, to request,
FD
T-T
J\
nehi
watch, wakefulness.
i
|^
nehs-iu
who keeps
she
121,
2,
watch.
Rec.
4, 135, suppliant.
Nehi
,.
Tomb
of
\\
ra
I'll
Utchats which were painted on the two sides of
the front of a boat to keep a look-out.
Seti
I,
nehh ik
71).
AA
$>
V
Ji
s^Y
Rec
3i>
f
i
Rec
Nehes[a]
i,
rn
ti
[Q
the
3?,
the gods
B.D.
\ji
who watched
Nehes -her
44 21,
(1I
B.D.
Tomb of Amenemhal,
c\~~\
neh
>*HVt
bird;
hipi>opotamus.
Nehes "j^
rebel, a
name
of Set.
ir^
^>
\\ y^l
.^
gra, petition.
"
ri
ft
/>,\
noVioQ
IlUllUft
vocation; ~wwv
AAAyWA ^\
rD
to beseech.
u. 601,
*
divine watchers.
Nehesu
neh-t
the name
of a god.
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Nehesu
ra
ra
oil
Copt.
<v\,
Copt.
ssx^j B.D.
^*,
A <n>
15315,
13, a
kind of
neh.
383
nehh-t
Rev
Neha
"
o'
14, 74, oil,
BD
Neh
a mythological croco-
^AA/w^
'
dile
see
Neha-her.
Neha ha ww
-
nameof
face
"
title
"stinking
of Set.
a god.
Neha - hau
Nehit
Stu.6oi,
JTXV
A
...
B.D. 125,
II,
assessors of Osiris.
Neha-her
neheh
u. 44 6, T. 255
.B.D. 125, n,
'tftftffll,
.0?,
D
A/WAAA
fi
P
fi
Rev.
12, 72,
l^~^1
o, eternity;
34,179,
"f"
neheh tchet
27
co* Si^S8
27iS*Ji
G
)i
Neheh
name
_
Q
*.
eternity
11
Osiris.
%O$
<3]>
Neha-her ~w
lastmgness.
fl,
A A V
the
ever-
fl^=l
and
"stinking face"
six knives.
Nehait-her ~w
T. 121, a kind of
wine.
neha
neha
&,
Neha-her
Ebers Pap.
name
(?); var.
/ww
y
the
of a canal at Lycopolis.
nehait
flowers,
"^f
MI' wreaths.
neha
14, 3, to stink,
to
be
nehait
to
!'
in a foul condition.
L-fl,
to
be
foul,
lotus, lily
to take an un-
neha-t
7,
"51.
neheb.
I,
Tuat
*~
j[ |j,
nehi
suppuration,
Hearst
Neha
season-god;
things.
l\l
nehasaa (?)
see
Pap. in,
neha
nehab - t
nehaha
naked
T|
be loathsome or disgusting,
II,
time-god
var.
V^A
craft.
eye.
nehit
neha-t ha-t
Leyd. Pap. 12,
3,
MI
see
N
nehu
more
[384]
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r'
As>
u. 548, 631,
IV, 387,
Copt.
nehb-t
a serpent-god in the
i ,
who provided
Neheb-kau *w*
A ^3 Y,
Tuat iv.aself-
III
two heads
his
at the other.
em Seshsh
Neheb-kau
neheb
Mar. Aby.
nehb-t
,
*A
\5X*4,
J5^ A ^\ _ZT
_/J
(
to
\|
7\
coupled with
i.e.,
Vi
the
nehb-t
I,
S
^)
LJ
*~ww AS.
-cc\S
\
A
1k
UULJ
||^_
*a
_erx
>,
*
the
lotus;
name
of a ceremonial sceptre.
-H
an ox
*'
Neheb - ti
for
ploughing.
,
~ 1k
neheb
IV,
III'
X7<=>^,
|
^]
fT^.
9,
_Z1
'4 8
a kind
of
description.
stone
used
in
1 6, 108, a
proper name.
Rec.
assessors.
-"*
**
fa!hio " er
'
k.
Q-
-JSX
&,
M. 690,
uu
u
l,
2 9'
staff.
one of the 42
Neheb-kau
WWW,
Tuat IX,
craft, to
II,
VS- Rec
\\
B.D. 125,
P. 439,
t\
J
rr^v A ^3
M. 655,
'
Vi
neheb ~w
u. 207,
plur.
Q
rH
^'^"J^'
U. 234.
nehb-t -wwwT\
II
~~
r***
fields.
_ffi\
1]
LJ
I)
-rf<)
conquer, to be entrusted
$kJJx^$^^J(f
neheb ka 1k
)|JLJ,
A ^3
rrv>
N. 719, 794,
cattle or horses, to
yoke
~^ 8
1k
x
L_fl'
one end of
at
U. 311,599, N. 964,
Amen. ',
1S:
Q
\(.
the board on which the clay
385
of
by him.
Ra and
i.e.,
Nehep
n,
Nehep
nehem
Rec.
2 7l
83 =
Rec
-ssi
Pap
nehpu
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
u. 233,
\~S
\^^
">
''
bud, flower;
^,
plur.
'
he who prays
Jiy^,
l6 56, a title
of the Nile-god.
nehem
(?)
\\
nehem
Iside 3;
AAAA/VA
2, 8,
AAAAAA
^y
nehpi
De
J',
of the seven forms of Klinemu.
,
nehep
a consort of Thoth
Q
j
A
"
24 ' l6
Copt.
jgl
nehem-t
ra
1\
Q$, lament,
p. 443)
cry.
f*T*\\?
_-=
nnnSS^
nehma
AAAAAA
nehem n
Rechnung-
j,
AAAAAA
AAyvAAA
\^s
kind
Rev., a ,,
c
j
of bird.
g)
^vA^_cr
AWVSA
(t>
I
AAAAAA
r"i.
Rev.
0,
seize,
to remit a
n,
181,
tax,
to deliver, to
to snatch
away, to
Wort.
nehmen
rescue, to
Suppl.
save; Copt.
nehmi
nehen - ti
.^
neher
AAAAAA
,
ti,.
Dream
u. 107,
>,
Hh.
368, to carry
off,
Stele 2,
to seize.
b like
resemble,
ble, be
(?)
neher
u. 54,
deliverance, rescue.
nehem -ra
mouth,
i.e.,
to
nehem
to steal the
kill.
"^ j^^,
Nehemu
N. 416,
394,
nehm-t
striker.
\\
AAAAAA
M. 47i
to
(?)
repulser,
nehemm
691,
praise
AA*WV\
t-^
Nehru
<^
,,
a sacred boat(?)
a*
neherneher
N. 1325,
(g>,
Jt
to rejoice.
nherher
'S
o
AAAAAA
M.
105,
Nehem-t-auait
Sphinx
Neher-ti
the
name of a
star>
kind of
3
II
light.
386
Neher-tchatcha (?)
B. M.
g.
466 3 1
neht-t
tooth; plur.
Nehsi
'WWW XII.
^
I
\\
'
vL
neht-t
grain or
powder
(?)
\>
*"*
he of the Sudan,
s\gf,
nehetch-t
15. !79,
I,
>.
~ww,
L\\
nekhi
Peasant
VSA
1 1
204,
7,
'
-fi
fa
\\Sil
Israel Stele 8,
1 1'
nekhu - t
SJ
IV, 743ftv
_BN!>
Sudani
tribes in
Tuat V, the
i,
_Zt
grief,
nekhi
masturbation of Ra.
fl
X
=
Q D
nekhu
1
\
% $^$,
^
^~
X?
=&=1
**
80
104, ^^Aw^
co
Nehsiu hetepu
D&rets
lamentation,
sorrow, wail ings.
complaint,
cry,
Nehesu
>,
A/WWV
ftAAA^A
A.Z.
Rec.
2,
/WWVA
'
,/J
O
JJ
*SS*
(p
*^1
AAA/WV
30, 6, 116,
to protect, to
police.
nehsiu thaiu
vww\
i
/WW\A
l\
fl
I
jl (I
c.
Jw
ii
v
plur. 1
II
nekha
slaves.
/WNAA^
t\
(j,u.
6\
Sudani slave
woman
nekll
I ,
Tombos
,
be
w
;
wake up,
nekhnekh
A
(I
I
nT\
^*, Ji3
>^i
[1
^A
compare Heb.
^ ^
restless, to
nehsi
H
I
tfjn2
^, to mutter
^a
guardian.
1^1
00
665,
P.S.B.A. 13, 4 n, to
fl
^2,
nekh
nekhnekh
M.
205, N. 66 4
Thes.
to cover oneself.
P. 284, to flutter
;
'
to
be young; see
Rec
$),
JT
nekh
,
^^/^/^A^
to
overpower, to be mighty.
~^
to attack.
7,
to rouse oneself.
uehsu
fl'
U. 165, T. 136 N. 4 oo
nekhekh
nehes
'
A/
incantations
negress,
o J|
nehes
3 78,T. 184,
fv
g\
J\
lee
20, 80, tO
grow
g'
young.
^),
child;
N
nekhekh
u. 297,
387
M.
P. 631,
TO
315,
to
be
to
old,
grow
N. 756, to sprinkle,
humours, emissions.
AAAAAA
,
N. 756,
AAAAAA
/VAAAAA
nekha
780,
AAAA
old,
2),
to
nekhakha-t
=*
something presented
an offering
"
nekhekh
~f%,
/j
AAAAAA ^\
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nekhau
'
name
nekhabit AW
Rec. 15,
"X<f
a kind of
Nekhekh ur Atem
(of
breasts).
hang, to
descend.
to
nekhai
64,
T. 360,
pendent
602,
C\
J&.,M.
"Old God."
breasts).
woman's
P. 47,
Nekhekh
the
woman's
(of a
P.
AAAAAA
1,
Nekhekh
nekhakha-t
!-"]
218,
AAAA
AAAAAA
^,T.
U. 467,
AAAAAA
nekha-t
and gods.
spirits
AAAAAA
Nekhekh
v\o,
P. 170,
^\,
(1
AAAAAA
Nekhkhu
var.
<|\
deed, document,
17,
AAAAAA
nekhan ^
inscription.
title,
-^j-
=>
,
,
cataplasm.
fr y
nekhekh
-_f
<*
;r.
pour out,
flux,
JJ
nekha
to
(J
whip.
T.
Nekha
emission.
Nekhekh
BD
-
in the Tuat.
'
Sa lte )
nekhi
give birth
nekhekh
/WWAA
nekhekh /\
,
Anastasi
n,
jf\
<
15,
IV,
^""IT!
t~t~]
AAAAi
nekhu-t
U. 182, flame,
nekheb
flail.
^AA fQ
\\^1
o ^"
\S
some p ,-rson
to
nekhakha
described
or thing, to be
*I*
P.
701, to beat, to
strike.
DDO
Darius
4,
to be
named,
name
L_J1'
,N. 1387,
^^K
<=> en
nekha
to the sky";
^Q
rank, docu-
title,
ment.
^Er>'
nekha-t
l873
nekhb - t
'
AAAAAA
fl
*"
>!*
>
d ~-,
Rec.
16,
no,
knife;
title
"*"'
"
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Heruemheb
19,
of
AAAAAA
;
J ^
plur.
nnm
slice
V'
" A
'
of honour, decoration
_zr
fire.
nekhekh
7,
nakhlu,
AAAAAA
AA/VNAA
a kind of whip or
nekha-t
to.
ifl
'^
nekhir(?)
AAAAAA
.^A^AAA
R
AAAAAA
flint.
N
AAAAAA
nekheb
388
7^
J*,
AAAAAA
*^>
^, 9 j4P,
AAAAAA
N.
70,
AAAAAA
fi
J
27, flat land
I9
5'
nekhen-t
AAAAAA
nekheb
O O O
-tf\
">
nekheb
pedestal of a statue.
AAAAAA
nekhen
AAAAAA
(D
Nekhen
finger in his
">I7
Nekheb
humility, lowly.
to kill)
J X)
Xs^'
nekhebkheb
Horus the
i.e.,
mouth,"
a 1
%,
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J
^j
1 ^ \\,
AAAAAA
446,
fy\j
,N. 1133,
p.
^g^
^&&
s
'
.J.
Jo,
Nekhen
6^6,
AAAAAA
32,
"
AAWAA
Nekhemi
Upper Egypt, having her
Nekheb-Nekhen. The Greeks identified
her with Eileithyia and Artemis, and the Romans
i.e.,
3),
AAAAAA J\
125, II,
the Mother-goddess of
OED
P.
^\
.MS-
in the nest,
-\
IT
jf
babe
B. U. 54, 6, the
-Ir
2J)
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*s
1\
Child.
AAAAAA
Nekhen
*W,
the North.
Nekhbi-t
'
AAAAAA
name
Osiris.
i,B.D. 125,111,
seat at
nekhenu
young
ser-
with Lucina.
pl ants or flowers of the
'
nekhb-t
^1
in"
nekhbu-t
a flower, lotus
South.
AAAAAA
nekhen
I*
(?) lily.
Nekhenit
AAAAAA
Nekhbu-ur
enemy.
Js
:s=i
jga^ J|
name
A.z.
liekhnem
of Ra.
smelling
oil
nkherkher
malice,
nekhebt-t
I,'
a kind of strong-
AAAAAA
,
T.
282,
envy,
wickedness.
of
priestesses (?)
neshnem.
see
t\ O,
_CK^
class
'
N. 132, to be destroyed.
AAAAAA
nekhf
^Ijl
to burn, to be burned.
O
2), P. 428,
AAAAAA
nekhen
AAAAAA jQ
AAAAAA
N. 1135,1217,
M. 548, 612,
AAAAAA
Jj
23,IV,i57,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Q
.
nekht
../)
AAAAAA
^ji
to
be strong, to be mighty, to be
Copt. ftttjOX.
AAAAAA
nekht
AAAAAA
P.
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f\
AAAAAA
*V
\>
9,
_/!
T.
^>,
^/T
M.
/I
%^
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ft)
49,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
60,
AAAAAA
t^\ ^
-/I
Pill' %*'
strength,
might,
force,
power,
N
^
389
/wv
nekht
man
plur.
Amen.
i,
A/WW\ ^^
21, 3, a strong
nekht-tiu
.1
VJ-T*-
strong
>JX,
4, a kind of plant.
"WW*
14-1
neKhth
1
men, troops,
forces.
**->*
Rec. 31,
<
68, a
nes
strong
woman.
^- ^=^
AAAAAA
nekht-t
nekht, nekhta
pronominal
suffix
she,
68l|
it.
strong
I,
white,
dead
i.e.,
dead black
white (of
colour);
/j
to.
<^
r-
~^\
1400,
tt
(of colour).
nes
\\
Amen
ft
\.
19, 20,
Tl
'
AAAAAA
belonging
AAAAA/V
>
il-3
n
(,
strong, mighty.
nesi
nekht -a
xrr
nes
,,
nekht
strength, strong.
P. 405)
579i
p,
mighty man.
giant,
am
fv\
belonging thereto
-/yA^-
of arm,
i.e.,
IV, 1078,
strong
to
him
a P'
that
is in.
3024,
148,
i
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M-
<W\AA/\
Nekht-a
9, 28,
name
"
i,
"crier," a
Nekht
title
/)
^2^^
II.
names);
Dream
str ong
voice,"
9>
belon g in g to him.
attached to the
seal, ?>.,
one
in
^, Ombos
B.D.
charge of an
,Tuatxn,
serpent fire-god.
Divine
Power.
40.
I,
86,
Methen
15
n sen ami
4 o,
7,
(iA
a goddess.
77; 34,
belonging to them.
Nes-N-t "~1
Nekht, Nekht-ti
* "
,
'
Nesst-naisu
13,
^.o p
title.
Nekht[it]
'"'
'
official seal.
Sli'
t_J
Nesmekhef
,
Rev.
J|
J'
nes-t
of an official.
Nekht
Rameses
nekht kheru
i.e.,
^^ ^~@ t\
of a horse of
Nekht khepesh
Stele
-tL-fl-^^agod.
Nekhtut em Uas
Rev.
Asenath
h2DM,
Gr.
"^
o
= Heb.
0'
'Ao-ei/e'i
Nes-neter
title
j
'
Nekht-tu-nti-setem-nef
Ombos
II,
134,
of the high-
priest of Busiris.
a mythological
being.
/WWVN
nekht
,->
I ,
Amen.
8,
19, fortified
p,
fortress; plur.
III
II
tongue ; plu
place,
to talk too
much;
Heb.
jiffi*
?.
B 3
Copt.
N
nes she
(?)
Ebers Fa P- 6 5.
'
" sea
tongues," a seed or plant used in
1 1,
88,
390
medicine.
^ Kherp
Thrones, a
director of
nesti,
^A\ C3
title;
Two
the
JJ
the two
UBS
V gi
consume.
to devour, to
'^^
Jm
Nestiu
n gg_-j;
-^
,I
to arrive, to approach.
Anastasi
'
I,
an
c"3
Nesta
^?
(1
to burn, flame,
nesu-t
fire.
/VWSAA
Nesti-khenti-Tuat
,
4,
nes
(1
J|
[j
part of
inclined plane.
14,
J!,
511
I
_A
f the
16 g ds
!
throne or thrones.
1
!
^Q
a
Nesttauit ^-^ ^, =
iv, 6 1 3,
\\
nes-t
vfy,
name
of
Hathor.
fire.
flame,
f<sw</>A
nesnes
/y\/ww
**~v
to burn.
/yww\
nes-t ^-<
-H-
nes-1
ness
nesnes
Anastasi
I,
made
grain, wheat,
III
of the same.
1157, a kind of
bread cake.
IV,
B.D.
(Sa'ite)
108,
i,
measure.
.'"
nes-t
16, 5,
.J-"-,
^^
nes-ti
to destroy.
dhurra, or cakes
fiery.
WWW-
o^-o
fo
%k
disease, sickness.
ivvwvA
nes
\\
nesit
a kind
fWWVA
/VSAA/V\
,-,
.fi\
nesut '^^ \\
f~\
^S
-ff\
'
11
'
wea P ons
of skin disease.
>
group of fiends
IQ'Tik
nes-t
B.M.
I,
144,
32,
AAAAW -^
nes-t
Nesiu
u. 440, T. 251,
in the
Nesiut
fern.
Tuat;
y^vvAA
I,
I
nes-ti
suffering
man
Z5
nesut
ffi
77\
ffi
ftAAAAA
plur.
SQ
i'
AJWW,
ffi
ffi
^^
Two
Two
Nesa.
nesa
..
Horus and
Set;
1.
(?)
^^
igi,
nesaui -w^
\\
knife, dagger.
S
<=>
(V\AAA/\
..,
<ww\
31 31
nesti
sa
Nes-t taui
Lands," or
Nesi-Amsu 555,
y^r
zsa
JWVAAA
II
I,
67,
(1
ship.
30,
N
nesas
var.
?& M. 254
,
i.e.,
-'>!;
sQj,
Sfl
king of
all
e/>
lift ,
>;v<j
3 36,P.8i2,N.6 4 2;
^(jP^,T.
AAAAAA
391
1-1
Egypt;
plur.
/wwv\
\\
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I
fire
flame,
-5V
= 1.- M.
-' N -7
Nesu
Nesu
=
I
T
Palermo
Rec.
Teachings of
>
T c-D
1
& c-^j
AAAAAA
r^^i
palace,
17,
4, 3,
1
>/
^4
T
5,
942> 943> k
SI
of the
'
r\
T AAAAAA
and represents the ^ of the
yj^
title
19 10.
xl-<2>official;
Ai-ma-seb
Nesul
J,
1T
ULl
AAWVAA
jk> N ^^
1
T
AAAA^A
*"*
"H
the ladies
IV, 1015,
AAAAAA
^^
_fl
;
__ ))
-<S>-
of an
title
king's butler(?);
fr^v
Sphinx
II, 132,
to
J|
e,
Ddcrets 23,
xn
ibid.,
S,
r\
(j
(j
g>,
king's scribe;
AAAAAA
i.e.,
Hi
II
bJ
kl
n-su-t-ba-t.
\J^..
/WWAA
42; J
I,
royal scribe,
of
article
According
z-3
1
.
a cuneiform transcription
in-si-ib-ja,
Tombs
ftfl
i,
Abhandl. K. P.
in
Classe,
in-si,
See the
and Ranke's
ff.,
Keilschriftliches Material,
Akad.
same
Royal
transcribed in cuneiform by
is
l^J)
T Q i_l
AAAAAA
,L.D. Ill,
ments ;
plur.
or
B.M. 374,
I,
house;
king's
s\
Amenemhat
Stele,
2 35,
122,
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T
1,
T
ili
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>
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f\
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c
and
king's scribe
T A^^/V\
registrar of the
bread
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the king's
in
general;
plur.
'
barge
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to
all
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i
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I
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6i,M. 139,
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r^ ^*
IV, 208,
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NN
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,
I
Rev.
king's libationer
fi^l
king's cup-bearer; 1
Ci
f-1
"
Nesu bati
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lands;'
&
=>
Palermo
2,
Z
king's
mother
plur.
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936,
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room;
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47; J
T
6,
I,
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kinsman;
king's
/WWSA
royal ancestors
Methen
5,
serfs.
nesu
plur.
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974;
king's
1^1
t o
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ueen
neSUt
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nesb
first
haste
i,
J
n
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J)
Wi
!'
^',
HI
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/
title;
nesusu
real
(?)
A/^WV\ r\
J,
u. 519,
T. 329,
J,
wife;
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-I-
S
W
'
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yww>
workman
artificer or
P
MHO
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j]
I
1876, 101,
N. 680,
P-
I,
A ^n^ with
c,
'
giveth an
/www
an
offering,"
Ci
111
the king
nesb
M'
'
4=
burn up,
to
to
consume, to destroy
by-
fire.
all
(1(1
JI
nesbit
'
consumer,
fire,
flame.
>
0'
L3
_^
fire,
flame.
Thes. 3
Nesbit
Nesb-amenu (?)
O 1
,
1,
the goddess of
tne coronation of
1O 1
,
consumer,
Stele,
devourer
Palermo
eater,
formula that
offering
^~
A/ws/
nesbit
PJiJl
devourers.
A^
45,1
T ^A~w
Ululo O
\ll
(fern.).
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J,
"
Ao
-^,^1907,
T UJ
D
M. 695,
j\
%J
-=3 _fl
^1
43,1
o Q
P. 168,
IO^B,*,,
r-j
consume.
'~1
^AA^v\
Denderah IV,
JV
62, a warrior-god.
'
^ ..-
m-
"^ J)
Nesb-kheper-aru (?)
K^ 5 ".
P rince of
fl
/]
viceroy of
Nubia
c>
-9
^^
>
,1
T ^ T Ig^
JSr
I
,
I
(-.
the goddess
ess of the
JO'
portion,
J|
nth hour
of the
day.
kings daughter,
/.#.,
princess;
Q
jf
rjyci,
1,
5 2, king's eldest
daughter;
sister
^]) king's
fragment,
limb,
member
plur.
I.
T T, III,
J.
king's children;
392
=?*:??
wounds, slaughterings
(?)
N
a
Nesem (?)
tL
fD
neseh
__
jj,
f ?
2^2
nes
T. 287,
vlll
Nesereh
(?)
N. 51, a
varr.
god
Nessf(?)
divine bull
393
a P art of the
to cut,
hack, to dis-
member.
O^
ffw^
P. 40.
nessq
*/
nes-th
to
'
^*5>-
le g-
H
(^
nesensenu
**,
O
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^_
N.
842,
throne
see
n
W
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nesh
M. 323
P. 168,
I,
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nesti
'
/wvw\
N-sent(?)
Rec.
^/^/w^A
Thes. 818,
2,11
nesh
kind of grain.
ooo*
16,
nesh
to con-
to eat (?)
<=>
HI
U.
...8
4 '
DI
S'4'
to
neshi
to biaze
fire,
"'
on end
flame.
burn,
to
fl
f~K-i H
flame.
rw~i
AAAAAA
nesrit
~^
^
e>
r\
lift
-WWVA
^ ^
^ie
Jl HI'
)a r
'
'
U. 269,
"
(T^
v\
hover
^AAW
A
lieslishu cs=i(B IZ2, Ebers Pap.
Tuat IV,
hippopotamus-goddess.
to hurry, to hasten.
tt
(J,
to
\A
(2) a lioness-headed
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< >
-^ p
a kind of
/WV>AA
I,
ffl,,
\\
<2
82,
Tuat
C&,
L--/I /ww
4,
nesh
Si
6, i,
ts
Neserit ^^
stand
to
neshu
name
the
Love Songs,
rvn
%S
B.D. 58,
fire.
32,
Neshi-shentiu
neser-t
Rec.
neshu-t
blazing
one.
:ij-
flame,
Se t
AAAAAA
nserser
>n
name
>"
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,
>
flaming one,
nesri
Q,
Nesh
ponder.
433
burn
csn,
'
sider, to
neser
6, 2 2,
rvn y\
away, to drive away, to rush out upon.
" Terrifier
W<
a
f
to frighten
,
Rev.
of Osiris.
neser
be
to
10,
helpless; see
^o^,
],
Nastasen Stele
tt
A
lyl
99, 16,
storm wind.
neshsh
Nesru
O
|
to
be
-/!
neshnesh-t
AAAAAA
^
cnn ^^
C
AAAAAA
nesh
^^^J
i
a divine bull.
*"
287,
doorway;
Rec. 26,
^
;
v\
part of a door, or
13
\S,
plur.
divine bull.
Nesermer
Nesrit-ankhit
Nesrem (?)
i,
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nesh(?)
-
40,
J^
\AAAAA
394
AAAAAA
neshesh
A.Z.
^AAA/W
l\
a
rt>
neshpa oafl
128,
1910,
AAAAAA
IL'\V
Hh.
r\n
158, saliva.
Az
1-7
neshef
rvn
nesh-t, neshut,
r-rc-i
moisture, saliva,
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Sphinx
spittle.
U.
\\
\\
(?)
000
N.
oa
Neshmit
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
27, '"haler.
187,
,i
neshnesh
nshefshef
9,
U. 312, moisture
^.^^
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^='
,-rtv,,
'
v.
286,
'
emission, saliva.
nesh
\$X
\\
a plant.
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nesh
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oa
ooo'
\\
oa
!:
\\
(S
A/WW
gravel, pebbles.
A.Z.
Nesh-renpu
a.
divine name.
__
^,
N. 355,
123, 125,
T7
V\
sa J[
nesha
var.
i
nesha
ii, a
7T
B.D. 40,
Hj^,
Ra and
sacred boat of
a metal pot
the
god of the
Neshem
boat.
Neshmit
,
(?)
Neshem
boat.
%"^,
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T^Ttl'^
I
neshmit, neshmut
Peasant
6,
Rec-
'
14, a plant;
3 8 > 6 4,
Yv
\\
n
-f\
B.D. 172.3,
3
\il *i^
1
II!
*r*
scales of fish.
neshm-t
nesha
Rec.
69
16,
/)
stone,
a kind of precious
(?)
= Copt.
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neshua
f|
neshuau
AtW
C3a^ooo'g emsin g
Cl
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neshem
meat
I~K~I
reviler (?)
i~rc-i
^d
^~,,
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nshebsheb
lotus, a flower
^^ J rm
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i
v>
AAAAAA
Dtf
(?)
eneral
p=
^\
^^
P.
M.
188,
neshen C3a
,?
r-n-i
^\
sharpen.
fl
,
^\
AAAAAA
nshemshem
u. 98, N.
var.
^o
oa.oara
X D 21
VV
AAAAAA
bud.
offering.
AAAAAA
neshb
HI
v\V
^^
neshmm ^^
^AAAA^
inhaled.
Osiris.
neshp
3,
1-1
v\
i
I,
1^
Neshem
^^^^tSllj^-P^!'
-ff\
\\
V, 98.
Neshmit
\AAA ^\
Z3E
nesh, nesha
AAAAAA
to
T.
250,
U.
^aQ,
AAAAAA
\#-
555,
Y
r-rc-i ->~^,
IV, 1078,
nn
to
395
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r-s-i
terror,
neshsesut
AA/WVX
alarm,
horror,
fright,
or
horrible
something
rage,
fury,
neshti
iieshn.il
v.
sT
neshni oa\\
\\
AAAAAA
\ \
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
oa\\
nesht
.^'~1
strong
AAAAAA
-j
^7"; r
l-K-lt
Jl
(<:),
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
\
be strong,
14,
32,
form of Aapep.
r-rc-i
SS^^N
^'
\\i
'
>
neshni cna u\
title
of Set.
m\\ ((
Neshenti
V.
\\
P.S.B.A.
AAA/SAA
oa
Rev.
(?)
/WiAAA ^\
/VVWV1
\\
Tr
of Set.
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r-w~i
'
rp
neqhuut
,\\
(?)
commit adultery
Copt. noeiK.
Rev., to
r^l
title
plur.
44,
Am-
\\
\\,
L_=fl
_/l
'
to cut, to slay.
nesht-ti
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
I
rr?
oa.^
to
Nesi-Amsu
nesht
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
'
AAAAAA
\\
1 1,
yj
AAAAAA
\\
AAAAAA
24,
Copt.
Nesht
aa
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cruel, violent.
TiJ,
J -^
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tempest.
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\\
L_=/l.
storm, hurricane,
AAAAAA
.XI
AAAAAA
L_U_J
<^
AAAAAA
713
- ^-^
L_=/l
AAAAAA
calamity, disaster.
o, p.
AAAAA^
oa
nesht
thunderstorm,
storm,
alarming,
\\
c=
-V
nD
Jour. As.
A,
storm, tempest.
],
neshen aa^_-J,
to be eclipsed (of a
f\
x-
(1
eclipsed
"
"
'^-^
An
L*
a great eclipse.
to eat into,
>
neshni
>
V^T^.
/I
Y^lk. ^
possessions
'
(of
neshen
am
&
in
O
moon
^ ^
y\
AAAAAA
AWW
1/zi
AAAAAA
fl
body);
heavenly
neq-t
ReV
^?lll'
'
Copt. ItK<L.
fire).
:o
neqan
to pluck a bird.
be lacking, or
wanting.
A/
neshnem
rj.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
^4-
neqa
59,oa
,U.
^AAAAA
oil; var.
Rev.
13,
things, stuff.
rub down
to
_B*\i
neqa
sk^
neqaut
J^
U^o
AAAAAA
oa
crane
(?)
gg^, Rev.
12, 65,
hawk(?)
@o
III'
Copt. Itocyep.
Pap. 87,
neshes
u. 538, T.
t-n-i,
'
to
nesher
goods,
2,
295,
P.
229,
5,
in'
%?
"Tajf
T _
"
~/T
3,
what
^ ^
is
Ebers
i''
Ebers Pap.
rubbed or ground
25, 3,
Sphinx
down
14, 225,
HI
AAAAAA
neshes
neqaut
713
A
i
B.D.
o, p.
(?)
27,
death.
i,
396
rwwv*
Neqaiu-hatu
,
B.D. 27,
the fiends
i,
MI
Jf
tore
hearts.
up
neq-t
^^=6
0*Qf pronominal
suffix:
M.
thou,
thee;
Wf
pergola
see
ill'
U. 181, 182,
U. 628,
edible plant.
neqeb
zl
-tf\
/->.
Berg.
the
I, 8,
f^^
VV
(I
T. 12,
Ra)
nenk ^^^
var.
959ZJ
omite
--.-1
<
f=S)
commit sodomy,
-^u), to
sod-
/I
<
rape
Metternich^tele
3, to
Copt. ttOGIK.
^=* t
'
\_=^
^~^' c
neKK
/WVWV
=^=>
.Hi^
self (of
to
64,
A^A^/^A
-----^
J)
VJ
j|
Stele
'
1^
neqem
P. 579,
Metternich
>
copulate, copulation
Neqebit (?)
(?)
nequt
Methen, vineyard,
Inscrip.
'
=2,,
267,
402.
nek
(?)
<3
/wwvi
T.
something
v_
V
X
ft
AAAA/VV
who
^x
nequ-t
nek
\->
be
^^,
nekaka
afflicted, to
mourn, to
gritve, to lament.
Verbum
933,
428,
I,
P.
M. 373
198,
swived,
(?)
fecundated,
pregnant.
neqmu
mourners, afflicted
111
neqma
to
ones.
work
nek
A/^/
in metal.
plur.
neqn
to bear in
mind, to think,
to
A '^,
neqn-t
159, to
sift
neqr
&
injury, affliction.
crime, murder
neqr
remember.
@j,
Copt.
zi
ItOKep
R ec
^,
ww
what
is sifted.
?, P.
nqehqeh
703
work
to
(1
,^
i
dust, powder,
neqerqer
see
nekit
(?)
O A
86, 16,
in
pieces cut
off,
ings, hackings.
nekut
Peasant
nek-t
injury,
119,
transgression (?)
act, crime.
/W\AV\
^i^s
\\
some
outrage,
wanton
nekt
slash-
'
r ^ ^
,
in'
n
|
/wwv-
neqt(?) ^ ^
/wvw>
t_J],
Ebers
things>
Jj.,
Pap. 60, ii
neqett
P ert y;
thinirs
v
(Jopt.
_
KH.
rtK^,
-ww^ d
^^ j-
Israel Stele
2 3-
neka
to sleep.
neqett
;-,,
sleep
Copt.
HKOTK.
>
\*=>\ <=*,
1
Hh
'
IOI>
god.
sons.
D e nd erah III,
Nekit
nek-t
'
'
o'
Nqetqet
thin g s g ods
'
24, one of
seven solar goddesses.
397
T\
>$\
neka
&,
nekenu ^^t Q
AAAAAA
iv, 4 6,
malefactor
plur.
N\
plur.
nkens ^^(rjl'^V, ^ ev
AAAAAA
*/&*J
nekau
bad deeds,
offences.
violence
Copt. ft<5~bnc.
Tuat
Nekentf
,
murderer,
^^
Neknit
thought;
*v
"^(j-^
plan.
neka-t
o
;
a god in the
Tuat.
I,
'
Rev.
AAAAAA
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mourner.
AAAAAA
4\
/,
fc)
*
>^-
to grieve, to lament,
nekhi
Copt.
7th
the
Jour. As.
nekt
55,
bird.
var.
V>
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
neg, nega
ffl
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
nekau
f<=g|
U MI
^*
bulls,
male animals.
f\
neki
criminal,
(j
malefactor, murderer ;
plur.
I,
hew, to
to cut open, to
off,
slay, to crush.
nega - t
\e
X'
ffl
,
J&L-fl'
ffl
4U X
JSS& x A'
Peasant 277, a smiting, a blow, a breach in a
wall or dyke.
B.D. 164,
,,
21,
B.M.
16,
form of
Set.
_ ^ ^ ]^ ^,
nekpata
a plant with a
gummy juice,
S Ebers
Nesi-Amsu, 29,
neg, nega
AAAAAA
a kind of astragalus.
AAAAAA
nekpeth
Rec.
4,
21,
an
rfl
/t)
(1
T-T
<v"
il
tAi
_cC^
III
"
aromatic plant.
nekfitar
neken
4, to lack, to
\\
**=*,
u.
'
an unguent
from Sangar.
number;
nega-t
214,
O
A*> _^ 1^>
AAAAAA
*^1
({)
-mr
(~>n
/-,
Stele
n,
want of water.
CH
ffi
1_
Kubban
l'
L.D. III, 65 A,
10 ..
A/SAAA/V
\y
Nk^
to
someone, to commit an
murder, to do
evil or
make an
outrage,
attack
to
on
AAAAAA
53, P. 441,
^^^
harm, to be attacked by
,?, P. 704,
commit
N. 915, 955,
nekenit
M. 544, N. 1125,
7J5
I,
5^'
T. 45,
't)
5f?J>
r=a O OS,
T. 249,
transgression.
ffi
bull
U. 613, bull of
bulls.
>
P lur
P. 87,
M.
AAAAAA
nega
AAAAAA
'
negait
bulL
iec.
ffi
.,,
U.
^ jx, ^j ^,
N.
the four-
966,
>^0
ys
fe
\<rr>
to
*>
bull
^/
be destroyed,
come
to
negebgeb
-f
heaven.
ffi
Neg
Tt
N.
955, a
AVVAAA
(j
bull-god
who
[J],
y>
^,1^.^
-0-
|^\
an tend.
to
to break,
AAAAAA
x,
ffi
fl
ffi
n AAAAAA
SAAAiW
a water-god.
ffl
AA/WSA
negemgem
JMegau.
"V
to break.
Negeb
y-
ffi
AAAAA
AAAAAA
appeared from
/wwv\
negeb
577,
Metternich Stele,
AAAAAA
36,
negu pet
/B
horned
9o S
lament) to mourru
AAAAAA
ffl
n
II,
>
A/
ox;
bull,
3> to
^a
-yi.
ffi
Neg
A.z.
AAAAA
\LI5J,
64,
26,
^/l
.J'PVfr
AAAAAA *\
vxx
.M>. H S !^M^
www
w
negam
AAAAAA
ffl
TT
i"
semen, essence.
f^i
negau
ffi
l^'
ffi
398
AAAA/V
AAAAAA
1^'
ffi
^g ^,
-ww*
R 6 c.
13,
Neg-en-kau
,
"'
negen
(?)
neg
Hh.
i,
ga
AAWVW
dess (solar
cack i er
Hh. 344,
ffl
,
to
fi.
a god-
A/WW\ __
neges
to overflow.
ngesges
>
ffl
ffl
fflffl
B.D.
59,
the
3,
<=>
^1'
fflffl
goose-goddess
U=/)
who
AAAAAA
Negneg-ur
full
Berl.
a
2296; see
AAAAAA
,,j
t&iC
'
,
59,
2; see
AAAA/W
nt
44,
'
p ronom na
Ik
ffi
CT
V o, who, which;
suffix,
fem
M>
1218
thou, thee.
T. 60, P.
one
ffl
VA
'
/>
nta
Denderah IV,
overloaded
9SI>
56, 2,
S,
IV>
-*_'
ffl
(Sa'ite) 54, i,
ne e a e at
^=
tt
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Negaga - ur
IK
ffi
ffl
be heaped
AAAAAA
up
B.D.
to cut, to slay.
I,
14,
j-,^
Jj, Berg.
who befriended the dead.
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ffi
ft
^AAA
VYVAAA
to cackle, to quack.
nega
Negnit
ffl
^^.
negengen
541, to cackle.
ffl
\\
ffl
2 95.
Copt. rVT.
P. 712, N. 1365,
(of the breasts of a
pendent
woman).
AAAAAA
"^v
(WvAAA
'yi
a relative particle
who, which
\\
N
a
f\
(I
1
AAAAAA ^
which
that
rt
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is
<D
AAAAAA
^,
everything which
is
AAAAAA
this
~\
which;
(fern.)
AAAAAA
^i
"'
to
,-Q,
to
weave,
to
bind,
var.
tie;
V"
f\
(I
N. 1385, the
|l
s=s, Rev.
which;
t
_/T
T^Bi^^J
AAAAAA AAAAAA
two
iCi
AAAAAA
-7
AAAAAA
^J
because ;
letter or a narrative.
opens a
AAAAAA
fiK
\\
iCi
AAAAAA
ntt
\\
ntt
AAAAAA
r\
who
everyone
,
'
e*
\\
399
13, 81
ntt-t
AAAAAA
V
x
AAAAAA
Q Q
v-,
Q Q (9,
AAAAAA
O
nti
Copt. rrre.
''"'."i'"
plur.
cords,
AAAAAA
h~ =
bandages, ligatures.
ties,
,
H\\
nti
bandlet;
fillet,
\\
21
Lanzone
\\
who
AAAAAA
am
Pap.
175, a creation-god
stablished the world.
3024, 142,
\\
he who
is
there,
a dead
i.e.,
T. 207,
AA/
man
plur.
Bed. 731
nti
which
the thing
\\
/^AAAA^
AAA/VAA
\\
Copt.
what
is,
plur.
Ui
\\
\\
is
AA/WVA
fSSSSS*
Ml
Gr.
Niyi^,
AAAAAA
Ntiu
exist,"
i.e.,
" those
Tuat V,
who
dess,
who gave
the righteous.
forms
Ntiu
"
Net Hetch-t
,
I,
'
\\
\\
/
Net Sher-t
the maiden.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
f\
Pv
o\\l'
those
who
lj
are;
^
to the
(I
(^)
JJ
the gods
who
exist as
dead gods,
,
opposed
I
Net Tesher-t
AAAAAA
Net - tepit - An - 1
Rec. 33, 34
(\/\)'
varr.
Tuat
II,
Net hetut
\J
the
AAAAAA
Nti-em-sert
Sa'is.
\\
title
of an
AAAAAA
official.
Nti - her - f -
mm
net
(O
-
masti f
-
name
P
or attached, to accounts.
V_V
JL.I
JO, devoted,
the
Cv
of a
god.
nt hesb
\\
the
C/
the
5C, U. 54,
ill
AAAAAA
\\
Red Crown
400
'xAAAAA
A/
net
AAAAAA
^wv'
AAAAAA AAAAAA
i
AAAAAA
,_/)' r
i
,
net
to sprinkle; varr.
AAAAA AAAAAA
AAAAAA
to
netnet
'
AAAAAA AAAAAA
netnet
AAAAAA
net
AAAAAA
"AW"
>*AAA*
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
~w
/WVAAA
stream, canal
net-t
<?*?>
secretion, emission;
^Q,
masc
3 rd
pers. pron.
ntef
he, his,
him; Copt.
401]
124, Rec. 6, 10,
T.
netf
V^AAA
AAA/WV
rt
6,
Rev.
Jl
197,
111;
P.
V"
A/iAAAft
<=>
/);
v.,
2 L8
*flL Amen, n,
unharness;
goddess
8,
4;
15,
Copt.
Tito-rre.
Copt. no-irrq.
netfi
Rev
\\
J
3' 4, explanation or
solution (of a difficulty).
'
netf
1-W-^l^
1^,11-Bvl'
Peasant
,
\
144,
to
263,
sprinkle, to water a
garden, to
pour out.
i
nteftef vw
netm
1\
Hi
i,
see
ft
Im
i,
in
QA,
neter, nether
T. 237, .
^,
M.
"1,
147,
^<=^.
force.
N. 649,
periods for
mA
all
Q,
Copt. Itcnrre,
become
j<^>,
(j
Q na
""
\\
i
\\
m in*^
m-
netr
u. 70, N. 330,
i
I
I.
a divine youth;
* &
a divine
Power.
.ft
'
(5
',
a C3 CJ M
1J
I,
csaW/"^
1908, 452,
neteru
^
Jour. As.
-
divine one.
netri-t, netrit
ftXHp.
1i^f
Vi&
I
==a>
,
MI
a divine
woman
tin
or thing
plur.
\\'
,
AA^W\
'
l
iVVAAAA
fwvw>
Rec.
27,
netra 1
I
^^
J\
fl
(2
^>
N
Rev
J 4'
3.3,
magic or
2
divine
literature.
netrer
l
<=>
|
^o,
D
l
|<=>i
nemmat (nemmat
neter
14,
divine (adj.).
\\
Stele
Israel
'l^
netri-ti
402
neter)
the god s
|, power, divinity;
block of slaughter.
IV, 340,
'
Palermo
neterteri
"
Stele,
421,
IV,
divine
J)
house of the
form or image.
C
neteru abu
e^
C3C3C3(c>
(2
"^
^,
those
who
made valiant.
are
,
|
"^
|j
"
"
father of the god,"
divine father," or
of
the
the
i.e.,
king,
king's father-in-law.
^(j^
a father
day and
/^|
the father-gods
Mu
neter
Thes.
"1
112,
uhem (Uhem
neter
-C]
an order of
priests
who
(hau neter)
of
Orion.
neter)
If,
<=i
L=^
lo D<^3>
'
propitiatory offerings
made
to a
'
in
god, sacrifices, the property or possessions
used in
general of the god, the instruments
fet-t (fet-t
iv,
neter
i,
stars
'
Neter
li
gods.
Neter-uash (Uash-neter)
'
mother-
the
!'
"
night.
.<?<??'
'
_J]
Jo
768,
(j
a god;
[~l
X
L_J
|j
\\
y __
neter)
divine sweat.
making
(i.e.,
Neter Kher-t
Isis)
netrit
a\
'
for a
goddess.
"1 A
%>
n
jl
U. 7QO,
sacred writings.
in hieroglyphs.
c3
(Kher-t neter)
(2) the
of a priestess.
the building
offerings.
I,
^ ^,
mason;
plur.
,
j
>
N
neter khe-t (akh-t neter)
''
Q J^
777J j)'
IV
"1
1
=1
MI
yf
tlTV)
forms are
later
Venus;
morning
:^,
-m o^o^
+ IK
*
0=1^
\\
I*
khetmi
,
star of the
P. 611,
^k,
fa
I
,
Neter
I
2^,
9 6 5. the property
>
plur.
[403]
(khetmi neter)
tj,
la
T. 93, N. 629
'
f=j]
J ~\
(?)
-Jj,
god;
fflfilfi),
plur.
Neter 1
fl]^,
T.
398,
Berg.
Jj,
13, a serpent-god
I,
the dead.
M. 400.
Neterti(P)
of the
field
the
god"
name
god
of the
neter aa
necropolis of Eileithyiaspolis.
!'
345,
Tuat V, a
),
Tuat.
in the
u. 416,
||,
god
"
a title of
many gods
god.
QD
^T
who
priestess
the
carried
'
god's
D .A
p |u
member
Neter aa
'1
body-guard
human
Henu, 14;
^'
"", inscrip.
IV. 329,
|,
rx^o'
<
s,
=f^=
SXT-
'
the
heaven.
title
of the priestess
in Lycopolis.
Shipwreck
5,
"jk^,
"1
Ik * 1 1'
t0
ad
Neter bah
purpose
special
1,
(?) f\
Rec
4,
*&
Thebes
god.
who
the god
ap-
Epiphanes.
Tuat
of Isis
'
^jjjj
>
an axe-god or goddess.
*,
s~^
of the high-priestess of
legs.
re> l
$ **f~ \\ J),
title
title
peareth
f)
in
terminating
Neter peri
the
Neter ua
IV, 615,
...
Neter-ta
w,
tail
c,
Tuat V, a two-headed
Neter aa
Neter ta (Ta-neter)
e>
|,
head.
...
N. 764, 800.
333
J*_qj|q.
>-.
|>
sistrum.
tne
JlJlJl^n
Neter
mut
title
Termuthis.
neter merti
Aby.
II, 23,
Mar.
16
2
N
~\
H'
404
8 S9.
the
'
fk
V\
two great
the
in the Tuat.
Neterui
"1
singing-
Sekhet-Aaru,
T==T
Edm
weter-
TSTfitftr-
Jl
J
Jf U
Tuat IX, a
(?)
^^. p 3",
"**
Q
-"
Neter-neteru
=>
Neterui aaui
Neterit-nekhenit-Ra
,
and Nephthys
god
T'
79> a
name
O f the Nile-god.
M. 454-
Neter-kha
B.D. i37A,
jTi,
^fc>
i,
god of
^^
[I
>
ibid.,
1.
3.
I,
06,
Epiphanes.
Neterui menkhui
Neterui merui at
i=r,
father-loving gods,
ficent gods.
the two
Philopatores.
i.e.,
Neter - ka - qetqet
Edfd
Neter
Jour. As. 1908, 290,
Neterui perui
^!
1 T=L
i.e.,
\\,
_ctr
Philometores.
Osiris.
Neterui netchui
Netrit-ta-aakhu (?)
who
"fl-fl,
he two s ds
act as defenders.
Tuat V, an axe-god.
Neterui hetepui
Netrit-ta-meh (?)
V, an axe-god.
D Jl
Tuaut neter
(p.
P.
80;
'
Neterui senui
403).
Neter-tchai-pet 1
Annaies
Neterui sheptui 1
i,
^,
M.
I
(?)
ID
Netrit-Then
^^f^^'^s.
M.
a=^k
Tuat v,
an axe-god.
la
H y mn
'
Neteru IV
Darius
Neterui
~2
J,P.348,
28,
135.
chief gods
four
the
Neteru VII
B.I).
2,
[J,
'
of
heaven
'
Neterui
|,
rtfV
their
own
bodies,
i^
|W/W
fi
/i
^^^
n
"
^~
Neteru VIII
Company
who made
|[^
of Thoth.
who
U. 251, N. 216,
",
405
Nesi-Amsu
f=i
(i)
Nine Gods.
12,
heaven;
-fl,
P Q
m mmmum"
- -
i.e.,
aqq
Ml
'
6;
"
'
III, the
'
l/
B.D.
serpent-goddess
'
who
dwell in the
Mehen
var.
-\l-
r\
i.e.,
B.D. I25
^11,
5,
i,
Tuat
'33, the 3 6
41- ^K
III, the
'
|j
D I4I> 4S the
gods of the Aats.
'
associated with
the serpent-goddess
who
pro-
Berg.
who
(j
LJ
c^>
"1
I
"1
I
III
lt^
-CC*
/ww
pedestals.
c
Neteru aabtiu
'
gods on their
28, the
I,
1'f^,'
Q Pi
^>
57 2 '
the gods
in
Neteru-amentiu
B.D.
I,
gods
Neteru aakhutiu
iu
the
U. 572,
Q Q
ft
in A
Tuat.
cqcqcq 4
shrine of Osiris.
c.n'
1,
L'
""
Neteru amiu
in the
Dekans.
-yi
I"
who were
Thes
gods;
Companies of
and the Tuat.
(II
Mar. Aby.
the
<==> OH*,
HH
Neteru aau
fll'TlMSu
^\
train of Osiris.
Neteru Aatiu 1
Q
5\
cqcqcq
I
%>
41
of Heaven, Earth,
Neteru XLII
I,
qqcj eiqq
111 |T|.U.
Netriu 1
'
P. 217, the
Gods
JWi JT
Tuat
41IT
earth;
the Tuat; an
m in m in in
m m m in m m
f
jj
iiT
66
Tn-*V"*fliTnTTi
m in
=^=>
(2)
the Nile.
J^- 3^,
dwell in:
ffi
(3)*
who
the gods
6,
u.
5 86,
M. 8o S N. 1335,
,
P. 298, the
mnnn
i)
c 3
N
C
Neteru aru ta
'
atfiu
68,
B.D.
!,
I
1 2,
Neteru mehtiu
earth.
Neteru
Sinaitic Peninsula.
111'
P.
III
(]
M. 805, N. 1335
586,
I=
I=
J.
406
the father-gods
1*^=,
til
1,
northern gods.
RD
f] StTi"'
N. 967,
fem.
Neteru uatu
ni
Neteru-nu-He-t Ba
'
Pap. Ani
c.
I,
6,
of the Soul-Temple
the gods
northern
aa
tJV
eastern
J_,
earth,
&
western
Neteru Baiu Pu
gods, the souls of
Pu
Neteru en Tuat
the
Neteru nuttiu
1 3jj&
/
Nekhen (Hieracon-
in
the
c^ Jra.
the native
gods of towns.
the gods of
*,
oa
I
a n
Neteru pe-t
var.
I
I
fl"-^-
polls).
heaven
!
I
gods of the
cities.
Neteru pauttiu
1
I
(a)
c
,
_Zm,
the
v\
primeval gods.
Neteru netchestiu
(?)
Neter
\\
**,
H.D.
141,
49,
111
Neteru Per-ur
in
the
little
gods."
Neteru Per-neser
1 %>
_ZT
Neteru resu
I
B D
572,
141 42>
southern gods.
-
067
9 7>
U.
!'
'
h
||
cr-n,
B.D.
141,
Neteru Hettiu
44,
'
!'
the gods of
the exits (?)
<=>
|
'
A ff
a
^>
JScvs _Z1
fl
'
of Osiris.
Neteru mastiu
in
the Tuat.
Neteru Pertiu
^^ Q ^
[/I
\\
HI
407
Neteru Heteptiu
mm
Inio a
Neteru tcheseriu
gods protected by
who
a group of 12
III,
P
Tuat II (Gate II),
false gods (?)
L,
ministered to Osiris.
Netr, Netru
Q,
who guarded
Seti
neterit
\ Tuat IV,
a group of gods
Tuat
with offerings.
P- H, 1345, the
God-city, or city of Osiris.
P-
39.
334, 499,
the lake of
name
Netra
on which
fire
'
Osiris
of the ne-
cropolis of Coptos.
dwelt.
^
ii
"
MI'
name
I ^ ^>,
(1
f\
%,
Ji^-T Jl
1
S\
|
j]J)J)
l\\
-^
fields
of the Tuat.
&
if
B.D.
|
n 5U
<=
the sun
i.e.,
S^
'
the Tuat.
set
(semt)
J)
~^~,
r^^i
the gods of the funerary mountain
II
I,
yj
ill
nales
III,
to purify;
Tuat
Neteru qerti
mA n$
no,
H
o "
O 0.-/T)
/WWW
HE,
to
incense,
o,
-An-
cleanse,
censer
'*
I2?A>
j>
the g ds
sehetpi.
Mo
\\
Jra.
ill
ili
1^
^a.
1^,
@ r
!J)
nether.
stuff; see
neterut
]<^= ^\ J)
garment or
c
Perhaps neter
'
neter
'
,
1
a kind of
j,
in the
neter
Tuat.
Neteru ta
natron,
Heb. "1H3,
Neteru Qertiu
U. 22,
I.
RD
of a festival.
J
netra
neter
'
name
the
\ttpov, nitrum.
S,
(j
Netrit
142,
Neteru
Tuat
\\
u.
e=
95 i,
Neteru sekhtiu
VI
^5^f;
>
neterti
in
the Tuat.
Neteru semsu
446,
,1
rr %,
f|
|
netrit
ll
<=
"\,
Rev.,
axe;
varr.
com P are
var.
III
s'
Neteru tuatiu
the gods of the Tuat.
Neteru tchatiu
1.
neter -ti(?)
7];
a double tool,
\\
Mouth."
C3
s-\
^AA/^/^A
neter
netra
cq
I
^-\
<z=>
c
I
stream, canal
(?)
/>^AA/VA
C~u
water house.
2
c 4
N
/
-^
&
a kind of threa< or
netri (?
\\
string.
Nteriush
Mission
nethu
(, chain, cord,
EM HfM
Etfi
Jd
neth
T. 24, P.
f\
god
32, 82,
=>
*
=>*
who
to
appertain
horses,
cavalry,
i.e.,
horsemen.
ntes
fj
she,
it
C\
Rec.
^j,
Cs
c-1
V^
plur.
^
^
(|
^^"ji
N. 792,
AAAAAA *\
neth
742,
AAAWW
,
ratT1
Mendes
=>
T. 202,
thC
5^1,
nWV\
title
^f>-
nether
Gr. Aa/je^o*.
>
TH-Othfif
wethel
those
plur.
fetter
234-
Netheth
Babyl.
neck-
1,
lace, collar.
nethth
liltfl
13, 6
varr.
Darius;
M. 475, N. 1064,
nest, seat, throne.
P. 255,
neth
[408]
AA^AAA *V
_P
'
see neter.
netherit
cr>, goddess
plur.
^_
Copt, irroc.
I.
nt-sen
3rd
pi.
01
fl
I
Netqa-her-khesef-atu
L_=fl
^ <=? ^>
B.D.
<SE.,
ntek "cT,
3
M. 745,
u. 544,
(j
thee, thou
Copt.
the
\etherit
^S-
F1
|^^g
*~^"j|'
2nd masc.
2nd fem-
sing-
=
AA/WVA
>
wvw, pronominal
III
nether
natron of the North
South
flTtUTn.
1.,
Nether
^|
Rec.
8,
s== ^
l'
nether
VWYVA *\
nthu
U. 365, P. 606,
^,
rated,
P.
607,
2H HI.
P-
I,
61,
HTO.
!i
Tq mi
1
j-g
<^~^,
^^
P. 334,
g, cloth, woven
r~g,
Vn*]!.!
Copt.
ffi,
of Nether in Nethru.
Different kinds
stuff.
^V^AA^
*^>
eyes.
..
T-
Heb.
,.
of.
1o ^,
a
natron;;
\^u
AAAAAA rt <^
neth ~=,
of Seti
24).
<>-,
pron
Tomb
Copt. ftTO.
nth-hetr
star.
frTOK.
nt-then
2nd
144,
Nether Rethnu
Netherit
P. 647,
pers. pron.
P ers
nt-th ~2T
=>'
suffix
pers. pron.
and
qualities are*
^ ^
ii-
enume-
1111.
ill.
]
409
Ntheriush
Darius
see
'
N. 1065, Sphinx
sprinkle,
to moisten.
349,
nteftef
U. 2OI, WWVA
T. 296, P. 230
54,
to
to distil moisture.
==> =
nthk
p.
(?)
ftAAAAA
netef c=>3=i,
g=
nthehtheh
Nteriush.
nethes
Thes.
],
g>
<>
nteftefu
thee, thou.
net
AAWWV
AAA/WN
^,
p.
97,684,^^,
nett
AAA/WA
AA/VVA'X
Netnetit-uhtes-khakabu
some
unguent of
Tuat X, a pilot-goddess of
t^
W^ -A
_CC&
c-'sr~^
neta
M.
67,
=^ ^
N. 47, to
<
(|t
j,
l|
J%
2^.
neter aru
!i'
neter
Heb.
title of
a priest.
^rO
...
<Z>
Gr.
...
vtvpov.
Nteriush
/WW\A
nta c^> o^
see n-ta
Darius
.
Qa^.
^^
tion.
/)/)
of a river or canal.
\>'
ntes c^s,
netuau
n
/wwv\
netb
Ebers Pap.
14,
20,
AA/WW
c^s
/^
P.
ntestesi
ntek
Tn
netebut
-J)
U. 296,
territories, lands,
Ml'
diminution.
r\
^^
^^,
^3^*
domains.
~wv
thee,
"t",
c=>
^.^AA^A'
I,
N. 1201,
^^
r
I
III,
Copt.
u. 428, p. 204,
^
U_fl'
itXOK.
vww^^,
U
^,
M. 134,
to
Tit I
^v
Annales
J V^,
thou
T. 245,'
"^ "I",
To^'
fl'
A;
^Sk
Nile).
N. 298
netch
ftAWNAA
r>
(lu (2
low (of
little,
810,
T. 335, to drink.
Tombos Stele n,
ftTOC.
jO
g&,
J,
netSlt
r\
v/wv\
/O
3? M.
ntebteb
netbU
see
AA^AAA
/WWW
c^a
Nteriush.
'WVW
nt-a ^=^
'
natron
<l
f\
U. 279, 291,
VWWV
rf\
overthrow.
WVWV
ft
c&
^>%
AAAA/
N. 7,9
to escape.
>
97, 186,
I) '
AAAAAA
Neta
Netru
>^\
stars.
gods, Dekans,
AAA/W\
A/VWVi
766,
|,
eye.
netru
Af.
iv,
^J
kind.
netr
M-PSsfl*
couch.
rest,
^, ^
netnutu c=>
to tie, to bind.
"
place of
109,
by word or deed,
advocate for some one.
tect
to act as a defender or
N
netchnetch
^
T.
-=),
-w
Netch -bain
iiu
285,
^AyW
Rec. 3 o,
J,
94
"f
lo o
of Seti
-L,
I,
jy
Ra
Tomb
,
i
(No. 25).
"
"
P.
-^
rn
410]
"WV,
36,
N. 66,
ODD
M.
title
Netchui
of Ra.
neterui netchui
-=9
,
j
,0
lOo'
^ Q
P rotect
\\
US
who
<=f=i, beings
P rotectress
r;
^
*~
netch
&
"f"
'
L-/I
2l
protect.
netchnetch
^~
4rn6B,
N. 766,
pr tect
"
*,Rec.
'
5>
7&>
t
1
=^l
'
like
la
/SAA^AA
Netch-her-netch-her
to discuss to debate, to
>
>
l'tuu'toToMlh
_ _.
df
varr.
something
T^T
take
or'
31, 170.
netch her
Ic
able
->
incontrovert 'bl e
Tn0T'
In
Copt,
vvv
'
"
"f"
"t
NSt'
totol
j.
netCh aau-t
3^, i_
AAAAAA
=>_
jT)
nT
"F r-~^
member
of
",
J x
"
ill
"f"
=>
'
T.
'
DlO
""
DJr
to converse, to
lo
^t^e
IDJT
277,
"
"t"
I
Netch at-f
<
netch ra
@ 21
\\'
exchange speech.
temple councillors.
Netchti
bi
-
^rl'
,-X-i
"
Of
^fl
to exercise
or enjoy a dignity.
"P ^-^
unquestion-
>
Ct
=(-=.
netch metut
councillor;
noxnex,
1_
netch khet
9,
x^fli'
"
'
to
64,
Amen, n,
"T d^
"t"
"
P.
someone,
to consult
about
"
hi
father
P rotector of his
a title of Horus.
Netch-at-f
oZ
1p
|j
^_,
Tuat vi, a
ith
"p ^^,
after
counsel, consultation.
Netch-ti-ur
make an order
"t"
netchnetch ra
_>
;see
^^
loH
'
f""f"
lo
<
"f"
i
<&
01021
N
AAAAAA
netch ren
411
Kj=
>
,,
AAAAAA
,
ro
almond (?)
AAAAAA
|\
o_
netchiu
small.
(
r.
(|(|
f\
^, i-~
jO
,J
^-T^
Rec
>
to
7>
subject,
enemy
plur.
[I
ft
n_
serf,
^>,
AAAAAA
|
f\
P.
(|(|
t\
AAAAAA
(?)
something
'
netch
Heb. VD
little,
w^a*.
AAAAAA
& <=>
o
AAAAA-
AAAAAA
netch
netch khert
21
tree
\\
name.
to proclaim the
netch "*_
r>
-^.^
(I (1
netchi-t
littleness, subjection,
t
pound, to crush, to break up,
netcha
smash ;
to
degradation.
-
&_&.
&
<?.
crushed
ItOfT.
Copt.
netch senaa
Rec.
4, 21, to
.,
netchit
<^
16, 146,
wl"
"4
31
r,
o o o'
\\'
^ Ijy, "f^ ^
Rec.
netcha -t
\\|||'
something rubbed
left
(?)
Id
AAAAAA
"^\
AAA/W>
Jm J^,,
& ^\
VtttZ
Nile.
I) (]
down, or brayed
netChit
netchatcha
in a mortar.
""l*. Rev
ings in colours
"T
^r,
I A
netchatchait
paint-
4. 3,
M|
^,
E bers
AAAAAA
%,
J*r\^
netch
..O
=*=.
IO
'"'ll
""I"31
l'
^T
i
-f o
o
III'
,id
(2
'''ooo'
't
IO
Ml"
wf 01
(2
""
'
_fl
'
3,
32
4,
meal
.-
IO
IO
meal
|Q
OOO
X2 dre g s
.
netcha
.^
\m Thes.
'
I
cia
Ebers Pap.
&\vm,
Rec.
i,
4 8,
&|
ww
see nt-a
rx
O,
*AAAA
,
ntch-a wjo.*^
^*\
Copt.
10, 8,
'
o o o'
Netcheb-ab-
B.D.
',
"
netch
''ooo'
nungen
JJJj
AA^A
to
"
tia
TQ
Q
throat).
the deposit
L.D.
?,
Ill, 1408, to
Kit*
I
netCha (?)
down
greedy,
|^.
netcheftchef
boundary.
limit,
AAAAAA
n
*^|
see
netch-t
vassal,
netchf-t
hind
fruit
n_
e.
Jl|
3 J
1|
women
AAAAAA
slave
var.
netcllit
t\
r\
Netchf-t
(1 (1
"f"
lo
a kind of cloth or
"_
of a tree.
netchem
woman.
netch
o, nuts,
o
plur.
woven
stuff.
town of
Osiris.
to
'
[412]
Netchemnetchemit
8
i
<l
glad,
have
A
mirthful,
jolly,
&*v
fT^j
delightful,
relief
delighted,
to
ver y
v>
Ji
NN
s lad
>
Netchem-ab
ver y
wn-god
plur.
||
n-.
|
Arab.
f
\
Netchem-ankh
|U
-22.
"J-)
<O \
|
\
sweet
J
Jy
netchem, netchemnetchem
j
Q,
J
^
Rec.
,O'
netchenm
174-
netchem-t
any sweet
[I.
jl
pleasant; comp.
fv
Lanzone
J,
(oS
things
life
mandragora
| 3JJ-V-,
(?)
netchm'u
smelling
|\
_cr^
'
jfl
-fi
U \~~_^y
^>
247,
&L,
338,
Rec
YI
glad, to rejoice, to
make
33>
U. 43!,
AAA/V^
607,
27,
219,
to be happy,
1 1
.'
make
happy, to
!'
P.
If^r'
love, sweet,
<^ ~ -^^
Rec
T. 308,
^Tv
T. 283,
'
^g=
<
<=V^,U. 487,
12,
merry.
netchemnetchem
1 1.
T. 278,
AAAAAA
Rec.
3,
AAAAAA
ft3
netcher
M. 670,
'
'
V
Rec
I5> 47> to
be
happy.
netchemnetchem ab(?)
/I,
&
w^<
c
(I
to seize, to grasp,
to rejoice.
to
restrain
netchemit nlT
R ec
sexual pleasures.
30,
9 6,
of.
rrl
T. 291, to
seize,
netchrer
to grasp.
netchmemut
>wwv\
-n^-
netcher-t
L-fl'
P. 466,
M. 529, N.
n 08,
r=a
I
ifl
net.
love joys.
3||
netchemnetchemit
o
|
f=a>
con-
to observe laws, to
Netchertt
D*
keep ordinances.
a place of
cubines, harlots.
Netchem
netchemnetchemiu
,
netchrit
WWVA
jj
^\
Netcher
&
a god.
413
Netcher
';
<^^^
&
with hatchets.
N. 939.
SJ^^-.N. 757,
A>
<
P. 590,
to
pare Arab.
"^
B*
AAAAAA
carpenter; com-
be
to
become
little.
small,
AAAAAA
little,
r\
netcher-t
/www
n.
<^-~
7*
i'^
>,
AAAAArt
N. 975
limitless god.
32, 216.
netcheh-t T^T
I
:>
IV,
708,
AAAAAA
Q
a tusk of ivory, a tooth
i?
,
plur.
jj^\ |
(jjU
Shipwreck
*a
^/WW\
f\
-,1
IOA, Rec. 4, 28, B.D. 17, 102, Berg.
var.
_n_,^l
81
Hh
little.
^^,
a "little" god, as
1_
;plur.
;"
var.
-^|j.
JN, B.D. (Saite) 146,
=u^
I, 3,
body of Osiris;
=i
^, "^ ^j,
Netchses
I,
small, little;
\ \
netches-ti
Netchehnetcheh
Edfu
thing,
plur.
<
little
fi
Copt. ft,S,A.X,e,
-'
AAA/VNA
notches
%IT
^> o
"^^
t-^ A
AAAAAA
=?
netches-t
/WWW
netcheh-t
n_
Rec.
i,
AA".*AA
n_^
-*- ^'
<r
III'
netchru
notches
AAAAAA <^
AAAAAA
a^jf
^Tjj
inH of grain
drain or seed.
a kind
.-..
nn
g^
eight goddesses
netcher
AAA^AA
netchhatchhat
/i,
Netehrit
IO1
Netches-ti
name
of Osiris.
\\
Netchehtchehiu
Netches-ti
Tomb
of
\\
,
^j
(|ij
j?)
Seti
of
netchehtcheh
suffer, to
be
to
netchettchet
in pain.
netchha
I,
Ra(No.
P.
,
204
M. 146,
[414]
c e*
R
er kha-t
>
accordance with.
[415]
= <dr>
much
in
as
to the offerings
er kheft
^=^
<=:
opposite, in face
erkher <z
erkhet
>
ffl
,
em era
certainly,
with.
>
erpu
<
a JT'
<&.'
<
p
Jk
e*w^,^
by the side
ft
JSS.
'
(<=>
|
Amen, u,
er-ru
p
fi
6 ptOOY
->
j t<
Rec.
utterly,
er,
^> B
er tcher
entirely,
utmost
limit;
goose
_J
thy VO ' Ce
J^'
'
than that
S Snriller
tcheru bird;
Frl
"9/-3.
IK t\ US?
<^>
J^ ^^ Q <=>
i,.
,
!
.-D
(?)
a kind of precious
stone;
>
,
all
compare
^=^-
more
to
mark
go about.
fractions
J-
,,,-*
-*
pe
nn
magazine, storehouse.
a covered
re ''T
00>
re
Copt. pe.
er a
J^,
^^
,
(
TH
"^ <
^ numberless;
AAlWNA
.^
according to the
amount
portico,
>
number;
<
court,
entrance to a house.
i
1
538.
-A
i,
er-[t]
(Copt,
a kind of
beautiful.
a prefix used to
5^'
'
|ii
more
er <=>,
fl
hast
<r>
splendid,
e'\\
!>
IV
reu
f trie
"
plur.
(XJ>
man.
>,
AiWWA
(I
o^jd,^^thoumj^R^u^^
created more than
the gods
belonging
toNekhen."
T^
(j
*7\
"
49,
'
re (ret) <=
qqcq
_fl
21, 47.
I,
'
to
var.
ro
err <^>,
e "
fl
li
Copt.
Bell,
<=>
J],
J$^=
4, 21,
'
the
to
34
13,
them.
^=
er per
er tep <^r>
Rec.
near.
of,
Rev.
>,
for ever.
8,
good or bad.
to, until
up
/WWW
U. 290, or;
<=>D^,
\,
of,
after.
ershaa
less;
in reality.
it
er sa <=>
none the
assuredly,
before.
*-*" in the
following of, in
'
the charge of.
=s
<=:
in proportion
of.
most
er khent <
(j
th
sin S le
ey
i
cha Pter;
of,
as far as, as
1'
75,
!
R
p. 469,
,,
469,
[416]
Re-aa-ur
P.
1P
>,
y,
<==>
day;
Chapters of Divine
iii
"**
by
'
rites
Praisings
o(
vL
'
SL
re uat, re en uat,
r\
the entrance to a
TO
of
Chapters
in
<=>
*jO
Chapters
,
i
>
re up-t
\J
<rr>,
i,
Rev. 14, 17
I,
1
<
'<=>
mouth of a canal
Re Peq
M.
re
= nzi'^-N
words
r>
I,
L.D.
to
Ill,
*=*,
mouth;
the grave
Jl
Re Peqr-t
Thes. 1480,
*-*~-
mouth
1400,
Jj
T. 311,
Door of Peq,
primitive times,"
a sacred lake
of Osiris at Abydos.
to
re-petch-t
mince matters
fl
U
Rea
>
man; ^K
''
wise
3, 1 1 6,
unanimously
W*
^j
man of
Re nen
^""
priest's
head
overmuch,
re
with
i.e.,
talk too
un
2, 8,
Re
to
name
*~ww
i.e.,
in motion, to
j>
AAWW
^,
hatU
to set the
mouth
1
sa
),
^
X
re-a
the opening
<-">
>T\
belly.
AAAAAA
^,
Thes.
a
\\
the mouths
1296,
Re Hap
<
i
the
mouth
Re Hep
reati
(SaVte)
en-qerr-t-ap-t-khatu
with
'
appearance.
re
RD
'
a town of Osiris.
re ha-t
t&s*
speech of Egypt,
-^
4-4-
much.
Kam
in the
re en
j"O
',
archers,
bowmen
compare Copt.
142,
by hearsay
ale
-,
of
" his
glorious seat from
of Osiris at Abydos,
Copt. po.
mouth
(at) his
title
:>
'
127, 128, a
a mythological locality.
VWW\
iiiiiiitr
renea d or
<=:
I
tne
skull.
-n,
Re Peshna
;
AAAAAA
III
to P
'
Re pan
Rev. 14, 46, mouth, entrance, opening,
plur.
in front of
one.
of Mysteries, etc.
1 6,
M. 533, N. 1112;
re
S
B.D. 64,
HIIIII1I
member
of the
body
(medical term).
I 419,
T.
239,
the basin
of the
Nile.
R
Re
heri
rea
<:
^AN
\\
Heruemheb
=^,
[417
6,
<=> in
I
Fierce
J,
green ink.
Rev.
ii,'
raa-t
<\
| |] P ^.
the
mouth,"
of
Crocodile-god
paint, ink;
[_L
T?
,.
B.D.G.
"
powdered ochre,
erau
j^ &
'^s^EJN"
?'
headman.
seer, director,
Re-hes
o,
(I
the
side
Anastasi J 2 4,
/,'
J^.
3.
Copt.
Fayyum.
re hetch
i tr~D
<^>
-I
II
Re Khemenu
1
c~3)
plur.
Amen.
IM
treasure boats.
Mil
B.D.
raau <c=
be
28,
'^~~
t^\
Re sehrer em ta
===, N. 1030, "Mouth
of an
title
76o,
ram
m ^^ JS^
f\
rasha _&&
official.
off or
keep
away.
<
land"
pacifying the
to
I2 II6 ' to
wish, to desire.
i-**-.
>
M. 339, N. 865,
Rev
in the Tuat.
fl
i
<=
rai
XI, a locality
mTuat
to
to drive away, to
j\
Re sma
'
H JT
V>
"^\
<=^%/^. N
rau
-^>
\\
or remote.
far off
5,
go about.
6, 7, to
-i
v"
treasury
>
Ebers Pap.
III
body.
Q TTt!
head, headland,
(j
'
Re-Skhait
B.D.
142, V,
a goddess.
6,
<
Re-stau
Heb.
tf-|
= Heb. ur
= ^-
"
>
raut <=> h
c=z>
^\
hill
Mar. Aby.
1, 6,
32,
f\.
steps; var.
5,11.556,
i
>
-e-
reat
-*-'
,
the dead of
Re
tomb
the abode of
ber; var.
name
Memphis.
<rz>
title
of the
of Anubis was
=~>^,
IV,
rat
^=>()
Ra
Metternich Stele, 81,
B.D. (Saite) 16; 16.
var.
Copt.
steps; see
<=
Rev. 12,26,14,21,
,
i
every
Copt. pH.
name
Raas-tab
'
Ra en hequ ^
statue of
steel
> yr \,
rain
a god-
183.
re
j.
Other World; a
or
(I
Qerr-t
Amenhetep
of the
temple of
^^ ???
name
III.
2
sun-
Sal.iura.
of a
[418]
name
Ra Nekhen
of the
,
'
fl
Hem
Ra
of Userkaf.
li
Horus.
Ra Shesp ab
*g
<>
name
of the
Ra Hem-aakhuti
sun-temple of Userenra.
Ra
name
&
v
ab
tern
fl
^rr-Tr
of
,
1,
un ~
f
temple of Kakau.
ii
J5 Q
\\
\\
Ra
0^^
Harmakhis, i.e., Ra +
Horus of the two horizons.
'
Ra Kheper
Den-
Ra
00'
q
?Q
Ra
the
l^
Sun-god Ra;
fW,
IJi
the
Ra
little
or
<^>
Nesi-Amsu
-Jj,
32,
5,
Ra
,B.D.(Saite)42,
..the
l\
Rasesh(?)
O <=
[1
of Ra.
title
Ra sa-em-akhekh ^ ^ <=
,fi
$ &
khenti-he-t-Mesq o
(?.
]|
.-..
sun.
Ra __
o,
summer
Ra-ur
the
little
sun,
i.e.,
D e nd erah
Afu
B.D. 130,
<=*
8, RaOsiris.
/~S
'
Jj
Ra
form of
Ra Asar
_t
RaTem o^a
1
Ra Atni
Tomb
of
Ra
Cl)
Seti
I,
(No.
^Vs/VV*
u. 216, M. 449
4).
Ra em-aten-f
66, a form of
Ra
in
Denderah
III,
Ra Tern Kheper
the
*S),
ODD A
name
ra
,
I
ra aui
SS Q
(UVUWA
Q
I
2, ruler.
IO
Hymn
Darius 43,
I
f
form of Ra.
the golden
Raer-neheh O 1<=>'>
II
"
Stele
>
140, 6,
Tombos
'
Ra em-ta-en-Atem
III, 35, a
I'
Denderah
ijlj
of the
Ra em-hetep (?)
^_ ffi 1, a triad
^n-ir
~
I
Sun-god
Ra em-mi
n,
Ofl
fl
Thes.
?0,B.D.
A
Amen.
283.
'
I
ra
A
5,
R
,
419
Amen.
ri-t
28
(rri-t ?)
'^^ ^,
<=
^<> 30,
raab(?)
L_
ZJ
-^|~]^>
den of a
gate, abode,
O A^.
102I,**
IV, 983,
Ofl
<;*
lion, cave.
demoniacal possession.
paint, ink;
>,
\\
in-
riu
^~*~
strument, arms, armour; plur.
adornments of
<=
ra-t
>
^
^
<
ra
Rev.
armour.
l'
n, an instrument
14,
*^
'
}{.
rib
Rev.
<z:
13,
38,
madness,
lust,
folly,
fool; Copt.
Xi&e.
of music.
ribsh
place
effluxes.
emanation^,
170,
Rev. 11,145,
),
(?)
armour; Copt.
'
ra
Amen.
10,
3,
storehouse,
rim
~"
chamber, barracks
OK
-2*>
j-jj
_2a5>
'
ra (ra ?)
a*
calumny
malice,
Thes. 1206.
^v
a kind of fish
Copt. pHI.
(1(1
11
14, 10,
Rev
I2
JJ,
2ai
L-/1, Rev., to cry
light,
^^
rirara
flame
rappt(lappt) -^^2=3
3S'
12, 8, joy,
'
fire
11(1
2, fish.
2 9.
>
steel;
Xiem.
Copt.
O o
1,
t7
Rev. 13,
i,
rin
Rev.
rim
^,
XorX<U.
out; Copt.
c:
_/<5o
Copt.
rara (rara)'
rai
plur.
"Mo m, *v
R ev
_^*v
Rev.
n,
sky,
rit
roof,
ceiling,
180,
roofed chamber.
rahi
FQ
..
-"
x2
a?i, to complain (?)
Berg.
11 2L1
(?)
abode
II, 13, a
form of Nut.
Kit (?)
raha
station,
n A
(1(1
<=>.f ~^
(?)
Rev.
n,
44
rit
,
Copt. pi.
raqiu
i
Rev.
13,
Rev.
ii, I7 8,
12, 63,
vestment, girdle.
ritch
&,
i
<=
.
Rev.
ii,
27,
mm a
rages
ri <
variegated stone,
ru(?)
lion.
B.D. 28,
^AA
C~D
door,
'
2,
the Lion-god of
Ruru(?)
Manu
__
OOO
Hh
~\
rAq
337, a
god.
,
1
420
Ruru-ta
622,
ruu-t <
N.
ration
976,
Mar. Aby.
var.
<=.
45,
I,
I,
I
Amherst Pa p-
26>
<.
L.D.
rui
Rec.
&
n|)
ru-1
B.D.
3 8A,
2,
3,
3 8B,
7,
3,
72,
6,
'
evening.
J1
2,
T. 201, M. 699,
H4<9'
Rum ti
-
',
XX21Hl-
'
imup
(i)
one of
form of a
in
stele
false
its
framework.
Ru-Iukasa
B.D. 165,
a Nubian god(?)
i,
\\
ru
fl
\\
Jf \\
\\
/&,
^Sk
ru
',
M.
<c5>
\\
IV,
\\
380, N. 656
1105,
ru
N.
163
foreign, external
ru
J.
456,
!"Hll
side
,
to
to
inscription).
ruu
385,
',
flee,
M. 402,
\\
T.
.,
to run, to
<S
(B
(1
>
P.
ni6B, 31;
see ruai
v_
(j
1
J\
f^\
"
A^
P-S.B.A.
wi
^t
256, alien
country.
n,
\\
name
of the
7th
from out-
gate
'
^A
>>
<n>^>^>,
the
r]
"
<=z>
*|\
JIT^^-
'CT
go away, to depart,
<=r
^> %\
^=>
V_J
n
Copt.
Xo.
of the
Tuat.
rua
to drive away, to chase away.
ruru
"
ru-khtt(?) <=>^>
<T""~>
rer
-^^>
=>
,u.s6i
T rt .,
^
Jour. As.
(2
1908, 274, to
turn round.
ruai <=>%(] A,
A
NN
,
<=> %>
\\
Israel Stele 3,
to flee, to depart,
rui
<=>^>
ruti
00 -A
^
flight,
>
(1
journey, traveller.
decay, ruin.
\\
A <^
,
off,
to steal
to change, to vary, to
<rr> v>
(I
move from
R
place to place;
[421]
(1
Amen.
\\
\\
19, 6
Xo.
Copt.
rui-t
a kind of grain.
to
pU)T.
-f
rui(reri)
\\
\JI,
(](]
Amen.
5,
rui-t <r:
HUD
door of a tomb
rut
ruit
Q ^\
rut-t
plur.
,_
[1(1
Rev.
14,
8,
stairway,
steps,
Mar Karn
'
'
ra
evening
.m
Rechnungen
Jtrj
Rec.
^,
14,
TUtu
<=,
<rr>
T.
/!'
S.
in terraces.
rut
<=>%
TtTtl t
"
to ta '<e care
-/l
^,
rut
^or
'
or a ^out a thing
to
<=>^]X\,
X\ Vw,
cord, bowstring,
~ 7J
As. 1908, 293,
Copt.
rut
string,
JTour.
'
;
rutut
tie,
bandlet.
Koller
"^\ 7"
*
c^s
'
pooTcy.
Rut-en-Ast
8-'
239,
Copt. Xoig,e.
rush
(?)
1908, 308,
^J^^jf
22,
44, a kind of
nw
nvn
As.
Jour.
,,
plur.
53) 30)
'
com-
J.
ruh
mud;
\\
poTf,e
Copt.
pare Heb.
/>
stairs;
era
.\\
jf
<
era
)j
',
30, 69,
pleasantness.
1,
<c
rur
Pap. i, 5,
thongs of a whip.
c
.
B.D.
1538,
4,
ods.
inspector;
plur.
Rutu-nu-Tem
I
B.D. I53A,
rutari
^(j <^m>
i
(1(1
1
Rev
Jj,
i
rut
^\*vs.
^^%.([j],
,
Peasant 153,
^-r^%
<
Rut-t-neb-rekhit
^X\
>^ ^^^j],
<
J,B.D.
53 A, 20, the
rut-t
<==
10,
*
\ mmi,
<=
ilTTTH,
IV, 974,
hard
sandstone
(quartzite
sandstone)
203
plur.
422
rebaka <=>
'
loaf.
B.D.
Rebati
overseer, agent, inspector, superintendent
rebu
plur.
96, lion
Heb.
u j Ship,
<=
57)
Pap IV
Sallier
'
.as,
"i
<=>,
N*&,
l8
'
(Saite),
162, 4, a god.
Rec
i?,'
Rebu
~
'
_s*^
cake,
"^
Rec
3-
'
I2
17,
Copt. Xi.fi.OI.
<c^>
J^V&i,
TUtU VX V&
fl
'
L,
march
(?)
to stand
M.
^\
'
'
5>
22
''
nam e.
a fore 'S n
(2
^K -^i ffi
rep,
year.
Jl
repit, repuit
Hh.
POST.
439
rutchu
nient
BiW ^ g
Thes. 1290,
Copt.
^'
N. 682, <=:
-c^
202,
\\
(?)
rebner-khenu
(?)
Rebu-inini
<=>^%^\,
U
<c=>
plur.
rutchu
T. 260,
^>
<=>^\^\^\,
N. 975,
rutchu
'
% $V
<==>
U, 553,
'
y\
princess, statue of
woman, image,
likeness;
*^SkT M -*'
inspectors.
reb
<=-:
JO
f]
Rebasunna
"
(?)
a goddess
Gr. 9/3/0(9
rep-ti
two Ladies
a
0'
Lsis
name.
rep-t
P.
101,
M.
statue,
rebasha
in
armour
_2a>
^*
Ttftt
f,
to
be clothed
rebashaiu
iii
Koller
Pap.
trappings
i,
7,
leather
compare Heb.
tt^|
jerkins,
repit ahit
an amulet
cuirasses,
the
and Nephthys.
%L, L.D.
(?)
in the
89,
image
N. 95,
(?)
R
<T"*"^>
repit Ast
A.Z. 1908,
*,
D da
an amulet made of fine
20,
[423]
^ww^ r
\
repa (reper)
^><^=>rmi <=>
^ j,
o
w
plur.
i'
"
a kind of fish;
plur.
temple;
plur.
,
I
1151,
'"!
j;
repu
ep4>ei.
prince
|j
jl),
be young, to rejuvenate
Jj)
;
j,
ref
""^
see
n
ref
OAAAA
dr>
repa
maa
=3
_Jp
1,
by
pitch,
bitumen
Copt.
^pnortort.
to rest
<!~~^>
\Gj
*^
118, a real
crumbly bread
soft,
Refref
birth.
Copt.
>
*
or true prince, a prince or chief
land.
refref
10,
<I^>
repa
groomed
*A)C^,
ww*
<=>
repnen J^ooo'
<L
2,
>
(of a horse).
to
<5
repa (renpa)
pa P-
Koller
repen-t
repaa
epne,
IV,
see
and vegetables
^ ^
nfi
ASH
<=
iii
<=>
Isis.
repit
TMW,
monster serpent
in the Tuat.
M.
769, 775.
Rec
31,
M6, IV,
945,
Repa
D
,
P.
24,
M.
title
Geb
n
of
accord-
J,
^^ \o
\J
people, mankind,
men
85; Copt.
as the hereditary
remmu
rema
>
repi
B -D' G "
Menu
O
people.
flourishing.
man;
Copt. piXJU.A.0.
Rev.
rem p neter
'
of, Panopohs.
"T*ljl] fl,
come young, to be young,
of An.
remt, remth,
'
see
reth.
Repa[t]-t
1
J
Rec.
!,
piDJULe
9,
'
27,
Nastasen Stele
.I'o
'
remu
n,
rem em maa-t
man
of truth
man
1
3, 33,
of god.
v
,
D 4
Rev.,
R
rem
Rem
56, to
vm,
Tuat
i,
Tuat.
Rec.
44,
3,
'
\\
B.D.G.
Copt, puixe.
Amen.
neteru.
remrem
in the
ram-god
710,
P. 212,
of
fff
.
.,
424
weep;
n,
rem
Tomb
ir
fl
,
\
N. 1147.
i'
Copt. p<LJUU.
;
i
Remi
<
the Fish-god.
Remi-ur-aa
&, Rev.
ii, 164, to
B.D.
88,
J]
1^
4> a
title
of Sebek of
Kamur.
>U
00-,
P.
371,
Remu
<
3,
-u.
B.D. 113,
5,
the Fish-city.
Pap 3024,
rem
57, <;
<
B.D. 172,
f^l
172,
8,
U. 448, T. 257,
weeping, tears
<=>]^ fff-,
B.D.
Copt. pJULGIH
<=>
k ^ fftll^lk |
rem-tu
remiui
<^r>
v\
S 6 9, the
body, shoulders
two
weepers.
plur.
J)n
\U V
vJ
titles:
f Q ?f?
fQ
^1^,
<,
(2)
remith <^
tears,
=|,
Remit
-
[I
(j
rem-t
u
^^o %,
_a
<==>
studded
20,
(with gold).
\\'
(3)
She had
'HK
(i)
13,
four forms
'
1
;
fj
T^'
"fe
(4)
weeping.
remrem
IV.
1076
r,
tears,
Remrem
weeping.
B.D. 75,
a god; varr.
3,
Remi
<=>^
|,
the 75 forms of
Remit
Ra
a weeping goddess
Nesi-Amsu
^'
Tomb of
29, 3,
rema
Seti I,
one of
plot of
(No. 21).
^
||||
in the
=
,
^= ^
Tuat.
"
Tuat in,
Remuiti <=> |\
00
_a^s- Jr "1 \\ '"
Tomb of Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Ra.
ground
rema
^j,
(?)
;
the
^&
p.s.B.A. 13, 4 i 9
^>,
^ part of an
f
arura.
88 4> a kind of
garment
'
'
Hon.
VVort
remar?)
v '
(?)
compare Heb.
[425]
Rem'
remenu
Alt.
p
L
Remtit
<z:
<=> ^-U
'
j\
.mini,
AAAAAA
,3.
eiO,
rememi
"
,
I
/J
AAAAAA
^TMM.
marks a new paragraph
remen
in a
pillar-
scales.
composition.
remen
fl,"
palms or 20
5000 sq. cubits.
5
fingers
WB0
remen
< >
^J,N. 958,
968,
AAAAAA
(2)
^^i
fl
^^
side of a boat
,,
<^~
,m^ ^_
**
io,N. 1353.
<=> ^
fl
of the
&
\\
V^
v\
fl
,,1
//
_CT^
fl
>^
<=:::
AAAAAA
fl
AAAA/VA
^v
and who
head,
2 carriers
remen
XT
fl
Remen heru
*
fl
20,
;*,
P<
r 4 2>
remen
Anastasi
Remen ta
I,
to offer thanksgiving.
Amen.
*l
"
'
J\
-^
Zod.
Tomb
of Seti
Dend.,
I,
one
"^
lls
12,9.
^,
<=
Thes. 1322, to
rems <
fall.
Rev.
Rev. 12,55,
2,
54,
./I
AAAAAA 12
rt
I L\
remen
Jo^Iyl,
(3
remennu
I.
off or
P_
171,
It
M.
U. 213,
,
II, 10,
"
to bear, to
6,
carry
Denderah
<=>
<=>x:i
t""^<-~-*
A/VAA^A
fl,
a cow,
4, 26,
or cow-goddess.
^.
TT
,N. 656,
P- 698,
,
I
Rec.
of Mehen.
Remen kheru
I
'
3],
fl
and
stripped
Remnit
-^^
a ladder; plur.
^j> ^
fl
for
two sides of
*J-T~, the
,-j
/I
,*""",
AAAAAA
in
god
jf
"~^
i!it^j
AAA^^A
<^_
~_
Remenui-Ra ^_ao
ft
,11.462,
?<:
^
O ^\
the Tuat.
Remenui
\\
^^ ~~^
i^>__U
A/VS/VVX
Upuat
Tuat XII,
\\
i^
>
\f
50, a piece
I,
AAA/\AA <"*
''
^fc^.P.
\^^
IV, 497,
of
Remenu
the one
S~",
/VSAAAA
^~~~*!>
f-~>
AAAAAA
568,
of the high-priest
of Lycopolis.
title
'
fl
<
,
Remen pet
<=>^A\,P.
'
^
^^ ^^^ W
p*^ ^
idleness
1 v
IV
AAVWW
side of a lake
remen-t
MVWV\
| arura
T. 362,
^=~J
measure =
(i) a linear
Copt.
pUXWLG
plur.
o o
<^>
^=>
P. 274, T. 358,
remth neb
Renti
M. 675,
N. 177,
751,792.
mankind = reth.
people,
426
AAAAAA
\\
Renenti
<:
B.M.
?)
goddess
AAAAAA
AAAAAA \\
^^
renen-t
Dn
a nurse-goddess
VU\
o,
iv,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Amen.
name
0- o
|
AAAAAA
nursling
virgin,
(2
I'
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
VJ
young woman
rennu
(?)
9, II, 21,
AAAAAA \J
/WW\A
babe,
child,
79.
(?)
^^ ^ ^,
357,
anybody, everybody.
ren
nurse-
471,
32,
(0V
UK'
babe, male
IV, 943
Copt. pi.n.
divine
j,
name ;
cursed
AAAAAA
name
ac-
(I
youth
child, boy,
PT-
ren,
names
L.D.
Jd
<____>
renna
-z^cs,
ga <^_J>
^
renn-t
AAAAAA
B.D. 17,
i,
i
Vr*l, ne fer
of the king.
the
n,
^vwv\
AA/WW
of gods
/I
the
Renn-sebu
fl
AAAAAA TJ
provision.
-
AAAAAA
Q gi,
ren,
renn
*
M.
66,
N.I 28,
"
>
AAAAAA
^>
O,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Rennit
^, < = 11,
1~\
-WWW
-ww
Renit
AAAAAA
J|,T.S.B.
and
goddess of
Rennutt
T. 289,
564, T.
251,
TT
>,
\\
'
ren CZ>,
young cow;
%1
who magnified
l'
names
flfl
ox.
plur.
rennu
^^
gazelle.
\\
company.
Renniu
young
ca ' f ; plur.
young
Renn
112, N. 26,
name
AAAAAA
N. 151, lords of
names.
-^,
renn
M.
&
names;
great
Ren ur
P. 82,
174, 1037,
1 .Palermo Stele
22,
>
:>
renn
'
plur.
Anhai Pap.
4,
the
name
IV, 1015,
AAAAAA
of the object
AAAAAA
l/n
Rennit
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
VJ
Rennit-neferit
75, a
hippopotamus-goddess.
^O
<d> %
'
<
AAVWV
AAAAAA
O,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA VJ
AAAAAA
AAAAAA V)
^^^^
AAAAAA
(il\
^\ .
//n
'
(01
<V\
B.M. 1055,
i0mbosl
'
O'
dess of harvest.
******
Vgv
month
8th
the
of
Jl
427
reno-t
he SoddCSS Of the
Egyptian
year
Copt.
******
\\
'f
i
y ear ; Copt.
pOJULTie
Rennutt
name
the
p. 162,
708,
I2 4,
P. 355, T. 228,
BD
Rennutt
Mi- ^fff.
o
ro
renkh
Rec.
i,
(1
T.
/www
^MHi$'S^
^
Jl
&
&
f==^ T
<>JI
to rejuvenate
~)|
(I,
forms are
******
I*
^=>
'"
title
$,
[ jh
Renpi
ww
-I
new
of
festival
year by year,
-I
years;
everlasting
later
millions of years;
<d>
"""*
(J
i.e.,
year's
each year;
\>
_ZT
1160,
IV,
jjj,
i.e.,
<!
of"the high-
N. 977.
& ^^
of 365 days
great year
^S^f
young god.
^S?
renp-t
of the
^) ^,
(j||
/WWNA
priest of Libya-Mareotis.
*
water of youth.
****** I
-rifi'
Renpi
day
^7,
w,
******
,
t\ T
^
_cr\.>
-C
U. 270;
{D%|(],
U
^^AA**
B?
o.
2J)
S)
T. 180,
>
P. 525,
C* JJ
],
|,
V
U
^i*
)tobecome
&j\
U
D
LJ
"^
A[
******
*****
-U
^^~^^>
tjv
|\
J|,
JJHXS |,
)JH\\.
U
Q@
j.
tep renp-t
day;
year's
iijH,
JT"
r^ -
rrr o
'
335,
renp-t
51,
fff-
fnT-
in
i
ha-tsep-
to cook, to roast.
******
plur.
<e|5'
festival
year)
(solar
o{ the
festival
little
renp "^^1,
horse,
li^, young
Renr>u1 ""^^-Tn^
D
cattle.
young
<d>
renpi
-T
IV.663,
******
fi
'
XJJ,
(I
a spring
plant
or
*^
f
n
Renpit
I3l6>
the Year-god,
******
In
SS
******
plur.
******
vjl.
AIM'
****** (1(1
vl,
[I
llo
HH
\4
vl
i
,
in'
***
******
'
*
<=, P. 189,
flower;
M> 823)
_^'
o f,
N. 907,
vi,
\i.
oAin
IV, 1165.
Renpiti MWM\\
renput
vegetables
Tuat
ff,
II
II, a
Time-god.
ii,
Renp-t akhemu
907,
fruit,
Do
189, T. 355,
P.
<r>
^^
ffl
young
trees.
Ombos
II,
derah
30, a
I,
134,
|7~| ^
Renfreth
l^^,
=3
JM},
^n-
(?)
Tuat
I v,
a god in
the Tuat.
R
rensu
428
(?)
beads, ornaments.
o o'
>
pitch,
man;
>,
ReV
=>1 %l'
var.
<^> M
rer-t
Rec.
TfiftW
reruti
pekhari
nurse.
Copt.
tma,
(JO
11
a serpent-god;
158,
29,
SEES
Ul
nurse, foster-mother.
<
nursed.
varr.
'
Reru (Pekharu)
8$,
i>(57|,
bracelet
V\"to!JW,
rer
I4) 37
'
plur.
remth.
see
medicine
1908, 273,
rera
jour. As.
I, a goddess
of the ist Gate.
rentchpau
^^
rer-t
Tuat
Rentheth
rer
^^
<Z>
(JO
11
'
tsim,
(|(j
\\
Rerit
<=z>
oQ
Rec.
27,
55,
nurse-
goddess.
ia.
>
<
rer
j[)
child, nursling.
rer
<=
Rer
B.D.
ii2,
<
Pig
rer
5, the Black
a form of Set.
<:
rerut
Copt. pip.
Is\\
pig,
4,
Metternich
63,
Stele,
B.D.G.
a
79,
hippopotamus-goddess.
Rera-t
<Z2>
(]
3) 3.
see
>
fire-goddess,
the
X^
h ippopotamus-goddess.
pekhar)' <SS,
to go round;
i
(1
Amen.
to turn round,
Rev. 12,66,
ffl
rer-t
<d>
Rerek
j,
fl
see
rolled,
has
pill,
plur.
^^
rem
Amen.
'
f\
^D
a mineral
B.D.
reh
compare
Tftwi
7,4,
<
to the throne.
something
fish
*$L,
(?)
seed
to weep,
<n
rerem
*^> A.
ga
<
devil.
Rev. 14, 12
(read
^ @
Rec. 21,91,
i,
92, outside.
5,
rerem
tears
Rec.
a town of Osiris.
rerem <=>
Jl
\
12, to sail;
Copt. XcoiXl.
^^
Rerti Nifu
Rerp
hippopotamus.
L.D.
rer
^\ f=*,
rerf <=> =
Rerit
413,
^^
r42>
sow.
rera
<d>
Rev. 12,
^^
T
cattle, calf.
young
>
\\
<=>&-tsim\, name
of a fiend or serpent.
33
2,
in the 7th
49
(?)
Aat with
care, anxiety
Copt.
Xeg,
R
<
>
to
about,
429
to
go,
'
run(?)
rehan
to stand
to walk
AA
<?
^oV,
ren
ra-1
to
fl
come
\\
to a st P>
rehlU
A n
(I(J
a mineral substance
rehit
(?)
the
evening; compare
NN
<T
I,
\\
^
i
A\
to rest.
still,
O.
Twin
Set, the
Fighter-gods.
5
Reh-ti
poir&e.
Copt,
l!'
\\
rehi
Rev.,
evening
Copt.
'
pcnr&e.
NN
-
Rev.
76,
4,
warmth
1^3,
(|
Heb. 3.rh
B.D. 80,
flame, heat,
the
2,
Two Women,
Isis
and Nephthys.
Copt.
,B.D. 3 7,i,
rehen
i.e.,
fl,
Thes. 1296,
\\
or Isis
i.e.,
\\!
the Merti,
<^>
NN
and Nephthys.
Rehu (Ruhu)
on something,
to lean
to
oneself on
support
"Rphu
IA
J.VC
'
to
make
water
pg
N.
>
1146
JJL
-^80^
f
^7 T^ A
AAAW*
reh (rehreh)
to
rehenu
Rehen
r-
^^,Lan-
/WWi
zone 22, a
title
ram of Amen.
of the
reht-t
kettle,
cooking vessel
plur.
>
<
reh
rehu
\i,
A,
<==>
,
B.D. 38A,
6, tb enter.
%>
$$$' A z
P.
"ifiB,
327,
1154, men, mankind, people.
l868 33,
.
6,
IV,
be burnt
out.
Rec
2 7'
<r=>
8 7, a form
oi_
of Shu.
/.
Cl
(1 Israel Stele
,
1 1
R
rekh
to
be
be
430]
rekh kh-t
Q o
A. ^
know, to be acquainted with,
wise, to
an
skilled in
art or craft
==
MI
M?l
^-
^_
j&
,0
<^>
man
sage, learned
^*
carnally;
tk Jl
Jr 1U
'
=^=
Q
i
understood
i.e.,
Vi
.a
<=>
opinion
(O
03
intimate friend
i.e.,
kinsman
rekhit
knowledge, learning.
rekhu
^\J
known
I,
title
n c
,
I
wise in speech.
i.e.,
rekh
tet
rekhm
catalogue, state-
list,
workman.
report, contents of a
a detailed statement,
an account.
<
Rekh
i,
Rekhit
flifrTi ^\ <c->
trained mechanics
rekhiu
N-
tk
*^ IP|^|^fl!
Rekhit
"^ M &
human
'
title
of
Isis-Sothis.
Palermo
Stele,
U. 646,
III, 77,
i,
ji
Rec. 27,225,
tn. i_i
@, acquaintance
i
c-
99,
P le '
,
Denderah
III,
woman
well
IV, 1026,
c,
"CKS
^2
^t,
known
Egyptian women.
"
rekha-t
Pe
Thes.
see rekhit.
Q,
o
;
Rekhit
rekhit
men
B.D.G. 461,
knowledge personified.
rekh-t
;
o f god.
j,
>
knowers
kn
SS.
I'
Vw
J,
<=
workmen, craftsmen,
skilled
town
skilled
rekhit
understanding.
in her
cunning of hand, a
'
rekha
(female)
<^-
>
~i\
j
mouth,
^^
<d>
T*f*
IB
a class of
form,
(2 .A
rekh - t
science, knowledge.
characteristics of a person.
IV, 1081,
late
of.
skilled
lo*^ l^
1*0
lr n
reitn
a stranger.
of the East.
rekh
the
a
to him,
men
rekh nesu
^" "^ R AA/W\A
known
1 1
rekh
I,
rekh-nef
i, in
men.
opinion of
Tr
P.
opinion
Q n
'
my
ff\
/n
knowingly, wittingly.
rekh
his reins,
Jl
i,
his nature
A A
UM
plur.
\\
=>
"<-,
/i iV
know
to
ffi,
^e&
*\\
to
il.
f|
Rec.
'
'
1 1,
woman,
>
187, wise
i.e.,
Isis.
men
women,
R
Rekhit Apit
"7?
[431]
D U
Ombos
Q O
.
a hippopotamus-goddess.
<z
>
res
46,
I,
a decree
resi
TAT
^a.
rekh ^
y^
_/i
1
(?)
Anastasi
17, 2,
I,
'
rekh
N. 550, to shy
- ^-
|1.
Si
tn
^
^^ T ^ <=
*\
~-=> ^>
\\
t
AAAA^A
\\
he
M o o*5=E
_Q
*i
i_
in very evi1
case.
1S
rekh[t]
r\
-J 1
affliction.
rekhiu
I
n
fl
to
rekh
fv
the
\>>
jp
,
I
Upper Egypt;
South,
*'
<~>
washing-place.
rekh (?)
@3F, Rev.
res
rekher(?) _&^
rekhes ^^O,
O,
the South,
i.e.,
Upper Egypt.
milk-pot.
\\
"^
southern
29,
fern.
159,
plur.
),
tep
ffi
J>
j
offer
up a
to
kill,
sacrifice;
i?
to slay, to
T. 144, to
south, southern;
T. 196; Copt.
pHC.
^ V^
Resiu ^
"
1 ^\,
P. 829,
~
|
"^
Rekhsi
M, Tomb
of
Ram. IV,
southern
29,
rekht
South.
6, 152,
a fish-god.
>
=> <
Hh.
1 ^
J],
to
wash
Heb.
yrn
Copt.
rekhti
=0=,
\\
S,
kj
\\
resi
Peasant 169,
\\
man
plur.
73
\\
!
\\
washer2
I.
resi
resut
Q
1
^L
1
reeds,
<:
'?
3> washer of
Decrets
res ur
chief of
the South.
18,
<t
the treasury
2,
'
O, Rec.
Oil
A.Z. 1907,
3,
N. 772,
*'
ei>
rekhses
Copt.
fine linen of
res nefer-t
Rekhtti
the South.
a pair of goddesses,
res-s
[if,
Crown
of the South
A,
;
IV,
266,
perhaps to
be
read shema-s.
the two Maati
res sheSU
ments made
jL^nTi,
in the South.
IV,
1148, gar-
ReSU
Ombos
I,
its
432
vegetation.
Resit
Resit (Shemait ?)
II, 66,
jL
3?
E
o
J|
Tuat
'
-/i
Resi-aneb-f
" the southern
^0*~'
one of
his wall
"
XI) a
Tuat
Res-afu(?) loi,
J*
title
of Ptah
of Memphis.
144,
'
(z) the
Rec
37, 62,
"^^P]^^.
a form of Ptah.
"jj
v>wv~
Resit-neterit-kheper (?)
B.D.
Res-utcha
,";
10^^'
a
Res-ab
x
of
Ra.
watchers.
"a name
Watcher
Denderah
\J.
TOncn
1 t)\
XVCDLi f^
\\
t
"
Resu
god of
84, the
\\
god with p on
1^ (flK
an ichneumon-
7,
his head.
Res-pet (?)
res
god of
!33> a
(1
-<s>-
"l
Jj f=^,
Ombos
II,
offerings.
Res-tchatcha
Arit.
B.D. 147,
i,
>
resi
j(a
(_)
-3-
Rev.
12,
res tchatcha
|1
jj
the
IV, 752.
watchman.
p ^v\ ^s>-, IV, 656,
<
Nome
"
-^&"TJ
Metelites
title
of the priest of
priestess,
Tj
<o
P tK
I
^\Q
_ZI
^\,
resit
S-SS- '^i
^?\
epcco
resu-khft
Ho XSE-,
71
Stele
4,
l\l\l
_&&&<,
~^,
,
tongue; Copt.
to build (?)
at
Karnak.
res
>j\
Copt.
resres
\\
^~~,
(?)
^\>
p.CTe.
to-morrow; Copt.
watch-tower, sheep-
two dreams
7,
2I 7
>,
,
^^> P easant
H
~,
'
night watches.
res
VQ
'
^P
Karnak
Dream
TGS
fold; Copt,
r\
(I
v\ ^^-,
no,
resu-t
^",
Res
no,
<=r>
resu
12,
ibid.,
'
to
Rev
12, 32,
<cr>
'iv',
Rev.
1^3,
(j[j
-,
Rev.
n, 174
Xic.
433
"*"
resef
I
Pap. 3024, 90
Thes.
a disease or
/",
T
resh .a*
p I
1199,
Rev.
\\
13, 8,
a catch of
fish,
food,
fish,
provisions,
subsistence.
resha
boat
(?)
care for
pOOTOJ.
Copt.
resha (rushaa)_2s*>
Resent
have a
to
-A Rev.,
T^TtT
-^
-
resm
TtTtl
fl
"^\
>
Resenit
VJ
resh
OQ
tip,
a goddess.
TtTlt
to
know.
>
'
reshaa
suffice (?)
be sufficient
reshau
(?)
"^
reshpa
to rejoice,
rvn
be glad
to
Amen
Jlj
U
reshresh
i
,o,
N. 1010,
,
1
V\
^a%
24,
19,
97,
'9 1 . Asien
to
3",
Reshpiu
(
I
gg|
(][]
reshen
,
to rejoice.
reshresh-t
' 2 a form
ofAmentt.
%."^,^a"^6,
(]
Reshpu
insult (?)
joy, gladness.
Ber g,
[\/\/j
Copt.
a kind of bird.
1y
()0
CZCD T "i
C3E3
VI
Copt, pcwcye.
"
<=>
Reshitt
to
^>
"^t.
%,
TjTiT^
chief,
>
"
T^t
(?)
IV, 1160,
resha
yf
reshi
,
lightning-gods.
kind of speech.
Heruemhebi4,
reshnuiu
,
resh
,
i
v>
joy, gladness.
f)
resher-t r-m ^
^_ _^
Heruemheb
26, joy,
reshqui
(?)
gladness; Copt,
V^/
scent-pot,
~-
>
Rev.
13,
7,
ferocity.
Westcar Pa PI
VV
5,
15
glad-
joy,
pomade.
m(( ^,
reshti
reshi
Amen.
14,
n,
ness.
reshit, reshut
oa
A
-11
4P^
Rec.
29,
146,
oa
A
!,
I
r-n-i
,
III
r-rc-i
gladness.
A.Z.
R
reqaau-t
.A
,..
(3.
hearted.
opponent, enemy
IV, 612,
938.
requ
12,
5,
rf~
15,
I'
MA*,
14,
fiend,
Requ
rebel; plur.
foe,
requt
A
'
&
$'
fiend, foe
varr.
plur.
ffl
ffi
Rekit
Tomb Ram.
IV, 28,
a shadow-god (?)
i,
\
reqit
na
Reku
A
Amen.
(2
reqi
foe,
M.
reki
1899,
req ha-t
[434]
Rec.
2J,
57,
god(?)
Rekem
R
Rekhit-besu,
(1
'4
etc.,
435
etc.,
(J
ret-af-menu
'
Sekhet-Aaru.
Reti
"
Rekeh notches
of the yth
month
the god
$),
JT
<^* A
80,
(Saite)
Copt.
\\
Retui (Ruti)-en-Asar
the
Seker,
Rekes
B.D.
\\
'
Death-god.
B.D. 39,
Rekes
rekSU
lS"B,
T
*^z*>
Koller Pap.
I,
i,
name
a goddess:
unknown.
attributes
/)
compare Heb.
^| ^
Rekkt
9,
,Tuat VII,
il
a conqueror
of Aapep.
shaka
B.D. 165,
(?)
7,
name
of
'
>Q
^'
Amen
Amen-Ra.
or of
>Q ^>t*/il>
rekt(?)
Retas
ttJ3"l.
to slay, to
reteb
kill.
reg
9as
A
->
ree
0g
ffl^'
to
-A
A
S
41
ffl
reg-t
make
destroy,
'
Q3,
Reteb-mut-f
to cease;
Copt. Xo.
1 6,
Rev.
>
retemu
p IK e.
(?)
woven
used
stuff
in burials.
(?)
....
IV, 1024
>
<=
Retnu
regai
'aside; Copt.
denial
=t
a liquid or
rr
Retnu -
'
unguent
(?)
Reten
ragata-t
ll
Anastasi
I,
T
o
regiu
reges
to slay
regth
/I
^"~
Tombos
hook
Rethuarekh
ret
|S
? A A. Rev
3,
I>
<=>
ret
Rec.
6,
^^
YR
1 1
6,
i,
men,
VK^
foot;
reth
P. 641,
>
o
,
j,
p. 85, 347,
'\\\
^i,
i,
mankind;
see
remth
=gj;Copt
ret nebt
Ombos
Rev-
32,
ret
in,
var.
OU.
reteh
Copt.
fuller;
Eastern
(Syria).
to imprison, a
reteh
.ft.
everybody.
men,
folk, people,
mankind
M. 675, Copt.
2 F
R
4
Amherst Pap.
<
ret then
s=
everybody;
[436]
C^2
i v, 3 2 7,
[mind]
AAAAAA
"huwa
riglak," the
ur
ret
(I
drunken people;
soldiers
private
M'
N. 798
ret
wax
inscribed
^,
men
figures of
VIn n
SS
'
n ni
L D HI
'
eft
Sir
258
'
'
Q> ^'
J1
>
Great
the
497,
stairs.
reth
'
'
21 9*.
Pharaoh's temples.
s84
B.D. I3&A,
4,
mankind.
retu-t
Reth
Tuat V, "men,"
I,
the tears,
o|%fff
j$^Jr /n
(?)
'h e
fel1 frot
?
eyes of Ra.
!,
i
>
reth aau
the rich
that
of
y>
^~n ^s!
great folk,
sensible, mild of
ret
^"^ 5
manner
Copt.
peT
ret
Rev
|!
22
men, people,
see
Copt.
pJULpAXy
2>
of Syria;
^^
>,
4
43
Upper
<=>
Lower
ret
Syria
var. <-**^
officer;
'
to set
leg
28
6l
[\,
,
2 9>
to give, to place,
rJUK*
38S,
plur.
<=> A A
N. 87,
Syria;
'
Rec
(?)
erta(?) <=>
dual
in
'
n +v.^
,
'
places, abodes.
folk
< >
rethp
ffi
Copt. pJULJULi-O
reth rekh
i.e.,
*5\
402
erta
<=> A
is
Israel Stele 2.
erti-t
(j (j
something given ;
plur.
'
9
o
erta pa her
to pray
erta
self
Rec.
14,
n,
Copt.
em
sa
by the side
of,
to protect
to set one-
someone.
erta er as-t
jj
oneself on a throne.
to seat
[437]
AAA/WX
erta er ta
D-s-a
ills
to set foot
Erta Sebanqa
on the ground.
Jj.fi)
*TT
Ret-a
'
I
erta ruti
I,
to cast out at
ertit
lay to
heart.
to
Anastasi
344, 39 8
Rec.
humour,
III
to put incense
on the
erta gerg
erta
>
a
fire, i.e.,
^>
as a causative
retm-t
^^
<
c-^^a <
*
26, a
1MM
3,
9,
c >
S
ciS5>A<?=^t3 f~^t A
,
to
imprison, to
_?3^
a,
.
catch in a net or
<cz
<
snare
Erta nefu
"
god.
XN
see
retcha
winds
emission of the
ftJ
reteh
*~ZZr~*
plur.
',
<^=
\\
Retuk
to
<=>fV
'
to burn incense.
608,
l^a"
I'
^
!31i
o l*<=r>lf
emission
emanation,
liquid
ertasenter
P.
5, 8*
i.e.,
806,
=><$_
,
23, 8
",
judge wrongly.
erta sa
I,
ertu
iv, 4 n, 971,
var.
"
inform.
_a^
Tuat X, a god
Tuat XI.
~",
_u
.
Retau (?)
\\
erta rekh
JV.
name
"Giver of
>
|
"^^
-l\
,
to steal, to thieve.
retchau
of Osiris.
i'
M*
<
thieves, robbers.
Erta-hen-reqaiu
B.D.
doorkeeper of the
5th Pylon.
retcha <=
a kind of
fish.
[438
ra
ra
Copt.
ra
n,
generally
N, but
also
em hau
hau
rarely;
j,
(0
,.
Nubian
in
ra
(3
texts for
near;
tation, a building
roof j see
roundabout him.
*^=^-,
\\
hau
ra
>
i
ra
ha-t
^vJ,IV,
ra
ra
!,
household ;
poraries, family,
,
ra
!,
429; see
u. 457, ra
varr.
ra
(j
yf
ra"
ra
hau
ha,
jection,
ra
!;
ha, ha-t
Rec.
ra
_QCN^
n,
W^Sf
an
1
)
interjection,
O;
'h
129,
21,
ra
^>
Oh
3.
ra
"
"
Naville-, Bubas".
Hail
51
Nastasen Stele
"
=0=
(?)
ha-t
an
mlbv
ra
I,
ra
expense;
Rev.
Rev- "'
time
0'
1908, 290,
I38
moment
'
j 4,
Rec. 21,
to-day; Copt.
u,
n&OOTT
187
Copt.
^Y
,-7
'
hai
V ^'
hanefer
m^
J^, Rec.
ra
"k^i-
ra
^\
V\
Y
,
to
keep a
If
^^^^
festival.
<=>
'
Copt,
one; ra
ra
ra <c\
Rev.
hau
,OOT.
altar vessel.
h,hau _TOl_,
'
jour. As.
Copt.
IT3
ra
.19,
.1
varr.
Rec
7'
jo
**n j-\
ra
ra"^^,
jj^,
ra"^,
ra"fcvi'
_CEN^ U
IT1
ha, hai
ra
bourhood of
this city.
in the neigh-
ra
,
f*
ra
IB
ra
25, 191,
[439]
ra
husband
M&
ra
plur.
^^\
man
husband,
Hai
ra ^j*\ U
f
-.77, ia^fl.iA,ra-|ft
>
U)
^.
ra
embarks
i,
in
a boat, or sails
name
J,> a
of
to beat, to strike, to
rD
26,
-A
ha-ti
ha ral^^=fl,
_CE\S
"^
ra
A.Z. 1905,
ha-t
6,
ra
ha-t
some kind
^ -"",
^
ra
rn
work,
toil,
===
workman, a mover of
-/i,
Rec. 36,
(?)"
B.D. (Saite)
Saite) 144,
30, a god.
Ha-hetep-t
labour.
an animal).
,
-A
H[a]hetep
of forced labour.
ra
or canal at
Abydos
into
placed
plur.
(of
ra
23,
ci
(?)
Rec.
\\'
.A
hai
descendant, progeny
rn
66,
ha
ra
plur.
'
00
haut
stone
A.
tl(J
_c^s 11
1^
TO
ID
,.!.
ra"^v
(]|]r=0),B.D. 4 o,
-CENS
1
'
Copt.
>
ra
Rec.
i,
Ha-kheru
ra
17, 146,
ra
!,
B.D.
^
ra
ra
rn^^-f,
147, the
145,
herald of the ist Arit.
'
Rec.
Ha-ser
17, 158.
'
7th Aat.
"
ha
ra
^i\
-A
Israel Stele
haa
ha,
ha
rn
N. 51,
99,
Q Q
in-
frontier.
"^^.^> p
ra
to
1 2,
ra
1^^=*,
^
"^ ^y
^y
name
of
the Tuat.
'
to
fal1
down> to % to
_CcSS'
Peasant; 307,
\
ra
1|^
-A
M.
68,
in
state
of ruin,
things destroyed.
Fa P- 3024,
>
M.
750, to descend, to go
down,
to enter
ra
by
79,
down
sea, to fall
Copt.
ha-t, hai-t
N. 1191,
26,
ra
Thes.
fire,
209,
,to
warmth.
haha
ra
"^ ra "^ [^
j^ ^
P. 409,
M. 585,
ham
ra
"'<
birds
>
insects (?);
var.
ra"^^?,,Rec.
arrival,
"^ "^ ^
fall,
8,
136,
embarcation,
entrance;
Hahaiu
Tuat VI, the four
|,
ra
hea'ds of gazelle in the
'of Osiris.
2
E 4
Hall
ra
haanau
ra
Amen.
sweetmeat, confec-
]jv\
ra
,Gol.3,i,
|j(2^l
ra
440
tionery
17,
3,
18,
5,
17,
15,
time, period.
(?)
Haaker
a festival
hai
\\
,
ra "^\ fl
w^. ^
hail
Amen.
ra
an
interjection.
hauati, hauti
*=$
w*, Amen.
'fl
(D
JIQ-
_ccSs-\\
,
>
haihaira^J()ra^()()x^
ra^flO^,
_or&
Rev., to
fall
1^
ra
cries
,
of joy, shouts.
workman,
toiler.
/)
praises.
hauathana
Anastasi III,
2, 8,
-jfl
fish.
ra
Copt.
|\
hamen
,
a kind of
handwoven
)J|
-j U
A.Z.
H]
Rec.
haut(?)
(3
cloth or byssus,
garment,
126, an
46,
haiu
\\
i,
2-],
/
*j\
V\
ra
i
hai, hi
13,
field.
haiu
7,
V ^,
(j(j
hauana
ra
interjection,
j\
haua-tra^f)
grounds, estate,
ra
ral^Jf],
an
of
Haker.
see
name
the
,
.
deed, document,
hautm
Rechnungen
hab
17,
stuff.
151, a
measure.
writing; plur.
temple,
hall,
44,
'
jh
palace, bakehouse.
haina
ibis
I
hainu
ra
Rec.
>,
...
blllow
'
,
hau
r
Copt.
Habu
hab
,-,
<>.
...
\\
ra
,
i
hall,
lx
Rec.
ra
f s.
's.
'
ra
\\
,
-d
to send, to
U Amen
4,8,i5,.i,
'
ra
i,
^
1^
fi
cp
J j\
A
*a
31,25, ra
,oeuut.
plur.
Amen
an interjection.
Tl
'
the ibis-god.
'
temple, palace
hab-t
despatch, IMISSKW.
a journey.
ra
441
ra
hafi ra
hab
Amen
'
ham
7'
'
a hard-baked cake,
rusk.
\\
ra
hamu
pelican.
ra
ra
Amen.
,
to despatch
'
make
ra^^'
J N^ T ^
missi
'
blemish, de-
fl
ra
fect, sin.
hamemu
a raid.
habit
hamu
force, to traverse
to
an armed
i'
>
ra ' d-
men
class of spirits
varr.
I .A
Hab-em-at(P) ra"^
_QCN^ rfO
hab
ra
"^ J \&
to
plough
see ra
names
"^
ra
_CC-S'
habni
^J
Pap.
3, 8,
AAAAAA
A
Y
\\
JM
ra
/WWW
^i
^~^~
;
'
^g\
;
raj
\\
L.D. Ill,
194,
fear
ra
someone with
var.
to
25.
'
approach
'
varr.
han ra^r-2.
ra%,
"
_rp^
_CE>^
*t
AAAAAA
Tsg
^-t*-,
18,
5,
An-
621,
IV,
[fl
ra
plur.
K oer
Ezekiel xxvii, 15
Heb. "^IliT,
T
:
\\
^
'
ft
nales
III
A,
ffl
III
henmem-t.
see
j, ra
-^
it
26, 3, ra
I,
\\
Amen.
li,
Anastasi
12,
I,
7,
I'D
20,
^-=A> to bow,
"^
^j*^
If'
to
crush, to pierce
to
[drugs], to beat,
pound
see ra
..^s.
AAAAAA
t'
r*l
37, 21,
.V.,0, +
ra
'
/i
Copt.
B.D.
Han
a god.
J
hann
nann
stag,
gazelle (?)
hap
ra^La^c^.
ra"^\ a
hana
ra
"^,
""^.
that
regulations, edicts,
hibitions, the
Law;
hapitrus
see ra
restrictions, pro-
Would
that
2, 8,
Koller Pap.
wave
2, 6,
I,
27, 4,
Anastasi IV,
(?)
,oeiAJl.
Copt.
hailll
hana
Copt.
Anastasi
OT
>,
AA/V
hafl
tg
\\
to parch
Verbum
ra
"wv
-CcSs
*H
JJ
Festschrift,
117, 8,
ra ^K
_cc
FT AAAA/V\
\\
434,
L-d
-Jl
I,
dryness.
to dry,
*"
,
wave, billow
see
/WWAA
\2 AAAAAA
[442]
,
hanu-t
Amen.
7,
ra
Rec. 32,
see
har-t
hanu
gazelle (?)
;
plur.
water, to
han
to
i,
ra
10,
men who
i,
praise.
Rec.
ra
day ; see
ra
ra
Roman
harnata
Copt.
Amen.
marsh, lake.
49)
Greek
'
ra
\\
|, '-spelt
harthatha ra^,^ ^!
11
Anastasi
hari
(?)
I,
VF\ W
to plunge in
,&\
Rec. 21,15,
IV, 697.
87, the
-O
be submerged, drowned
Harmis
6,
),
harp
praises,
haru
harpi
praise,
to adore, to rejoice.
hanu
MI
plur. ra
harp
plaudits,
ra
8 1, joy.
I,
register.
har
s:
rD
Hahuti-am ...(?) ra
a -9 MI the name of a
_n_
,
\\
fiend.
oppress, to be hard.
haru
III
Amen
har
hahemti
a kind of soldier.
>
"
9> a
measure.
"'
ra
^S\
ra
;
murmurs,
see
Hasau
Harris
>j
I,
77, 3, a
Libyan
ft)
"T i D
l*PV^
""
Stele
43,
Anastasi
I,
var.
ra^ra^J^-
haq
Haqa-haga-her
ra
^^v
lifliT*
'
a k'"d
tree
v^\
_lk
.** J
'
har
ra^^
nlountain
Heb.
< >>
o>
5^
Haker
Y*^S
T=T
var.
',
a Nubian
title
(?)
of Ra.
ra^'^J,
B.D.
XVIIIE,
Haker heb
ra
the.
'
4,
El
festival
of.
night festival of
\\
ra"^"^Yra
B.D. 162,
S\
the dead.
">n.
hari
tribe.
hastkata
Sensa'rf
--*>
cries;
Haker;
the
Haker.
i,
hatahata
to trample
[443]
rn
ra
upon
_at^
X
]u
hau
see H3 FD
ra
ha-t
RD
"%%
JS^ Jl
ra
hatutu
ra
I6
bathes
Gr.
sickness
illness,
>
var.
Oer4n,
A
ra
&HT.
Hau
ra
u. 326,
\\,
ra
!>> Hh
u. 545, T. 3 oo, ra
s=>
"^
_cc?s
ra
'
Diim. Rec.
Hades
a
bow.
for
/"N
Hatestt
50, 14,
band
I6
2> I
"
Jf
,
'
f
A
I]
i
leather
hatr-t
ra
"
amily> p ro
geny, seed, posterity.
Rec
'
*&,
JeA
Stunden 10
\"'J*?
the head (?)
^
2l
^<! -^^
^r
U
i
hatu
l\i
ra
N. 264, 265, a
ra
(j
'
hau
m1k
ha*
_CES3'
Amen.
'
fl,
HI
Hau
hatm-t
hatmu
ra
hau-t
ra
ra
hatn
ra
papyrus cord or
^&
2* """
Hari-Au
var.
ii, 185, a
ra
bracelet, armlet
hatcha
ra
>,
%*
"^
rr^iHi
I
>
fever
ra
( )
>
ra
I]
|,
ra
IOT.
iv
fl
Fa P- 3
>
_WN,
2 4>
49
to
weakness.
an armlet
hames
with
K\
IV, 704, to
see
and
w
ra
an
haha
(],U.
272, N. 662,
hanna raT
H AAAWV
704,
hahi
interjection.
ra
I]
ra
97"2,
Tpi
^\^~^,
ra
>
I]
an interjection, Ha-ha
A z ^OS)
-
^HIl
to
jection,
Hail
l)(|,
ra
!)
()(]
('<-T,
inter-
] (]
name
ra
Ij
J
iv,
an
|,
Hatatabata shesahafg-t
3 6 to copulate.
iv, 1078^ ra
hifsband; varr.
R
fl,
ra
ra
ra
(]
ha
l6
19,
2,
ham
ra
O-
see
hatcher-t
..
an arm ornament,
Tifioavktov.
name = Copt.
l\
148, Rev.
hatr-t
forecourt;
ra
proper
Hauk
^?, T
I)
part of a shrine.
"
Rev
I)
,i.eJT, Gr.
Copt.
class.
hau-t
compare Heb.
footstool;
m-^/
15, 8, 9,
7,
(|
[j
oa "^ |
|1
||
of a mythological serpent.
haisa
*g^,
<2
I)
'.
immerse, to submerge
U. 325,
Copt.
Rev
I2 > 62 > to
ra
444
'VVVVV1
hmu
.
,rai
ra
00 e
ra
ra
an
interjection,
ftft
Hail
ra
(jl|
hi
ra\\,
A,
ra
Ijlj
TO
ra
i|()\\^,
(J
down ;
to descend, to fall
88
F3
who descend
those
>
or
hihen
fall.
(?)
Rec.
a|
A
33, ,20,
neighbours.
'
Rec. 33,3,
"
name
the Greek
"
Hirna-t
see
Copt. g,ei.
hiU
rr
ra
x_
,oeme
7,
hinu
3,
Rev.
some(?); Copt.
Herusatef Stele
Bl
Irene.
IV,
(?) ra
to
1075,
praise
hi-t
ra
(JU
^j,
Higer
14,
sf^-sfcL,
hit
ra
^,
lj(] ]j
hi
ii%, u. 443, ra 00
IT
ra 00
1
LS^ f
'
'
CO
ape; see
hit
<=
[Zl
Tir,
(J(jf
ra
2 f=B>, husband;
ra 00
jl
00 00 )
11 11 U
j|&,
U JT^i
Copt.
hit-t
ra
hi
hita
ra
U 00
Rev
HH OH
ra
00
Tuat XII>
jfl
Az
hu
officer
ra
ra
ra.
ra,
ra,
hu
hi-t ra
Stele
19,
ra
temple,
hall,
ra
palace
varr.
hu
IV,
ra,
or palace
/-
the
of.
<=>,
over
fall;
ra
ra
to go
down,
to
see
1
i
J\
IWW
household; see
'ra^^cm'^
56 -
abode, habitation.
.,
raOO
to be situated
hini raOO
in
time
belongings, relatives,
[III
raflOj
with
584,
officials.
hin-t
Dream
Stele 22.
i'
against.
"~ww
hin
pit;
birds.
Dream
Copt.
god.
i
hi
49
l878>
dawtl "
il U
ditches '
'
pits; Copt.
-
Hi
29
I3>
"
III'
gladness.
a sin in s
1908,
trial.
proof,
raOOOO||^|t^,
27,87, ram.
(](]^,Rec.
As.
Jour.
&ITG.
,.!.
hi
a JM
c,
name
f_^.
(j(j
hi
ra
(?)
hunnua
hur
Rev
00!.
I3>
39 =
Copt.
O
(
ra
I
'
s
fl
Q.
demon
animal.
Amen.
A'
9,
i,
day;
see
ra
Hurmais
the
445
f(](|()[l$,A.Z.
hebheb
49,80,
raj raj A,
N. 902,
TO ra 2ZI2, light breeze, puff of wind.
Hu-kheru
144, the
name
^^ %
ra
$> B -D.
ra ra
ra
^^
J.T
-J)
I2 ,i 07) raTjjjtOfj/^v,
11
'
(3
MA
danger; Copt.
70,
to force a
to
be
in
to
way through,
down; ra
hebheb
'
(j
~^
ra
'
JBV
ra^Q,
fear terror ( ? )
ra -^\
march
hut, hutut
109,
6,
traverser of mountains
K/XJ, IV, 1026,
n
fl
-^Q^ P^^O -*m
and deserts ; ra
[U
ra
>Sk,
ra
rajraj,
f\
,tOOJ.
ra
hut(?>
traverse, to trample
to
through,
15,
Rec.
tn
husha
6 77
u,
16,
8,
179,
Rev.
Amen.
ramx^L
JS^JraJ^, RhindPap.
Roman;
ra
Copt. gjO-f.
ra^r^jT,
ra
Rec.
\to
'
the horns.
Hutt
hutem
II,
HI
&~ J, B.D.
(?)
% v^
ra
hebi
hebiu
i
-f
'
I
heb
rr
raj
m j^'
"
ra
ra
Rouge", I.H.
"4
heb
to attack.
) ,
(Saite) 100, 2.
fc^- m
u%"
raJ^,Rev.,
..
heb-t
Heb
ra
ra 1,
*a
^A
ra
938,
* JU,
ra
Copt.
16,
108, storehouse,
J^j
%
^,
Jl
heba
iv,
heb
Q
>
to
J\
>^ c-^
A,
-^y-*
ra
hebu
heb
workshop.
south wind.
send out, to
ra
Hebai (Hebi)
^00,
,03.6..
26, a lion-god of
hebb
Hebit
A.
hebin
ra *fe,
raj
A, IV,
345,
5,
ebony
Heb.
y),
^g
till
^^H
to
make
301, anguish
Copt.
Rev. 13,
j,
hebar ra^*i*<^>'^i
,
Dendereh IV,
Denderah.
a messenger.
magazine, slaughter-
house.
ra
Rec.
the Ibis-god.
109,
16,
764, to plough,
,l&e,
plough; Copt.
.
^.
658,763,
J ur As. 1908,
-
ra
m^,o& -
hebar
^9,
<cr>
446
Rev.; Copt.
hebaq
ra
,fk>pfip.
^ uh
''Sfe*
to clasp
_if III
ra
-/d
scientific laws
"
J (|0
ra
[H
hebni
'
m ^JJ
AAA/NAA
raj^,
7x9,^,^
>^
raj
v.
nep
law, justice.
to bind, to regulate.
o u
(I]
%n
something seized or
43.
snatched.
,
N.
48
ran
to walk, to
move,
to step.
ebony
trees
hephep
Heb.
to run, to travel.
%
n t\ __ v
JTcLi^
ra
3 n
Jo,;,
/WVAA*
FII
;
i)
a c
ffin
/,
J -**' of ebony.
AA/WW
POD
0,
Rec.
3,
ra
Hepaf
IV, 748,
Hepa
1.1383....
^_,
ra
P. 638.
Hepath
57,
ra
j^/r.23,
ra
2,
Thes.
1288,
a measure
jar,
IV,
ra
=31,
^-hen; plur.
131, honey-
P.
636,
M. 511, N. 1094, ra
su,agod(?)
jar.
<~=-
heben-t aa-t
the
great
fiend
heben-t netches-t
little
-^
(^
'
ra
hebq
hebq
to
pierce,
to
stab,
A
[H
to attack, to
wound.
slay, to
nn
hebq
neckband.
6, 9,
raj
fl
-=3\>
pound drugs
game
trap
Copt.
who devoured
(?)
T. 293, a serpent-
%tk
H]
(j
N. 80 1, a proper
name.
Ombos
Hepenu DO
offerings.
name
Hepnenta
of a
god(?)
ran
Heptes
fj
Si
hem
rn
hem
rn
*'
R,C.
40, ra
hemi
Rev.
Copt.
hem-t
a kind
of tax.
ra
12, 73,
'
striction,
233, a
II,
god of
ra
tflfl,
Hepauu
Rec.
hebs
to
ra
(II
the
heben.
hebner
Hepau
heben.
fl'
plur.
o
^, Peasant
ra
172, the
reJ
ferryman who
Hemti
ra
kfc^S A?
hep-tut
A/
<r=>^l r
stablisher of laws
^, good
|
hep-t
\\
N.
ebony
raV
hep
AA^WVN Si^"^"
128, ebony.
6,
a kind of wood.
^,
<$.
Rec.
hebU-t
jl
\\
00
=)
he bin
inspector of laws
Vpin.
'
hebi
compare Heb.
<.
(H
Just laws;
emDrac e,
'
hepu
J<=>J
ra
of the dead.
to
BD
-
6 4. 35- the
447
H n
hem
125, to
Amsu
hem
'ail
_CH^
fire
heat
'
hot
'
Hemhemti
>
Copt
l^gj
spirits,
people
to roar, to bellow
hemhem-t
1L
ra
'
%\ " x
TO
"'
horns.
hemes
ra
one
in fear
var.
Thes. 1204, ra
approach some-
to
|"L
Hemthet
bellow,
roar,
cry,
72
30,
skilfully.
Copt. pjUjLgjjji.
to rise, to ascend.
00 ^
of
hemen
of pain.
t^
_cr^
to utter a cry
moan,
_EF^
Rec.
hemu
to
rr
government
henmem-t.
hem
JJ|
,
ra
Nesi
>\\
a kind of l
ra
ra
ra
hemi
see
TO
of Aapep.
title
hemhem
hemas
i.
-Pr^
'
hemem-t
a class of
32, 17, a
hema
H-S
Ffl igs.
fall.
to enter
hemhem
ra
battle-cry
7AWW,
ra
U.
549,
plur.
T. 304, a serpent-god.
ra
ra
ra
!,
ra
hen
in
ra
,
u. 532
iWW*.
ra
ra
ra
!,
i,
hen
ra
jj^ra
ra
ra
hemhem-t ankhiu
rn
>,
^=r:
the
thunder.
i.e.,
ra
a wooden
-,
ra
t\
u. 601,
ra
JT!
ra
i
ra
111'
hemhemut ta
"
1008, peals of
thunder.
IV,
rn
ra
&
_S^- yi
beings
(?)
who
cry out>
or roar.
15,
Amsu
chest
^^ <==>
d
hen
ra
f^f
_
for
keeping
documents
in.
JI,P. ui6B,
01
the
l^=
offerings.
;
plur.
I
ra
/
ra
ra
ra
Henu
c=.
shetatu
Hemhem
'
skull
Tuat
ra
/WVWVJ-73-
3, 4,
/WWV\
ra
Hemhem
IV
IV, 1015,
hen
Hem
Leyd. Pap.
private
Q
hemut ra t\
ra
plur.
'
'
mU
a stone sarco-
coffin,
_< />
hemhemut
made by a mass
hemhem-t her-t
roar of the sky,
ra
/WWVA
/r~^>.
of human
the
the
roar
of
people.
beings,
the noise
ra
/WVW\
"y*
AA/WV\
ra
ra
t\
ra
t\ ^v,
coffins of the
dead
in the
Tuat.
Nesi
hen
ni
ra
VAAAA
[448]
ra
hen
^i
.......
fi
/fc
ra
AAAAAA
Tl
Thes.
henu
1206,
Love Songs
3, 13, to
bow,
hen
AAAAAA
hen
ra
Copt.
fit'
Iff
henu
ra
/\
henu
hen,
whip,
ra
flail,
^3,
signal.
scourge.
ra
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
'
O
AA/VAAA
hen-t ASA
ra
rest, respose.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAA/VNA
AAAAAA
ITI
jy
AAAAAA tti
AAAAAA
JQ
^^ j^g
J^
conform
j^ J^,
ra
Copt.
am
O makerofswetsor
heni
Jjeail,
heni-t
U. 609, bowings.
ra
AAAAAA
/..,
JJ^.p.
11 J>
henu
H]
!^A, De Hymnis
(],u.6i6,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
ra
ra
34, 177,
fT--t_
|,
U
AAAAAA
HJ
lu
AAAAAA
henhen
AAAAAA
o
AAAAAA
o^K
ra
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
waves on
_/T
AAAAAA AAAAAA
VAAAAA
ra
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA AAAAAA
AAAAAA
ra
o%
ra
ra
ra
ra
&,
ra
henhen
52, Rec.
Copt. 2>oeiJUL.
ra
817,
28,
(?)
26,234,34, 177,
AAAAV
III
ra
I Rec.
ra
?,
(JO
II
(2
ra
henhenit
ra
ra
it.
the watery
AAAAAA AAAAA
AAAAAA
henhenu
ra
ra
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
ra
^,
Rec.
ra
AAAAAA
those
who
praise.
henaut
henhen
henn
fl
ra
,N. 834.
ra
AAAAAA AAAAAA
J?^,
Stele
2,
PL!
AAAAAA
ra
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
henen
Jl
PQ
"ViQ
AAAW
'
i
I
V&
^
H3
I
AAAAAA
AAAAAA C_J.
'
to
ra
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
<5f,
/_
kind of
iv, 718,
stag.
recommend
(?)
J-
Nastasen
Henit, Hennit
ra
AAAAV
* Q Tuat
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
in Syria, a
Henen
>
dance, praise.
,
7
an animal found
to dance, to praise.
henti henti
confectioner.
to, to assent.
Henen-henen-henen
A/VWVA
ra Vp\ t
plur.
TI
..
henhen
'
AAAAAA AAAAAA
ra
etc.
vase,
jar,
W .^^Aft.
AAAAAA WJ
'
to agree, to
hennhenn
heni
a measure,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
J^@, 7
JQ
^
iv, 1107,
ra
u. 535,
ra
ra
henen
!'
household
Jj
AAAAAA
hen
AAAAAA
,Ite.
$, nod,
117,
13,
ra
21 2
AAAAAA
!I
friends, neighbours,
someone
heavily on
ra
AAAAAA
Mission
I,
21
AAAAAA (2
ra
1,
ra
AAAAAA
ra
V, the choirs of
angels in the Tuat.
J3L
M N.
henn
>
797, a goddess.
ra
DO CJTQ
1
o
,
R C V., phallus = 9
\L
AAAAAAA
6 9'
ra
henhen
mand
449
FD HI
Rev., order,
heri
com-
Copt,
ra
fl
ra AA
&\, <r=>1i
<S>,
\\
\\
peace, to be content, to
rn
sink to rest;
i\
fl
gracious
^ A
henahen[a] WWW
Henna
ID
ra^()\,
to pra ise.
("AT
L J
I
heri
P. 636,
ra^-ij-
(],
11
III ^,
M. 514, N. io 9 6,
fl
j^
io 97 ,
A
,
/WWW
/WWW
M.
96,
A/WWA
FD n
/WWW /WWW
(1
f\
N. 102, to
to
ra AT
/www i H
man
Hennathf
ra
,
'
?'
ra
ra
<r=
satisfied
<r>
(?)
"^
Copt.
,epl.
126, a
of a contented disposition.
<o
her-t
faction
a star
f^^oT^"C
ra
peace,
rest,
<rz>g^,
satis-
pleasant.
;
<n>
herut
U. 446, T. 255, to
"^
soft speech.
T /WAAAA T^^BU
heni
11
ra
sweet, gracious,
'
*-
take care
be content,
her ab
sing, to praise.
henanau
>
AAAAAA
n
pleasing;
'
N. 1314, a god.
satisfied, to
'
"O
<=>
henana
be
rest, to
with
ra
'
ra
to be
ra
AjU,
Copt.
AAAAAA
ra
<rr> 11
ra
ra
%^^;,o,
(pli^^-),
sail.
'
Rev.
Heni
a god;
(0
.
'
(2) a
ofRa.
henu
henuh
Ebers
ra
herr<S>
-.'
feast, festival
jj
_2^>
kind of animal.
(2
)j^^5,
herta
up
14, 15,
title
Gr.
iop^
^,<S>Viv,938,
Hemmt
ui8,
J^
henkheses
\\
(1
(1
things that
please or satisfy.
ra
ra
ra
herr-t
1^3
T \\'
varr.
the east
Herr <^L,
Tuat
Her-ti <~> O
^^,
Isis
and Nephthys.
ra
hensheses
ra
f|
AAA/W\
AAAAAA
^T
1
'
o 1 I "^T
~L
c>
_/]
hentcher
ra
+*
|
I
Berg
'
'
i^n,
T
D
^
her
see above.
Israel Stele
(of
B*
hem
H]
,
Verbum
<~>, more,
I,
Tomb
248
heri
ra
_J\
t
to go
away; Copt
<:::>
to
^tuX.
go up
'
Copt
Ij
>
to char g e
an animal).
of
Amenem-
her
addition
ra
,
i.e., a.
Heb. ^St.
heru
Copt
her
field,
her ara
god,"
n
<cr
her
hent
her
on
ra
^
fl
"mountain of
^N"H.
ra
,
vegetables
7S
(?)
a metal pot
2
ra
her
ra
IZ3,
herher
prolong
450
hru up renpi-t
ra
ra
ra
^, Rev.,
i.e.,
-,
New
Year's Day.
to extend, to
hruutcha metu
JC
day of
( ,|,
Copt.
herr
to conce ' ve
/r
De
to
cr
'1
child.
hru mit
her-t <==
i.e.,
death day.
hru mestu
''
f[]P'
ief,
evil
hap.
ra
her-t
bandlet,
fillet.
=]
hrar
day
hera
B.D. 58,
ra
see
6,
>8\
birthday of Osiris.
hru en An-mut-f
the
a milk vessel.
name
(]
hru en Ahi O
hera
(1
(2,
Rev. n,
80, food;
&pe; JT
(j
&P
Copt.
e-
'
'
con ~
ception.
ra
ra
ra
III
^J\
mid-day
and night
Hru
to-day
Amset
senuf
(13)
Teken;
Hap;
name
3,
every day
49,
hruenheb
day
(14)
Tuamutef;
(7)
Qebh-
(12) Netchsnaa(P);
hrui-t
list
Gr.
hru en
day of the
festival.
Hem ba
\ ,
hru en Khnemu
name
name
the
O Q T
'
the
"I,
hru en sma-ta
day of union with
earth,
TW Ibv
~w
rr^
i.e.,
=
Jl
burial.
hru en sekhenu O
'
*/W^A
[I
i
*
o
(A
i
Rec.
f--
33, 4,
hru en Shema
,
Khnemu;
the 30 Day-gods
(n) Netchetur;
(16) Mehefkheruf;
the day of
7,
o
,
(6)
fl
i,
M. 570, N. 1176,
-=
;
the
',
judgment.
Rec.
^Q*,
(8) Maati-tef-f
reneftchesef;
of the
/VSAWV
^K, day
(5)
name
the
TO
of the
ra
N. 626;
,
&OOT
Copt.
name
hru en Upuatu
name
o>
cp
<=>rill <=>-
^-
daily
'
B.D.
ra
P. 288, 339,
ra
j,
i
M
o
ra,
<==:> cp,
<=:
the
Rev
hrara
O,
hru en Asar
(Rev.).
hru
^~^
Copt.
the
name
Year's Day.
O
Q
New
ra
hru en tekh
"
46,
festival.
7^7
to
"
3024, 68,
be happy.
^ p
follow the
JT^
'
Pap
happy day,"
Y
MX,
1
field
produce,
herqah
Alt.
herk
K.
to be girded or
embraced
herk
heh
ra
ra
rin s.
embrace,
^CoXfT-
Copt.
22, 2iA.
I,
12, 25, to
ra^^^j.Rev.
always
i.e.,
ra
be slow, patient
AAAAAA
^O
(2
f\
\\
;
I
happy day;
raO
ra^\OT
T,
of rejoicing, feast-day
hersh
Pap
'^sV)
.&& O
"V
herbs, vegetables.
hru nefer
VWW\
hernuta
A.Z. 1007
a yearly
tk\
ra
ra
<v
"
day of drunkenness
hru nefu
451]
bracelet
Copt.
an interjection, O.
day
J of a
water procession.
name
N. 132,
heat, flame,
heh
fire.
warm wind,
an
hru qesen
O
unlucky day,
day of calamity.
hru Tehuti
Thoth,
day of
festival
heh
3U
heh-t
i.e.,
^U
y^
>
.A
to
g 0j to marc h.
step
see ra
fs==t
hru
tiu
p==:|
heru renpit
11:11
in
heh-ti(?)
v ' m,
\3
,'
ra<= =
1= =
fj]
i.e.,
f ^,
TO
Osiris,
Horus,
heha
and Nephthys,
m ^^i
11
heru
I,
III,i4i
herp
n
<~~>^
D
**,
drowned,
herp
hes
to
<S>
v,
sprinkle,
with
to
to
be submerged,
make
"?
wet
(j
,-A
V^AAA
|~p
Copt.
to let a
hes ratf"^A,Rev.
'
_SS
heshes
hesent
^JT*,
P ra
Rev>
(1
M %>
Heaes
ra ^
-*_'
the
l
spirits
of the
hern
drowned
in the Tuat.
heqes
ra
j
Nav. Litanie, 69
7>
praise.
Rev.
2,
18,
ra
dung.
13,22
>i)i)^|,
Herpiu
(j
fl
to march, to meet.
herpiu
Rev. 12, 68
heqsut-t
ra
i,
Peasant2 S'.
rafl^fes.
A
Q
to defraud.
*
^% ^ o, Nav
disappearance
Litanie>
TT
(?)
A
a
A
F t
H3
Heka <d^
-am, U.
T.
541,
ra
hethen
297,
452]
ra
Tuat
the
serpent-fiend in
fern.
Nav. Litanie, 69
|,
VsA/V
==
Hethet
ra
Hethti
ra
=
ra
>
ra
"vim.
"^\
Heker
ra
V_^
Gr.
singing ape-gods.
Mave/>UJS
(Brugsch).
ra
ra
het
iv,
Heker
o, the name of a
HI
festival
Rev
to
upon,
trample
subdue.
III'
Hekru
/i
._
\\
'
ra
het
hett
ra
Circler
to run, to revolve.
"a
Hett
-,
rag*, rara^,
Hettut
ra ^-r-, to
a hole in
drill
ra
ft
Ml
ra
Hett
Jj
f^
TO
u
TTfttta
iietia
a boring
^ o
ra
bradawl
tool,
Denderah IV,
who
79,
one of
A
j;]'
Ber g-
!-
20
'
a singin
|
ape-god.
ra
9,
heten
AA~
8,
HetU
i_
ra
hetb
ra
hetem
0()
^,
,-,
ra
collar,
Dl
14.
boring
tool.
^.TT
fi
<^=v,
/-v
).
i,
re , flame.
footstool
a plant used in
62 3.
making incense;
com-
>,T. 332,
J3
N. 623, a deity.
heter-t
1908,
^^ o
ra
a pectoral
6, a pectoral,
Hetchhetch
amulet.
ra
ra
P.
'73,
pareHeb.DTTT.
^"^-
of dress.
Hetennut
N
..
var.
EbersPap. 102,
^^
i
V,
12 > 66
chisel,
ee
F=I,
an ornament
AJSAJVV\
heter-t
PL
OQ
_.
>
-f
Q Rev
T. 332,
/^VvAAA
a kind of herb,
li
^K
hetutU (?)
I)
/ox
j.
S ,
i
'
*AA/W
hetmu
171, footstool;
L|
hetti-t TO 1
6 a P es
slew Aapep.
I)
(?)
heta-t ra
>
to break, to shatter.
-tfr
(I
J,
62 s; see
wood.
(WSAW
heta
FO
about;
hetem
heta
>
hettut
het(?)
21,
ra
of the Nile.
title
338,
I,
Med. Pap.
Berl.
het-t
ra
hethet
"
L-fl'
,of.
i ,
>
ra
ra
7 ,o,
to beat small, to
crush.
down,
batter
to
ra
T. 297, a serpent-fiend.
iv,
to
suppress,
541,
rt^a-
fear; Copt.
U.
TRTO,
to
Verbum
"K\
ra
ra
hethet
strike, to
IV, 971, to
vanquish,
'
people of Heker.
Heker-t
^,
god.
a kind of
"
hetChen
ra
U
")
^I>
incense plant
(?)
[453]
9,
A
= Arab.
nS
Jtj
Rev,
I,
J, |
^^3,
Syr.
Heb.
in
He-t Aptt
U-
CT3
fl
the temple
Eth.
^^
He-t Amen-t H
self;
Pfi <=-?
in
tomb and of
,
l_
Id
-1
wwv,
1,
he-t
He-t anes
'
lands, estates
see
'"
jj
'["["'
I
iu>,e.
'
He-t ah-t
ID L_
he-t
Palermo
Ci
f
Stele,
He-t Asar Q
Id
temple;
U.
J],
plur.
o fea
err]
r|
Rec. 31,
@ o
He-t Asar-hemaga-t
Q
8
i,
"
o1
^"^ zs^\
Ji^m^mrm
67,
T. 258,
/N
a sanctuary
Osiris.
DU- 538, r
<^
tk
fl
_J
the Serapeum
of Mareotis.
sanctuar y
f]
a
1
Osiris.
175,
He-t at
M.
207,
IJ^i, N. 668
i-o
1
He-t atu
~\
i
7
(J
"<"<
N. 130
U. 609.
the hall of a tomb, the
T. 281,
he-t aa-t
Cl
tomb
itself;
hetu
plur.
(?)
men
attached to the
and of the
name
of the
sky.
Hetit (?)
a form of Anqit
JJ,
tomb
'"
court;
IV,
III
(?)
He-t aau
f]
f%, "House
House
of the
Aged Prince
of the
Aged
see Het-ser.
He-tAuti n
name
J2.
\\
of a shrine of Osiris.
the
H
He-tan
Q^^;
(2) a
in the Delta.
temple-town
HM,
He-t ankh
n o
^.^
(j) the
abode of
He-tankh-t
[]
ID
Q
cm
.^^p^.;
cm
life
men
n ^
the temple.
ID
B.D.
n
m c~u o Q o ^,
i.e.,
temple
o n
cm ID
c~zjo
f]
he-t utet-t
attached to
r=
He-t Utet-t
," house of
a temple of Ra.
of the genetrix,
PI
ID i_ _i
28, 5,
:
temple of Osiris.
(2) a
(1) the
454
He-t Ba
"house of the
Q
B.D. (Nu) 141, 142,
M.
^,
name
16.
the
9,
Ani
soul,"
i,
743,
6,
of heaven.
chamber containing
he-t
uab
var.
I
'
%4"
n
D
'
^,
the sky.
he-t unuiti
o<c=>,
D'^^L-^
Q-
cham-
at
i.e.,
Thebes.
,
_U
Q-(^
P~l>!!!, OH<=
Buch. 22
see
LJ
mill,
IV,
house of the
1039
i
in
(3
Ql
;'.(-.,
the
kingf
the North,
Serapeum
o
n'
He-t Benben-t
He-t Benben.
the temple
hall;
Mendes;
at Sai's.
no
Un
III'
He-t ur-t
<=>&
f]
the goddess
imm
He-t ur-t
IV,
i.e.,
"JI-Hu
1130, a temple of
EEJ
(i
Amenemhat
Egypt.
in
Upper
which resembled
in
He-t Benben H
B.D. 123, the temple of Uhem-her.
455
He-t
Benu
the
He-t Berber
f]
ID
see
II
He-t
III'
Gemheru
He-t ent
^=><r=>' Benben.
B.D. 58,
beta
3,
fl
08,
Ill'
He-t
a temple in
|<^ Jpj
Id
var.
cr~i3
1 1
menkh
III
'
pites.
box or chamber
in
A- A
for
He-t Renrenui
(WWW ^A/WV\
Rec. 30, 201, a temple of a pair of gods.
the Serapeum
menkh
'
at Sai's.
temple
fl
He-t ertU H
"^^^K^KftJ,
^-, slaughter-house.
in
f]
vestments.
He-tmeritit H
a
Hep
11
Q_.
a sanctuary in
He-t
H c-u
ft
1 1
he-t
temple; plur.
IV, 935,
Libya Mareotis
Upper Egypt.
He-t men-t
temple of a
group of gods.
3,
he-t neter 1 f]
Mut ankh
fj
f f f
Nome
the
of
Lower
temple
Egypt.
He-t mesnekhtit
it H
the
var.
,
he-t nub
n
IrJ
IT-ZJ
^,
cr^j
'
589.
^"-
n
IrJ
he-t
nub
[I
UJ [_ _1
rs""ri
000
a goldsmith's workshop,
quarter of the city.
hetut
nub M
r^""
ri
B.D.
Z5
hem'
he-t
the
goldsmiths'
smelting-
the linen
He-t-Her
P. 89,
a temple (?) in
Hermopolis.
M.
52,
Q^
the Serapeum of
Letopolis.
Hathor
fl
chamber
f-^'^y
r^^i
He-t Nefer-t
nemes
festival.
in
he-t
JPA Q
He-t nemm-t
!!
"house of gold,"
the
i.e.,
chamber
Q^
hemag-t Q
,
" house of
gold," a
name
he-t
^,
[
LL1<^ L J
Rec. 31,
of the
Nemes
crown.
f]
\a
Copt.
'
,
Thes. 801,
,.&.eU3p, A.OO5p.
2
F 4
He-t-Heru-Sekhmit
["^
f\
r\
hesmen
,'""",
the cham-
dead
to
(?)
em
He-t VI
in the
He-t shat
form of a wing,
aa
f]
Athi-taui
Rameses
III.
He-t shen-t
name
of the Six
He-tka
Memphis.
the
abode of a sacred
Ra
in
Nome
the
He-t ser
Ra
Gynaecopolites.
P.
M.
186, 758,
124, N.
Stele
554, T. 3
a
tomb
set apart
the chapel
N.
n
122;
Buch.
50;
B.D.
148,
141,
in Heliopolis.
Mill
),
17, a
B.D.
e>
3,
bull.
He-t sutenit en
(?)
Metternich
He-tqa
==|
M. 209, N. 672,
temple of Sap.
temple of
the
in Athi-Taui, south of
He-t Sap
Ra
N. 897
symbol of
U. 469,
M. 294, if
T. 220, P. 184,
a chamber containing a
fortress of
O Q
T=*
*~^
fi.
and Sekhmit.
he-t
456
name
divine Cows.
He-t Serqit
P. 665,
He-t sekh-t
(?)
He-t tuau
net.
30, the temple of the hunting
o|J
Tuat vi, a
jj ^j.
in the Tuat.
He-t Sekha-Heru H
,
Ra
He-t Sekhun-t
ID
in the Metelite
Ci
III
who embalm.
atefnple
Nome.
He-t temt-t
Ra
f]
ITJ
Hee-t Sekhemu H
^
id
I
J)
ill
" house of
Nome
of
He-t Tesheru H
Upper Egypt.
Het-t Sekhmit
of the goddess Sekhmit
Q
in
^^^
Memphis.
a temple
B.D.
142,
27,
148,
9,
Ra
in the
form
^ ^B /
^ ^y
[457]
He-t Tet
^}
Rec.
3,
51, the
at
Abydos.
he-t
y J
cm
IrJ
s trophe;
B.D.
IIIMIIIlO,
s trophe;
ist
cm
III
T "*
cm
IrJ
172,
gth
chapter;
Would
658,
that
possible
Decrets 73,
\ Palermo
Stele 34,
Stele, P.S.B.A.
'
I2
'
8 ?>
5 lak.,
A
_nENS- J.T=T
Rec. 31,166,
t.
Rev.
^*i
38,
3,
Would
had
that I
Rev.
domain,
that
\\
hau
a dweller on the
land,
irrigated
<
!
that
it
Dream
Peasant 43,
UK
were
j.Hh.
**.
378,
'
^, Metternich
I''
especially
plur.
1
1
^s
Hammamat
^-r
^ ^.^ ^
N. 996,
Methen,
ha,
IV, 96^
\\
Amen.
nnn
ha-t
to, 44.
Jl
Ul
B.D. 99,
2,
-fiff&
i,
ha, hai
T.
51,
fll-
B.D.
!,
i
190,
8,
Decrets 73,
,
peasants in general
var.
haiu
piur
ft
c,
L
i
B.D.
15,
i,
men who
ha
P.
hau
N. 996, mourner;
(?)
4?
to
.cv
"*
go back,
'
ha
to retreat.
<(
mourners.
criers,
[J,
Palermo
to retreat, to
set behind.
haha
"HI
Stele, wall.
Kjl,
l^.Q,,
P. 607,609,
IV,
jf^
T.
,
l
164,
O
.
J,,
sinners.
haa
funeral bed,
ha
tomb
haa-t
<C\
-CENS-
tomb, grave,
U.
behind.
behind,
bier,
'"'II'
ba(
ha
part of
*J
<B> @,
bread-cake.
600,
,Re C .3r,r7o,
N. 74 8
fl,
'W
who
those
N. 806,
1221,
followers,
servants.
702,
the back
[458]
Love Songs
hai
the
6, i,
halt
ness.
Ha-f-em-ha-f
ha-tu (haut
in front
?)
see * ^=.
ha, ha-t
Heruemheb
20,
IV,
Rec. 17,4, 8
499,
a place
behind,
place to
outside,
/a
|"j
^
Dream
man ;
hide
plur.
behind
naked, naked
hall,
naked-
nudity,
6F ha
Stele 22;
R6
,
outside.
55.|J^
\T
M.
7 6<
cover-
ing, obscurity.
ite)
97, 4, to act
ha
8 *^\
'
W^
Hau-kar
Jl
<?!
Pl 437,
M.
'
U. 4 i6, 43 4,
TT
i
_^ U
T. 237, 248,
,
cloth, a covering.
ha tep re
Tuat III
ha
OX
1
'
i
^'^ C=a ^
"~~
Vr\
'
"
,
(1
lin
cloth or garment.
g, a linen
cloth,
garment
covering,
plur.
fc
hau
'
zia
Leyd.
'
Pap.
tn
e.
'6
14, 4,
garments
Copt.
T-tyr-t:.X
u
Q.
undress, to be naked
Copt.
,H"C in
hau
ha,
hai
*$*%,
hau
,
the
naked god.
4,
man.
HJF
,f ^|,
Koller
7,
to
increase, to
abundant
^^
i,
Amen.
become
Copt.
6,
15,
14,
9,
nkM-fk-fiie
hau,haiu
'
\\
anaked
e
'
increment
'
an
459
advantage, benefit
ffi "$\
Ha -her
.^
see
more than
this; Copt.
""^^
,KT, &OTTO.
K%^-
H/
JTV^
cs
Ha -her
,
addition to;
in
L
i
there
is
Hau
Rec.
j^'
30,
70,
32,
16,
name
group of gods.
ha-t
a second of time.
ha
axe
ha-t
T, Rec.
16,
ha, hai
(?)
\\
haiuti
Tom bos
Stele 8,
cuttings, slaughterings.
O, A.Z. 1905,
_
Hymn
to
Amen
7,
P.S.B.A.
g h t;
giver.
HYP
Q
O
t\
!,
mw~
hai f/>1|\
H
()0
t\
liance.
Hai-ti
Nav.__Litanie_53,
"
"
fighters
the two
(?)
,
m^^^
f/>^\ flA^y
L=/)'
r\
radiance, bril-
light,
\\
t/%
Ibv
19,
hai-t
fi
Nesi-Amsu
the
i.e.,
li
ha-t
to fight, to raid, to
pillage.
a diseased
eyed
(?)
ha-ti
*AV
2 7,
strife.
advantage, benefit,
ill
man
exceedingly.
Hatl
<
ll
JJP
evil thing, evil
J\
plur.
the
rheum
Inundation.
\\
fell
1||r
^^
in the eyes.
The "Night
and caused
of the Drop,"
q
,
haa-t
1264.
ha-it
haiu
8 7, u,9i,4,
Ebers Pap.
some
72,
haha
some
of disease
(?)
ha-tt
foul excretion
i,
Ad
ha-t ab
Copt.
(?)
Ebers Pap.
ha, hai
(j(j
,
evil or
ha, hai
O
I
$
tt
3 2 4, 57,
grief, sorrow.
Pap'
III
^P^KS.
(1(1
see
ffi "^k 1
"vl, papyrus.
(|
shameful deeds.
III
V?
storm
foul excretion,
pus
101, 3,
rain, flood,
the original
P. 477, filth
is
of the Arabic
460
Hymn
Amen
to
M. 699,
ha a ~=^,
N. 1320,
17; see
IT]
P- S3 6 a god.
i
ha-t
N. 1262, a kind
P. 475,
|
A
"the
first
part
"the
^\O,
~=^ 1\
"
first
Ha-t
of the chapters
first
M <z
of bird.
existing in the beginning.
>,
Halt
,0.
one or thing
first
\\
~\
'
fl
ha-t
front.
in
marching
!\
+; s
ha-ti
a
!,
plur.
ache
\\
forepart
of
_j^
the
anything,
(?)
chief of a
plur.
Nome,
army
XT\
IV, 1116,
first
5)
fl
IV, 456,
IV, 973,
Ji
ha-au
.^^^^
Ik
1
-.
43 6,
^,
(1
thC
-^V&V&\, -&
,
archon
prince,
the
beginning,
^JT^'
98,
5,
heart-
affliction (?)
heart,
hati
-^
man
a
=
advance-guard
plur.
the
'"
Thes. 1483.
'
path leading to
^^
TWT
a door;
-^,
ha sep
Rec.
_a-?>
i_/
Ha
i.c4>UUO"CI of Daniel
HI,
i,
with
ha tep(?)
!
|\
__g^.
1\
(|J|.V
U Ji
ancestors
who
U
-|
^\
live in front
who were
of [their] land
=^,
46
nobles.
o
<=>
\\
mind,
will,
-=^
disposition
U.
with
'
<=>:<=>
""
=^
plur.
ci
-$
with
246,
P.
20,
ffl
ffl
OOO
Az
>
4,
^==Y
to the
1873,62,
\\
Hi'
end.
kher
O O"&
.
before;
ha-t
T.
430,
\\
P. 314.
ha-t
Rev.
in
in the beginning,
',
Copt.
front
^> r-
-^
\_J
94-
ha-t
a ur
title
first
chieftainess, princess.
],
99;
* J
So,
hatt a
^ ^'
21,
-,
\\
c.
111
^%
\\
i?
see also 9
Jr
111
s=3 JT
"
Copt.
in
461
\\
\\o
^^o
'
\\
rtfe-JP
heartless, timid, without sense, stupid;
,t-
(3
Mar.
Karn.
53,
Amen.
9,
J]
\\
_S^t U'
hatu
_ZT
^f
ha-t
3^3
canal.
P. 604,
12, 2,
'
I
disposition.
Shipwreck
4,
c,
opposed to
what
ha-ti
a sweet
7,
breast of an animal.
\\ 0,
<^
despairing,
29,
Amen.
\\
p.,
(Lacau).
\\
\\
i,
\\;
'
the forepart.
finest,
ha-ti
the StCrn
is
\\
hau-ti
Amen.
"
IV, 60,
j)
ha-t
<a
title
boat.
III'
\\
I7)
2)
vl>
XA' *
"^^
r
-^) v>
>
IV, 875,
^JfL-fl'
<g
tne
>
fi rs *
o ^
one the
fore-
T. 382,
J,
plur.
t>
92, 6,
the chief
\\
WU
o
O
==^s
^J
oil;
plur.
\\
"i
cedar
oil
hau-ti
A.Z.
1873,
75,
=0=
Oy,
^O
III
i,
Manu -=^
finest oil of
^^
ft fl
Ra
or
^$
B.D.
10,
(Q
~
O,
[i
the
'
V^
Amen.
Hat-mehit
^f V?
finest
(I
V\
the consort of
Mendes
^^ ~Mi-
Haas
&=
oil.
'
c.
fight.
haa-t
finest
calamity.
of Aapep.
title
of
III
Libyan
"S3&.
'
anti
ft Q'
enmity, war,
haau
J|
77,83,32,177,
r\
-*
Rec.
o, finest
/f\V o
O^ WU T
Ebers Pap.
,
I
""^TT^ 000
\\
|2?
"v\
AAAAAA
if'
/a
'
"
\\
captain
^ ^ ^ Q a
=^ O
U. 441,
i.
_> JJJ,
Ha-khau(?)
Copt.
Annales
I,
laging, raiding.
HTHT.
haait
Ha-tchat
*,
A?
/>
L-fl'
Rec.
Seti
**'
'
36, 210,
10,
one of the 36
eft
ha
g) , a kind of bread.
J^,
ha
grown
__g)
_Q*N^
full-
ox.
Leyd-Pap.
3,
<jj>
J>
haa-ut
228, fight, figliters.
i,
Rec
27,
462
haaa
.A
Peasant 58
ffi.
hall,
<
haaa(?)
enquire
into,
hai-t
>
examine
to
'TTn'^^,
into,
Hai-t-enth-Aah
spy into.
Q
||
Q ()[j,f
II
<f
Ci ^(jq,
J'r'S-
A/WWA
rt
Haika
A/WSAA
Rec. 21,
14,
Amen.
All
(](]
3=1.
(| (]
\J
hatt ^JP
Halt
of a god, the
god Bes.
a god, form of
to
fly,
of a chariot, or a bit of
Hau ^
haukh-t
wings.
Anastasi
its
26, 6, part
I,
furniture.
'
generator, a title of
the Sun-god.
^o,
o'
Hai
Ra (?)
of birds.
flight
Q
title
of Nut.
"
Hai
B.D. 145, 86, a
title
^J^,
hau(?)
4,
^Ij^ OO
wine
bowl,
wine
flask,
(?)
mourn,
feast.
crying.
M.
man
woman
or
N. 684,
;
plur. ^j
Tuat
Halt
to
keep a
III,
a day of rejoicing.
one of four
Rec.
habi-t
weeping-goddesses.
Halt
of four
weeping-goddesses.
habati (?)
(Saite)
i, 5,
\\
evil doer,
Hai-(Ui
observe
festival, to
\\
rti)
^, a
festival.
Hai-ti
........1
D
the tW
i.e.,
Isis
>
a v>
71
L-fl'
al,
and Nephthys.
hai-t
hai
wee Pers
Hearst Pap. n, 5,
% a kind of disease.
|T. Rec
3',
l6
>
'
to
fly
D-C2
Amen.
[463]
haniu
to
cover over, to
'
to
hide,
shroud
envelop, to
Copt.
to
conceal,
/JUIT.
l,
hap-t
"If
I
i"'""i ^
ing
plur.
Pap-
I,
,
l
things hidden,
or covered, or concealed.
hapu
hami
834)
'
to shine.
n
walls.
7
han-t
mistress,
'
lady-*
Hapu-autitt
Berg.
Circle.
"^\ a
derah
tcheser
Hap-tchesert-s
Thes.
31,
the
Q'
i(
^"^ o
disks.
38, 142,
WQWP ^
name
l),
to
>
^ ^^,
7,
T. 275,
ff
S Jl
,
N. 98,
Reise, 24,
M.
P. 28,
32, 68,
^^^5,
930,
of a god.
hapt
Nesi - Amsu
N. 68, IV,
6, 1
^'
<
Ha-nebu
Den-
Hap-tchet-f
" hider of
headed serpent.
III, 24,
name
Hap
H J
XI-
Hap-seshemu-s
Rec.
22,
2,
^ "|^ ^,
<F
Thes.
CM
embrace; see
943,
I
f^^l
A,Z.
',
\\
a, Rec. 8,133,
hap-ti
n
i3, I2 7,l)
VJ>'f!
~^^\'
spy.
Rec.
Tombos Stele 4,
III'
>
\\
KZ7
'
.
AAAA/>A
13,
the
god
a very ancient
AAAA/W
in
var.
name
\\
,
T? y?, Pers.
fish, to
g'
act as a fowler
(Behist.
<-
I, 15, 1,
A ^yr.
V tU ^L
Et
Etfr
< -tf
Ha-neb (?)
a Greek of Naucratis.
i,
464
YHymn
VM.;^-'!?'
hanr
Songs
Nile
to
12,
/WWV\
2,
4,
hasmen
5-8,
haq <>
&OCAJL.
Fest.
<ro,
117,
Love
16,
7,
14,
13,
\\
ill
a care about
SI
be troubled
to
something,
or
that
/WV/VAA <^
Would
that
Rev.
'
/i
'
haq haq-t
-QS-, to grieve,
<~~~~X~~~^>
hanrr
oppress, to
(?)
hanreg
094,
hanregaf^,",^
13, 8, to
har
"^ ^^
<iYf>
\c\
Rev.
^^
<r=>..
L-fl?
^J
TV
'
^"%\
^-,
-Sse,
bloom; see
haruru
"^[j Copt.
in
ci
^,
_ I *[
Thes. 1296,
MI
c^
i,
thief,
robber,
<=:
fi
C^
=
i
"SYP
I
<=>"*^[
.a**
captured prisoners;
Mission
I,
harr-t
,
j
A x '-a!
oyi>tk
haqu
WJ
of the four grandsons of Horus.
}1(
^A
fjof
to
be dismayed.
^7,
,
I
Copt.
Copt.
to
IV,
I,
afflict
\\
iii
36, 6, to rejoice
Anastasi
^"^
haqahati
seize spoil.
^>
hanr
plunderer; plur.
o.pHpe.
or
Haqau
>
f ^<^>^<=>^
^i
B.D. 99,
23
ffj
S^
(Saite),
Y\
J\
a bolt-peg in the
magical boat.
"W
Harpugakasharshabaiu
haqar-t
stone; compare
Arab.
I
B.D. 164,
5,
a Nubian
Harti
title
of
Ra (?)
B.D. 163,
haqr
2,
heqr
i,
Copt.
i;
\ <
A
hungry man;
see
,OKep.
AAAAAA
god of
571
hak
ra
ra
^g
T.
to
309-^^=31'^,
hak-t
^"^^
JH
has
^TP
%,
see
rr\^
| "^\ p
M ^, a kind of
plant.
IS. A z
-
\>
l8 75. 2 9,
hasit
/-\
s;
Copt.
&>
field,
see
III
465
Hat-t-nemmtit-set ^
Culte 241, to complain
hagag-t
(?)
ffl
make
a petition
(?)
in
(?)
Hat-t-Neknit-s
p.
Peasant 58
Tuat XI, a
?M4
* ata
were destroyed.
F==q
ll
fiery
[1
Hat-t-hantu-s
"ffl
Tuat XI, a
of
hatuit
Ra
raincloud,
were consumed.
Hat-t-sefu-s
a fiery furnace in which the heads of the
damned
were consumed.
Hataba(P)
Hat-t-ketit-s
P.
LD
Hat-ti
of Bes.
\\
hat
33
14,
hatsh
-B, to cast
a net.
Ra
hat
Copt.
in
hatt
(of birds).
hathi
\\
rainstorm.
V& I,
hat-t
,
fish,
hat-t
fishing net.
<f
a
sickness, pain.
hat
^
5
hatu
'
caverns in
the mountains
(?)
hatsh
r "\\
Hat-t
The names
Q, a
pit
>.
* A
r\
tomb.
hall of a
to spread a net.
hateg
<5V
>
cut in pieces.
Hantus, Neknit-s,
Ketits,
folk, people.
to
XI) were
Nemtit-set,
ha-t
Sefu-s,
(J
(]
P.
jQ [J,
N. 786.
P.
Halt
haa - 1
I]
H
X
"
O
(1
1
Metternich
J|
M.'
^
I
Stele
79,
form of Bes.
members
of the body,
limbs; see
Mb-t
IV
furnaces
.=,!
>
Copt.
a,
P.
68, reckoning,
ovens,
ion
counting, summation
J ^J
2
466
hap |
D \/,
P. 242, 243, to
forth.
go
offering.
(j
ham
-II-
ham
^l
MA
8
U. 150, N. 458.
| ^iLj <=,
(j
fl,
-p
A ^\
-f,
A
to
fish,
WN.
snare birds
111"
Rec.
6, 6,
\\
13
\\
-oSSs-
O AA/WW
for
hena
Miu
plur.
t\
flesh of the
'i. the
ppp,
* YIt
bodily form
ft
/^H ^.
1
U T, to rejoice.
T. 288, N. 1070,
a^\,
-Zr
66,
\>
356>
body,
M.
who
523, those
rejoice.
Rev.
,
j
I
"^,
Hh.
198,
mne
2^
;
1
B.D. 133,
,A,
W
^
p
\
?*
B.
M.
A"
and, with.
member
Rec. 20 43, 9
ft
mme own
Copt.
ha ankh
progeny,
^,
ha-ua
ha neter
3o
-_
N. 69,
to rejoice, to exult, to
be
glad.
one body.
iv.
?
god's body, /.., statue.
1
ha-Sar | ooo
members, of
hau
Sar,
D
ft
i.e.,
J]>
the limbs,
or
\\
grain, wheat.
flW
V"
IV, 1073,
human
ha-t
ft
Xo
p
\
J)
VI
Hauau (Afuau?)
II, 132,
hau (?)
in the
haa-t
%>
ft
fl
ffl
Jl
ft
o,
Rec. 19, 22
tannn,
Hal
Tuat.
fl
00 I J|
Ra
Tomb
Haa-aakhu
children, youths.
xliv,
mb
"^
Hophra.
Rec
ec>
boy;
one
plur.
Haa-t-em-sepu-s
!'
Tuat XII, a
fire-god of
1'
**Tl*
&
'
H or
a god
goddess.
III
Haa-ab-Ra o
Jeremiah
child,
I,
(No. 46).
T JR
Ji
haau
,
of Seti
a goddess.
joy of heart.
of the 75 forms of
Hau-em-nubit
Ombos
rejoicings, gladness.
haa-t ha-t
dawn.
Heb JH?"'
=
()i
0/</s-,
'A7r/n'/.
467
Hat-em-tauis
Upper Egypt; g
a fire-goddess of dawn.
ha
rivers
^~S) land
"AAAA*
j}
as property, estate.
Hap, Hapi
^, stake, staff, pole,
Roller Pap.
p -?g5-,
HI
5
^.,
_ Tuat XII, a
5r7k
*,
"0"
Heru-
"
han
= hena
fi
hansek
IV,
(?)
(1(1
\-J
121,
vessel
haru
<n>
%>
$,
JL |U n
<cz=>
hau
a \
ft
hatcha
r*vz,
boat,
ship;
fi
hatohfl
LLcOj^tl-La/ 8
X
n
'I
hatchaut
Rev.
6, 22, collected,
assembled,
fl
J ^\
staves.
"!^
^rr^
II
11
to
'
Copt.
de-
wickedness,
"L
pravity, violence.
"^^^, ^ ^='
theft, plunder.
%,
\Z7 sa
habU
IV) 6 4 8
'
i!i
Hatcha
shrine.
^-=Z1
see
^^ ^
plur.
P ar ' ? f a
^^,
-JP
A \U \
hautcha
-
(?)
VJ-T^, Rec.
(I
i?
swollen
filled,
(^3,
Copt. g,oeipe.
Tombos Stele
(?)
filth
singing
with.
j^ ^p L=/J,
hata
hair
140, Beni
A.Z. 45,
I, 8,
haau(?)
AAAAAA
dawn-god.
ha-t
Hasan
Ham
bloom.
flowers,
r, 6.
j[g, Joj ^
Nile-god; see x
Hapr
ha
,
|
23
rrx^-
Berg.
I,
35, the
AAAAAA
I
Hap, Hapi
q
AAAAAA
3=r'
AAAAAA
^^^^^^
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
j
i
^
f9'
flfl
II
(2,
^7 Q
B.M. 447,
O
8
M
All
hi (hui)
<
U AAAAAA
LJ
hi 8
f\
f\
to smite, to strike.
AAA^AA
M 3=1,
O h A
8
Metter-
All
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
hi-t (hui-t)
M ^,
1
Rec.
33,
6,
AAAAAA
SIT A
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
!&& U A D
A
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
j,
Rec.
20,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Lower Egypt
Hi
a high Nile;
40,
"n^
A T=T
](]
{1(1
All
^, oN.
terranean,
World; 8
fi
the Inundation.
\\
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Nile of
X D
A^SX
\\
Jj
T
v,
T.
338, P.
iWWW
M.
344,
645,
[^ ^
r\
^j
1] I)
'
^'^
j j
lord of years.
TJT,'
the
the Nile of
Hi
n n
r^wi
8 (JO
All
AJ
/-$
/wwvv
""^
I2
I(
/wwv\
one
468
Stele 39,
to
rise up,
A
jj
hiu
those
Art S, T.
|
A
who
340,8
^
-HJ.N.
fill
=\
6*8,
rise.
Rea
hi
33.
g ra i n
6.
>
wheat
barley, etc.
L-fl'
Amen.
hammer
to
kill,
(j
to strike (a harp), to
huiu
throat, food
(?)
see
(](]
11
of
work a plough
>,
-/*
_/j
blows, smiters, 8 8
AAA
hi-t
room, chamber.
hall,
jj
>> e
%>, U.
iv, 1076,
JJ
-/i
602,
^7T
L_=.
J] Vra
hui-ni
\\
L-fl
\\
~V
\\
Tuat VII, a
star-god,
a constellation.
III
Q
|
Rev.
12, 32,
'
L.D.
j-^ey
^^^
hui
nation, rule.
hiq
.(C^.
\A\ /WVAW
Jl
L-fl
\\
AAAA^
^-0 1
HI
a fighter or beater.
hui-re-ni
a star-god.
Hiat (?)
._
Hi-aakhu
%>,
77
(1
1
p. 204.
huiu
\\
-/i
Copt. ^\.
III, 6 5 A, 7
fi
^\ L_=^l
A Jl
P- 707,
demon; Copt.
U=fl
^l_J
Vj
.A
P. 1116, B.
u,
do:
for emphasis,
(jfl
<^^,
% %
A ji
Would
i
i
);
^x
L-l
_zr *~~^~
*=*,
38,
I,
Would
IV,
l6,
that
huit jj^^j,
A
Jj
IV, 1107,
i,
v^
-^i
? t%
^,
Rec
fl,
^
|
"v\ t
2 ^> 2 3*> o
Shipwreck
4,
Hh.
204, a beating,
|,
rt
n,
M'
Rec.
Rec
bastinado, a striking
Rec. 30,
;
185-
'
to preach,
85,
to entreat
32,
fi
"V
^fi -jr
p
;
high Nile.
3i
beg thee to
sweat
'
hu
IV, 1074,
31
that! (with
added
s>-
a particle:
$, Nastasen
,IU3JCy.
to
announce, to proclaim
Copt.
469
huit stchetut
^ 0=0, X
3
^>
7f U
\\
fi
\> (2
hunt
p
cry, outcries
Q =*
Qb
Huit Antiu
in
o
\\ "^^
x^i^>
-T-
oS-l
Hu-ahuaa
111
111
i,
I
cry.
Sekhmit.
11
hut
celestial
food,
plenty
*-
"o
flfl
JJ
\S
IS*
Ombos
B.D.
instrument
^
;
HU
^'"^
A (w
1
-jT)
sce P tre
LAA
ifil
M.
251,
surplus,
>=^=
&OTO.
Copt.
^ j^
"^\,
P. 432,
R ec.
J)
^.AJKAMfe**"-
V\
fi
plur.
vY'
86,
68,
Hu-tepa
1 1
1_1
*&1
M. 580, N.
P. 406,
who supply
beings
victuallers;
~Jj
hu
^K %C ^Hl
f\
see!
a goddess.
Huit-Ra (?)
divine food.
p fV
hu
Hui-Nu
II, 133,
a magical name.
=\
meat
ill
of
title
'
()^,
Hu-nesmit (?)
food,
,
,
death-
|||
^j
Jj
.rj
A Jlc^tz,
g\
v\
TJ Li
jQ
(0
o ^\
and drink
or
'
jjjj
Hu
(?)
$ Ombos
-=^
Jj
186-188, one of
the 14 kau of Ra.
I,
Ombos
"li
I,
84,
Den-
Hu
huit
^
A
=\
{j
(JO
_/J
inundation
Hu
III
rain;
137,
Copt. a<nr.
EdfCi
I,
78, a
title
god.
\>^
A \>8A ^i
/wvNAft
8
B.D. 175,
18, the
,^^1
hU
hU
to lack, be in want.
^,
A.Z.
hU ab
^c^
/?
hU 8%^L,
A n
hu
Rec
"^^
"
a disease.
27)
57.
to
grieve, to
tear the hair.
P arts of
CB
sh 'P'
Mi'
u,.
hU
*4, Rec.
P lanks
ribs(?)
Peasant 271,
^1
filth.
huit
var.
'
of the Nile-
mm
=\
TT
to
jf, rain,
Pap. 3024,
?, dust, powder.
huit
hu-t
I'
Copt.
Huhu
\\
\>
25, 16,
C3
bad, wicked
Copt.
hu
5V U
A
Ji
U
*4'{^>V
A
_/l
226
<
_il
Rev.
.8
!.
8e
13,
plenty;
Rev.
6,
more,
Copt.&OTO
13, 21
Copt.
over-abundance,
- IT "^ $=*'
surplus,
g,OTO
6.
2
G 3
470
excess,
greatly
Copt.
hua
or
I
\\
decree, to order, to
hua
command.
%,
rr\^-
to
fruit.
hua
Rec. 15, 107, dried carob (Loret)
^K
varr.
Jj
hua
work a
P. 609, to
boat.
huau
to throw, to cast
hua-t
T.
|f]:,
347,
Copt.
,IO1fe.
"
hutcha (huatcha ?)
,
III
p. 505,
3,
boats.
hua
Rec. 22,
dirty, filthy
1, 1
|o^(](j,Rev.
Je
Rev.
Ijl)
fl
5 7, self;
taj
Copt.,
Israel Stele 6
'
Rec.
140,
ii,
MH
30,155,
^
,
var.
hui
hui (hi)
Q|
'
hui
,
i
Rec.
157,
6,
offal,
decay, stink,
putrid,
putrefaction,
filth,
hui
stinking, dirt,
corruption,
I,
B.D. 33,
(1(1
IS*
J^j
%(](]
gV
Ifl^^''
'
devils.
huati
Ul
Litanie 63,
filth.
hua
Tomb
apex of an obelisk.
8^00 J
of the 75 forms of
TTniti
Huiti
Ra
hubs
<
over, to hide
'
Copt.
"
hup (hep)
a doorkeepergoddess.
I,
s ds of the
g
con pany Qf Bes
the
,
,(JD.&C.
$L
Rev. 13,
2,
to hide,
\\
of Seti
I,
R
9aur|^^,
- %- V
huS %
8
-Jj-
*+y^
_Z1
83,
club,
*
29.
157,
a
9J
,
cudgel, pole.
to embrace.
god.
Rec.
\J
the Nile.
o
staff, stick,
to conceal, to be mysterious.
22).
huf
one
(No. 74).
^3,
I,
Tomb of Seti
AAC3!
[J [j
Copt. &01T.
Huaiti
Tual
Huiti
aClaSSOff
beings.
illumination, light.
Huit
3, filthy cat.
Enm
Li
th
hua
[R,
g
A
a class of divine
Huit-Ra
Rev. 13, 25
Copt.
[471]
huf
worm Copt
istm serpent,
,
to
hufhuf
eavesdrop,
/WWW
to
.111
huft
'
move with
trepidation
Copt.
13,
var.
4-0
/WWW
both sexes ;
P. 85,
N. 43,
of Ra.
hunu neferu
4"
A /WAAA/
Rev.
^o W*
young
soldiers.
-/^9
^Q ^
^^
^,
y un &
women
the
y uths
!>
to hasten,
XV
\\
'
IT S>T
)oo
\7
VQ
^\ $ j\
humm <= f\
t\
WW _cH^- Q
13, 5, heat, fever
/> AA^A/W
*^
|
to
8^,
vww\
-i
to faint, to collapse.
huftcha
S>|
r
,
to spoil, to rob
AA
*e=^
hunu, hunut
(3
huft (hutf)
x
tk ^
maiden.
girl,
O o
spy out.
CS
Rev.
a kind of
^Ty
i
JlT
hun-t
4,
'
plant.
e ^)
4; Copt.
huma (humama?)
hun
U. 149,
T. 120,
i,
humaka-t
i^.,
humaqa (hum'qa)
Koller
4, 2,
Jlll'
carnelian(?)
hum'tcha
^~~
"^O, vinegar
Humen (Hemen) ^5
\AAAAA
511
a god
fl^'t":
of
Psalm
4" a,
939, 1207, 8
hunu
xvi, 9,
vii, 2,
xvii,
Prov.
little
8,
man
Horus
in the eye,
]V0TI3., daughter
Arab.
KO/)>I,
c:
Ju,
Deut. xxxir,
10,
^A*M
2.
vii,
Hun, Hunu
Letopolis.
"'
/^i/ww
a youthful god
plur.
iv, 1032,
/WWW
8 3
/www J!2JM|,
A ^"
U
D
become young,
the
0^^') Gr.
'
hun
Psalm
of the eye,
Eth.
the eye of
girl in
),
to be or
Jl
hunu
to refresh oneself.
4*
jf),
P.
78,
M.
108, N. 21,
$^>^$
ftA/WVS
11
*C1
(2) the
A/WWA
A/WWV
B.D.
Hun
Metternich Stele 198, boy, youth, young
W^WA o
<-^_ ~\
O
A
sy,
f\
/WWW
u. 287, 8
4- d
/WWW
A,K
JT
young, youthful.
d"\,
^>
|
A
p.
683,
f
A
/www
A www
Tuat n> a
$),
JT
gOd.
Hunit 8^?J>, 8
A O
A
J3
7I9>
/www
Tuat
I,
a doorkeeper-goddess.
Hunit
"
hun-t 84.
A
man;
a singing-god of dawn.
(Sai'te) 46, i,
Hunit
?^D
Xa O
8
(y\'
/www,
A^
\J
L.D.
3,
2766, a lioness-
G 4
472
Hunit
hur
(her)
hur <=>,
Hunut
,
N. 43
hur
Hunit urit
tk
J^
JT
^^^
'
Rev.
14, 9
w1
AA
Amen.
^6,
Rev.
B.D.
12,
16,
fraud, wrong.
\'
o
S, Peasant 169,
huru
17,
15,
huri
Hunit Pe
Hunn-em-nu-t,
etc.
^B.D.85,15,
"child in the town, youth in the country"
title of Ra.
Hun-sahu
&
8 -=f=
e
^s., beggar,
8 8,Tuatlli,
" />
AA/WVV C*_L
<">
<S
J,
ill
Geb, Nut,
Nephthys, and Anubis.
plur.
=f
<sfe
fi.
i.e.,
huru
ha-t
N. 1387, a
goddess.
108, N. 22,
_ \,
"a
hur-t
of the South
title of Tetun.
"boy
seed, grains.
Harris
\\
I, 7,
12, a flower-
ing plant.
to castrate.
hurr-t
<S3>,Rev.
poor-spirited,
",
Hurit urit
hur
hun-t
cowardly, timid.
Hun shema
hun-t
>
M.
"^^g.
\^>
A <d> _n
Peasant 175.
j
2,
destitute
poor man,
Hunnu-Shu
B.D. 46,
1 1 1
86; see
2,
hun-ta
nunu
a kind of P lant
Xjl xtr
9
A O Ff
l_l
see
hen
to escape
bloom, flowers
c=?=,
hurhur
B DG
Hunb
'364,aserpent-
0'
offering.
crocodile
=="\
Huntheth
o"t ] 4
Copt, iltecnrc
huntes
[,
Ml
,pHpe.
i,
Thes. 1200,
see
hunta
hurr
I
make an
gladness; see
godofHensu.
to
e
lizard>
hur
(?)
Rev.
14, 9, lizard;
*"'
Copt,
JL s==i
>
^neoirc.
Tuat X,alioness)
goddess.
hurr
\\
<=^>VlSW
&
SY,
a mass of water.
scorpion.
Rev.
13,
2,
Copt.
to
fly;
/JU>\.
H
huraq
bad sense)
to be at rest (in a
hura
%\
>
4, 4,
>
C?
huqq A A
/,
-fl
fcfl
jj
9, 16,
forms are
_ga
"^^j
"H
^^ o
huken
Copt.
oil.
A^/\AAA
"Robber"
name of a
'
the
huken
devil.
Koller
/,
i,
^Jlli
/\AA/W\
\\
hurpu
$^
T"
huqamamu
hut
5,
a ^ oor
>
k'
t-
/^tl^LN
rto L
Rev.
185,
ii,
\\
D^O,
sword;
plur. (?)
\\
i
V&
Rev. 14,
hut
hurh
13, 6, to protect, to
watch over
(]C)
g,OOTT.
Copt.
the liver
Copt.
^^ 5
zt3 @
ll
to sail
up
keep
,pHcye, g^pocnrcy.
Vmrk ^===^^
~
11 Li 1 IV
Copt.
g/JOT.
Rev.
14,
19,
',
Hh. 447,
sweetness;
--
a kind of ani-
hutar
Copt.
-=
j (j(|
^O
hukhas
fear
var.
stance.
"^& VS>
[mm
"^
hus-t(P)
==
'Cr
i
a kind of stone,
alabaster (?)
4> I2 > 22
*^
Copt.
'
5,
g^OTG.
officer,
chief;
Anaslasi
if,
/nv VI
Q ^,
I,
12,
5,
plur.
a kind of stone.
hutf
'V\V,
*jp
13,
=as=s<2
u u O
jl
^^,
(?)
*"
huti
(j
Rev.
mal
13, to swell.
vine prop.
"|66r,
^ ^o,
fl
hUS
sail.
huti
huspi
^tl^),
Copt.
hUS
"
hursh
hus
Rev.
Rouge
I.
H.
=fl'
(1(1
ffffF,
Rec.
A ^SV
L.D.
Ill,
65A; see
huft.
filth.
to be
be scattered.
hutem
II, 1 2 5,
destroyed, to
Ml
late
hutr
word,
meaning
doubtful.
3,
45, basin,
huq
ll \\, first,
lrf
huta
hus
M^
fg
^ =
t
plur.
Arab.
ness
Koller
^
/
AA
^"'issZ^.j^J^m
Amen.
Copt.
'
JH&III
^ &^L
/i'^\
o,
^7
(2
10, 6, 5
late
"
hunger
\J
fl
<
18,
52,
77
tfc.^/J
'
Amen.
huq A
'
,OpK.
Karn.
Mar.
!53],
to
huq A
Copt.
Thes. 1205,
<>
%3i,
A
A
j\
'
fl
Q -^*
^__^ <jj^
473
to capture spoil.
hutha
*H
Rec.
2,
1 1
6,
Dream
Stele
19
H
,.
hut
Pap.
hebu
22,
Heb
festival revellers.
and healthy.
throne.
Hebit
disk
winged
see
Beht,
Behuf-t.
O'
23,
I,
an air-goddess.
^=
hutch-t
Rev. 13,
oJ',-
to steal.
"
^l,
4, 5,
to
bestow
(?)
cold; Copt.
"J
heb-t
@ Lanzone
\\"
em ah-t
estates
heb Apt
heb
N. 684,
^57, ^X7
roll.
CTT3
M.
213,
^7 J,
|
tival.
^^
\\
S37,
pane-
feast, festival,
festival of
v/v ^, Rec.
(1
the valley.
heb akh
Rec. 13, 89.
Ww^(^/^/]
517 A
A ^iJj]^
AAAAAA
festival of
I,
Karnak .fes-
the
,
"
'
Berg.
'O
hutf
\\
Amherst
hut-t
-fl,
make
474
rl
pe-t |
J ^E?
hebi
,
M.
213,
to
keep
the great
heb
the feast.
festival.
em
mit
heb
heb
,
Nu
to triumph.
^^
A
1)
Jl
F=q
^^
of Nu.
^^
_ZT
heb
heb
Jill,
*&
U
V^Z?li
A^J
8
| J,
heb nu pet
_7
T. 36,
unguent used on
festivity, rejoicing.
^|f
P. 387,
heb ent
festal occasions.
sas - - -
"""*&,
o
of the
festival
6th
ta ^^7
day.
=q
a festal offering.
festal offerings;
|
A
festival
of him that
is
on
the
good
the mountain,
i.e.,
Anubis.
P. 608.
heb-t
'
I
[475]
heb Hensit
H
|
the festival of
a festival pro-
hebit en hebsu
flfl
Jl
^
ciCl
heb khen
fTj
^7
1]
J\
Rec.
5,
for clothes.
cupboard
91, linen-chest,
cession of boats.
heb kheru
|J
a festival
heb-t
heb Seker
festival of the
Palermo
Stele,
30-
^Q~s
-a
N^
'\
renew the
life
heb
tival
of the king
| fy
II
varr.
staff,
fi
""
heb-t
^7
il
C~3
Ra ^37
ar-t
the fes-
vYy
84>
12>
\*L
heb
Le y den Fa
3, 9, the
P;
seed of a plant.
A J!yfl'i
1 1 o
qfe
Sphinx Stele
c
5,
^2:
=0=
A*
hebit
heb
Rec-
'
heb tekh
IJ ^cT' IJ^ ^
heb
e"V
tep-t ^57
target,
,T-~SS,
>
Mar.
at.
", the
to grieve, to
'
festival of
plur.
boat of Seker.
heb Set
I
'
lament
i.e.,
mourn, to
Copt.
Hathor.
heb-t
P,
'.
404,
M. 577, N. 1183,
heb
|J
Rev.
M.
heb neb-t
147
ii,
["[]
to send.
to snare birds
and
to catch
i.
eb-t
P
fi
^^^^
^ww^
^sl)
AV^Aft
stream, flood.
fish;
and
fish.
<*=
T=T
deep water,
hebi aa
Hebi
heb
mrm
heb
heb-t
Heba
'
hall,
hall,
jj
/
hebit
chief fowler.
garden-tent, booth,
tabernacle.
L.D. III,
14,
j^^.fish.
V
Jl
XXT""'
Rev.
14,
17,
Inun-
dation-god.
P. 64,
heba
heba
k,
var.
\\
M.
87, N. 94, a
kind of boat.
Rev.
14,
20
Copt.
476
>*!JPT-UPT^UP
1908, 299,
misery; Copt.
grief,
hebau
,H.&.e.
^K ^&,
wretched
Nastasen Stele
with
|J ^\J,
-*
T<-*
JP.1J
M
f^A
heba
MJPil-UPT'UPdi>
Ai
Ao
to put
>
on
clothes, to clothe,
I
l'"""l
-CT
>^
T. 144
Verbum
waddle
336, to
I,
(of a goose).
compare Heb.
hebba
AWA/W,
Hymn
to
Amen
41,
1868,
10,
^j,
Arab.
^3
*v
P.
J ^T ^,
IJ-rMHMJ
11
<~> ww
IV
clothed;
{j
|j
^J
heben-t
hebenben
I,
6,
"
cast
down.
coverings,
drapings,
Mar. Aby.
one who
on /WWA
AAA/-A
hebnen-t
cloth,
w
,
P. 593,
g
A^ICl
o
o JPo'
is
dejected or
1)1)8^,
clothed;
IV, 894,
III II,
suits
JJfl
clothing,
five
'
,
8
()
horse-cloth ;
JJP
J
changes or
115,
UPS-
II,
UjU,
raiment,
to injure.
ground.
Rouge I.H.
'
J ww J
J ^
J
A
apparel,
to
36,
hebs
are
944, with
covered head.
'
,
a jesting manner,
QQ
11 J&1
on vwwv
A J Cl
of draughts
game
11
'
who
N. 57, those
94,
hebai
hebai
N
7s
I
v\ V
||xr^6 'fe^
-AI
_CE& XX
\\
8
Aj
chariot cloth or
cover.
*\
V\
ring,
plur.
~*~
Rev.
n,
14,
167,
34,
clothes,
'
garments, apparel.
"^WA
oO
cake, a vessel
full
heber-t
filth (?)
excrement
U.
152, a
of grapes or wine
sacrificial
hebsit
(?)
^ JJ^,
dirt(?)
hebs
(?)
heberber
A^-l
W <cr>, to bow, to
do homage,
wwuv
J'
hebs-t
D
;
Copt.
to grovel
hebs
fl
|J P
fl
A -cl
8
see
n
I
'
4>
2I>
linen
strainer.
g,
(j(j
rD
x^7
Rec
'
linen (raiment).
festival apparel.
B.D. (Saite)
^j \J*S
n n n T~1
I
,&Opfip.
J ^~*x
19,
13,
festival; plur.
H
hebs
477
5
^
hebs
c
b-ebti
hebsit
calf.
a wife.
/..,
/)'
I
A^i\
Rec.
1 2,
\\
84
J qpffff,
nome, province.
hebtbat
'bS
&
IV
II
fl
J|
'
6,
in,
Ik'
Rev.
battlefield.
hebs nu aner
3,
JR5 o
,Rec.
nnm
|j
Hebtre
cover
of a
the
see
mouth
vessel.
Hebt-re-f
hebs
up mounds about a
83,
B.D. 149,
the
(?)
to cast
city,
^T*, Denderah
fl
-f-L>
IV,
^^=^_
a hippopotamus-goddess of
B,
3th Aat.
walls.
hebs behen
f ^3
j]
A
fl
\
ra
^3 w*r*
J
hebtch
,
im.
to
god.
screen, to protect.
Hebs
fl
,"''.
J|
T u at
1 2,
Hebsit
goddess
fl
in the Circle
hebs
"rf, Tuat
ci
title
the
ReC
Hebs-an
Copt. gjCJOIl.
hephep
of the priest of
Nome
Athribites.
fi
hep-t
is.
Hep
Hebs neb
C
jf
em
**== JJ
shesp
Ombos
*>.
Copt.
@ ^^
see
caves, caverns,
hidden
'
\\
places, hiding-p'laces.
'
,U.
Rec.
Rev., to hide
V
watcher
hepu (?)
see
VIII, a
Plep-seshemu-s.
8 i]fH!!v&
XJ
Si'
27,
217,
For
3=1
his nine
s
II,
108, a
hebs neter 1 8
IXJI
fl
hebs kheperu
fl
'
$J
>
a
title
f'
fj|
hebs
j(J le||J\>,Rec.
B.D. 57,
i,
145, 13,48.
Hep-em-hep-f /"*
Ombos
I,
86, a
god of
Hep |a"^,
T. 60,
M.
offerings.
U. 219,
218,
495, N. 1279,
"^
N. 592,
H
700,
478
P. 673,
.,
Q.
A
four sons of
Horus
cardinal point
(i)
one
of the
who
along
akhmiu hepu
v>
hep
slinks
wolf or a jackal.
like a
(2)
(]
fixed stars.
5J. u
Palermo Stele 23,
424,
hep aten AQ
24, 8
T. 243,
l,
the disk,
>
(]
{*y
5,
\\
AP is
the
Sais ).
Bul1
0,
TT
hep-t \/ u.
V,
4-
-V
422,
Memphis
De
Plutarch,
Copt. &<i.IT.
I,
P.
the dropping of
A z ^c ?,
2i
AC,
hephep
5fr}
sunset.
i.e.,
hept kheru
Rec. 33,
~^
Hh. 331,
A
vC
A A
i
123.
the gossip.
1
to paddle.
241
</,O,
603, N. 1158,
'\\
Iside, 56.
Hep pehrer
^^^,
n
Palermo
'*
-A
Denderah IV,
^^
'vSl
a bull-god
of offerings.
7,
<$
Hep[it]
in the
7,
a cow-
Rev.
Tuat.
Hepti
\\
Hep
\\'
6,
hep-t
N. 949,
M.399,
boat.
7th Gate.
Hepti-ta-f \I _ U
\\
singing-god who gave drink
'"
ar_
>
'
Tuat IX, a
'
Hep
to the dead.
month.
hep-t
a square.
hep
-A
V -A
fi
A D
Worn
-O .f
*j*
O J\ O O
,
to slink along, to
n UAflU
I
'
i,
17,
title
of
Ra.
B.D. 99,
22, a bolt-peg in
the magical boat.
Hepi
to
move onward,
to
a deity
Hep-t tep
.A
to
move
slowly,
advance cautiously.
hfinn 8 ^ ^
Xo
Hunefer
'
J\
a kind of goose.
hep
"
HeD-ti
Hep-tcheserit (?)
the god-
to advance, to travel, to
'
go
about.
hephep
JD^, |JJ^^,
to turn
hep
advance, progress.
hep-t
D
,
a course.
D IT
turn,
turning, solstice
dual
H
T
o
Southern Solstice IT
(*
If
IT IT
Northern Solstice
/[,
o >jy
-9
-*?
iii
-*9
^;plu,^^^JJJ
together
ff^,
479
Heptur
Hephep (Hepti)
ft ft
ff
I,
f[
Buch
j|)
Hep-ti
tj
71, the
III
j!
TaTa
Hephep
hep
8
/>
he P
M.
$
V_l
rope, fetter,
1f
U. 187
mouth
^-~
band.
B.D. 3 8 B
^~
hef
a plot of ground.
\\
T. 66,
adorers, worshippers.
'
Hep-a |
hepa
heflt
-A
D
,
Hefa
Tuat
-,
god bowed
in
to the earth.
Hefaiu, Hefait
Sfc
III, a
medicine.
j=i
Heper
Amamu
15, i, 3,
Hep
_a
timid step.
a hard stone.
hepapa-t
a plant used
s ,to
TOE,
(in chewing'?).
(?)
(@)
^^^
j[
shut the
^""T"-^,
the name of
a sanctuary.
'
cr-D
tie,
VI
hept-ra
ft!
ft
812,
Suppi.
see
ft
B.D.
Ml'
and Hapi.
hefa-t
place, region.
Dream
Copt.
to praise.
Ml'
\\
hept
,L.D.
ill,
194
~tstm
TTftrrit
^ -^
D I\
\
/
AA
I 4
Heptkhet
B.D. 125,
II,
()t-fl
%
9
two legs
x
;
AD
resur-
rection.
^ jfias,
JSL)^>'
T. 312,
serpent, snake
^;
snake with
Ship.
75, serpents.
M.
U.
305,
645,
plur.
i
nnri n
hefau
x
II
nnnnm
8 ^
>\
Osiris.
\\
wreck 128,
Agafx"
\
Hepit -Heru
ua t-
;
'
Copt.
^oq.
335,
552
H
Hefau
heftenu
Worm, or
great
480
Aapep,
Hefau
em
enti
to"*
I
"
\\J9Qk
Restau
-&-Ci,
-
Metternich
B.D.
IB,
teft
the
4,
IIO
^_
t-^j <==,
^^^,
A es>
heft
Seba, etc.
[g,
M. 409,
-ij-W?'
fe,
|^,
U.
M. 670, N. 937, 8
P. 201, 640,
|^
486,
"%
A.Z. 1908,
come
to rest, to
(3)
to sink
to subside, to
down,
faint, to swoon.
heft
AA %*,,
^^
a swoon, fainting
^=
"~~
heft
HO
'
a way or passage.
-/i
A.Z.
24,
1905,
Copt.
forty;
nn'
ton-
hef tchet
hem
v
plur. \ \
J^J
J^IJ
Leyd. Pap.
|U ^J,
yJ
^ |^
hefen
tO
be humble.
but
<^~i
"TN,
^^AJw^ (2
Ji>a
fe
A
R^^CX,
A<T=>JMJ
'Uim
j
IWWAA
leech
Ebers
pap
Q
X^^j-XJ
a priest;
^ ^,
p.
a particle
^ I ^>
^ ^T~
*_A
is
f^ 1
happy.
618,
N. 1299, a god(?)
hem ^
&i.qXeeXe (?)
o Rec. 12, 45, to
r
however, certainly,
l\
y^H ^-
(?)
|,
U
^^
hefren
78,
Hem
mythological serpent.
t^
like but,
am
I,
^ _r^
|v
C? _ij^^
t\ ^
I
503,
Decrets 105,
Culte 105,
(I
indeed
O,
t^
jyv^-
13, 9,
meaning something
assuredly
Hefnu
L_=fl,
U.
//
IV, 612,
c>,
492,
<^^,
j|
u.
j^VvC^
T. 320,
fear, to
>!::>
A c^s ^
'
Lfl,
P.
1 1
i6 B 30,
,
heft
heft
fi
overthrow.
-"
-/i
,
to rub
down,
to
pound, to tread
out.
""
fi
=-^,
to
fly
down, to
alight.
hemhem
'_
Rec.
16,
153,
Heft-ent
>
M.
'
N. 1095, the
" mother of the
gods."
<<
^^^
-fl,
Rev.
512,
12, 22, to
bray in a
[481]
Hem-nenu (?)
p
M.
6 44, N. 6 37
escape, to run
off,
avoid, to retreat;
^ t\
WN.
U. 617, 618,
N. 234,
P. 605,
(]
1
^^
hemi
t\
Wvs
c>
A-
(1
1
back
hem-t
hem-t
plur..
cow-goddess.
hem-t
jifi
j>rr
I)
^, ^0?,
(ata?)
()
<?>
If
'
J)
If the
vulva,
OTI,
uterus.
hemhem
,
cow;
2T, 57,
U. 520, 5
8 '5-
'
Hem-ti
N. 107, repulse.
hemm
'
Hemit
apartments of the
women in a house.
the
>
Hemit
Amen.
retreater.
hem
T. 293,
get
of the high-priestess of
(]
^^
(? |\
title
88, to flee, to
X^X
80, ii
Rev. 27,
offl'
',
'
173,^,
',
> '
hem v,
to retreat, to withdraw.
o,
little
ball,
pupil of the
hemu
akhmiu hemu
***
do not
go back.
stars that
i
hem-t
i
,
(=3)
'
I
wife ;
woman,
C&IJUL6J
plur.
Copt.
JUL6
in
poltroon
man
women
v7
JU
woman
of a man,
^>
Sr
'
>
Teach.
Rec.
hemut
10,
1 1 6,
Rev.
= Copt.
'
wife.
hem-t
,
16,56.
cowardice.
,Jf.
\
*'..,
10,
hemi
hem-t peh-t t
a divorced wife
Amenemhat 2,
r=ffl
or animal, a coward,
^J^gj.t
plur.
*) ^^\> f
U. 503,
v\
s==
TV
testicles.
hem-ti
eunuch, a castrated
O, the two
2>0303JUie.
hyena.
(?)
hem-t nesu
kin g' s
!
^,
woman,
<..,
,
queen.
Amen.
5,
i,
H
someone
482
director
or something
of hearts;
hemm
hemu
plur.
hemm
^ ^
Vfl
j_L
fl
f^v 55
Jj^^fr
Q Nx
?).
1\ t\
106,
hemit
steersman.
-i
p.
74
p,
N. 94 i,
copper
Koller Pap.
?S
KS
of heaven; dual
V'AWVvD
IV
l\
rudder
>
224, 225,
27,
T. 340,
^7
7,
fittings
plur.
A.Z. 1880,
of a chariot.
94,
|\
-Bacilli
3, 1 1,
a preparation of copper.
= V ^v in ~30C~ V ^^ servant of
V
A
A WN.
1 _wvs
Menu, Rec. 32, 46 ; see also Pa-hem-neter,
>
^<f
^K
"1
A.Z.
^,
46, 109.
v^V,
Y$\
a metal weapon.
hem
Rec.
25,
I,
I,
Copt.
I, 4,
cz
hemut
rudder, the steering oar or paddle
^^sV
Anastasi
.[7,
hemit
17, metal-worker.
7, 13,
^^
hemu
-,
a kind of
hemi
4, 12,
a decoction of the
same.
hemiu(?) ^
hemit
'ill'
\\
Hearst Pap.
',
hemu
Copt.
hemi
i,
work a
341,-^Nto
V)
hem
slave,
**
paddle.
servant
plur.
',
J
A
8
the rudder of the magical boat.
Hemuaabti
III'
i
i
"1
B.D.
hem
up
chop
Copt. &CJUJULI.
"JJ,
servant of the god,
^Jj
i J
I
title.
priest; plur.
191910
1000
II II II' III!'
346,
OQ JJ
A
V--J-
^J^^,
i.e.,
iv,
i_l
iv, 9 68,
1
'
0;^,
a priestly
hemneter
;,
fish.
hemi aiu
skilled hands.
0-
Jo^,
A
i_J.
"
ma e
>
,JUL in
Copt.
hem ^
_5* /Jin
hem-t
nJ'
to cut to Pieces, to
female slaves
Hemu IV
servants
01!
I!'
II
'
man;
hemka
(0)
A ^M
v
Ka;plur.
<J
priestess.
workmen
chief
27,
skilled
Hi
jk,
(]
u. 305,
hemu
1
8yy
%
-^
L_L
Copt.
hat
',
Rec.
20,
40,
\\
Q.
mind.
skilled or trained
",
Hem-Heru
workmen.
i,
;.f.
penter; plur.
Hem nu ba A O
/N
of
hem-khet(P) f
1032.
'
f~\
pestchet
or artists
iJ
L--
Jt
")
plur.
Rec.
jjj j,IV,
Hem
J,, (0),
A
I
IV, 1205,
o J}
work-
artisan,
hem-t neter
artificer,
title
^ f ^,
hemut
high-priest, priest;
o
A |
483
Hem-f-tes-f(P)
^\
Tuat
II,
i_L
a god.
a serpent doorkeeper.
Hem-taiu f >>\>\,,
I
A Jx\>
hem-t (?)
.workshop, factory;
plur.
king; plur.
hem
t\
f
f
1 _&f^ |,
i c--.
U
to be skilled in the
hem
mer (?);
f T H
'
director of the
any kind of
fl
hemu
Ur-kherp-hem ^=t
B i,
-
priest of
hem
tool
"
$ ^, "chief
title
of the high-
Memphis.
hemit f flfl^i
stone
(?) tool.
46,
hem-t
ii, 148,
(a late form)
IV, 970,
J~*~u
*"
*f
^\
coward, outcast
see hem-ti.
hem-t re
..
>
lT ili
1 J^' I'
workman;
plur.
MaL
I
i
"fK
$^
51
v\%^
"
'
'
I!
I
i
T ^iv
-L
(?)
ji%
-"- <^=>>
i
et cetera,
;piur
and so
'
forth
3,
83,
Goodwin, A.Z.
1868, 89.
**=*=>&}
leL-jgii
*
1
L-fl.
hem
'
khert(?) f
i-
Copt.
/&-.*A in
91, a
<=>
^8, Rec.
\\
kind of garment.
2
21,
[484]
*^
hem-t sa (?)
hemamu
a disease.
}
1
77
Denderah
a disease or illness.
hemar-t
in,
hema
III,
Henmemit.
see
_^
^ sn> to
to
>
1 5,
_>^
Hearst Pap.
m>
see
'
'w
hemak-t
^
^,
chamber.
hall,
Rec.
hemaka
92,
5,
sack, bag.
hema
_> ^S.
-CENs
~"
hema
Nav.
i\,
Lit.
70
^ "^
o,
Rec.
isi
o,
bail,
Ci, to
a circular object.
testicle (?)
the shore of
salt land,
hema-t
fcemai-t
salt
&.M.OT.
_Jp ^b\
_>
hemag-t
lagoon.
><"
var.
hemag-t
^ S ^^
n< "".
.salt;
'
of the North,
sea salt
i.e.,
VPH,
_>
^
-*
com-
an
28, forge,
Osiris.
hemaga-t
!$^kM
in
shop
which
fire is
"\\
ix
some
III'
name
of a ceremony.
_> %,
R ec
37, 70,
used.
21,
III
IP
A 7^-
i.e.,
hemaga
hemamu
2>
Hemag,
Hemag
Arab.
illness or disease.
hemau
of
hemau
Hemag
salt
III
Copt.
^
pare Heb.
/_
a neck ornament
[1
A/VAAAA
f\
kind, lentils
of
(?)
Pap.
3, 2,
amethyst
(?)
>
hemati
7 8 r3 8
\\
hemami-t
varr.
hematheth
__
^_
<g,
f- U. 482,
_>'
Methen>
'
flax.
hemau
10
III
sea salt
o TL ^, n
see 8
M
A _W
t^H
r\
^1
&
hemi
ft
'
L
III
Rec. 36, 78
Rev.
'
=><v
<
o\
i,
care
12,
.
52, anxiety,
Copt. g,GJUU.
485
hemit
^:k@ Y'
hemsi
or
2,ejmci,
hemi
88=s
V
/N AA/WV*
hemen
/WWW
/>
^^ B.D.
hemen
~~~~
Hemen
hemsi
(?)
T. 71,
*,
II
B.D.G.547,
"^0
"3,
heap
up (?)
~^~^|'
down,
enthronement, session.
349,
'
133,
sitting
&_
dweller,
inhabitant; plur.
| p
S,
sitters.
Hems-beqsu-arit-f
N. 849, P.
i2ss,|^ ^
AST, Rec.
204,
.^*5
99,
18,
'
a god;
B.D. 31,
19,
q^y,
hems
L^> ^ T P \,
'
agod(?)
^V /W^AAA
4,
^j,
1881,
^^ ^, A.Z.
O
3, 116,
the two
342,
natron.
***"**
/^ AA/WSA i/ x JH
Hh.
hems-ti
to
.'
^^ j\
o,
'
3024,
Copt.
i,
hemen
IV
Jj
/T*NC*
1 (
^^Jt-^-^-1 VC..
^w5 to praise
X /ww' X w
hemen
"
eighty; Copt.
146, 58
AWWVX
U. 321
,JULOOC.
rj,
Pap.
pj,
."""*
U. 192,
Rev
in tne Delta.
hemen
hemsit
'
hems t2 ^^,
Hemmt XR^J,
Rec. 11,79, a goddess.
o
>
to castrate.
drink.
VJ.
hems
| ^\
^\
fern. 8
hemsi
^ p v&
M. 120,
(^
p,
X_a^v
ssa>. R
varr.
u. 192,
hemsut
^p
B.M. 797,
attributes, qualities.
^^ I
hems
to
sit,
seat
to
to
oneself,
inhabit a place, to be at
besiege a
home
city,
to
},
in a place, to
P. 642,
to
^_(j|)
fl
(]
J^lT'
,
P.
309,
sit
^>,
hemg-t
211,
OOO
hemt n
^i^,
6" o
o,
III
N. 698,
M. 451,
1
(T
^'^
>
3),
n
copper; Copt.
*J_.
,
N.
1239,^
P.
642,
sit.
dressin g
P.
=
(j
N. 1240, to make to
<
dwell;
N. 679
smelting copper;
n
I
copper
-f
i
furnaces for
ingots of copper
'
^,
X?
D
weapons of copper; 00
javelin.
>'
hemt
hemt
seft
\J
ore.
copper
i.e.,
'
'
o o
*^ V
Mar.
Kara
hen
hemtsetfu
708,
%^ %\^^,iv,
AA/WW
(1
O O O
lien
__
smelted copper.
hemt
Sett
hen
=3
o o c=),
-D
o o o
IV,
817,
hemt kam O
J"
-D ci
1\
Thes. 1286,
J]
-D
N. 709, a scent
A/WW\
g
A
AAA^Aft
^1
VIAAAA
vTv
U[
from
Osiris.
\I ^, band,
(?)
U Q%,
_if
N. 660, measure
Jl
O
"
/WV
,
cord, rope.
tie,
~^
(?)
v-'
A.Z. 1866, 99 ,
Rec.
\\
1
6, 70,
coppersmith ;
plur.
0:
II
hem
Amen.
I,
21
,i
B.D.G. 820, a
title
of
Set.
f<
AAAAAA
Hemt
0,
plur.
\\
21. 10
five
black copper.
\\
henu
o o o
(the
VS/WVA
Q
J
A
henu
hemti
copper swords.
54, 58,
Henit - tesher - 1
Si
her-set-f
486
Heb.
]!7
IV, 66 S
R ec. 3,
217; Copt.
hen
\
A
/WVVVA,
fA\v\*
hen-t
henut
'
I
\
o7
D
~
A6 O
O
26 '
goddess
hen-t
"
Ebers Pap. 95,
J)
Hi
,
S\
r% t
\J ill
Rev
T 4>
3,
A^
\j
D^
"
I0 4 6 , P ots of silver g ld ,
and copper.
'
9D^
5\
ft
J)
\ i
,wwv
C2
X~
i_i
TTT~'
III'
purification (?)
Rev. 13,
hen
*v^^v\
iJ
t7
V
,
hen-t ta
Two
Lands,
Az
-
i.e.,
Egypt.
45,
'
Rev
com-
"
jj
X D
Henit-netit (?)
queen.
Q
7T ^V^/^AA
c\
a)
li
a goddess
mand,
to direct,
minister,
to
admonish, to
to arrange, to
keep
rule, to ad-
in order;
Copt.
of Sma-Beljt.
Henit-heteput
III, 7, a
==a
X,
DIM
Aoo
Cairo Pap.
hen-t
business, functions.
'
affairs>
H
hen-t
^1
Ao
order,
n '-^U
AAA/WV
487
jl
"48, a command,
>
ordinance,
law,
&* ft
v&, |
"7J
>
regulation,
rubrical
by authority,
legal
'
function.
to run, to
'
henu
2
Q ^Tv O
>^2
henu x \I 71 5r
X AAAAAA 2 ii 21
ness mission.
/WWW
cr i es of joy, praises.
>
Love Songs
haste,
A
jj
ftAAAAA
4,
henu
henn
B.M. 657,
commanders,
make
10, to
Treaty
directors.
hen-t
hentiu (?)
g^J,
Amen.
henuti
fi
officers.
19,
hftn
*JLw*A
4,
A, A
wwwv
A/^/SA*\
A /WWW
advance quickly, to hasten.
1
a journey, an advance.
8
\lT
^L
f
_A
AA/WW
C Vi
withdraw.
labourers.
hen
henhen
A
/l*f
AAAA^\
endow, to supply
to provide, to
with, to bestow.
/W/WW
AA/WW
(of the
body
>
ings, presents.
r
.
'
^M
fj
Q,
AAAW/
work, what
M,
,f|
D
,toshake
AAA/WV ./^
is
produced by
8^ ^ ^,^,498, A8 ^
henhen
ft
AA/WW
henu(?)
hen-t
A ft/WVAA A
/WWV\
henhen-t
toil,
ftAAAAA
products.
hen-t
hemut
henhen-t
~wL Q f ^,
w
4i
A
jj
iv, 933,
III
fi
Ml
/S.
AAA/V\A
AAA
ulcer, sore.
AsJ
henu
3 9,4
J|,Ebers
U
AA/WW
X o
'
"
^ DM
o vfv
~-
O U
natural and
f A^AWW
A
artificial,
possessions, tools
V^l
>
il
J_L
hen
HI-
henu
P roducts both
property, goods,
things,
(?) fabrics.
young
86, X
V4 ci
3||,
^X
-^[,
equipment,
^)
J J
J,
T. ioo,
P. 8i 4 ,
jjXftl,
A
plies,
man
soldiers.
hen
P.
seed;
stock, store.
henu
pi
I,
^ PD M Q=P
iffv
'FT
U AAAWW
li;
(I
JJ.
'.
Rec-S,87,
Copt.
"
plant of life"
(?)
hen
Henui- Shu
(Saite) 46,
i,
(?)
$ $Shu ^ ^
the offspring of
(J
(?)
2
H 4
B.D.
H
henuShu
488
.D. 6 4)
i.e.,
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
light.
fiCIM
U D
<2
TT'S
\> A WSWv(
*WAA
11
-.canal,
1
stream.
Hen-t-she
boundary, end,
"
'
DC
"""""
f^
ft
w*
A d
iii
i^i
ft ft
\\
ft ft
U U
IJ
<:::>
U U
TT
I
|
B.D. 67,
Ra
5,
appeared
'*'
X-N
(*
limit, frontier;
<^
'
~JSL
Tii'
var.
hen-t
^^
A
,
'
IV,
"
"^
henti, henuti
^[
8
g
\\
henti
\\
rs
hen
o
/\AA/W\
p yVv
.
\\
A AWA*
P f
'S5C.
in a beast-like
hen-t
\\
to be evil, to
AG'
\\lll'
VI
fi
behave
00
0'
|
A
AAWVAA
*33&-
*^,
Vj
injure.
,8X5
fJLyi
U
A
A
if?
to
evil,
manner, to harm, to
\^
|
A
do
l2i
vl
Vfy
Peasant 291, Q
)WW\A
Ji
S.
evil,
at the
henuit
"
ftA/WSA
-^
9 w*w 3-r*
Ay O \\\\
inter-
,
3
AAft^V\
Ay
wic
'
henti renput
ftft
U U
fff,
I
fraud, deceit.
a
8
?
henti periods.
^J
^K/
\\
henti, henuti
\\
,
T. 238, a mythological
hen-t 8*
A
N. 948),
locality.
*], M. 395
^J U
Hen-t
(var.
<^TT^>
>
4,
'
, ,
Henti
N. 1031, 1158
hent-ta
Hent
AAAAAA
(i)
name of
Osiris
AAAAAA
hen-t
l^
AAAAAA
&
Q
_
-
,'
R
8ft.
r
'
8ft
AU
,
{J
s.. n
377,
crocodile-gods.
AAAAAA
13J
henn
AAAAAA AAAAAA
AAAAAA
A AAAAAA
O <W^A
o
g
A
w^
!,
M. 6 9 6,
A^^A/>A
EEI,
i=r,
up
o *^VW\
AAAA/VV
f-
"^-l_
3^, A8R
Rec. 31, 174,
J^j,
to plough, to break
hennu
ploughs, tools
j
for tillage.
489
henhentiu t ^ 1 Q
plough, hoe.
Henhenu
hennti, hennuti
"^X
"^
-tfr
ploughman,
field labourer,
farmer ; plur.
a goddess
'\\
fl
^,
M
i
^1
fl
/W>A^
(2
priest of the
Tuat IX, a
Hent-nut-s
sing-
un As
A,
I9 8
"
ing-goddess.
rn
? w>~w
v&
Prosopites.
with,
U. 628,
of the
title
P^l
M. 529,1^.969, 1107,
JJJ..J..
plant.
varr.
and;
U)
A^AA^A
29 ?'
'
Q AA/WW
"*, P. 466,
^[
j
A
hena
'
ii
A
Nome
fellahin.
^,
(1
AAAAAA
Hen-ah-t
i
henn g~
A'"
32,
(?)
hena
LJI&
B.M.
!,
(](]
ftAAAAA
^J)
*WW\A _/T
Henhenith
,
stripes, blows.
AAAAAA
(1
AA^;
AAAAAA
along with;
w^,
hena
full (?)
title
of
Ra
(?)
henau
phallus, penis
Baba ;
A
(==7B
A
(*
phallus of
phallus of
<
I,
U)
Mar.
Tuat x, a
name
^x DO -I !, IV
SH
H'
of Hathor,
any beautiful
x
Hennu-en-Ra
is
^r^,
IV
'
Copt
Heb.
Rev.
AAAAAft
Henu
7I9;
D e
13,
14,
TT
17,
Of Ra
>
^ o JA
heni-t
p
AA/VSAA _/
'
719,
pudenda.
woman.
B.D. 93,
henit
Hennu-Neferit
blood.
a disease.
henut
B.D.
Henatiu
be
to
JgJ,
*+zn^"
coffer, coffin.
Tuat
III, the
hawk-god
Seker.
Henu
said
(I
2.
N. 759,
Henn-Shu
the phallus of Shu.
,
1 6,
\\
Berg.
I,
/v\v
}&'
Y O
I
\\
x
I
J"
\\
^>'
4S c, iS3A,
6,
Nesi-Amsu
8,
Osiris 32,
death-blow.
the
Seker boat
B.D.
Henuit
N. 619, M. 241, a goddess
(?)
490
Henu
1>
name
the
Henu
o Xgl,
Henb-t
Henb
Henbi
,
For the
Seker, the Death-god of Memphis.
oldest picture of the boat, see B.M. 32650.
henu (?)
AA/WW
X& J
=i
/WWVA
who measured
8
inth e Tuat;plur.
24
2 7'
1364,
A AAAAAA
a serpent-
(0
^0,8.0.180,
1
29,
U )_l
JflflJ
l_i
AAAWW
*-C)
Henbiu
!.
I
Tuat v, a
!,
(?)
to
fill,
filled.
henu-t
a kind of bird.
in the
/v
henb
henh
Rev.
&, B.D.G.
-si)
hennu
be
of corn-land.
|
A
nJ
\>
Tuat.
\\
henu (?)
to
the sanctuary of
the Henu boat (?)
'
AAAAAA Q.
a god
Nesi - Amsu
^'
god of Hensu
8 X
A AAAAAA
AAAAAA
8 "^
A AAAAAA
U. 211,
-ttlflM
^[
Ho,
/ww
ball >
P 111
bolus
a bal1
of unguent.
'
J\
>
"
henb-t
hennusu
chick-pea, pulse
see
/WWVA
(?)
^ ^,
Ebers Pap.
Copt.
,OTCJ.
75,
8,
*>~J
henbab
to curse, to anathe-
AAAAA/\
matize, to exorcise.
henb
'
JJ1,
U
AAAAAA rf^J
AAAAAA ,gj
!^
A
henbaba-t
AAAAAA -<?
'f
A J)J
A.Z. 1905, 27,
o vYv n
^,
henbi
o /wvw
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
5
A
f/,'
l
to
measure land,
make
Jl
AAAAAA
<
I'D
*Q
Tombos
603,
J
>'
P. 425,
U. 461,
M. 608, N. 1213,
darts,
weapons.
'
XAAA^AA\>
AAAAAA
&
P.
kind of boat.
henbu
well,
spring.
Henbu
henb-t
fountain,
j
^c
A5 )?
O ^jk^
Stele 3,
^
A
"^X
AAAAAA
|)
Tuat VI, a
Henbethm
:'
to
henp
goddess
cast a net) to
'
*^
ra ^
(?)
stream.
f^
AAAAAA
I
henf
652, to seize
henbit
estate,
arable land,
henf
A^
\\
&
Rev.
domain.
Henemit
henbu
i
produce of
tilled lands,
provisions
(?)
henmemit
(?) to
curb
(?)
29,
to fear;
Copt.
&ertq.
12,
a goddess.
i.
211,
[491]
*
tik
JWWA _B*^
t^Tll'
WVV [11
55. 312,
^X t\
A
jj
7",
T. 221,
1ST, M.
with side-locks
I-
o
;
449,
varr.
man
or
Ay
plur.
Ill'
rn
men and
j,
\\
women* of a bygone
age.
I
henemnem
to creep,
(I
Isis
and Nephthys.
Hensektit
henemnemu
B.D. 149, X,
3,
jj
those
who
II, 130, a
\i
\^ YR
^^
^[
X www,^
hair.
henemi
and beards.
creep
'
away
AA/WW
henemu-t
Hensek-t-mena-t,
(?)
/WWW
rf\
^^
etc ->
)<
etc.
r
e ^ l^ e
P
magical boat.
I2 ' tne
99'
'
Hensektit Heru
Henkhertli
? -ww
fl\
,
JJJ
Tuat IV, a
U. 473,
lioness-goddess.
the
hens
Horus
of
tresses
IV, 649, to be narrow (of a road), restricted, blocked (of a vein or artery).
M. 649,
henq A
"
the
who
Q
'
Ombos
\\d/
P. 436,
four
spirits,"
AA/WVX
U. 46,
ft
Zl
P^ x
^.,
A
k_=3
^
hens-t
obstruction, soot
(?)
charcoal
(?)
beer
hensek
tied.
Henq
d
.
Copt.
,,4,
henk
p
S
www
^^ o
Stele
| ^ ^j
O A/WW.
5
n
A <=*,
B
O O
D
246,
p.
18,
M.
P VTv
N. 647, g VI
Metternich
u
iu,
make an
,
M. 649,
Q
gift,
of the
Lynx
hensekti
\\
offering.
\\
(?)
offering; plur. 5
^_
www
^
A C TO
OOO
<;:
U. 165, C
to
492
*~w
henkit
i"
'""I
Q
B
||, Rec. 31, 163, A
<==^
hengeg
13, to
rejoice.
hengegtiu
Rec.
3,53,
coverlet
955,
_, Rec. 30,67
Diru
to
(J (J
\\
Love Songs V,
7,
i
.
oblivion.
henta (?)
Ml
\\
ftAA
word
see following
fal1
plur. g WVAAA
henta
IV
>
tii
rejoice (?)
hengu
<U
those
AA
who
f*
A A/WA
Henktt
fwi,
"
henkit ankh
-9-
I,
f^
the
name
Copt.
henti
1020,
smiter, fighter.
\\
of a chamber.
Henti
the Smiter-god.
\\.
Henku-en-arp
B.D. 125, III, 30,
left
of the hall
of Maati.
lintel
Henku-en-fat-maat
AAAAAA
V\
Henti -neken-f
\\
Denderah
Henti -requ
B.D. 131,
I,
3,
A/WAArt
29, the
AA^AA
A Q
\\
_j
hentui
L_=/J
pan of
scales
plur.
A.Z. 17, S7
^\
^o
to cut or
\
P luck
and
henku
fi
fruit
',
her
(?)
I
H
A
^2
\>
W _fl
ffi
/I
/WVAA
=|=>,
to be narrow, con-
her
flowers.
\\
/V\AAAA
(jj,
189, N. 908,
p.
Peasant 323.
henk
/I
"
henth
^v
JT
^^^
^[
ffi
AAAAAA
Heng-re
>
X
_,
_,
a conjunction,
hengeg A8 t[
ftAftAAA
^ ?i
toi
V^W\A
S
tAi
9 Rec
-ft-
gullet.
J <=>>
i)
-J^
ri
*!f
o o o
because,
for,
<;
* i
^>
'
Anu ^' s
and Usert.
I,T. 31
'
"^
Nl 2I3>
r
*? press ?
squeeze the mouth.
f^-O
*\
strictedj 8
<--
a preposition
by means
2,
on, upon,
besides,
Copt. &\.
at,
by,
),
of,
away from,
in
addition
to,
over
H
heru
493
1296,
%^
Thes
:,
Herui-n(?)K2L,^^
with
%^ft^, ^T*.
faces,
Horus-Set.
i.e.,
em
her
opposite, facing.
*",
Her-f-mm-ha-f
'
"
'.because
\ \
headed man-god.
her v\
^"
her enti
Her-f-aui-f(?)
of.
'
"^
of.
,_,U.6o4,^^
her enti sa ^
\\
her her *
because, through.
of,
on behalf
of.
behind him
"
W^fc.J^,
name
the
of a god.
her ^,
1\
204,
V" because
face,
Her-f-em-khent-f
visage,
M
*Y,
II'
aspect; dual
?
',
<&>
s\
" his
"
face in front of him
^U
Copt.
-M.'4'
AnnalesIII
her
13,42.
her ant
J.
the
^^)>
without horns.
9
heru (?) baku <>
Ji i
(]
jj
^=*,
%
Jr
o
a kind
name
Her-f-ha-f
-y
opponent ;
H^-,
^\ *,
3?
ww*
face
agod.
=
^.^J ^'w*
^ ^ *^,
N. 913,
W$
P. 411, N. 1194,
J^f"^^^'
J^L.
_V7_
one of the 42
downwards;
*, to comfort;
",
face to face,
77,
assessors of Osiris;
Ram
f>-V Ki "!!.1
her
of a god.
of a mythological serpent.
M. 589, 752,
>
Her-f-em-qeb-f ^
cattle), cattle
^ ^^
Her-f-em-she-t, etc.
crystal face
name
copper facings;
faced
the
iii'
,
i
,
i
<>
*
iv, 718,
T\\
'I
9
i
plur.
4 8o,
of
the four-
Mendes;
her neb
"^
Her-f-ha-f
U. 606.
If
u. 4 8 9) M. 362,
'
^^7,
P.
259,
M.
752,
\,
P.
651, the
celestial ferryman.
I-TV-JW
Her-en-ba
Amen.
j
body,
l'
her en pat
Y AA
Her-Aten @
Her-ua
[]
~^
D
an
_^j,
all
mankind.
'
Lanzone
Vi
-/^
head.
amulet.
Her-nefer
/N AA/WNA
the Sun-god.
One Face
"a
title
of the Sun-god.
B.D.
<f J
Her-her-her
(?)
^^,
U. 542, T.
mi
494
^' R
182,
N. 895, upper,
.,
Goshen
superior
.,
^2,
*\\
plur);
(fern,
in heaven.
is
:
(1
l~\,
I)
M. 480,
"two-faced," a
title
$$
N. 1248,
|- j^,
of the cow-goddess
Her-sen (?)
fl
Tuat
B.D.
31,
'
Om'
U. 512, N. 781,
3,
temple; J
an opponent of the
Crocodile-god Sui.
her f=^,
is
T. 308, P. 29,
J__L, the goddess dwelling in a
Her-k-en-Maat
^l^
what
I,
a singing-goddess.
intestines,
^ w~w
Bat,
Rec
'
side a temple
*
;
in their
gods
in-
midst
heri-ab-t
_?> Jj
\\
1=
of a temple,
the sanctuary
ship; fern.
the
heri
Tombos
Stele 2,
M. 566, N. 1172,
P. 396,
\\
celestial being,
he who
over
dual
^\
heri
P resence
before> in the
bah
of.
chief
heri ruti
outside,
heri khenti
(j
at
the door.
\\
ft
to the front, in
I' 1
M. 575, N. 1181
statue,
P. 402,
midnight.
c,
mid-day.
heri ab ^
is
[g"
heri ab gerh
\\
t,
heriabhru
\\
'
front.
plur.
heri kher
beneath, under.
herisa
q]
heri sa ari
^&
I
heri-a
,
1 1,
173.
heri-t
>P
"TJ^
"*
='^]'
j/L
(IA
at once,
thereafter.
fl
\\
_
,
$
to
<
addition
74.
to;
Rev?
after, in
Amen.
8,
F=R
|^o,
mistress, chieftainess,
Rec. 13,5,
goddess
(2
A<rr>
at once,
7,
a medicine which
a medicine
speedy remedy.
"
;
be taken
is
in
Anastasi
a speedy remedy.
i.
i,
_a
heri-a
i,
1
AAA^A*
arrears;
!\
due on the
'
i
9
d IAS
^=1
495
rn"
rvn
arrears of taxes
land.
he who
'
heri uat
on the
is
cillor;
^^v
HO
men
j,
road, traveller.
sacred mysteries
heri usekh-t
;-W
vf^llp
P.S.B.i 3
keeper
,
I
per
^ m
\\
Z3
<z=>
title.
Heri seqer
heriu petchetiu
$>
lea
J^^ft, Methen,
chiefs
title in
Heriu - sha
em a
heri
straight-
Tombos
way, forthwith.
chiefs of the
heriu m's
i
\\_A
transport.
heri m'tchaiu
I,
Egypt
in
police
e
the sand,"
plur.
Stele 3,
i.e.,
who
the tribes
"[dwellers] on
mensh
heri
Rec.
21,
health
corvee
heri merat
Heri-sa JLtf,
f=i T-T
title
of the P ri
'
heri ges
st
1 1
fl
strength,
inspector of works.
earthly being,
rf>,
i.e.,
man;
plur.
"^
1** i. a
<=!=>
heri ta
Hibra,
Heri-sa-ur
two
(life,
ft, the
Heriti senti
title
ganger.
title
!)
of the Lake,"
'
Heri-nes-t
"chief
title
of the
IV, 481.
priests of Heroopolites.
fft,
I
chief scribe
la
F=RV$
}
\\
\\
r~\
HiiiAAAw^
I
LJ
temple
I,
I
LP
F=
chief
all
governor,
V^V^i
commander-
^\
^v
v&
t
plur.
^\
V\?i,
the gods.
i,
Heri seshta
in -chief;
x
chief of gods, chief of men.
496
herit tchatcha
B.D. 134,
(0V
J>
Io
name
QO
4
herit <~> & skull,
o^
Heri
9.
Heri-ariu-aa en Tuat
,
(
M7.
a god, God.
a i.
<d> 00
ii F=R
^i
<
Mountain
"
" chief of his
great seat
Heri-a-f
F=^
Rec.
the
~\
\\
Nu
of
^5,
o
=^^_
Berg.
name
title
^n
rl
title.
4, 28,
j,
<*>
of a lion-god.
^
<=^>
Heri-ankhiu <Jb
.o,
n,
I,
(?)
the
Tuat.
in
)'
or Ra.
Heri-aa-t-Tet-t
-V!,
Mythe,
f,
Chief of
Heri-aau
II,
i_l
fl
Red
a goddess of
Heri - Agba - f
,
Ombos
J),
V)
p=q
Heri-ast-f-ur-t
Heriu-amamti
CTD
'
>
r-'i
"
rl
Ll
il
Ber s- ll I2 g ddess of
heaven, a form of Nut.
Herit <=>F=*
Herit
a lion-god.
7,
130, a goddess.
y^.J^-n-^.BJMSaite)^,
45> 42,
Herit-ast <=>
,
'
of the Sun-god.
title
(0V
of a crown
or diadem.
\\
-7)
'?)
dess;
T,
Heri-ab-Kara-f
dominion;
chieftainess,
men
title
of Ra.
Heriu-arit
<==>
\\
<$.
CU
<c=> 11
\\
'
ill
B.D.
Heri-akhu-t
<L 0- g7 J
Heri-ab-ar-t-f
96,
Heri-ab-uaa
in*
B.D. 134,
altar offerings
2,
title
I,
one of the
19, a light-god.
being
are
made;
at
whose
plur.
^O
i
Berg.
I,
p=
13,
Tuat IV, a
Af.
Heri-uatch-t-f
rnrrn
(?)
Mar.
1 1 2, 1 2,
f[
on the
Ombos
Heri-uaref <=b
royal crown.
B.D.
Heri-ua
Heri-ua-f
~
of a serpent
a goddess.
Heri-abt-Shai-t
name
II, 132,
>
I,
Herit-ashm (?)
^^^s,
Heri-ab-khentu
Heriu-akhu-sen
fl
44, a goddess.
of Seti
I,
goddess-guides of Ra.
Heri-abt-nut-s
Tomb
Seti
of Khepera.
Heri-ab-uu
I,
Tomb
a god or divine
U^ $,
*,
10,
Heri-ab-uaa-f
Aby.
i.e.,
B.D.
i,
Tuat
altar,
,
chief of an
71,
3,
title
of Horus.
U. 450,
title.
497
Heriu - unut
& ^\j
d^-zriA
a
Heriu-hatu
'
Heri-uru <f
one of
v,
who
Heri-utu-f(p)
Tuat XI,
Heri-^H,
<=>
F===I
I,
9eri.behS(]y
a
(Saite) 39,
Ra
BD
.
Berg.
the Tuat.
fi |
|,
'
Ift
/!
var.
(Sai'te),,
Heri-hetemtiu
the
I, 1 1,
god of destruction.
f
=,^Tam>
a god.
on
is
his
belly,"
he who
worm, serpent;
i.e.,
Heri-meht
fire-pits in
Heri-khat-f
Heri-maat
plur.
of the North.
Heriu-metut-hekaiu
Heri-khu
XU
^
ij tj
cast spells.
Herit-neferu-en-neb-s
TTT
Heri-khent F=,
the Tuat
666
= the
Tuat V, a god.
j] j,
[,
T uat
x, a god
in
Dekan Xovrdp.
Heri-khentu-f
^ ^ ^_
Tua t
m,
Herit-nemmtit-s
Heri-sau(P) <J>
^ ^,
fc
Tuat iv.the
Ombos
Herit-nest
II, 133,
a goddess.
Heri-nest-f
Tuat X, the
were consumed.
Heri-sep-f
17, 44, a title of
<|>
ET
B .D.
(Nebseni)
Amheh.
doorkeeper of a Circle.
Herit-sefu-s
a
Herit-neqef
title
mit.
X 3 2>
<i>n~
of Sekh-
in the Tuat.
ll
Herit-neteru <J
Ombos
Heriu - senemu
II,
a goddess.
Heri-remen
,
Rec.
_
-
Heri-serser
Herit-remen (?)
Tuatx,
who gave
food.
fire.
Heri-retitsa(P)
\\
,
B.D. 69,
'o q==D
'
T. 335, P. 808,
gods of food.
I
Heri-ret-f
I
;
<c-
1'
god.
6,
(No. 58).
= J,
/1/1
or goddess
of Seti
~^
Herit-hatus
the 42 assessors of
Osiris.
a god
_zr
fiery furnaces.
T. 261,
498
III,
Herit-tchatcha-ah
Heri-shaTuat
<z^>
an ape-god.
,,
^
-"
Herit-sha-s
Tuat XI, a
-,
Heri-shefit
^
g\
Peasant
_.,
F=
\S
195,
oo
>
Ahnas
2,
QO
Lanzone 552,
rn~i
Herit-tchatcha-neb-s
9,
Mar. Aby.
I,
Ombos
II, 108,
""^
(/n
Heri-tchatcha-senu-f f
45-
Heri-shefit Ba-neb-Tet-t
~-
'
Heri-tchatcha-taui
2
Tuat IX,
(i) a
dog-headed warrior-god
Tuat X, a
*",
Tuat
xl'^\
T
H^. xsl
^Isk
K^"~ J^v.
*^f
>
422
herit
LJ JT
Heri-kau
'^ e son
UU
LJ
p. 6 4 ,
'
^u
an<^ Tef-
nut,
Geb.
i.e.,
U. 396, the
chief of
F==5
Kau.
celestial
mansions
^|,
Tuat
the upper
Heri-ta
XII), the Earth-god
who
B.D.
68 (Circle
what
part,
is
above
heriu
<
blessed.
Heri-thertu
',
U. 510,
T. 323, the god of the
upper,
heritt
lasso.
hills,
hill
i.e.,
Copt.
>
=,
___ ><=>[^,
cemetery, the
J
,
tomb;
fetterer of
Neha-her.
Tuat
vn,
heri
in the air
the hall of a
...
the
everlasting
Heri-tesu-f
which
LJ
A
hill
tomb in the
side in
hill
A.
Heri-teba-t-f
the
heriti
Herit-ketut-s
,
N. 95,
>,
<d>
'
'
<cr>
u. 223,
Tuat v, a
$i
>
24I> a ^ 0(^ W ^
worked a paddle.
'
Heri-qenb-t-f ^T^
Heri-ka ^
name
II,
Heri-qat-f
(2) a
Herit-tchatcha-tuatiu
Heri-sheta-taui r^F!
<c^>
Mythe
Copt.
,HX.
to
fly,
to
ascend
H
her
<=>,
I0 5,
p. 6 4
M.
499
?*, T.
88, N. 95,
179,
<>
^,
5*.
Leyd. Pap.
terror, fright
Pap
'
8,
be
move away
from,
i.e.,
from, to be remote, to
far
Copt.
f>
en im'
AAAAAA
\\
7, to
awe, reverence,
12, fear,
2,
81
heri-t
3 02 7.
loSi.^ljl] f>
^^
^>,
heru
Rec.
fl
4, 134, threats,
ill'
ff 5^,
^m
:z
with
drunkard."
P. 161, 381,
road
<^>
fcj-E,
%<=>
53, U.
,3,
<=>
down
to pull
3, 2,
*
^
her
to demolish,
,
I
^JOpcyp.
Copt. g,pO*-p
cr
3*zf\
C~D
390,
way, path,
<=>
^Gp^COp,
Copt.
l\
herr
hesitate
U. 462,
^, Love Songs
-pj-
van march.
,
threatenings.
'
herher
her-t
herher
,Culte
P<2
sea.
?)
her
furnace; see
(J,
^(jfj-fr
Copt. g,IH.
herher
<==>
jj
Lib. Fun.
rejoice, to
tier-t
244,
"H"
Rec> 6
prison, place of
restraint (?)
7.
'
'
to
her-t <=>'
be glad.
IV,
',
her-t
'
watercourse,
to array;
>
325, to
pitch a tent.
IV,
f>"
yWAAA
*"*~"
her-t
AAAAAA
heriu <^>
\\
afraid:
3.
9)
thing
rjjn
9>
'>
to terrify, to
_fK,
ii)
fierce,
frighten, to
(1(1 -j~|/*j?
(1(1
terrible,
Amen.
L, someone
terrifying,
8, 10,
lion,
IV, 184.
AAAAAA
her
^,
l"
register,
attack
f=^
L=J,
(j(j
Rev.
n,
Nile deposit.
Az
-
'905,
a kind
of boat.
s,
vase,
pot,
vessel;
plur.
ra
day book.
fc
TJJJUUI
I
i,
her-t
ea^ji
heriu
be
or some-
e.g.,
Z^
her
_V
canal,
aqueduct.
8i, to
herr-t
tinal),
8 <=i=>
locust
Q MI
worm
(?)
Copt.
Tflnsin,
serpent;
,0X1.
X
<^>, worm
plur.
Copt.
2
(intes-
H
Herrit
<=> "tow
if
500
Heru-aabta
4") U.
M.
Ombos
Herrit
561,
P.
322, 632,
II, 133,
Heru-aakhuti
a goddess.
P.
138,
herr-t
,
<=.
o <cz>
<=>
M. 390,
<^y
|
Yt' S0 m; Copt.
Her, Heru
M. 457,
,pHpH.
U. 83,
\\'
\\
\\
who
=1
'
Heru-aakhuti %,,
'
C2
Jj,
an ancient Sky-god,
Heb. Tin
moon
eye the
left
his right
;
eye was
-kSl
(in
Herit
month
/Op,
Copt.
P. 49,
<j>,
CZD (Q
Q \\CZDW
Heru
M.
31,
386,
|<
v\
Khepera
J|
Jj
ea
Heru
Tomb
Ra
the 75 forms of
Berg.
23
I,
in pieces
(3)
one of
(i)
an air-god,
a god who hacked the dead
(No. 19);
(2)
29A,
(i) the
name
3 (U
A <^>
3,
aakhuti
Temu
Heru
^^
"U"^^'^''
8r
'
Rec
3l
T. 192,
M.
tied.
^,
Jic^
P. 677,
,U.
'
hearts.
vx.
iws
unem'i]-afu
-i
54' a ^orm
-Ij1|
^ orus-
^x.
KtnS
(|
1
41U
(].
I
tail
terminating
a dog's head.
Heru-ami-Uatchur
P. 690, the Mediterranean Horus.
Heru-ami-uaa
Horus
in the
^-|j-;
],
Tuat IX,
Tuat.
Heru-ami-Khent-n-ar-ti
.
^Ir^-
^^-^e^'
Heru-ami-Henu ^
C] *?*
RD
jackal-
appertaining to Set,
01 iii'
'^^^^^^^T"
Horus, dweller in
a form of
j^.
Sun-god.
-
a tetrad of Sun-gods.
of the
Herui
Tuat XI
c,, Set-at,
&
f|
H^i'
Heru-amlV.t?.,
L
^r
in
(j
>
Heru-ami-athen-f
Copt.
(2)
Her-at
<
Heru-ami-abu
(Tuat VI).
Heru ^\
sceptre
of Seti
T. 283,
_n?>
H
Heru-ami-Sept-t
t\
/]
fl
^ M
'
49,
HJ^JLI*'
Heru-Anmut-f
1
a form of
19,
P.
M.
31,
^^
netch-atf
EdfQ.
at
63
1J
yy-
ka-t-f
Heru-aa-abu
Horus
'
7,
III, 58,
II, 4,
Kersher
Den-
^^ Q-il'
34)
S-
^J
Heru-Behut
\W^, Horus
Heru-ankh-heri-serekh (?)
I,
J)
Edfu
^k I^j ^
x.
Heru-Ba-Tata
Pap. II,
(I
Heru-Baat
Heru-atebui ^S
of
%T
dess Usasit.
(]
^jv
fl
Heru-Usasit
.,
of
"
N.
(|
78,
Heru-ukhakhat-ta ^\
"f
derah
Heru atem
',
a jackal guardian-god
Denderah.
? eru
see
'
as
^, n_^
Horus
Denderah IV,
jjj
>
Heru-ur-shefit
Horus worshipped
raK.
Rec. 17,
Heru-antch-f-at-f Asar ^\
PP\J
!
Heru ur khenti - ar - ti
41,
,W(\iS'
2 77,
501
^^.
of Edfu.
Horus, lord of
12, 20,
the serekh.
Heru-ahai-sebau
of Seti
I,
Tomb
211,
Heru-p-Ra
_$ a
<cn> v
I
Heru-ahai
Heru-uat-t
title
ft
of
*^-
D-,
IV, 390, a
Heru-p-khart
-
the Child
Egypt.
U. 358,
name
\,
Gr.
Heru-uru
60, a warrior-god.
Horus,
B.D.G. 348,
'Apuirjpis, 'Apov>jpi>!.
'
,
Denderah IV,
Harpokrates of
&'
Heru-p-ka
the Ancestor
Gr.
O liiio
<.
i,
Isis
'
Heru-p-khart-heri-ab-Tet
O
26,
<o
Heru-ur
Nesi-Amsu
Rait-taui.
Heru-Un-nefer
all
and
_^\/^^
Horus, god of
Menthu
the son of
Heru-pa-khart
Queen Hatshepset.
'
son of Amen.
Heru-p-Ra ^\
(or Pillar).
^^
Heru-up-shet
^^^ ?V
K
D
^C
99,
24,
o J) Nesi-Amsu
v
Busiris.
^a^i, Horus
the Bull,
Heru-em-aakhuti
\\
Rec.
3,
38,
Harmakhis.
Tom
m C3 &W
^\
"~^~
SlI
/-,
a tetrad of
sun-gods.
tpat'
2
502
Heru-neb-aabtiu
Heru-em-aakhuti
\\
name
the
Nesi-Amsu
ft
Denderah IV,
Heru em Khebit
derah IV,
Heru-em-Khent-n-ar-ti(?)
AAA~W
$ the Blind Horus.
/www <E=-
bos
ill
Heru - em - sau - ab
I,
Beh-t ?)
(or
64.
B.D. (Nebseni)
the two-headed
28,
17,
Horus.
H*~
Heru-m'thenu S^
1WS r\yV1
"
a forrn
B.D. 141,
Heru-neb-Behen V^^z:
Heru-nefer ^xJ
^X
Br.
rs*^,
478,
Two
= F?=
P. 478,
Lands.
Ombos
1,
47,
^X
Reiig.
Horus
Heruenmabiu
Rec.
2,
|"
^T |
Heru en mehiu ^x
as
664,
r
v
_CtS>
SV,
u. 433,
^ap*
Heru-netch (netchti)-at-f
the third
.,
commonly rendered
early forms
Merenra ;
J}
r
are:
^
~
.ittJB^,
'
Pepi
\jj
nnn
vS. <>
rm<1
as rejuvenator of
the earth.
$fc_
~~~
^X ^r7
Heru-nekhni ^v
KIAS
the
bull,
65,
|j{]
Heru-nub (?)
>.
i
Tuat X, Horus
Heru-nub ^X
see
Horus of Hierakonpolis.
"Golden Horus";
(Wadi
Denderah IV,
;
Heru-meri-tef ^X
title
J
*&
26, 7,
-^JTf^dT^-
hawk standing on a
'
at
v\ ^
Heru-neb-pat _cc!>
24,
25,
"
Heru-meriti
at
Horus worshipped
of
Heru-neb-taui
was worshipped
as possessor of the
o o
Heru-nub
Horus
supreme crown.
'
9,
(?)
^^p^j^
Om-
"
Heru-merti
Denderah IV,
Halfah).
_a
Horus worshipped
^
"
a form
Heru-em-tchatchaui ^\
\\
an ape-god.
334, a goddess
I,
Den-
Heru-neb-urr-t
Heru-em-Sah-t
78,
Herit-nebt-uu
'
Ombos
Heru-neb-au-ab
Illll
vsj
Eastern Horus.
Heru-neb-aakhut
46, a goddess.
I,
t=~
Herit-em-Hetepit ^X
rA^
Ombos
K
J)
i
II.
"^^_
Thes. 643
Or.
503
Heru-netch-her-tef-f
B.D. 12,
f t_fl S
I
*^_
Denderah IV,
12,
84,
feldspar.
^$kT
Heru-heri-uatch-f
'
see Heru-netch-at-f.
*'
Heru-netch-tef-f
Ms
T y^y' \J^
'
thC
OC*
*=
7,
* l
^ e 2IM*
Heru-Ra-p-khart ^\
fTNS
zx
>
JJ,
M. 331, Vs.
ifcvs.
^KS.
fi
f^^^o
$>
79,
==,
93, a
god of
^J
P.
a
1
SQi
3,
Tuat IX,
i
I,
185,
Ombos
Heru
tchatcha
Berg
m'kha[it]
s>
Horus
'
'
>
*^^
^=>~.
Q ^ Ombos
rv^i
2,
'
Heru-Hekenu
o
B.D.G.
'(21'
Berg.
I,
mnn
>^=>
Heru-kheper-merti
Rec.
\\
hawk-god.
M-
(?)
Heru-heri-uatch-f
heri
IkSMlk 1^'
-,
I,
steering oars.
35, a
master of the
lakes in the Tuat.
"^ ^,
^^ ^
Heru-heri-a-f
and hours.
Horus,
B.D.G.
stars
a hawk-god.
8,
B.D. 29A,
Heru-heri-she-tuatiu
[Heru]-heri-ab-ami-khat
\\
pilot's
place.
Berg. II,
^~^
l\
^),
6<=
Horus on the
204,
offerings.
20),
^T^
'
an ass-god.
Jr\'
Her-Her,
Edfu.
.^
jk
^5
^\[ |
Horus of
12, 24,
i,
Heru-henb
Edfu
^s,
O'
'
Denderah TV,
Heru-Hennu
jj
P- 33,
Heru-hu-sti-pest
*
(?)
\ /
_M) *^_
etc.
Heru(?) ha v\
J <=
B.D. 15 (Ani
Heru-renpti(?)
^T\
B.D.G.
jf),
J\
'
Oases.
-wvwv
Reise
^"TO
ii, 129,
a form of Horus.
Heru - khenti ^\
rj||
Dekans
Gr. \otrrap.
2
(2)
one
504
Heru-khenti-khat-th
*\
P.
M.
N.
106,
' ~\
ft
Sk 5
-CEN?
see
75,
f\
r^
t\
|,
1
Horus
/TUX^
in the belly.
Heru-khenti-khati
18,
ifflf
P. 690,
Horus, master of
spirit-
souls.
142, 114,
Heru khenti ar - ti
-
\\
B.D.
17,
Horus with
two eyes,
the sun and moon.
100,
<2>-
Nesi-Amsu
unborn Horus.
Heru-khenti-khati
his
month
Heru-khenti-sekhem
Tuat VI, Horus, master of
his field.
n n
PL
U- 202>
8S
i^
rflh
e nnn>
jflfl
T- 79>
,fflh
'
,
232
'
i8B,
2,
'
B.D.
Horus of I.etopolis.
B.D. 42,
15,
Heru-khesbetch-ar-ti
^\
of temples.
Heru-khenti-per-heh
*
\\
,
f- j,
&
B.D. 177,
fj
M.
709,
u^_"
bandlet.
rfTK
Tuat
III,
Horus
\\'
as a fire-god.
^^,
Heru - khatta
JJ^,P.M 79,
,
in
Heru-khart
7,
Heru-kheti ^\ ^TS
Ja
44,
\\
N.
M.
var.
P. 477-
20
^fHh
!-,
N. 23,
1-9
r^.
Heru-sa-Ast^^jj^
(?)
Heru-khenti-n-ar-ti (?)
Horus, son of
Isis
v\
M, Rev.
a)
(j
fflh
I-
Heru-sa-Asar
,
42, 4,
5,
B.D. (Nebseni)
Horus without
17,
16, i8c,
Heru khenti
-
eyes,
i.e.,
khatti
'
Horus
]i
i,
son of Osiris;
110
n, 125;
unborn Horus.
Isis,
son of
PL
V\ O
-Ms
*J
-^D>-
rj^
a o _Er dJ
fj
fes^
Horus, son
Osiris.
Heru - sa - He - 1 Her
Horus, son of Hathor.
^\| "^J
_^g\3 Jo^
505
Heru-sba-res
Heru-Sept
N. 650,
Heru-Shu-p-khart-p-aa
T
*.., Jupiter.
South,
P. 31,
star of the
u. 4 6 5 ,T. 277,
N. 41,
49,
Denderah
"1
(j
J|
Heru-shemsu
^J^
Heru-smai-en.nub(?)
'
f] c?'
_& r
A/WWA
ff\
--
^x.
Harpokrates, son of m n
Horus-god of Upper
III, 36, a
Egypt.
III,
9,
Til'
^\
Den "
Heru-smai-taui
1
Horus,
Lands,
Heru-shest-ta ^i
Heru-smai-taui-p-khart vv
D
ibid,
Denderah
i,
6,
I,
N. 962,
75,
D
"^ J | ^
26,
P. 249,
N. 1060, 1081,
O
Nesi-Amsu
9 6>
M. 471, N. 928,
P. 631,
Heru-smai-taui-neb-Khatt
"^*
\\
1
'
X <=^>\
Two
Lands,
M.
lord of Khatt.
Heru-Sheta
Heru-Skhait
var
o Jm'
J.
ss
1265.
i
Heru-Sheta-taui
=
i
3I,B.D.G.
'
Jupiter; var.
*.
S3
Heru-Shetti
B.M. 32,409,
a form of Horus.
Heru-seqi-hau
Denderah IV,
Heru-Shet-her
59, a warrior-god.
Heru -Set
,
B.D. 38A,
^
5,
II,
ft
^j
Tombos
Stele
a form of Horus.
IV, 808, Horus of
the First Cataract (?)
Heru-Qebh
2,
Heru-ka-pet
ll
slaughterer.
the
*r\
Heru-ka-nekht
T. 287,
Horus the
bull-god,
'
Heru-shau
LJ
(?)
M.49,
Denderah IV,
81,
Heru-Kefta
II, 3, 17,
[_)
5^)
planet
Saturn.
AAAAAA
SJ
^^
],
Bull.
a form of Horus.
*"|
(1
J|,
Mar. Aby.
506
Heru-tcham-a-a
Heru-ta-useru
a form of Horus.
I]
Hh.
Stele 9,
Heru ren
5,
name
the
Heru-Tehuti (Tchehuti)
B.D. 142,
Heru - tema - a
Tombos
(?)
(?)
Heru
taiu v\
Palermo
Stele,
the Horus-lands,
_CEC
n, Horus-Thoth.
(
IV,
fl,
1 1
60,
estates.
temple
i.e.,
Heru-thema-a
of a temple,
&
Heru-tata-f
fl
Heru-thehen
III,
35,
(?),
Denderah
Horus "the
Sparkler."
of King
learning
of the Dead.
Heru-Tuat
P.
3,5,
hera-t
Herratf
name
^,
substance.
U. 323, the
<@,
>
<
hera
with, and.
^5 a*\\
Heru-Tuati
\\
^"*,
night.
_yj
\\
beam
of a boat
plur.
the planks
of a boat.
Heru-temam
,
g
A
heri-t
I'
KM
*<=>
=]
^
^7
O
the west wind; see
Heru-Tuati
heratcha (hatcha)
herit
Nesi-Amsu
father of
cm
I
furnace;
of his furnace.
Heru-tesh[r] _M*
,
planet
?\
\\
Mars
r-n-i
Red Horus,
the
de
Desc.
,;,
i.e.,
Herp
varr.
V.
Dekans.
II,
n,
Hepr AQ<r>
<
hereh
eyes.
If
*,
<
jj
i_l
Amamu,
15, 1,3.
heref (hef)
Q
n^
J1-C2>-
^\
Jaw
Heru-tchatcha(?)-nefer
Denderah
be weak, helpless.
< >
Nile-god; see
Heru-tesher ar-ti
7,
'
the
^
oao.
B.D. 177,
herur
w^
<=
to guard, to
hers(?)
^,
J\
Rev.
n,
164,
T. 363, N.
179, a
H
hers-t
<=>
fi
<=
A.Z.
'
21,
4,
c=>
i
Ml'
^Tfntu' XX
MU
B*
Rec.
O,
&
iv, 1126,
\,
hersh
to be heavy,
hertt
W\AAAA
*^
<^
VP
B.D.
hundreds of thousands of
Heh
of eternity,
the tomb.
god
.of
years.
(X)
Rec.
the
29,
13,
" eternal
land," the necropolis.
Heh-tt VK
heh
burdensome; Copt.
"
2i
Rev.
49,
cit y
d XX
hornless ox.
15,
Q
endless or limitless eternity; X
Heh
hersa -f^,
be heavy,
to
or unpleasant.
12,
a lon s indefinite
m'
XX
o'
(Q!
hers-t
^f^J,
^_
4, 21.
burdensome, grievous.
pQ^,
[||
o,
?5==,
hers
122,
1908,
^i"
Q /
an
<^^>
O O
A
v
herset
Rec.
507
the
"
eternal land,"
the necropolis.
til
IM^D'
XN
(?)
XT
a kind
of land;
plur.
Hehu
hert
child.
O O
<*
herti-[t]
<
hertes
<H^>
heha
529
~\
o o
ra
stone.
p. 135,
M. i6 5
= one million
ten
number;
of
Heh
millions
s>
'
heh
of
'
fi
AA
Edfa
'
^K
Rec.
I(
78> a
form of the
T
Jl
Nile-god.
M. 692,
to rejoice.
MI
unguent.
'
hehi
^,
M.
365,
p p
his
'
i
\\
L,
sqq,AAA/VAA
AA
the
//
/?\
heh-en-sep
D
OQfV^^
\J
>,
2ii
oil,
\j \
years.
company of
ILfl>
ILII
AA
A
A
A A P^'
x
heh, hehi A A
thousand millions
millions
QO^
QQ^?\
-A
Hehu
of years.
one of
consort was
years in Ptolemaic
times.
= one hundred
y'
consort of
Copt.
\&J
it
/i
n o
|m"^,
S.
21
Hehlt
a precious
T. 182, N. 6 53 ,
J ra"^,
stone.
Vr^*
..
akindof
>||
_ Jgs
Vs\
the four
Thoth.
hertes (hetes)
-fV
o o
A00A
millions of years.
fi
AA
\\
N. 919,
508
XN
Heh-neb-Heh-ta 88
_[
act of grace,
AA
pleasure.
hesi,
heh
^n ^S> Shipwreck,
to cut, to smite
hesu
sword.
off,
(?)
ears; van
AA
hehes
whom
one to
ia,
hehui
\\
36, to strike;
a kind of bird.
hes
t
"$,
hesi
to praise, to
to honour, to
commend,
to, to reward, to
8V' Qr
to;
(in
'
who
//
OT h* who is Praise d,
cii.
one
>
who
JfPPdl'
^
A
A
iv, 972,
are to be praised
01
I,
}PP^>^,
>*
A
3f>
^
11
praises
/JUC.
hess
DO
praises those
Copt.
he
jj
to remunerate, to
recompense,
show favour
requite, to
do honour
I,
'
hesit
of
hesuta
who
are praised.
hessu
hymns
praises,
%\
P. 424, N. 1212,
/r u Q,
i
5
A
(l
praise, songs.
v\
hessu
V Or* one
^
hes-t, hesu-t
A
(1
I
fl
praised, renowned,
nnn
" thou
seizest thy
'
famous
Tombos
hesta
s>
M-
famous; said
of a weapon,
^
- &,
r*
(I,
javelin."
Stele
'.'
I)
hes, hesi
76o>
\\
positions
o ^\
'*
A A y
A
|
gift,
act of grace,
-^,
to the
Copt.
com/JUC.
fl^JJ^.tosing
accompaniment of an instrument.
gratification.
Rev.
hes
hess-t
12,
32,
song;
Copt. g>O>C.
,
favour, an
hes-t
chant.
509
e
$*, chant,
IIP
rhythmical composition
nnnn
nnn
HHP.Ld)^
hesi
em
ben-t
>
hesi
\\
XlPll'jk Js-'
to pierce
with
savagely at
hesi
em
te-t
Ail,
A.
tO
uncouth,
creatures,
111'
savage.
Hes-her
&
\\
I
to
hesi
<****+
d
-<^?
JVS/WW
j^
IP
fascinate.
the 70 chants or
songs of Ra.
fr*iif*A
any
song,
o n
professional mourners
r*
^"J
J,
o Jj
21 vH wailing women.
XI
'
ill
hesi-ab
B.D. 163,
hes
I53> 4>
who devoured
souls.
Hes-tchefetch
fem ale
male singers; 8
a god
hesi-t
Love
10, the
god of the
fierce eye.
behes.
calf; see
Denderah IV,
Hesit(?)
80,
scorpion-goddess.
Songs
4,
i,
a song of love,
.pin \\
hesi
I
\ yA
X
&. ~ww
QT\
^"
Hesit
"
\\
AAAAAA
AA^AA
A/WW\
M.
267
^.E.
water.
Hes-a
",
Tuat
I,
a singing-god.
suomerg e
t0
hes
fl
>
to
l'
hesi
97
^.iv,
i,
A
p
come on
hes-t
5
A
fl
I
-A
V
A
O O O
U. 95, N. 372,
551,
fl
fl
cb
C3
M.
223,
344,
\\
12.
,
'>
hess
47, river
spume
stool; var.
hess
dung,
jj"o"
hes-t
,
I
fl
an attack.
hesi her
N. 600, X
XX
}
encroach
to
against,
Copt.
1105,
hes
the enemy), to
be submerged
filth.
AAA/WV
~^
T^
,
(j(jca
Rev. 15,
-n3
-Q
|nn^^.
,
a seat,
[510]
hes-t
Hesamut(?) A
Seti
'-T
\, Tomb
of
rHv)
I,
northern sky
hippopotamus.
hess-t
heshes
'
heSS
8
<v\
two
337,
'
sceptres
(?)
a medicine.
a cow-goddess.
'
^a P'
AAAftAA
AAAAAA
Hearst Pap.
i,
7,
3,
2,
J p
III'
Love
,
ijj
0, A
^p^K
I
/I
hesu
^^
rr\^
O,
on
hesb-t Rill
/\
milk
Hesait
"^f
P.
[\],
204
1^,
Q^,
'-t -i-i-4
1'
,
iCi
Amen.
16, 3,
BO^, Rec.
P. 34',
^PjO,
32, 79,
to compute,
,,
the
to calculate,
8
X
T-v
^i^. ^\i
V> L
_H^ Jf
I.
1
-..-.,,
6
3 ...
Milky
the
>
/^v
Way (?)
*-*
Jr^j
to assess,
to tax,
1^1^ 5
II,
to
X
j]
^,
the
nj
^
hesai
;
counting;
Hesa
fierce
to reckon,
with milk.
hpsan
LLUod/U.
M.
|
,
Israel Stele 7,
see hesi.
Az
-
'
"
'
643.
jj
^.j)
10,
jt-^V^fe*'
A.Z. 1906, 130,
IPJ^i' eStateS
",
N- 976,
a seal; 8
plur.
-WWVA
is
new
wn
|p
A~VAA^
Songs
Hearst
L.D.
,
hesa
6,
I,
',
o V <>,
?
A p
II
hesti (?)
v '
Pap.
fire.
heat, flame,
hes-t
hesaru
pot, vessel.
'905,
fierce-eyed
measure;;
god.
counting,
37,
"
per hesb-t
i.e.,
office,
bureau.
house of
H
hesb-t
M.
M*
196, N. 36,
hesbi
[511]
"
-2-1
hesbi
145, 31
B.D. (Saite)
var.
.''
'
wl
'
II
7,
gods.
B.M. 828,
xjf-
pj|.
B.D. 1530,
Oi
w^wv >F\
Copt. 2,efi.cto.
i,
hesp, hesp-t
IV, 968, registrar of amounts due or received
of
assessor
qualities,
T. 66, M. 221,
or
hhH,
dispositions, of men.
Rev. 14,
hesb-t
hesbu(?)
L.D.
III,
4,
accoun-
tant's office.
4 oE,
I,
people registered
for the corvee.
Greeks ;
llllt
plur.
Palermo Stele,
^ S ^H
assessments,
hesput (?)
the inhabitants of
a Nome.
Hesbi
inn Tnrr,
,,
44444-
of the
l'
hesbu
Nome
district,
the
World.
Hesbi
Hesbi aha
~.
^
<jp
"
title
of Khensu.
paste
(?)
11
D,a plaque
JtnnD,
o
or
tile
same
of the
nrrm
wooded
4,
part
h.6St>
fl
P ort on
tne precincts of
a temple.
'
'
hespit
fresp,
ITS'
plur. 8
\>'
of an estate.
made.
hesb-t |R
fl
hespnuihit
Rec. 33,
hesb
*^>'
life
of land =
arura(?)
or 2,500 square cubits.
D a measure
hesp
inn
a kind of
worm, tapeworm
hesb
U
jj
/\
bark a
cut, to
hesb
tallies, sticks
hesb-t
1536,
(I
7,
AAft/W\
the
X
/^
-fQ
M
I
fl
-<<j
Copt.
\v^\
to separate, to
^1
used
knife, the
yard,
C3
booth
in
a vine-
Rec.
[,
48,
3,
il
\I Rec.
,
\\
house.
hesp-t
i
N!
II
XI 3THE
summer
vine land.
hesp-t
/A3C (?)
tree, to strip.
"
,
3,
in counting.
J ^^,
B.D. I53A,
hesp
9,
and
hesem
fl
I
1\
JPOS-
*\
v^ P or umbilical cord.
As
hesmajp^>l,
^.
I9 8 '
[512]
hesma
^.
^V
cut
to sever,
off,
ry
to
after the
manner of women.
fl
men who
can
tie
to
fi
apart;
hesqiu
Rec.
ST
^
1
to use
56,
6,
natron
slay, to
#j\
,
I
to set
separate,
/5
/i
^B,
^^>^- _/J
A8 '>r
o n
Peasant 289,
on a head
ess
hesmen
that has
the slain.
,
|
cere-
to slay, to
p. 612, N.
u.
| 1 ~"~,
6 9 2,
a cutting
/wwv\
45
natron
*r c
Q f^^
A WWW
Hesq
/ww
^
V A ^y*
Q
.""I
Annales IX
Jr
P. 59,
i T,' IP'
III
>
':
56
>
Pt
off,
j
A
UP!
:
kill.
17,
p.
o,
o
404,
or season
salt
one's discourse.
hesmen
off.
'
jlA
been cut
tf.
monially or in embalming, to
to
T. 278, N. 8 4)
| p^,
agod(?)
Hesq-t-ent-Seshmu
w
III
&oc5x.
Hesqit-kheftiu-set
hesmen tesher
jj
red natron
Copt.
hesmen
ftlllOO
III
a fiery serpent-goddess.
I,
^OCGJUL
j|
Tuat
to sever ; with
Ci
Hesmen
^5 O %3^
P. 66 9
M. 656,
to
dismember.
heski
A,,atitle(?)
LD
O _O J^i
hesmen P e *!
.iuu.
heseg
1?
IV 42s
'
i'
'Lv
Leyd. Pap.
IV)89i
3,
2,
T L^l'
'l'i-?o'
to capture,
7Otpn,
Ezek.
heser
fl
I
i,
4, 27,
W ^p
heq
viii, 2.
hesq
M.
A Q
CE^S
,_-Jj
heq,heqa
booty; see
rsSTi, or silver,
a temple-town of Thoth
^^*
O
in
142, 111,
Hermopolis
13,
,
'
[]
heq, heqi
see
ljO
j\
c^^
A zii, A
?^j[],
I
59,
26,
,
II
?,
II
Rev.
U >-M
(Demotic forms),
'
heq-t
^,
?z
I
rule,
n,i 3 8,
power.
rule,
authority,
heq-t
heq-t
the crook,
f,
emblem
of rule.
513
**-**
Heqit A8 ^,
^
a goddess
>
I^
>
zi
KTfl]'
prince ; plur.
director,
v^
"\s\
who presided
Heqit
ruler>i
Ombos
A^O
\
I
Mar. Mon. D.
'-
'
ffi
ft
Heq-dr-ti-tef-f
Rec. 37,
15,
B.D.
Jj,
V_J
\j
!'
(j
45,
>
<^
i, 6.
^
Heqtit (Heqit) ?
^
I,
Jj,
26, 224,
'
>
A^
Ombos
J^
goddess of
'
8^ J),
R ec
J
P. 570)
^^^_ ^.,
a god.
chief-
s,
heqit
TziQfl
11
Amam
Heq
A i\
W&
rx/x/i
Heq-hesi T
H n
f
A
in
^> c^=:
title
governor of Egypt;
tehet
of
title
of
562, a
?,
the artabe;
|..*J
double heqt;
o%>^
^/f
Y\ ...Q
..
P.S.B.' 14,
^, | j
..
FD
IV,
..a, a measure
If,
.I'LJ
.."I
title
ofHorus.
I'
the
the quad-
ruple heqt.
heq he-t
AAAAAA
424;
governor
1 u
<0>
(1
Heq
heq-t ,0,
f^, ff..o-.,i-
governor of
367,1136,?^
|/l
B.D. 17, 34 a
Heq-sa-neter ?
of the priest
Herakleopolis.
heq taui
a god.
of Thoth.
title
Tuat ix,
'
chief of Amend,
rx/vn' a title of Osiris.
Heq metcha(?)
books, a
'
f)
SU >w=^'
of Heru-shef
'
Heq-neteru-f ?zi1
,
Sudan).
|l
?^
princess.
_^
HeqAment IA\
Heq arq
'6,
\il
(in the
A z ^S,
fl,
<>
(j
Amam
chief of
queen.
|Q@^,
heq-t
Peasant 190,
JQ,
(L
TDa-'
1
mi
1
I
i,
+=
..CD
\=
i,
VJ see P.S.B.
>
*,
TV,
= A,
14, 424.
|,
rnrln
IflHBH'
?
S\
J
>
^ Vv^ WJ^,
rr\s* U
Vt&
"7L
ff^
,..,
Ml
ci
IV>
fl
?^
9?3>
iio8;
I.
hequ
f_
governor of cities;
'
plur.
I
I
mudir;
;
I
plur.
I
I
P"rw1
governor of a
district,
\<
beerhouse
Heq
plur.
A Q O
8
III
night.
^
31, 161,
agod(?)
beer;
Ao
fA
6
U.
|^ O
145,
XQ
|
r\
u
1L
beer of
Jo'
I.
Sti
sw eet
(i.e.,
Nubia).
2
[514]
A
heqr
heq-t-akhem-t-ama
Rev.,
hunger
Copt.
heqr
N. 126, divine beer which
did not go sour.
J*"
'
^j^. f
heq-t-enth-Maat
AO
III
who guarded
12 gods
the
goddess
/>
/*>
^
A
Heqit |
<^,
worked the
ctfit
Ml
heqq
hakes
net, cage,
misery, want
heq-t
Rec
35. 5 8 >
an earthen
pot.
J^S,
P.
43 8,
|^^^,
Jr
celestial ferry-boat.
& A.
heqa(?)|
heknu
'
'
man.
"TlJ
Rec. 4
2 8,
8,
193, the
god of fishermen,
,KO.
"
Heqsi ||P\\,
f>p\\,
the fisher
"a
title
of
Menu.
Heqes? A
see
Mar.
heqes
Karn.
O'
heka
heqr ^
^>
Rec 26 78
"
{'
u. 172,
Q,
'
=qD
(T7
-Tfc
Rec
f
'
'
2 5'
^i.
old
'92. gi
gift,
cation.
'
A
'
I <^>
to be hungry, hunger;
hekai
i,
^
i
'73.
hJuL f MI
8
53, 29,
timid.
133, a goddess.
II,
and
P.S.B. 8, 193,
hekhek (kelikeh)
Ombos
fowlers,
hunters.
want, hunger
>
-Tl-kf)
2 54,
~w
[!{>.* flT.fr.
-fj-
n As>
ft,
heqes
compare Copt.
P.S.B.
foA
J^
Heqes
*1'4J
a famine "
Copt.
avamaai'i.
'
rv
(|
On a Christian
reproduction and resurrection.
of
a
is the inscription
in
form
the
frog
lamp
'
65,
3,
<=ir>
Heqrer
j,
f^^. f ^Sv
M.
P. 391,
(?)
heqr-t
heq-t-ent-neheh
.,_..,
2,KoeiT.
Copt.
Heqrit
shrine of Osiris.
^J
a kind of divine
"beer of truth"
V s=3
jj
<_>
,KO.
hunger years,
/..,
years of famine.
cian, sorcerer
plur.
enchanter, magi-
K
U
515
hekait
Uw
\J
J,
t
Heka-p-khart -2&.S
sorceress.
heka
M. 3I 6,
U, P. 176, N. 8 74
!), B.D.G.
Heka-ka-en-Ra
Nesi-Amsu
the
power of working
magic,
sorcery,
word of power;
incantation, charm,
plur. 8
>f
L-J,
176,
jj
P.
667,
M.
a form of Ra.
X.
Ombos
'
name
of
I)
heki
777,
M J ^zD
I,
Hekka
u uu
917,
i,
Hekab-p-neb-taui
,
p.
32,
spell
f,
* throat,
gullet.
Rev.
heki
Copt.
heken
U. 563,
to
beneficent spells
fU^g
heknu
fygj.
the spells
^ %\
5
*
U _/7
x
LJ
LJ
th e
'
B.D.G. 537,
^\
_
x
A
Jj J] J],
any kind
plur.
| ~^|
'
fl
^P
P.
of a diaor crown.
176,
singers.
N.
a singing
I,
hour-goddess
J[
a god
(?)
the author of
Heknit
iLl
Tuat
Heknit
917,
his shrine
praise of
j^.,
^S
name
dem
_U
/x
hymn
song of praise,
of praise,
spells (?)
Hekau
M. 316, 9
to
'
and
U. 455, books of
i-
adore
to
sing, to acclaim.
hekaut jjU, ?
A
A
I
A.Z.
P raise>
Copt.
g/WK.
was
Heknit
Heka
II
Ombos
AW
U. 323, a serpent-fiend
(?)
/*"~^
186-188,
I,
Hekaui -S^TT,
Heknutt
Berg. 13
U. 425, a goddess.
31, 169,
Heka-ur
Hekau-ur
Hekniu
B.D. ,68, a
group of singing-gods.
,
the
T*
Heken-em-ankh
<*
Denderah
III, 12, a
Horus-god.
2
K.'
516
Heknit-em-ba (?)-s
begb I
Tuat
I,
a goddess
Heken-em-benf
Tuat
I,
1]
JJ
46,
""
to praise
AAAAAA.
O
see H
t?
Heknit-em-tep-Heru
I,
AAAAAA
(1,
H,-^
a singing ape-god.
Ombos
J ^, Pap. 9610
S ^^ ^ S o=t,
ffl
hegen A9
hymn;
'
1^
O
D
het|]
het
a vulture-headed
hippopotamus-goddess.
het
fi
^'
>
posts, levies
Copt.
\_/
Heken-Ra
I,
a singing-
god.
net
Heken-Khepera
f,
p
Q
stream
canal,
Tuat XI I,
a singing-god.
IV, 871.
51fe.^
A
_& T r ,Rec.3i,i66j
of water;
var.
Copt.
Tuat
Heknith S*
VII, a lionessgoddess.
Heknithth
goddess.
MS
heken-t
'
2!
primitive water-god.
a star-
'
*
SL
Het(?)
het
|]
fumes, smoke
N. 786, U. 476,
l|,
;
o (1
|^},
vapour,
M <==>, N. 958,
^^A
fastening.
heken
heken
/WWVA
AAAAAA
fi
^^
L=/l,
D
to anoint
cS
(?)
oxen; see
j,
to be pleasant, easy.
Heknu
het,
beta
ii,
^,
Westcar
5, 15,
Copt.
g tCL
'
rag.
het-t
scorpion.
FV
Het
O
',
0X7'
O lU'A
li'A
unguent, pomade;
^,
U.
god ; see
plur. 8 ~~I^~
[I
^, U. 536,
\\
298,
43,|^,T.
T. 294.
Rechnungen
heei
i,
het-akh
het, heti
Rev
DA L_JI
"
'
2 . 9, to
Rev.
arm one-
Copt.
ii,
&U3K.
7 1, place for
'
fighting
Copt. g/JUK.
o_
\\
'
O
|^,
A.Z.
U.
gftf|")i
X ?
1
()'
f\
hett
stick,
staff.
ffl
self ;
hegi
hethet
hegargar
T.
het-a (?)
1908,
u6,
Copt.
&HT.
517]
het-t
,
Hett
heta
shaft of a
i_
Hetu
Ad
heteb
fl,
name
or
of Osiris
title
A,
to
',
come, to
Itl
L/ JTSS-
U. 457, an animal.
Rev.
n,
someone,
151
:i,
Copt.
peace with
X
L-fl'
^\
<=)
o-o
Rec.
2,
1 1
6,
dirty-
rags.
Amen.
),
21,
satisfaction
>*
-=9==
<P\
2,
Pap
heta
Jj
(1
W4'
x
a, fever,
Rec.
to burn,
fire,
burning
incense
1,
plur.
^7
(or
l^i
non-com-
hat)
were
hetep
iv,
"0"
satisfied.
'
with
o D
P. 176,
U. 562,
|,
Rec.
2,
to, literally,
successfully
Heti[t]
ab
with
hetep,
Rec
Lfi
batants in a campaign.
sickness; Copt.
29)
IV, 665,
/*^
'
i,
sails.
97
"
135, benevo
lent.
hetepiu
masts with
4,
i,
their hearts
Rec
<^=>.
D
21, 87, sail, sailcloth, rigging,
hetepi
i'
or
soft
applied to the
who sits at
home in peace.
hetep-t
'33.
content,
he
hetepu
rag(?) bandage.
'
at
oQ
gentle winds.
J-'
to
peace, joy,
go
be
(?)
heta
8
hetaift] A
at rest or to
Copt.
hetepu
-7L
.,
be
heta
heta
arrive.
(?)
Jl
8 f| "&\
(g
r
,B.D.(Saite)78, 3 8,agod.
'
\
X
plur.
in a mine.
workings
mine;
_i
"in peace,"
i.e.,
happily,
a goddess.
,
l
"'
heti
moment;
I28>
Heti[t ]
who drew
the boat of
Ankh-neteru
heti
^
G
;
'
one of
'
Af through
it
(i.e.,
i.e.,
is
finished successfully.
Copt.
hetep her
goddesses
the serpent
"
'
'
y, p ap
3024,
108,
peaceful of face."
ji
Rev.
13, 49,
14, 60, to
exercise a right.
"
a royal
'
title.
K 3
rest-
518
same mind
the
follow the
mu
hetep her
to
else, to
Heteputiu
to be of
someone
as
Q D ^\
-^
M.
P.
796),
Sometimes Geb, or
Tern
Osiris, or
=
A,
whom
asked to
is
150,
made
A,
"fc^
Jm
<aD
<=
T.
World
flflfl,
\\
the Other
in
beings
who
those
Q U JJJ
Dmur
,
D\\
i
=^=
M. 776,
667,
Jo
u. 584
offerings
are made.
~~a~'
'
JR*.
offerings,
alms, obla-
gifts,
=S=,
J|,
,
i
"
=&=a
Q D
Hetep
o n
a
V\
Jo
L- {?ld
tv
.MI
lj "
B.D.
10, the
god of the
Hetepit
"^
Tuat
D
"
744,
'
god with a
boomerang.
IV,
'
offer-
I72>
"
offering.
peace-cakes,
and the
Hetep
heteptiu
I'
by law or custom
the
"
offerings prescribed
hetepu neter
rmi-
D
endowments
IV, 485.
Tuat.
hetepu
tions,
in the
'
^\
Heteptiu
Berg.
I,
P.
715,
14, a god-
=^0
hetep -t
LJ
<*r>>
o D
952,
^S, ^
D
1075
Do!
M. 203, N. 68 3
;,
C.DQ
u. 39, 508,
|,
U
'
N. 940,
'
D
^1
& =^
O
Ml
III
Hetepui(?)
'
sepulchral
D
meals,
'
111
'
=fi=a
,
nine spirits
offerings
to the dead.
who
an offering of flowers or
Ombos
Hetep
353A,
u.
84
I,
Jra.
=e=>
J)
SU
<a D-fflv.
who provided
=*aD
J,
RD
111
/SAAAAA
j^
<WWV\
o a
in
offerings.
N.
.,
^^
Tuat VI,
U.:
dead.
Heteptiu o n
i
'
the
made
=
J
vl)
*^5i
o D u n aQo
offerings.
'
6,
IIO
a cit y
'.
Elysian
/vSA/vAA
AAAAA/V
.^
1-ields.
^AAAAA
/VWSAA AAAAAA
j,"
^AAAAA
B. JX
H
Hetepit-ab-neb .....
Ombos
II, 132,
Hetep-ta
519]
/^
a goddess.
=H?=
Hetep-taui ^ J
0^1=^=
B=fi=>
Hetep-uaa
Tuat IX,
a water-god.
a.
wind-goddesses of
the dawn.
*'k^l
?a
8 a
god.
agroup
'
Saa-Set
&
Hetep-te-t
Hetepi
D ^'
'
Heteptiu - tuaiu - Ra
Hetepit-em-aakhu-t-s
fj
^^
LJ
B.D.
Tuat
of An.
Hetep-tches
a lake in Sekhet-Aaru.
Hetep-mes
Hetepit-neb-t-per-s
Tuat VIII, the name of a
hetep -t =3=,
0,
Circle.
Hetep-neteru =^=
'
Tuat v, one of
"1
,
|T,
tablet,
who burned
for offerings,
an altar;
damned.
Hetep-hem-t
IV, 705
a goddess.
plur.
=4=
T. 339, N. 627,
i,
wooden
hetep -Heru,
etc.
B.D. I53A,
etc.,
15,
(]|j
part of
Hetepu
jqj
~i
^
I
S\
'^
ill o
heteput
H
I
ii
^
1
'
neter
neteru
Heteptiu-kherui-auut
sum
>
total.
"
hetep
the
J],
di LJ
" at VI
*\\' T
,
I
* gr UP
hetep
(P)
roll,
bundle.
to cut, to wound.
offerings.
hetep
Hetep-sekhu-s
Rev.
52, to
12,
Rev.
|
'
who had
the
Hetep-ka
=a=
QD
UJ
I
flee,
to
escape.
hetepaiu
B.D.
(?)
fi
D
'
hetep A \\
D
>
'
place of peace
=fi=
hetep
hetep
"III"
=
,
Hetep (?)
offerings.
Hetep-khenti-Tuat
c~3
Heteptiu-kheperu
I
hetep
ill
BD
-
hetem
A "^,
_j
1 6,
12,
chiefs.
u. 9 N. 342, 8
,
6 5> 2 > a
.
of offerings.
2
K.
520
be provided
to
be
hetem
Oil
Ig
full, filled
T.
goddess
with.
(3) a
god
Hetemith
U. 447, IT
.,
dessof Sekhet-Aaru;
F3.
$<=>^J^
5,
256,
Hetemit - aakhu
Tuat IX, a destroyer of
Hetem -ab
spirit-souls.
c,
hat) X
(or
jj
rj
r^J
Hetem-ur
O
ft
spT_!'t
J_,
Q"
ii
B.D.
hetmiu
^V
(jfl
jj
r|
^cn
(](]
ftjL,
~~^^
19, 14, a
^^ ^
^\
rj
god.
Hetemit baiu
^L.
^^
rj
a deity of the
nth
| jj
Circle.
^5 ^,
_/3r^
perdition.
\\
<=
A dJ
(j |]
fj
11
destroyer,
B.D. 168
^fc^J),
Hetemit -khemiu
hetemti
Hetemit-her
doom, decay,
'
J^
"^^^^
destroyers-.
destruction,
Jj
^tt~*
DO
Circle.
hetem - 1
hyena
plur.
Anastasi
23, 7.
I,
destroyed; plur.
hetem -t iM
X 11
the damned.
hetemit
hetem-t
d\
"^
jj
64, a
piece of wood.
Rechnungen
s-^-
^,
y ^v
ill
_CH^
il
J fS}
&,,,
Annales IX, 156, a mineral used
,
|
Hearst Pap.
III
c^
>
jj
in medicine.
heter
pkce of
destruction, the
_J], A9 <rz>,
together, to yoke,
allies, to be twins, to
Hetemit
fl
to
marry
(?)
be
to
unite,
Copt.
Tuat VII,
heter
.-iai
twins;
friends
or
g,oxpe,
Copt
Hetemit
Tuat
B.D.
no,
31,
e>
^|^-il.
'fc^
O
'
U(J
Ombos
o'
Denderah IV, 6:
Ho
'
6l>
heterti
<=> VL
c.
^t> T=T
(i) a cow-
hetm
""",
doorposts.
[521]
,
AAAAAA
I,
Rec
'
31
'
l8
'
annual tribute;
O
_
fi
'
heter
^^*^j,
1,
144, x
^f^jl,
tribute,
gifts,
venues, income.
hetra
yoking together.
hetru 8<B>^_.J^,
heter
Nastasen
9
A-V?1>
door
Stele
<CZI>
Jt$l
wish
'
fl
cage
A <n>
'
{
J>
H.
'
heter
stall,
fl
A <dH>
<^
hetes
14, to be lord
hetgat
cavalrymen.
stable
'
Rev>
heth
>
to
com Pe1
t
\
I
be
A <=>
c\
fl
Rec.
Copt.
(1
-/l,
5,
51,
tax,
J <c^>
A
tribute,
<cir>
New
door, opening.
=
S-
G-
TV
'
of
B.D.
to rule.
or
loaf
cake,
hetheth
"
an
offering
IIS7
;
plur.
TN.
g
N. 1155, to bear
up on the shoulders.
hetheth - 1
to
i
ffl,
>
o,
24,
31,
fl
shoulder;
plur.
f I,
U
"
{ O, A <rr> i
{ |,
i
U
(2
something levied
^,
Rec.
"
33,
&urre,
-T,
Rechnungen
or tribute
heter, hetra
tax
liable to
A <=> 1'
1J
ooo'
tax or tribute, to
31,
hethet
'
of,
fl
I
2&Q-
Sr
21
180,
4,
'
kind
2i
Rec.
N. 171,
"
to force.
A <^T>
n,
-,
hetes
heter
ill
Rev.
(?)
heter
i,
P^_
Copt.
cavalry.
hetrau
MB*
^3
fi
plur.
no,
P air of norses
||
hetes
>
<^>
\\
II
{
i
(I
heterr
S>.TO
Copt. ^^
socket of a leaf of a
plur.
12,
will,
horse
g
{
A
<^> Qi <L
sockets of doors.
re-
taxes,
Year's tax;
hetha
or
,
L-fl
to
hethit
s=> l\f\ Y
o,
throat, gullet.
H
hether
",
522
to levy a tax
see
hetchut (hetchtchut)
!!
Uf
3 ?
hether
* <=>
P air
wings, pinions,
shoulders.
'
hethes
weasel, shrewmouse.
Hethes
=5
\\
5^-,
weasel-god (?),
p
shrewmouse-god(?). For figures see B.M. 41562,
splendour, brilliance
hetch-t
scorpion.
B.D.
Hettit
39,
A A
io A
fl
dawn, daybreak.
^ =,
hetch-t ta
10,
var.
radiance,
light,
N. 492,
'
scorpion-goddess.
Heti
493,
,
I
sun-disk.
heti
,
I
to be weary, exhausted.
,
heteb
132, to arrive
heteb
c^a
|cs^J,
A.Z. 45,
J,
c==> J
the dawn,
daybreak;
the earliest
seat.
8 c-=^
Annales V, 34,
136,
8,
8 o-^.
j\,
at, to
Rec.
CL_k
^,
Amen.
Amharic
as
^(J
opposed
-f1rh,C
to CRflp
hetch-t
^^^
dawn ; Copt.
Oriental 66 1,
-fl^C
U0,Jo,
A
ib ' d
;'
A L ^_^
^^
J X
slay; see
ffift
-=>
C^3
J\
to
to upset,
overthrow,
Thes
hetbit
"
to
I201
640, M. 672,
overthrow.
a disease.
3,
,fA CD
white,
P.
*f\o|, |,|
428>
(],
Hetch-t
the
f^P
A
(t/V
name
of a serpent
an unguent
hetchtch
he t;es
plete, perfect
6 IB,
'
heten
fol.
fo1 - 7 6 A,
3.
?fl<=^ U. 488,
A
P.
to be
\\ 3$p,
com-
JL
Hetchtch
see hetes.
hetga-t
scorpion.
<^|^
-uT)\ o
giffip;
see
^a
Ag
Hetchhetch
"*4\
"MK
^j,
B.D. (Saite)
hetchi
bright, to
become
Hetchuti
hetchhetch
J
bright, to
become
"^
light
"^
to
become
Tomb
of Seti
forms of
Ra
I,
Jr
\\
(No. 50).
H
m
uT) o
Hetchtchut
523
Tuat
i v
? "**>
1
to= B D
8
-
fl
J!
>.
hetch.
MI
hetch
of a
^
O
A
(i) a singing-god
Itlo& o i
^^
_j
white goose.
Rec.
white
oxen.
148,
29,
the name
^tfj,
O i_i
and
toes.
hetch
Tuat
and II
hetch-t
Y-flV, Y
(2) a grain-god.
milk
god or goddess.
Hetch -a
^Q
hetch
""
Hetch-t-ati (?)
assessors of Osiris.
'
?&,
A
vessels of milk.
inverted.
Hetch-abhu
?,
hetch-t ?6,
II,
/j
^\jj,
leaves or flowers;
\U
III
hetchu
Hetch-ur
jk, M.
*fe
723,
N. 1328, a god.
Hetch
nau. (?)
N. 270, onion
plur.
Tuat X, a serpent-god.
hetch-t
Hetch-hetep
Jj,
^
^f
J_
<?
Hetch tchatchau
-
name
hetch-ti
of the phallus
of Osiris.
em
hetch
per khet
vuQ)
fi)
iv,
Cja
I-Ti-
,?,
of clothing.
A \\
17, 133, a
6
'
^
Hetch-re-pest-tchatcha *HK
B.D.
N. 326, 97 1, a god
'
iv, 742,
Dum. Dend. 47 A,
6 Vgt
1
M,
shrine, chapel.
hetch-t
era
or^
Js^
hetch-t
/]
^-
',
Rec.
27,
god.
134,
hetch-t
white
unm
M.
o 4 /r
/I
hetchit
J^^,
^\(),
Rec. 31,
i.e.,
of
N. 803,
Upper Egypt
hetch-t
Rea
"v^^,
O
hetchiu (?)
'
baster.
n,
'
Hetch-t
white ala-
"*4
222,
stone,
^>
spear
^
'
mace-
(?)
Rec. 30, 66
*"
hetoh
hetch
'
>
Rec
'
33, 3,
I]
I
silver ore.
<=> 9 fv^
EUD
A
I
Rec
2,
'
2 5,
filch
to destroy, to
from, to steal
III
injurious, harmful.
do harm
Copt.
to,
,JTe
to injure, to
>
524
hetch-t
hetchas
B 1
KM
o, B.D. 99 24
II
6 T__~
_. -"^j^,
3. ,M-
harm> mjury
'
blocked
<
destruction, affliction;
of
'
'
hetchtchiti
road).
Hetchfu
hetch ab
13,
13,
(or
hat)
god.
Amen.
heartened.
hetch re
^X
?
I
Amen
'?
'9.
111
2no^^'
who destroyed
X *w~~ ^
Anastasi
a god
I,
faces (?)
28,
5,
'
doubles
in
Rec
'
3I> 3
theTuat;
var.
'
a god
fort,
who
destro >' ed
hetchaii
X ~-^)
Dt
A
jj
sa
^&
(e
hetchentchen
2,
13, to
| (j(j
be over-
evil.
mental discom-
ichneumon
(?);
hetcherr
^ "^ ^,
Love
be vexed, miserable.
hetcher-t
A
44, to
10,
wretchedness.
Songs
ibid.
hetcha
P.S.B.
O'
hetchemi
1
Hetchukau
fv
(?)
E&
'^fr, an animal,
3*
plur. 9
A <cc>
>,
,
i
an animal.
525
= usually
Heb. n, and,
KH
KH
o
kh
sh
and
rarely,
khe-t
crocodiles.
khe-t neb-t
of
to
be
to rise
>
'
\\f"
babe, youth ;
Copt. eye.
child,
boy,
"
B.D. 64,
Khi
19,
Babe,"
the
i.e.,
khe-t
w",
0,
T
case;
Jl
(2 S
and drink
Oo
T <cr=>, every
good
thing.
1^'^ ^
w'
^>
"l
"1,
iv, 1044,
possessions
U. 183,
"k
Jl'
<\
'III.
J*r\^
khe-t haat-n
Ci
food, meat
sacred books.
khe-t ha-t
c
G)
^ -^^^,7.363,^179,
var.
coiffure.
offerings.
khe-t ha Asar
'
khe-t
OT
fi
c^,
khe-t
rary matters;
with eternity,
******
i.e.,
S,
khe-t
lite-
learning, literature,
*O,
B.D.
8, I, 4,
khe-t her
khau
books dealing
^\ ||,
the future
2^ ffi @
people, folk.
1
'
things,
I,
khe-t
everv
(-
F r"1'
j,
i,
plur.
'
c=^
affair,
o
cause,
iT^
matter,
_2T
MI d
nenu E*
khe-t neter
Ci
everything
iii
.-^
u,
rising sun.
khe-t
J'
\\
ject,
Jfl
bad thing
khi
110
the Nile).
members of
the
meshu
life.
'
products of;
(i) the
ii
name of a
" thin
on the
altar
name
"
:
of the
P roducts Of
o
_=i
n d
,
'
...
khe-t atf
2^
''
things of Horus,"
paternal
pro-
[!
" ^^vw^
khe-t kha-t-sen 2^
i
K
i.e.,
the
personal
III
their
affairs or dress.
things of earth,
2T,2,
of a festival.
Thes.
hand-
maiden, maidservant.
khe-t men-t
',
D
name
91
salt.
khe-t khau
perty.
khe-tt per
i.e.,
cemetery property.
S
<dn>
{]
'
KH
Khet
kha
in the Tuat.
Tuat
xn,
khe-t
Amen.
*^k
1&TTT-
(j-t^j
ber, bureau,
1sk
era
x W^\
IV, 1087,
serpent in the
plur.
general office
era
<|\
J
fire-spitting
cham-
office,
'
library;
Tuat.
estate office;
^^
*1^
the
Ha,
c
^AW, "^K
^^ r^~D
J_
/ww
'
^_T, cham-
Khe-t-ankh-am-f (?)
Tuat XII, a
^^
^^
R ev
Y^>
I2
2 9>
>
umn
Tuat XII,
kha Ur-t 1 X
dQ
Khe-t-em-Amentiu
kha en
Y7
gods of Ament.
Khe-tt-neb-t-rekhu,
'
etc
etc.
RD "
'
a fire-goddess.
B.D.
"S^S
-u
Kna
serpent-goddess.
fiery
Khe-t-uat-en-Ra
,
*
13
mayor's office
diwan;
burn
burning incense.
?k
^^
up;
crrD
^a
Khe-ti
5,
Tuat XII, a
]1
^la
IH|,
Khe-t-Khepera
^s AAAAAA
/Kfe
Khe-t-ua-t-en-Ra
II |.
Khe-t-ankh-uaa-f
KH
|J,
526
hall, large
hi T
5
room.
\\
Amen.
34, 17
475,
\7
I4 5 and
N. 1146,
^.; mi*** SB
kha-t T V\
'
chamber;
hall,
kha
T, T
T),
P.
I,
citadel, fort.
marsh, swamp.
U. 516, T. 388,?
o
^~wv^
/wwuv
kha-en-ta 1
=^=
9
? AAA/WA
U
,
canal, stream,
Love Songs
7, 7,
Copt, cyo
'
a thousand years
'
A Q
U
to a
i
!'
field
(applied
Rechnungen
34, farm-
"",
acre.
woman),
a thousand of
kha
ta
^\
land
Rev.
6, 26,
Pharaoh's
farms.
'
kha
Kha
III, 424, the
god of
BDG
-
554, T.S.B.A.
kha
measured; Copt,
to
to
measure a road.
measure
;Il^f^,
ojHT.
KH
khai
18,
19,
19,
6,
19,
2,
'
Rec
kha
|
T
86
Rev.
|,
U
(j()
1 I
s>
winnow, to
(late
D,
u. 509,
"7k
'^~
(j
3 2 3,
"TL
I2o6
'
winnow
,
TanisPap.
r'
f.
(?)
reaper
khakha-t IT"^,
a XQ
'la
xi
TT
aa
19,
IV
] 1, to
scatter.
scatter.
v\,
x J8&
<K\
winnow, to
khau T
t
<?<?
ix
>
to
.!<-
khaklia IT,
31,
13,
khai
KH
[527]
kha
P lant
>
^^
? ^\
'
f
x
vv
ill
I
l6
1188,
ibid.
31,
M
,
21,
(S,
l(]
a
a measuring cord
7,
8,T^>^TV, 329,
/I
kha
to cut,
.,
to engrave, to carve
88 3'
31,
22,
IV, 1076,
!=..
| "^f
slayers,
T "^\
conquerors
khaiu
khaiu
^"^(](|f
Love
>
cut,
Tfl f,
5
measure.
'
Bill
'
44. account,
'
J\
khau
N.
plur.
Copt. cyi.
Rec
..
_n_
^-0'
Songs
(?)
Hh. 234,
,
i
(?)
P.
494,
(e)
plur.
P. 306, cords,
slayers (?)
nets; 1
ropes, fetters.
II
kha-t
khai Tlbs
rr^s
X
tape
see
flQ
1
S
11
II
^ ^,
Vj
JT
the measuring
<?
11^"- I2
'
<
Jour.
As.
1908,
stroke,
285,
'4.l25
blow,
calamity,
overthrow.
a measured quantity.
Westcar Pap.
khait T
7,
Khaut'
I
X
!.
I
'
>?<?
kha-t
kha-t
a copper bowl.
'
a
P^s'
1"Ss^
**-**
'
C-TD
standard
weight.
I,
kha
'
the last
kha
'
to
J?
kha
L_fl, to
adjure
touch, to
feel, to
I'
(?)
to cry out
T. 393,
KH
528
KH
khaa
Peasant 2 6 , to knock
over (a hippopotamus).
diadem,
tiara,
Rec
'
223
'
^^
""
see<^
reserved
'
khakha
khaa-t T
stars
see
Denderah
Tombs
10,
II,
? Annales
I,
Seti
Ram. IV,
I,
86,
J.
"^\
khaa T
*^"
khaai
W,
a Ieather ba s
hold
to
tools or weapons.
^ ^>^
(?)
catapult
sling,
V.
Gr. x">y.
s'
khaa T <K
a
water, a diu-
dead body.
plur.
make
or ekbolic.
retic, aperient,
stubble straw
for
sowing.
to
l^^"?'lli'
'
khaa
kha
27
^.
khaair
or
a tool
weapon.
-/)'
Rev.
13,
21, excrement.
to forsake
Copt. KCA3,
khaau-ti
khaa
@
I ^ ^
unguent
[,
Rec.
o,
(3 (3
1 Jk\\\\
of aromatic
53,
3,
II
ReC
^'
gums and
spices
'
3>
48
*j
?/A
<2
Israel Stele
khaam
J\
a " ki " dS
'
khaara, khaara
X
12,
<
^f H
spices;
Copt.
khaana
f\
90, incense,
5,
(?)
stupid,
food,
un-
silly,
>'
^.'
wise, fool.
khaana J
fi
V
"^
JT^i]
^4
I)
%>
//
&
r~^
Thes.
khai
edible
seeds
fruit; Copt.
to descend, to
or
^>pe.
go down.
<2
khai
"Ml,
khaa
.A
a -A
ii-t
T v\
a rr^ _A
to
a y\
reject,
to leave, toforto
1o
M ^1
_J
Ia
abandon, to
i
tothrow
'I:k^
khaa ha
turn the back.
"V
f|
H'
acajou,
,
to
'
khai-ti T
Thes.
1202,
KH
Khaitiu T
o &
%
Jmll VHJ J
fill
T "^\
Ob. /j EJ
''^^
flfl
i
'
KH
th
?^ ^\
Jm.
Khaibittiu (?)
TOO
H il
!,
^~$l
dfl
529
Tomb Ram.
^'
a S rou P
2 ^'
khair
Ra and
shadow gods.
^^
[|(j
(JO
>
street ,
Osiris.
quarter
khait
;J(j(|^
Copt.
garden, courtyard
khait
a
,
plur.
khau
khai
,<Lerr.
Copt.
o
III
be high, to
to
lift
Rec. 29,
up =
evening, twilight, darkness, early night
\\
Copt.
e*mjH, cnrcyH.
Khai
alted one
"
1^^
a
Khait
a
title
Rev
A'
"
I3> 2s>
Ex-
of Ra.
title
5,
vj&Ti*
of Uatchit of
khaui T "^\
i >m
Ombos
),
ii, a
benighted
^=3
\\
khai T
."'
U 21
II, 130,
Ombos.
khai[t]
ifl
traveller.
IV
753.
^ UJ
,
grain, wheat.
I'v-.
4.
tkA. yr
5 _CEvS
O
.
'
Pot,'
^
Nav. Bubas. 51
581,
altar- vessel,
plur.
milk-bowl,
o
altar, table for offerings.
tb-t
:-
jqyf
khau-t
scales.
khau-t
:i-^-
11
pan of the
(j
11?.
5.3, T. 33.,
T-V. f^si,
J&
Ji
good and bad,
I
'
i
i'
the
in
"|
divine shadow.
Copt.
O)
iv,
56,
'^
\
1*?L
the
J|, iv, 498,
altar>
ml T
"fV^^
ings
Ra
shadow of Ra;
World
"
khaib-t neter
khaib-t
other
tfl'
Rea
J 7'
I4 9'
cyHire.
2
i.
Copt.
KH
kha
T "vX %\
i >m Jr
sheep or goat;
W>
530
the
khabit
77, carcase of a
I,
KH
plur.
| jj^J
amulet
vulture
v*
^ ^'
(Lacau).
khabu
"^ J
U. 302,
khau-t
*
khau
fl
1,
into
an
Ik J ^
Jll
<te==> hi
pppotamus
l
^ Mi
<S2>
JTour.
A'
confederate
ecstasy, to
khabar
MI'
7 "L
<\
AsJ i,
khau(?) * _ffi^
o f\ U
fall
'
hides.
-L <=>
<?
khabru J
5
khab
-QHT
n
t!
J
^^"
U
Rev
14, 137,
compare Heb.
-,,-,
Rev.
Copt.
cu&Kp.
j,
fl
image>
'
trans "
formations.
khabs
X,
'
to
do homage,
(2 ?
I,
L-fl'
nn
^fi
to bend, to bow,
to be bowed.
in
<
538, 565,
?nri
M. 87,
fY
<?
^'lUh'UPV'L
H
to
64
P.
fl,
star,
luminary; plur.
homage.
'
khabb
<3
oneself;
wreathe
a
(?)
II
II
T,
Ji
-<n
-^
K,
Peasant
107,
^S a&J
to decorate (?)
_n?s- *
bow
Thes. 1202, to
to
nn^
Khabsu
ill'
khabu T
guile, deceit.
J %H('
"^\
Rec
2I
92>
>
I,
*.
j_
JI'm'
^I/U) ***'
Pap.
Ani
"
el/
19,
in
in
i,
Berg.
23,
the
khabs
khab-t T
TyTl
Q V*
KIlclU
part of a
'
khab
part of a crown.
C^\
\^
waggon
khab
JSep. I*
,fic,
Khabsit
fl
or chariot.
Amen
>
"
crescent, a crescent-
shaped object.
fl
ft
the goddess
Ion'
khabs-t
A.Z. 1908, 17.
who
lighted
up the Elysian
Fields
"
7'
T'
KH
khabs
khabs 1
J
[I
KH
khamm
pavilion of a ship.
531
a kind of goose.
Rev.
P.
a
M. 540, N.
4I
Copt.
khamm
khabs
n,
474,
'
1119,
<5
Book
long-bearded.
khabsi
hippopotamus
kham
(?)
a part of
offices.
(?
khabsti
"rooter up,"
the
name
K\
V
|
\'
<<di ss er '"
flower.
of a dog.
n,
..
khams T
4
ii, 169, a
ft
(1
II!
-D ,
OOo'
1\ tf
1
4_M*^
Rev.
000*
khann
kham
15,
Osiris 24,
2.
Honouring
to hasten, swift.
khabsit
khafa
of
haven, harbour.
khann-t J ^ w
CJ
T t\ ^_a,
f*W\*
ZS
**?\
"\A/\ftAA
Rec.
2,
AMAAA Q
IV, 927,
khann
retuij^^^lln'
Karn. 52,
/vwwv
khanakh
\\
Heremheb
L^/l'
3,
i'.M.^
31
^ ^Z/i'
Israel Stele l6
'
^1\
khamiu
wooden
tool,
var.
khanin
to
13, 27,
^^
t\
Vv&$,
I,
in-
49
IWc2=^'I
loiNI
>Rev-"'"9'
Rev.-
1 6,
14,
fight,
struggle, rebellion.
khanf
U. 112, N. 421,
sacrificial
cakes.
-WWVA
khanr
Rev.
9,
28,
silent (?)
helpless, men
in homage.
bowing
<=^>,
III
Mar.
MI
khamiu
G[
Karn.
55,
'
74,
w<:
x
U_4
j,
4
'
i
khanr
kham
Tl^t^O,
kham
f]\
'4'
burning
<6eju.,
hot;
Copt.
g,
a
1
^1
r*fyf<M <^
<K\
^?
J^ MI
to
or terror, to
flflt
si' A
fear;
_m
5:S,
name
of Aapep.
2 L 2
EH
532
KH
>V
'
Khanr....
Qi
aaj m)||
Nesi-Amsu
khar-t
,
form of Aapep.
32, 34, a
Israel Stele
Uk,
MI
4 _E^
27,
khanr
IV, 669,
a corselet.
khanre
Chabas Mel.
1045, widow;
^,IV,
two widows,
182, a weapon, harness
3, i,
khanref
\\
khar-t
(?)
Anastasi
ffi,
I,
Isis
i.e.,
^^
^\
and Nephthys.
"
B.D. 169, 26, a
^^^" ^^,
kind of goose
(?)
plur.
i,
kharr
khar
I,
(for
khaprr)
<^>
Jour.
Jj\,
i
CiJ
<=:>
^^''
I^T' !
food, fodder
Rev
Hymn
Kharu T
65,
to
21,
14,
fly;
jSsi
khar 1*=*-, I
4 cr-n' 4
to Nile, 4, 8, 9,
to remove.
Rev.
3, 3, 4, 14,
^5pe.
Copt. g,pe,
Mi, a
Heb.
a quarter of a town or
village,
Copt.
city, street;
khara
1 .S^ljlj e
lower,
,
,
Kharibt
ibtj
downwards.
kharr-t
iii
open space,
a
khar
Copt.
aafi<a
:L.D.
.235,111
woman
a Jm
Mr-r
of Palestine or Syria
khara
Heb.
16.
*
in
child,
,A.X
youth,
5,
servant;
ment
,JUL,LX
khara (?)
khari T
*"=>
khar-aa T -&&
old
man
ffl
workman, weaver
),
Rev.
13,
37
Rev.
12,
26,
Rev.
12,
41,
12,
to
destroy,
Copt,
to
xe
spoil;
\\
khari
\\
widower.
Nesi-Amsu
to
descend.
kharb
*&'^()
14,
thong, strap.
Jl
Rev.
gar-
Copt.
khari
^^
stuff,
Copt.
TO,
Copt.
(?)
khar
KH
533
Rev.
kharpi
n,
167, navel
KH
khas
a kind of
),
haste, swift
kharf
to
260,
contradict;
Copt.
.A
JTTO.
T ^|\
khas T
1908,
<K\
P "^S
Sphinx Stele
make
IV, 658, to
cake, a loaf.
As.
T
S
Sphinx Stele 6,
kharpsa
Jour.
Copt.
khasu
tftopq.
swampy
kharn
^e=>,grain.
N. 1098,
(^
%^
kharkhes
IT ,M.
_2^
Kharsta T
162, 5, a form of
"^
Ra
"^^
j8, 179
>
4 6l
>
o 1
Hh
suffer,
khas
p,
P.S.B.
khasb T
see
ravine, canal.
'
If
1^?' ReC
5'
khakhiu
,
*^.
make
Peasant 229, to
swift,
1908,
tired
J (1
im
khasf T
^\
khaser
fj fl<
29
'
haste, to
be
khast
(?)
Ebers Pa P-
P *^~,
to swell,
=>\ ^
=
p. 350,
much
P.
cg^D,
^\
Hearst Pap.
&, Peasant
213,
204
(?)
foreign land
(?)
j\
man who
T
<5
foreign lands
Copt.
neck; see J?
^^
f ^,
a kind of land,
plur.
and
land
III
>
necropolis in the
^^,
Q
\\
a dweller on
Ci
'
fx/v
fx^n
c?
*V\
plur.
^v
f^/^/1
M5i
^^
Alffl-'.x\i^'*iiil
f^^l JX
khakha ?T
si
fyyi
-fr
<)&.).
khakhai^
A.Z.
speaks without
3jv
;
1 1,
r\/\/i
hills
khasti
(?,
fX/X/1 TV
u. 536,
5, 2, fv/vo, district,
d KXyj
all
thought, glib.
khakha
^ H <^
i,
hasty of mouth," a
22>
to scatter a storm.
?i
"
"'
tumour.
*~
khakh re T
'
see
khakh ab T "^^
man
Copt.
Iamp wicks
desert
293,
jgJl'
khaskhet T
,
be
to
"
to
khakh T "^\
l^A^'
Jj,
'
-ff
As.
Jour.
B.D.
"%$
i
f]
^H
[g]
m'
If
va,
Amen.
or of
khart T
151
(j
"^
"
khargenn J
khasi
marshes.
districts,
,2
rv/vn'
C^l
f^^^
?flf1(2
;,beak(?)ofabird.
A.Z. 45, 131, to cut,
to shave.
foreigners barbarians.
2
i.
\\
KH
Khastiu
ichneumon
P.S.B. 7, 194,
^^
khasti(?)
v '
Q
khatru
the four
II
KH
[534]
IV,
n8o
khatha
\\
khast(th) J
A.Z.
of
place
i
Chron.
Copt.
protection
(?)
Heb.
compare
a refuge
xvi, 38.
khathakhatha
dough
r\/\/v
v.
334-' f re ig n
IV,
>
4=
(?)
khat 7
"^\
S^
ex(var.
hausted, tired.
'
khat - ab
Khashairsha T MjT
i^^^ll
in, *8 3
TtM
^^^
_s*a
{]
W ^ -* KM 1v
3
Persian
7<
|f
4-
<-
Xerxes ;
khaqu ^-? ^,
enemy.
khaqa
Q.
\\
o
Q^| Q
khat T v\
i
111
5 5'
hair-cutting knives.
HI
TA
dough, bread
kliati 1 *K\
khat T
u-"-vi
khatch
T "^x "^
i
_^.
^TTii
khap
U. 547,
exhaustion, weariness.
U,
kha, khai
var.
(1
,1-'--.l
a
a
D
149
wicked ;
gods
24,
(Saite)
BD
'
var.
(in
Nubian
"
Mar. Aby.
I,
44,
a festal procession)
Kha kha
JO'<^^,N.
94,
(=
/-r
"V
Jl
\,
T.
N. 84), to
;
Arab.
278,
kill,
p.
\\
crowned
Copt.
U. 524, T. 330
59,
Heb.
Rec. 33,79,
a rising, a manifestation
M. 26
to slay; Copt.
compare
..
140), to rise
m
khateb
Q
Ill,
P. 174, the
texts, e.g.,
Khatt-Satt
u. 552,1^.634,
hostile to the
a~
(Sai'te)
khata
204,
loaves of bread.
Ehati
B.D.
P.
barber.
Mar Karn>
o
Babyi. y
4~-
<MT<T
khaqu
Heb
?TT>
ftl
enttmpn,
chaid.
c*iiwtpn_,
<T~
weak-hearted,
Ijij
"
0-
L.D.
'
KH
KH
or
rising
535
etc.
kha neter
ctj<&-.
A A
'-I
(1(1
Kha-mut-f
5 ^
fl
name
|,
23
Kha-eni'Maat
name
the
<^]1,
o (Ul
uraeus-goddess.
1\
wN
Copt.
'
Kha-urit
P.S.B.
\^,
HI
"
\\ "
i\
Cuite 20,
^,
festation of a
in
which
sJ
Kha-neferu-en-Ra
Thes. 31, the goddess of the
ist
"
'
V_/
v^ft^yVA
'
X O
khait
furnace, fire-place, caul-
dron.
on
is':
chamber
the
in
i'
on'^c
H'-
!'
khau
kha,
Q
2
VJr
T7
(2 ''c
656,
in
Anastasi
26,
I,
f)
t)>\
(0V
Jl
T)
1]
Wl
01
i,
Egypt.
i-
!,
arms,
'
tools,
kha
coronation,
^^ *
'
coronation festival
"I
vE?^
a happy coronation
H ^
or bandlet of
a crown.
tie
-/i'
cio
" /= ^=
V**^
A
A /-V
name
the
leather
khai
O <^
/wwvT
of an
title
Rev. 13,
players on
KMit
"Jl,
O ill
BD
'
X|
<wi
(?)
4, to kill,
Rev.
'
te )
"3,
goddess.
14,
n,
je\
khau (?)
disgraceful,
miner
shame-
ful, inferior.
khaur(?) Jj^^rf
official.
(Nubia).
( Sa
an instrument.
Bow
(?)
^.
a worker in
(?)
61, to
build, builder.
khaus
(sic)
to slay; Copt.
stone,
war tunic
kM-khenti
khaikh
I.
Mer-en-Ra.
khaSti-t
<r:
/VAAAAA
fl
>
khai
Kha-nefer Mer-en-Ra
I,
Amen.
Kha-em-Men-nefer
/\
khat
Kha-aakhu-t
of a shrine of
Ijfl
"Mil
IV, 648,
111'
khaift]
name
ra
'
khaut (?)
&,
Peasant
kham
D
T. 294, agod(?)
^\
Kha-a
bow; see
w =
EL
V\
fk
vN
.
.
L 4
KH
kham
khar
536
KH
khibarr (?)
neck, throat.
unguent, incense.
'
khipenpenu
khar
.
<
%, a fish;
see
khar
khipt pennu
-n
Rec.
\\
|l
slaughtering knife
f^
ho_ U
If
fin
-Hilda
of
bitterness
Rev.
$5^,
21,
14,
f^} "^f\
TV
v\
fl
wv n
Genesis
vi,
'
"&\
fl
TA^ U
violence, evil,
TT
O
Kx^
u.
kind of
3-
f\.
AV
K.I1U.S
Q^n
T T
compare Heb.
<s^
^
a kind
2=::^^,
IrViinno
Copt. <5"bpxe.
n ^v
11
\~t\
n
IT rm o
/w*
fish.
khim'tha
be angry, to rage.
6, 1 08, to
khart
i-aai^,
\\
a kind of cake.
fl
y3
'
'
khinr
be
to
111
L=/l
destroyed, to be robbed.
lost,
or
khi(?)
khi
1400,
(jlj.T.
khinru
312
^(j.as.so,
L.D.
(|(]^;,
L.U.
Festschrift
khi
to cry
ir,
117,
out loudly.
\\
harness, trappings.
III,
because.
for,
>
name.
khirhu
(?)
teeth.
khirrteb <
y, Nastasen
khirsh
Rev.
n,
\\
the Nile)
khi
86, to
be high, to
rise (of
[1/1
3^3
I2
>
nigh-pitched
>
Heb.
25,
IsN,
i
1]
compare
9,
Amen.
4,
16,
\\
high place,
heaven, sky.
ffi
the Exalted
Vl VI'
,
a kind of worked
'
\\
high ground.
khi
Khi
voice.
slippery ground;
Psalm
xxxv, 6.
JlipSp ,H,
I,
khiret
khi
^ <=-
khirqatata
Anastasi
Copt. OJUM.
Rev
Demot. Cat
u Ji>*
lift,
i.e.,
One,
God.
cloth or
\\
khikhi
j\
\\
down
\\
\\
\\
\\
\\
to
swoop
a
\\
stuff.
man
\\
of hurried steps.
khikhi
1913,
125,
dust;
Copt.
a oe!
ffl.
cgujicy, cyicg.
Khisharsha
\\
O QQ
frltl
Xerxes
Khit
Rec.
27, 189,
Ml
<=>,
Denderah
see
khita
khiuaut(?)
II, 55,
wrath,
O,
a kind of
khithana
\\
'
fj "^ f|
rage,
fury
[, wine, grapes.
\\
(?)
KH
khu
[537]
KH
KH
khui (khi)'
@
var
i
IV, 1152, bricklayer, brickmaker.
(?)
??M
<?>
KH
\\ o
khua
538
khut
to
abound, to be abundant.
khuau
ii''
i
.e
flame.
fire,
Leyd. Pap.
Ehuait
Nesi-Amsu
R.G.
i,
"=[],
,j
khut-t
rich
man, gentleman
^, Rec.
C^3
43, steps of
a tomb.
to
rr?
to build
khui
(2
(Jo,
Rec. 36,
see
khumen-t
'
'
^AAftA^
"
/WWVA
gr*
fish
;*
var.
'
kheb
Stele
to bite.
Q Ji'
khunnu o
khunnu
'
IV)
^ A,
t^- ^.>
n "^
>
tt
*d k_JJ
1
9
to subtract (in
(?)
^!J.!J,
HA
^ ^u JAs
25,
^: n
drink offerings.
Heruemheb
,
i
1231,
J\'
(1
>
-_l
<,N.
189,
-fl,
khun-t
a fisher
fish.
V ,,v v (?)
''j&
^^,
khet (khetch)
'
khunn Q
khutch[u]
ujHcm.
for
Metternich
'
khutu
Copt.
altar;
173,
'f
khus.
Rev. 14,34,
cyHire,
khun
8, 2
khut
66, a goddess, a
form of Hathor.
23:
khuas
<$
food.
~~",
opulent
rich,
-GUNS
khu
be
to
P.
459,
Rev.
carry away, to
down, to
to
arithmetic),
messenger.
=>
B "?-
7'
bird-goddess.
Rev.
khukha
Copt.
kheb-t
104,
iv,
Copt, cyoeicy.
khUS
khus
to slay, to
kill.
mean,
%>
L.D. III,
14013,
little
(as
opposed to
Edfu
II, 61,
),
weak; Copt.
khebit
Thes. 1297, IV, 807,
*Q\
khebti
destruction.
"
1
^'
\\
waster,
-^^,
7>^
destroyer,
J
kheb-t
khUB-t
:^,IV,
n/J
khuskhus O %>
O
fl
to build carefully
and
well.
ii 4 i,thecrush-
ing of grain.
0, Thes. 1323,
23,
J^
^ ^,
cr^,
J ^,
Re,-.
chamber, slaughter-house
plur.
KH
539
KH
Khebitt-sah-t-neter
Jn
khebkheb
JL
Rec.
ff
\\
6,
9,
to
J
n
"mnmr
khebkheb
kheb
to destroy.
kill,
khebb
khebkheb
-ff-
142,
khebkheb-t
Khebit-heri-snef,
S~
(j
khebkheb
i
-^\
destruction.
etc.
S*.
fl
[1 [I
fl
B. D.
^L
T'T'
kheba
&
U, vase,
vessel, pot.
']
3kT
145
kheba
kheb
dance
to
see
lT
\\
khebait
do gymnastic
to dance, to
kheb-t
feats.
j\
jxY,iv,ii6
*A
2,
kheba
dance.
AZ
JIT
T
khebb
'
-J ^J
Hymn
23
acrobats
khebu
to Nile
kheb
^,
1)
9,
9 J J^ "^
Qv
1062,
flame, fire;
Leyd. Pap.
^3L, Peasant
9J
_2,
(j
1]
^^
^d
ft
cut
I
off,
to shorten, to
make
to diminish, to
to cease, to destroy,
Rec
32
'
Si,
wasp; Gr.
ll,
'
kheba-t
Pea-
^Jj
\$7, Dream
Stele 6,
kheba -^
H^
marsh, swamp.
"^
Peasant
= kheb-t)
i]
-S\
__
kheb 9 lU^I,
MI
Jl
J)
"
honey plant
,
^-^
khebai-t
"
kheb
i,
kheb
9,
>
boiling lake.
Pap. 90,
.
Peasant' 112,
"R^. "%\ .SL/I'
^, hippopotamus.
^s
IV,
dancing women.
girls,
a>
453,
kheb
'.
nasts.
kheb
16,
jars.
j]
Rec.
^O,
<tjjo,
cutting-
^^^AA
155, (Rubric),
immersed.
to steep in water, be
force open, to
B.D.
Jp^'A^,
break or
to
break,
^"^,
Ebers
khebar
or flower.
lotus.
O k_=/l
to be associated with, to
inn.
KH
khebar
21,
84,
^ ^ ^ ^,
associate,
friend,
540
khebsu
Rec.
n n
Heb.
ally;
KH
ploughed land;
plur.
-=i!
Copt.
make
cy& H P
-?\
\>
X V>
IV, 746,
_ZT
111
<3>
a league with.
\\
khebaru
J k
khebs-ta
boats, ships.
"^I-
khebasi 0J"
khebati
fields.
<
a plough,
hoe.
/!'
0J
fl
9S>
Rec 29 I47
'
'
'
'
\\
kheben
IV
]^,
J$
chamber
4,
'
cr~zi
office,
house
(?)
"
kheben-t
Po
Khebnit
.a
fl
J\
4,
goddess
(?)
75-
21
@ J\u ^
^ a U. 570,
n /www
.
J/www
X
e x
fraud,
deceit,
Rec.
3, 50,
86, the
5,
ceremony of
J\
n
digging up the earth at the festival of commemoration of ancestors. Other forms are
fl
,01
J
Jl^ X
moral obliquity,
tt
JAW
^5
RD
J,
J!
kheben-t
girdle, belt.
khebss-ta
=-
P. 581,
lie,
,N. 9 2 S
Tuat
vm, a
khebenti
Jp
[1 11
[1
AA/WVV
Khebsi-ta
\\
god
W
1107,
IV Io8l
^^jj
]|
sinner, criminal;
'
>
j3f>
offender,
J
I
khebekh
'
Jn v
0JJ^
u 38, T
-
J 9,
fl
strike, to
Khebsit
310, to
destroy (?)
J J
Hh. 437,
\^> Vts
UA
Jl
525,
^\
V^,
2i
&
to dig up,
to plough,
217,
27,
ibid.
Jl
-51,
10,
dd
fl
YTS
beard.
0J ^
^, Shipwreck 63,
-f\
liuu
J\
5,
ibid.
Hetep-hemt.
^,
||(|
QVr\>
khebs-t
Rec. 33,
O ^\'
fl
I
see
JAkhebsjp,u.
]
Jl
khebsit
khebekh o * x =
J
Tk
plur.
j\
%>
fl
_ZT
\,tail_;0J^
^,
khebsu
khebsti
fl
<>
s^,
% ^
a plough,
Khebestiu(P)
digger, plough-
*|
"
-9
man; 7|lS&hl^/).
O
J
I
-^-^-
jT
O
io
SL
Njarwi.
!I
Wort
rt>
*
^.
1067.
khebsti
name
*& ')&$'
fl (1
Jl
\\
Cl
v
P art of a
,
" ow n
,
or
diadem
KH
khebs-t
*>
mat or
grass
jS'o'jlilf^ja
khep
fl
^",
<s^
s==a
A.Z.
Edfft
jj
khebt
^-j
o c=3
^^
ii
5,
pour out to
vomit, vomit.
'
80, a title of
the Nile-god.
I,
Q ^SV
Pap.
Amen.
>
M. 695
of
khep
khebt
death
6, 2,
(?)
Leyd.
Copt.
to dislike,
5,
khepp
A.
khebt-t
<~~**~^ ..
^b,
j\
c\
cfi3
khebetch
J "^
kheppu
J*^,
i
=t
~Y
Jj
U. 434,
uncouth words.
Jr
D D
,.
kheput
khepput
Kbebetch
alien.
J^!,-g!
D D $j, D
u. 434, T. 249,
H, to be strange,
^fc^-g.
^i
bend
,--D,
n-t*
to
,
1907,
'
name
traveller," a
Ra.
Khep
"
step, advance.
a piece of furniture.
khebseth
J\
Khepi
khebsta
(?)
..
knepp-t
"
khebS
pillow
11.
an amulet.
EH
541]
var.
strange things.
i,Hh. 536.
T. 249, a sky-god.
J^.,
Khebetchtch
200, a sky-god.
Vhfir*
kheP
C^
Jj,
^
O ()
CS.
^>'W'W^ ^
u
==>.-
khep
Rec. 30,
\\
<ci
^\
scalpel, knife.
khep-t
<jf^,Rec. 24,
~ = !^.
khep-t
khep-t
Copt.
is;
(?)-t
60, lion.
Love Son g s
s.
I2
khepiu
|,
those
who
are
khepp
Rec
D D
khep-tchesef-anta
khep
hand
Rev.
<?,
v
(2(?),
palm of the
\Y,
o Jr
as a measure, grasp,
fist
plur.
(I
khepanen
ii, 182.
khepi
>,
made
kind of incense
'
16 >
'5.
\\ III"
"tears
of gum."
G 5>
^^
of anti.
^ ^^
A/sA^AA
,*K'
waterfowl.
N. 856,
^3
2 20,
IV,
sail (of
.-^tav.
a boat), to fly
away
khep4-t
<?(]
D 1 SJ-T^
!,
Roller, 4 , s
kheparer
116 =
(of water).
Rec.
2,
3 o, 6,
D<r=>W
N.
khepi
*
khep-t
i
i_
KLiepp
Q-A
step, advance.
,
Q
,
to
move ;
see
sun
(|
|](|Q,
beetle
Thes. 420, a
name
of the spring
KH
f
Tomb
Khepi (Khepri)
Seti
I,
khepi
kheperu
of
wooden
l|
Rec.
kheper-t
to
khepenu
be
what
n
t
III'
kind
of
fish,
exists,
n A
a measure
,U.
32,
have being,
<=> !$ =
GOJUJTl
n-~
thy
_n_
at
A_D^^
D
>
/lAftA^A
662
>
V"
g$
Khepera
Zr^,
\j
-J*
self-made,
"^ HO
who create
\\
to
plur.
|jj
^,
non-
773>
^ V>
9 6 ^'
_zr
do everything
made
W|
V
'
Ta-tanen;
\\
Creat i n 8
-^|
of
ist
form of
or
3rd
III!
form
of
Ta-tanen
$!
self-produced;
myself.
every form
*
"^\\,
II
?
'
li
"
ac-
^ <=
<=. Q
;
beings
to
i,
to
WAAA
(5
Ui
ft
he pleaseth
once;
name what ?
occurrences
exist, events,
M<^>
H
w ct=,i
181,
someone or something,
is
Oil
o
transform oneself;
happen
is,
the Tuat.
to be, to exist, to
to
what
come
existent;
85,
Kheper-keku-kha-mesut
i8,Q=:
to form, to create, to
M.
>,
(?)
:.
subsist, to
I,
P. 63,
\\
kheper
@
W <=> %>
<=r>illll
,
<=>
Q
wo
khepen
kheprit
a
fat birds
or other creatures.
khepnen
$ =
'
r\AAWV\ Ill
opposed
fat.
r^
as
khepriu en henti
object.
see
to posterity,
living
khepush
khepen
II,
MS
Jl
49).
a figure, similitude.
KH
khepu
542
LXXXVIII.
KH
kheper jg =
KH
Khepera
(i)
Wrt,
Zodiac; (2)
[543
fl
$^-
M.
460,
U. 476,
Khepera
D
a beetle
(scara-
baeus sacer).
Khepera
^
84
Kheprer
,
gf^, u. 277, g
N. 619,
^^^' R
L
856,
747,
<::::>
3^
N. 975,
f$
'
Ib*
'
$1
-^ 1
(i) a
the
(I
&'*
*fj
$*
sQ*~-
f)
jl
see
'
Ra
Tomb of Seti I,
(1
(No.
1).
Tuat IV
* Q f 'V
V
,
one
|,
'
(j^i
J-K.S. II,
Denderah IV,
9,
J"j
winged solar-disk
(2) a guardian of
2th Pylon.
Khepera
^^
"1 vc
[)
^ <=>(](),
iii
god of the 1 2th hour of the night.
Khepri
<=::>
"*
and
u. 4 77,
I,
fill
j}j
ij
fc*
?& <=>
of the 75 forms of
N. 747,
=>
Khepera
kheprer, kheprera
**
"Ufl^
who
itself.
j})
(|
Kheper, Kheprer;
If
$f
the 75 forms of
Tomb
of Seti
the
one of
I,
01) jjji
Ra(No.
2).
Khepri
world.
wings.
gj=> $,
Khepri
see
Khepera.
T. 254,
D
',T. 105, N.
P. Sjo,
N. 856,
19, P.
N. 702,
<
jjj
653, M. 755,
M.
.,
N. 12 10, the
J^,
>
self-pro-
^r> *
Kheprit
605,
o,
Den-
Kheper-ankh
JJ^,
'^x, a beetle-
Kheper ^,
spirits
who
destroy the
Kheper gj
Tuat xi, a
Kheper
standard to
damned.
staff,
with
Kheper-tchesef
the 75 forms of
Kheprit
Ra
Tomb
Seti
I,
one of
(No. 32).
Q
]$'
r\
fK
'
a beetle-
"^ p ^^ |,
g
$
title
=>
J2r|
himself.
B.u.
of several gods.
isaningredit
^Hm'W^H...' 4 ^
eo
(ft
i,
Gr. alnoyevi'js, a
viior<-r
Ill,
(bull's skin).
Kheper - tchesef
tied.
j,
Rec
Kheprer
^, Cairo Pap.
human
<
"fr^"
ith Gate.
^^
Or
fl
6J
=0=
KH
>
kheperu fS^
w (2
<=>
mrm
plur. f
(j(j
var.
116;
3,
8 3>
n,
Leyd.
6, 2,
fe?,
As. 1908, 24
^(|[|^, Jour.
_.?, Rec.
Rev.
Pap.
khepri
socket
khept
a pot.
10,
KH
'
'?>
(j>
w ^^,
mUD
kheprer
Rechnun g en
544
8,^[](]e$,
Ujneepe,
a shameful person
\\
'
or thing, disgrace.
o\\
Khepau (Kheptiu?)
cy4>HpI.
$H^,
in
kheprur
*^
^P
Peasan
<cz>
?",
(medicinal
in the
?).
Tuat.
'
$^
khepersh
khepekh
i
I,
of a
Q
man;
a crown, helmet.
khept, khept-ti
D tV
DSl
9.
V\ Q. c^ii o
c>|||' c^i. Jfo.'
o ?
organs, male and female.
plur.
khepesh
,
fore-leg
C~:V
dual
II
C7V
Q
arms of a man;
plur.
I
Vv
C^>
C?v* C?s/,
U. 513,
khef
Copt.
khef
Rev.
r-K-i
DC
Jl'
SI
"v^VN
IV, 1082,
?*>.>
to over-
<
throw.
n,
**^^
n^=>
ji
plur.
khefi
^f^
>
"
"
(1(1
^,
iiii"^
Anastasi
^__
'
I,
^-
Copt.
n/i
=.
^>
726, swords.
P^
"*j=:
any weapon
1 1,
"*
62
sword,
Israel Stele
@ n
khepesh
bow down.
to
khefiU
"
D
scimitar,
imitar,
shame, disgrace.
'
^=
khepesh
khept
326,
1.
cyumcy.
khepesh
the genital
khept-t
TT
,
f,
Nastasen Stele
\\
45
shame ;
fern.
P. 570,
fore-leg of a beast,
(''],
r~fl~i
26,
4;
khefi-t
blacksmith>s
i,
are stored.
to
khefkhef
heap up, to
collect.
AAAAAA
l.l
'7.
92.
khepesh
,
khepsha
(?)
<?
fl
(I
khefkhef
khefkhef-t
gift,
dowry
(?)
Rec.
14,
Q.
,
^-../a\
measure
[J
Copt.
50,
/ww^
,
to flood.
VA*
~wwv
,
U.
434,
khefkhefu
'
^k^
.JTIIl'
KH
to be over
khefa
khefa-t
fullness,
P^
'
abundance.
.A
r\
'
93.
1905, 21,
K^^2
to-crnTJ
62 9
A.Z.
^^
'
^^
kheft-her-s
in the
rope
Hh. 460,
offerings.
CD'
*-^
>^
rv
khefa -t
Kheft-her-neb-st
swollen,
puffed up.
"k
y]
KH
full,
*.
1
545
R ^, Rec.
magical boat.
Kheft-ta
khefti
khefa
60. ti,
1 1
T. 267,
a v
-/i
<
to seize, to grasp, to
xi
iSSi
113, *^~
2,
T K\ -
Amen.
^ ^,
*JL
khefa-t
khefa s~
khefa
O d
clenched hand.
3, 56, fist,
*i!=L
O, I V,
20, a substance.
a P ac k et or bundle of
*$. A
^~" D
arrows.
~m~~
Kheta
name
4-
^
*^=^
^--3
^1
I
/.
Tl
^ ^
^^_
J_
^
^v
C4!.
-?
I;
Ji^
^i
Rec.
^%
plur.
jn
'
<^>.
^Lu^l.iiTl
^
c*
JR
Hh
'
'^
728
16,116,111
i,
*^=~
female enemy;
'
]^i'^)^^i'
.
M^
Jtt
/^.
khefa-am A^_
1 1
8, 3,
fistful.
grasp,
423,
enemy, opponent; *
Rec.
M.
o,
/S&
,
*_
A^
<55i
579, N.
86, a goddess.
(],
Mfi, Peasant B.
*CL_
M.
P. 405,
l'
30, 67, a
Copt.
\J, a plant.
J*i
Kheftiu Asar
khefen ^^^(^3),
bread-cake, loaf.
,
kheft
/^\
front of,
y^
inasmuch
according
as,
for,
as,
Osiris.
correspond-
on behalf of.
Late forms
burnt foes of Osiris.
kheft-ami
Mi
B.D. 101,
10,
in, into.
kheft[i]
Kheftes
a,
child, boy,
girl.
kheft -her
(Nastasen Stele 20),
is
varr.
in front,
kheftu ^Z_ 3
N
"L^
Ci
khem, khemi
i^\
U. 330
N. 938,
kheft-her
Rev.
^ ^L
liv
%*.
Peasant 287,
JU.
dromos of a temple.
KH
-JU,,
khem khar
~~, to bring to
'U.
:,
KH
("^Tfi
.JU.'
make an end
end, to cease, to
of,
546
to have
no knowledge
to disregard, to
of,
P. 646,
_n_,
\\
\\
khemi
\ 1\
s ,
foe,
is
unknown.
|N IN^ _n_,
_B^.B
ra
gjAXg/LX
khem-ni (?)
khemm, khemmi
Copt.
to be ignorant
of,
fool
feign ignorance, to play the
M.
an
enemy,
plur.
U. 416,
Pap.
7, 4,
\\
<
,'
T -Ji
khem
name
unknown,
is
971, he
y&, IV,
he whose
God
i.e.,
*SV
JP>
Rev.
13, 112,
men
of nothing.
khemiu-urtu
c=.
he
_n_
dead;
J\
ignorant
man;
felt
felt
X 1
ft
,)
Rev. 14,
Ji
rest not.
Ja*^-
<=>
Khemiu-hepu
\ \\
Leyd.
unknown
to
men,
j^r
rW
>
IV,
<wvw
to the Egyptians.
i.e.,
womb and go
without,
em khemt
',
em khem
khem
'
^K
"A/WVA
324,
7,
! >
IN,
%\
he
219, the
V&, Peasant
'
Pap. 7,3;
i.e.,
daily.
Khemiu-hemu
destitute of;
mouth
into her
they
(?)
khemiu-seku
without,
destitute
exclusive of;
of,
<
is
the
sub-
*'
w l^i
AW^A n
khem
A.Z. 970,
i,
_ru.
n, an
Amen.
6\
-jf
;
-7|,
_
Rev. 14,
7,
the stars
ill
polar stars.
.
27, 10,
\\
x^^^o
JS^
Xo
<s\
*?L
1\ _Ji_WH,
khem
^
IV, 157,
-^J-Jt*
F?
rv-^n
P. 332,
J5f^.d
a.
1^.
IV, '57,
J1V3
"
1
:oL.'
khem
Vv
-JU.
stranger, alien.
'
_af?^
khem
|\
_HK^
sanctuary; plur.
&
Rev.
^,^%*, A.Z.
Js1
jr
n,
f^
172,
1^^'
IWV
little,
small,
1878,
^.
JJt*V^!-
Khem
slight;
Copt. OJHXJL.
generative power
see
Menu.
KH
khem,
khemm
tv
Khemit
<
***
V\ i__i,
KH
[547]
be dry, to burn;
to be hot, to
TuatV, agod-
dess of destruction.
Khememit
Aby.
&JLHOAA.
khem-t
^"
WVV (1
heat
fire,
t7
Mar.
36
khema
var.
I, 6,
Rec.
81,
32,
(I'
khemu-t
*|\
?r,
f\
i
\
>
khema
II!
or khamsin,
i.e.,
khem-nef(P)
3
V^-^v-
*ik.
f\ O,
J!^ I
>
I
c^-C-i,
~TL, T
_)PS -R
_S^
^Q,
khema
asthma, breath87
p.
<
P-
33,
khem
Rec.
v/ ^^'
^*^
9>
|\
compare
\\
Rev.
-/))
ii,
Arab.
khemkhem
III'
khemi
1^.-.
Koller 4,
i, a fruit.
khemau(?)
<
L_J V&
'
T. 392,
o,
6,
/v> P- 6
!SL
*T
khema-t
L=fl
MI'
to
c ^ ass
f workmen,
labourers in general.
%\
>WS
khemi
'
V^-T^
a part of a boat.
PSB
^. Ofl^^i
IV, 12,
V\
9,
*^
destroyers.
J
khemut
^
<
'
=/)
khemkhem
-a
nn
J^
_P
11
-9
Rec.
^"!'
di
khemen
throw
Copt.
to break
over-
^"",A.z.
1
Khemkhem, etc.
Ombos
__
,=
1908,38,"",
nn
o
nn n nn
y.
nn
nn
i
1 1 1 1
eighth;
II, 134, a
mini
ww im,T.
name.
391,
O
AAAAAA
Heb. njfttp
"
B.D. 125,
II,
one of the 42
khemen-t
Denderah IV,
khemen-t
RH
44,
a weeping-goddess.
a period of eight
O 2
assessors of Osiris.
'
iiii
mi, M. 405;
IIII
Khemi
Khemit
Copt.
.,
=, eight;
plur.
,imi
iTllT,'
^HJU.1.
>
181
18,
(](]
Jir^ 11
*"
1
4",
3>
g,
days
"
z, a kind of
eight-thread cloth.
2
(?)
stuff,
KH
[548
_ JWVWV
/WWVA
khemen-ti zz
se*&,
^e^,~z
KH
khemt
P. 537,
in,
Thes. 1 297, an
'"eight "vessel.
Khemenu'l
N. 1304,
)111,
III,
f^D-,
618, 6i 9 ,
P.
-,
~~
\\
U. 179, N. 1040,
three
0,
p.
1
esu!'!
Copt.
/www
B.D. 164,6,
'
D
8
wfyawN
641,---
third; fern.
mi
mi
PPS?^i-PP7^ii
III
= O
P. 660,
A-
*='
=, P.
P. 99,
N. 970,
'
"= =, M.
P. 244,
675,
of
Company
Thoth
third
time;
nil
triple, fourfold.
khenit r^6-"TT,
khemen-t
khemes
khemt /= -
<>juute.
Copt. g^JULerte,
/-^-
/-
a post on
boat or ship
'
-5
khemt
(?)
Rev.
friend,
of a ship.
13,
perhaps
Rev-
khen
companion.
I4>
well then;
u,
2,
'
see
^^.
khen
khemes
trident.
Copt. cy^-It.
ask
to
33)
'
to
'
enquire; Copt,
khen
'
'
g,
(|
to
(2^,
embrace,
to kiss, to marry.
&JJLC,
khemsau (?)
'
Annales
khen
L D ln
Jit, <&,
'94,
event,
23.
II,
III
238
140,
f^B
1V
_n_
SXS
A.Z.
1906,
109,
-S^
'^
gT'
r>
l
(_J
'
?X
o
i,
r.,
khenu
khemt (khem)
khemt (khem)
Sg
'
coward,
poltroon.
A-,
iv, 344,
^,
~^"%>^,
^
O
or proclaims
"
,
N'o
khen - 1
,21
without
fN,
IvwvAA
khemt - ni
VVVVAA
plur.
ci
III
&
21
1\
-fi^
officia-
'
i
-wvw-
O d Jj
V-J
singing-woman
plur.
Khen-t
khemt f=^
an
>^1
VWWV
'
\\
\\
JT
v/s/\/v\
JHT21'
,
i
Pap. 3024^
3 8 4,
'
khen
khemt (khem)
'
khenu
to observe,
/.#.,
title
of the priestess
baby, child.
of
Cusac-.
"
the "crier,"
KH
khenu ~^
D
(2
^!
Rec
|
2k,
w*
d
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Qfl
ff^
an
evil report
antiphon
O
bazaar
>
75 1 speech,
rm Rechnungen 59
<ww
T, a
khenuit
U
8,
cr^i, A.Z. I9 o 5
X
,
speech,
boat.
compare
khen W^A
to stir
A/WWV
Pi'
lY D @
khen
^^
trouble, to disturb.
up
"^f
$,
(T^ til
to lament, to bewail.
L.D.
khen-t
Ill,
ii
6sA,
roe
Rec. 32,
khen
vww\ pj ^ /wvw\
A.Z. 1906, 107, to dance, to perform gymnastics.
*
khenit
~l& ^
J\
C*i
JJ
>&.
ft
III' Ok_=/l
AA/W^
V
Kneni
rf^'wm
l-uS
*vsc
>i^
-i
^y
l-ur
wwv
who make
vSLl^
wuv^^
W
lex
'
Tombos
n>j^
4,
4,
to flutter,
to hover, to alight
f.
17, 2O 2,
.A
vvSw
P.
/WWV\
/WWV\
kheni
to
an alighting
air.
basket
00
on a mountain),
693,
(?)
khenn
^lj
"**,!'
Khen v^>w<
a kind of
Rec
'
"
!,
*WVAAA
khen
Rev., to
Copt.
visit
Jj
l8 ' l82
R CC
Khen-remenu JsL
fish -
__fl,
T uat xn
.
singing-god.
cyme.
Heruemheb
,
8,
'
gratified, pleased.
A,
/i
to advance,
khen-t
to approach.
fish.
khen
112, storm,
tempest, war.
AAftAAA
AAA^W
khen-t
13,
M,
flutter, to hover.
Rev.
A/VNAAA
wound.
to stab, to
khen
T. 85,
JLW, U.
disturber.
'
khen
khenn
disturbance,
'
A.Z.
'I
Love Songs
opposition.
khenn
In o e
Stele 10,
/\AWAA lift
U^
^'
,fl
0(1
S,
kheni
^^^
AAAA/XA
.A
V^K
of dancers,
j^
A/\AAAA
NVVAA''
\\
s^
AAAAAA
dancing girl ;
T/^
t\t\
li"ll
PT1 Tl
n.iiDAj.u.
/WW\A
(|{j
company
an event that
182, calamity,
causes sorrow, misfortune.
,
17,
Amen.
j
bird
I,
warehouses.
khenu
Mar. Aby.
khen
khenu (?)
N. 759,
wansarai.
1-.
ff.
11
A/WWV
-<ft *^7
y-1
n
<TO\
good
khen, khenu
Nj\
KH
1 16
cradlersongs,
invocations, cries.
2>
'
khen
549
Thes.
ii ii,
red
egg-
shaped objects.
2
KH
khena
A
^
550
'
IT*
KH
khenus
AA/WS
rM
/WVN^A 1
Ebers
(?.
102,
Pap.
--Q
V-
<
J]
1081,
ww
-
see
<!!
jl
^>
khenb
<Q
(1
www
for
^?,
f^} ^
khenp www
(1
SI
to prostrate oneself
*\
&= is
r
khena-t
(for
khenra-t)
31
'
<r\
I2
Or
L J
3, 7,
offer, to
<=
khenar
miserable; Copt,
111
\\
n
l
Canopus
Stele,
Dream
Stele
14,
the god
'
rob,
to
to pluck out, to
off,
khenp
*****
>
M %,
,
robbers.
to inhale, to
khenpit
;
Rec.
27, rush, a
4,
var.
khenup
C3
khenup
of a
',
the
name
(applied to birds),
well-favoured (of oxen).
khenfu
a stalled ox.
N. 461,
Hh. 218,
~wwv<^3>,
3;^
%.
^ n=p,
plur.
ww
www
U. 112, N. 421,
sacrificial
khenup (khenp)
(V
festival.
fat
'
^
^J
D ^^
D
L-A
Khenp Shanu
Khnemu
(a late form).
it
cake;
JT
V\
WWW tk
tv
U. 153, T. 124,
^\,
WWVA
khenfut www
w
^^-
I.
Hearst Pap.
n,
15,
(?)
Khenup (Khenp)
I,
Khenf
khenup
%
z,
the
n
,
private parts.
Khenuf (Khenf)
15,
khenpiu www
particle.
Khenub
and
to
ra
ra
steal,
ft
present.
kind of grass
Edfu
cyume.
Kheniu
khenu
>,
eluded.
/I
khenar
/WWW
be shut
to
_^,
to
,-/)
animal
w5
,J),
prisoner.
Amen.
see
?)
P)
11
/WWVA
khena
khenut (khenutesh
khent (khentesh
see
languor;
disease,
2,
khenus
TO,
f
the
he has a
lizard in
K\
khenfa www -k
each hand.
&.
ga, arrogance,
anger.
D
Berg.
I,
khnum
month
www,
unguent.
khenfi.
khenfi
khncm
to
burn up,
to frizzle,
to fry.
KH
KH
[551]
Khnemtit
Ombos
^"JJi
l>
6l >
a goddess of offerings.
*
>
Khnemit www
fe^
Lanzone 112,
Jl|
zzz
*WWVA
breathe an
to
(1
1
CJ
to
odour,
out
give
smell
Khnem[it]
Ombos
I,
46, a hippopotamus-goddess.
Pap.
5, 12, to
suffer a beating
i.e.,
Khnem-ti
to
Copt.
'
U. 197, T. 76,
'
khnemm
N
Rev.
l,
'
6o8
jL|^I^^> T
>
13, 15,
^ j)jK^,Rec.3o,
V-i
2 oo,
/WWW J
yJ
A_J
26I >
to sniff, to smell.
ibid. 1
>
6,
\\
khnem
IV
m'
l
'
2 -'>
'
Khnem -nefer
'S
A/WV
I
smell,
odour
fl
AA/WW
Songs
Jl
^\
-CF^ KJ
Love
5, 2, breath,
a kind
khnem-t
^^,
j^Jj^J^,
of
Koller Pap.
4, 2,
to
nurse.
-
of a god.
bread or cake.
A/V
khnem
title
>
nostrils.
khnem
"
friend
khnem-t
khnem - 1
/WWW ^HW
/WWW
iron
DUID
**
"Good
^ "^,
Rev.
n,
136,
plur.
rHW
/www
_o*tr o
compare Heb-
in jewellery;
12) which
khnem-ti
\\
by
j:r\jt o
nficOvaros,
^ ^n.xoaus
nD7HN
(Exodus
the LXX rendered
"amethyst."
i.e.,
:\\
''
^_
khnemes
(WWVV
\\
a nursing woman, a
professional nurse.
khnem-t
mans
beer,
^O
Ql
/N d.
kP'
n
kindrf
ftP.
I
I
khnemes
A/WWA
IV, 874, to
mistress.
smell; var.
V\AVVA
khnemiu
khnemes
varr
fti'
'
friends, acquaintances.
!>
121,
/www
\
Jl
WWW
'
K^
-CKVi
Rec.
J ._CT^
(ih
I
ill'
to
IjJ
behave as a
friend,
KH
552
KH
to be
khenra
one, friendship.
,
concubine,
khnemes
harim
woman
JL,
IV, 978,
CJ
AAAAAA
Amen.
AA/WV\
_O^Ot
jj
25, 4,
%>ra^f
JJ >^1
fl
\
Jl
'
men
=
,
\\
khenr
i
MI
away,
',
fly,
Copt.
khenr
dignity.
khnemes
flying insect
Sallier II, 5, 6, a
tooth, tusk(?)
and
women.
khenr
t\
_CF\S
the apartments
^n"<=:
protectors.
if!'
of rank
khenrit
of the secluded
t\
fl
plur.
'
i,
friend, protector
47,
I, 6,
of the harim
<c=
Mar. Aby.
*AW
to take
destroyed, despoiled.
khens
j\ LCL^, T. 392,
U. 195, M. 766,
-R",
/wvw\
Tablet 41,
Statistical
l^i,
lost,
J\
JL
Hh. 306,
A,
IV, IO2O,
to traverse, to travel over, to stride over, to fly
=>
H:
Anastasi
I,
25, 8,
,
i
khenSEU
JL
(|
harness
corselet;
(?)
~ww
^v
khenr, khenra
>
^V,
7 11
khens
,Rec. 3 2, 176,
f]
H ^
,-/)'
%6>
A'Ol
:flT;
khenrr
ww
khenr, khenra
p. 496,
\AWW\
164, the
(]
&*Q.
^^(|(5^W,
^^
Khensit ^S
t|
plur.
fi
>www
(I
khensait
fiends, captives.
khenru
'
'
recluses
IM
/I
/WVAA
n't?,
A
Khens-ur
travel.
219, to
shut in.
27,
Khens[ui]
,
Rec.
WAAV
to trave
ni]A
(]
P. 691, travellers.
W\
AWWV
"
a goddess.
1>.
566
U. 527,
*AAW>
p
I
KH
553
KH
Khensu -Nefer-hetep
see
',
Ll
ULm'
Bekhten
learning, a
all
and conqueror of
evil spirits.
i,
/WW
a disease,
a god of
Stele,
skilled magician
khensit
1 ^> I
-21 O
vwwv T
/WWV\
languor.
illness,
khensu
putrefaction, stink
T
;
%>
*>
1
AA/WAA
preceding.
Copt.
Khensu-Nefer-hetep-Heru
JL %>,
Khensu
JIL
U. 510,
the
Horus.
Khensu - Nefer-hetep-Tehuti
Theban god Khensu-
the
the
'
AAA/W\
^\
_7T
aJJt?
Jj,
iU
the god of
the
1@1
/WWW T
Denderah
/?
iwww T ^\,
I,
22-,
the
Moon-god
Khensu-heri-ab-Benn-t
Nesi-Amsu
the
of the standard
Khensu-sa-Tekhit
Khensu-ur
T
/?
^*,
>
Lanzone34i,
'
%J
-If
Khensu-Sept
the
the
Moon-god
111
of Edfu.
the
Khensu-Shu
'
Khensu-Tehuti
Moon-god of
the
"twice
Stele,
Khensu
of Thebes, the
(SAAAAA
moon and
1
AA/WVA
local
cres ~
vv
khensh
Theban form of
a form of
<
title
worshipped
^,
at
\J
ii
/W\-
khnemes.
a plant
the
I
>O
I
g, u. 91, 92, N.
"7
*~w
i
(1
see
f?^)
khensh
of conception.
Khensu - em - Uas-t
a
1\
le
cent
Moon-god.
god was
khensem
Khensu-pa-khrat
360,
this
Moon-
Hermopolis.
arranger of
men's destinies.
Religion,
great,"
T e\VT
With the
Edfii.
of the
god of Ed fa.
/%
AAAAAA
181,
U. 588, M.
^p (\fv_-
Khensu-pa-ari-sekher-em- Uas-t
28,
^>
l^j'
<;___
Khensu-Behet
a form
of Khensu.
17, 14,
of Thoth.
78, an ape-god, a form
Denderah IV,
Moon-god
}\m$
Khensu -hunu
^^/VV\
Lanzone 343.
'
a form of Khensu.
1@%
/WWV\
Khensu-Ra
names.
Khensu
name
the tw
/wwvATUU
KhenSU
Thoth.
"traveller";
the
Khensu
inn,
;
'
as
Moon-god
,
I
used
in medicine,
KH
Rev.
putridity, stinkingness
554
113, to stink,
12,
f({|}
IV, 988.
Copt. cyitOUJ.
Khentiu &
Q
khenshit
fl
-iTa.
}
I
AAAAAA
ll
|
U
||
khent, khenti
AAftAAA
.-p.
A/VWVN
n-,
&
e>,
ffjjj
the
,{Tk
Bin
"
the
nose,
&,
face
I,
J3&
\\
il
Nubians;
i.e.,
Nome.
the Tanite
Khentiu Hen-nefer
i\.
fj|[]
rflh~'
jj|
Khenti Thehenu
rfIh'ffrtC>(fIh_
the
first,
is
f-i-i
(j
"\
Khenti
l\
n^
P.
^ ^0,
f|||1
]j||j,thegodofthem^a
589;
T -355>
plur.
in the
Khenti-aaut-f
r|||U$
forehead.
those
khentiu
'
f[
?)
(ul'
form
fi
"fv
37, 62, a
rvv/1
fight.
rjj||
v^
'
of Ptah.
Khenti-Aabtt
who go
\\
-www, AAWW
",
^
leader of the
khenti aha
khent
Rec
'
Palermo Stele,
forward.
or tribes
(1(1,
[)
P- 437,
U-569,
Khentu
dual
|(|;
rfl
11
1
the
iT' rffliT^'
he who
\\ U'
peoples
III ^ LJ O /~\ III
of Nubia and the Egyptian Sfidan.
,
khenti
ff||]
ffjj]
aforetime, formerly, previously, in advance, the beginning, the land south of Egypt ;
before,
1\
U. 37, before
before
thee.
.,
khentu WA
Ci
m
khentu
^^/^A^^
^
[2
N. 610;
^
,
with
<=>,
outside,
chief of Amentt, a
Pap.
(||
of Osiris
Khenti- Amentiu
rri
<=><=>
title
khenti
,
rfjh
11
1C
Jr
I.
1
mnenc
796,
ex
alted condition.
P re
,83,
filh
,1111111.
-
riTh
khentu
later
forms:
St
ft,
ffJ|J
in
him
Khenti-Amenti, Khenti-Amentt
riji)
Copt.
GJUUVT.
^^
U. 70,
KH
555
KH
fWV'
("1-1
Khenti-un
44,
title
,B.D.i 4 2,
f||^
6,
of Osiris.
173,
khentui
in the title
of those in
first
and
Amend
of Osiris.
litle
Set, the
"
'
"
Khenti -Amenti
Tomb
rjjh
of Seti
I,
of R;
Ra (No. 31)
PP /wwv\
rtlh
\\
Khenti- An
O
,
Khenti-petchu
(]
\\
the 75 forms
one- of tht
a gazelle-god,
M. 699, a
U -5S7,
title
of
Seker.
Khenti-men
Ber s-
r>
a form of Anubis.
" "
Khentt-an-t-s
name
the
iJTh
"
<=.
I]
_ VUV
C*
Khenti-men-t-f
Khenti-ar-ti
-^^s^,
fjjll
P.
U. 352,
ff[h
I
I 1 1
^-^
21
fH|]
P. 423,
~&^>~
[f[|]
1,
<
697,
.T),
V
^sxs>i4, N.
U. 73, P.
611, N. 334,
N. 31, 660,
[fl|f
72,
U.
i ]
mi"i
M> 6 ^'
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pp.
,-
H h
who
.IIIIHI.
""
M.
70,
=s=,
fj|]]
fffh^S^L'
N 98>
M.
carried
m ""^
Later forms are
[j
"""] A S
[}
heaven.
I
i"m"i
AA/WV\
\\
B.D.67,3,
-&
Aterti
Khenti -mena-t-f
<^
[fUl
I)
rfj
B.D. I27A, n,
f^
title
\\
all
_J
I,
AAAAAA
_S^
" Master of
and of
name
of a
^
i
"a
god of
title
I]
(]
*ZJ
M^
OdX
^^ ^
([\\\
of the
em
AAA/NAA
p-n
me ht agba
god Sebek.
teft
rffji
=>
^^
^,
"<gRec. 37, 6 1,
his sarco-
phagus.
23, a wind-god.
the
AA/WVA
45, the
Khenti
Khenti-uar-f
,,
(Ci
skin
of Osiris
>
Khenti
of
in in
Khenti-mentchet-ti a
r[
title
Horus.
of Osiris.
title
^.^
var.
Khenti-ankhiu
N. 850, a
^^^
Khenti-Ment
Mar. Aby.
>
fl
'
Klienti-aat
flllf
"
I,
1
I
a form of Horus.
Khenti-a-t-Ament
N. 23, a god
j*"s
'
goddess;
"
Jift.,
Egypt.
the living
,.
363,
f[[r|
fV
r\
P.
65,
K^=^
r^.
p,
\\1
V\J
/ww
->
^^ AAAAAA (LLLLUJ.
r\>.
6,
ffHl^,
^s-^^SL'
"
Khenti
^,
r[[h
r[j}f
Khenti-Naarutef
fjjji
^)
Berg.
KH
Khenti-n-ar-ti
<www
ffjt]
T. 198,
',
*yw>A<2>-
3i, ^.(i^J,
^J,R*c.
^
^*^
*
'
1m)
moon was
o o o,
P.
town
his
"
"chief of
.,
of Osiris.
title
,89,
^w^^^
rjjj]
title
N. 908, a
god.
rf,,
11111
fl
c3
T. 40, a star-god.
Khenti
title
& <=^> *
'
'*
^^
'
of Osiris.
({]]]
oa^\
%3==
\\
Khenti-heh
B.D.
of Osiris.
title
iwww
Khenti-hut-f rflh
^
Wv/WV
^Q
\\
IV,
^||^^,Hh.
^
Khenti-heh-f
Q
^-,
\\
f]l
ra 'v
"
[
Q ^
flm
o
6 1, a
title
ra
Edfti
of]l
'v
i,
9,
title
(J
28,
4,
who guarded
Khenti-Het Anes
the
\\
~
rf|ji
<i
ci
10,
one of
7,
fffh^TO
_ <K
I
J),
i_i
Mar. Aby.
45, a
I,
tomb
Khenti-khati
"^
fl
r",
rfjh
of Osiris.
Khenti - Khas
B.D. 42,
Rec.
boat.
of Thoth.
4, 28,
AAAA/^
99,
\/
chief of eternity
a title of Osiris.
Khenti-Heq-antqh
^3
I, 3,
"
ioi;see
Khenti-heh-f.
tesheru
fl
Khenti-Heser-t
HD
11
i,
Khenti-hespu m
Q^l,
/*%
(f]j|
Khenti-Rastau
'
CD
one of
10,
(?)
of Osiris.
World of Memphis
II,
'I'ombs
>
Khenti - heri - ab - he
n
title
Khenti -nefer
B.D. 142, 69, a
^3 ^*
'
the 36
neper
master of grain
F=^
P===;1
Seti
,
rf[
5 1,
(]
a god.
Khenti-He-t res-utcha-t
,
o *
952,
JTL
Rev.
'
of Osiris.
Khenti-en-Sa-t
Berg.
rfj
Khenti-heri-t
Khenti-Nunu-t
a
rffli
1
M. 35 8,
"
Khenti- henthau
visible.
Khenti-nu-t-f
4,
>k'
when
B.D. 30 A,
i,
'
''
the Sky-god
KH
'
rffi
cs
'
556
belly,"
i.e.,
Horus
in
womb
the
Greek form
Khenti-hensekt-t
fl
A
^X-
^m
^~^,
Khenti-kha-t-anes
a god
Y Berg.
I,
3,
one of the
who guarded
[||f]
Khenti-kheri
rf|h
11111
Ci
r*, Q
Osiris.
ffl
*,
KH
and Ram.
one of the 36 Dekans ; Gr.
Tombs
of Seti I
Denderah
II,
KH
557]
Khentt - sebkhet
,
X //r
name
the
"
M.
name
the
/VWW\
-r-l
^n
*L
I
*r*
"\
rjih
crown.
c
\\
^~
{)
ft\\\
58
37>
(0
of Osiris;
title
a form of Ptah.
(2)
I
Khenti-seh-neter
ID
11
\\
of
title
Khentt-thes
IC3
ea
H h
^^
Anu-
^IT\
[fihT 12'
'
'
Khenti -Tenn-t
1C royal
of a serpent of the
Khentt-senut-s
P. 433,
?)
(y\
is
...
QQ s
11111
\oi>7ax/><.
a
pp AAAAAA
H h
Khentt -ta-shema
II, 10,
85,
bis.
ItLiLAanatesI.
y
Gr. 2e<r/t.
AAAAAA
Jj
Ombos
II, 130,
rffK
11
5
^ j,B.D.
iQ ^^f
"
141,110,
<C^
(1
^~
j)^ ^
I!
^*
,
A fT}
y
5,
ff\
^^^
^j'
title
khent
rffll
of Osiris.
w
Khentt-sekhet-s
a
name
be shut up enclosed
confined, imprisoned.
to
1
U
'
.'
khent
0|Q
[[|^
Methen
'>>ii
title (?)
,,
^,
i
I!
111
oi; 5x-
fl
Khenti-Tesher-t
\\
c.
1
Tuat
Khenti-seh-kaut-f
^^^,
(f]j)
fjj
a goddess.
(-*H A/*
Khenti -thethef
Khentit-seh-neter
P.
M. 66 3
672,
(1
Khenti-Sek hem
rflh"
B.D. 83,
6,
filii
\\
f\
to the public.
>
khenti
\\
of
and of
title
,
I
C71
Horus
Menu.
Mar. Aby.
B.D. 142, IV
3,
title
P.S.B.
khenti
in
in'
Khenti-she-f(P)
Tuat
J]
C~3
khent
AAAAJ
I,
an ape-god.
khent, khenti
Khentt Shepsit
I,
in,
Denderah IV,
Khenti-Qerr
I,
AA/WAA
shrine, sanctuary;
Amen. 6,
r\
m|
\N
!'
T^"iirr"',
,
Tomb
khent
Qb
>
garrisons, forts.
6).
^^UUU
plur.
M.
/I
1 .-^
Khentiu kau f^
P. 436,
V\
61, a warrior-god.
pp.
of Seti
[||{]
Xl
/wvw\
X
;.^
a serpent-goddess.
Khenti-shenen (?)
(f[h
bos
42, the
of a temple.
'
Om-
khenta
(1
sepulchres.
who
I-T,
khenti
Mar. Aby.
II, 37,
6,
10,
hall
of Osiris.
__
I,
46, courtiers.
\\
Khenti-she-t-aa-perti
office,
2,
KH
khent
^,
harim, a concubine
in a
'
'
the
title
who
raI^-i]
harim
hari
T?"
41-
of
~~
khent
',
t\
khentu a
[fjj]
V, 666, dishes,
bowls.
of a funerary priest.
>
^. ^s,
^d ^,
MI
KhentU
Tuat x, a god
khenti
khenti
damned.
beautiful w<
women.
ami khent
khent
,
plur.
04-5,
&
^_
Khenti-ast-f <s^
jj
Thes.
'
fl
T T T
/www JH
O
Cl err: 000
KH
for
f~^,
lady
558
class of
>\\
>
dlll'lS
Tuat VII, a
>
>
&
111'
'
Ci
o'
IV,
III
IV, qOO,
1219,
>
khent
khent
'
^]
khent
ll
throne with
^'
Rev.
be happy; WVAA
-A
about
\\
j\
<
\\.
n,
>
i
khenti
n,
steps.
<o
rrr~i
at
pleasure;
with
IV,
<fy,
i-TT-i
The
letter
'1064;
jy,
fl
to
to a(^ vance
k^g
to
'
forward,
\\
promote a man
march south-
to high rank, to
wards.
sign I-K-I
sh,
as
is
de Rouge proved.
khent
khenti
i
\\
,
(1(1
(jf[|
iHi
Dream
Peasant 36
sj^,
plantation
Stele
\\
\\
-/l
,
a-W-'
Ci
wwv
southwards
upstream, to sail
Copt, p/jurrr,
^tottT.
,
\\
ffHi^
Pap.
\\
ff
/WA'W
\\
/WWNA
M
I
AAAAAA
,
A
V\
-JfT"
\\
\\
A- A
4'
D^crets
106,
inn r-n-^
IV, 407,
[jj
(fl
IV,
169,
-.
djf)
[jj
rflh
ibid.
,ibid. 31,20,
...
><=\
,
jV^$'
...
\\
V\
00
c.
khenti, khenti
3024, 79.
IV,
l=y' o
sail
grove, shrubbery.
[j|f|
"to
khenti
fHh7^
/WWW
AAAAAA
m.
26,
ww
crocodile.
,
A.Z. 45,
\\
Khenti
~ "
ffjjl
^ex
\\
-sa^^-,
rf[j]
Peasant 119,
the Crocodile-god.
it
and
KH
many
orchard,
trees, grove,
559
pleasure ground
KH
^w 3=T
khent
u. 206,
Copt. cyan.
m
khenti sha
irrigation
fern,
*WW\.A
ft\\\
JH
fl
f"V/\/l \
/~\ s~-
iflhc^jj^sJj'
*>\
\\\
in
A.Z.
io6
P. 76,
M.
P. 148, 610,
N. 719,
O
>
khenti tata
varr.
fjjj^
Roller
2, 9,
^Xf\^,
".tf
P. 604.
Anastasi IV,
ar>
D&rets
pi'"-,
T. 371,
Q
af>
or person
official
(?)
2,
a rope of a boat.
7,
khent
~wlw
-^'
c=> V//
33
'
'
Tl 35 ' 3
'
'
khentu
>
baker.
khentuf
khent
Rev. 13, 21
-www .,.Q
>
Targ.
AAAAA
Copt, cy<s.rrreq.
khent
khenth
AA/W\A
v\
khent
^,
Heruemheb
c-=^a
y^
>^
9,
3024,
j^ap.
69, to rejoice.
,'
to sail u P strearn
khent
<?
/WWV\
/WVA/W
.WWW
(JM
> ,
khentu
^5,^.
^ -
_A
march, to travel ;
j\
A.Z.
A,
to walk, to traverse, to
=1
crocodile.
khentch
var.
88,
stridings.
^
khentut
-K<N\>
Hearst
Pap.
priestesses of Neith,
dancing women.
'
Hh. 396,
OO IS
"^111
'
A.Z. 1908,
.A ^,
\
to travel > to
8,
leg,
"1%
Recfj H)
(p
<
^, B.D. 125,
stride.
thigh of an animal.
khentch
Khent
march, to
khentch
khentchu
w^~\
c^> ^
"
j\
khentu
khent
Rec. 30,
/WWVA
97,
\\
14, 6,
1872,
],
^St'jr^
www
see
\\
khenti
/WWW
;
garden, orchard
w \\
www
21,
^)
"
ft^/WW
^\
thigh" in Sekhet-Aaru.
Khent-Hepui
^^ii, B.D. 99,
n,
(?)
-^ ^
Khent[it]-her
^y^j,
Berg.
I,
17,
khentch
spices.
of a bull.
www
^Ov
khentchem
and
P. 705, parts
khentchui
\\
\
A/sAAAA
Copt. ^IHIJUL,
f$, P.S.B.
KH
kher
Q,
af<"
Book
of Breathings
c >>
I,
23, a preposition,
-^^
-WWVA
~~
=,<=>
<
O |,
7=^
for ever;
^i^
(1
^^=^>,
^>,
Jr*
(WWVV
IM
they
man who
by a
\\
(i.e.,
with himself
is
alone)
V$
'
h^
kheru ta
?j?, }
tnun<^ er >
^Ss>%
|
M. 773,
P. 662,
^ _J,
kher
^,
I (2
Copt.
Amen.
^\,
Kheru
ne roar
kheru tau
Kheru-qera
kher re -a
'
|^
ga
kheru qera
they disappear;
i.e.,
KH
withthee;
560
23,
8,
B n
|%^
i.e.,
^
.,
kher
Amen.
22, 5.
Kher <|>
Jj
j,
kher
a conjunction; var.
kher
kher
it is
^^^
<^
to
fall,
.'
?'
to
fall
light
overthrow.
kherkher
T.
^^3^,
Shipwreck
to destroy, to
5 7,
be destroyed
132,
to root up,
Copt, cyopcyp.
kherit
*,
N.
282,
CD ^Qj
66
^a%>^j>,
kheru
plur.
S^7 JTk
chief,
overthrow,
defeat,
^>
^>
down, to
.2^, U.
U. 263, P. 72,
a god.
4,
-/I,
related that.
>
kher, kheru
148,
P. 226,
21, 43,
Jl^.Rec.
said,
<r
u. 305, 542,
<;,
T. 297,
seize.
^\ ^^ ^i
/
defeated
foe,
'
a vanquished
man
slain
plur.
Copt.
kheru
from
em pe-t
heaven,
kheru
1 12
Copt.
sound
thunder
o,
remm <z;
shemait
kherit
kheru heri
damned, creatures
singing voices
kherit <J
OO^^
35
*?
>
h e dead, the
kheru
q;
,
i
Rec.
KH
32 ' 8s
'<L^.i'
Hh. 541,
'
EH
[561]
ibid
3i ' 27
state, condition,
'<^
<r=>
i,
<c^>
lords of destiny;
^z?
yearly
wounds, gashes,
kherit
i,
slaughter.
**
kheru
/Q.
Israel
k,
Two Lands
Stele 19,
one
Egypt)
(i.e.,
<=>
Vs.
_cr^-
of the
affairs
311
c.
state.
kheru
P.
%>,
688,
-j|
|,
possessions, property.
.,
<>
A
kher-t ab <?> \ O,
cz
U
foe,
enemy, criminal
plur.
IV, 651,
IV, 658,
Jl
O,
the
Kheru-ab
Berg.
,,
V'
I,
10,
a birdgod.
kher
650,-
'
necropolis, ceme-
grave, tomb,
tery.
kher en ahaut
L-fl'
storehouse.
kher
Nesi-Amsu
32, 14-42, a
form of Aapep.
Kher
kher
1 2,
33,
kheru
ii,
twine, to tie
^
(?)
from which
kher
Rec
<
it
TtT)T
is
<d>
the
J, a mistake for
14, 137,
fft^v
ft,
Rev.
UjoX.
-
IX > *69>
inter-
Copt. cyoX.
<^
(1(1
-^
93
wood
Khera
made.
up
Rev
5
n, 173 = Copt.
<TO)X (Revillout).
B^.^ ^ ev
kher <=>,
o o o
swamp.
low-lying land,
Rev.
khera
eject fluid.
boat, ship.
3 9, Rev.
ff^ffv
pour out, to
kher
o
f\'
_&Ji^\\.
Nesi-Amsu
kher
to
Annales
>
9,
155,
B.D. 109,
9,
myrrh;
a goddess,
(j
< >
mother of the
calf
c=
J, to know.
\^
rJI
varr.
ill
\>
JT
kherau
which belongs to someone, possessions,
property, goods, substance, nature, what is
that
affairs,
<n
kherra * _
fi
fl
&
(late form),
destruction, overthrow.
1
KH
562
KH
^-
9,
kherp
TT
It
<r=>
n.
<2 H
DC
MJ, to lead, to
be master, to excel, to be
under
(or
haughty
in
<^>0^
D
kherpit
<^=>^=^,
O A
_^>
11,156,
cyP n
steersman of the
boat of Af.
the
'
to be
"
'
III, a form
of Osiris.
Tuat
<?=>
Kherp Heru-em-hetep
name
the
Kherp seh
o
_
gs,
O,
vent
,
i
the
dawn,
Letopolites.
T. 87,
M. 240,
iv, ioo 7l
Nome
y 31 landlord
and
Xo'is,
divine chief;
of
Copt. ttjtopn.
LK
,
title
i_l
kherpu
< > *=ty
LJ
Cynopolis,
Kherp neteru
Copt.
first;
chief priestess
(?)
kherp <~> ^^
direct,
tribute, to
<> L=/l ^,
hat)
<>},<>}
Jj,
U
Gynaecopolites.
in front, to present,
superior,
10, 8,
/I
kherp ab
Amen.
"ii,
75
3(1
o,
kherp-t}a
the
<==>^_=(J, <c=>tt
;<=>
steersman, captain.
M. 6 4 i,<fb>,IV,7 4 6
to
i.e.,
*
,
get
up
early
Copt.
kherp
chiefs,
foremen,
\A
$f=u>,
title
H.
^
Rec. 33,
6,
of
director
of the crew; 6
hrn
ft, chief
3,
c~zi
cQ
^^
lords.
kherp
II
Rec.
wardens, superiors
bailiffs,
the
throne,
title
title
(} ffl
kherem
hasten
and of Horus
ft
title
[1
title
title
4,
identified
Rev.
by
12,
16, to
Copt.
Kherm'u
a mytho-
<
logical crocodile.
Khermuti
of a priestess;
two thrones, a
B.D.
32, 24, a
director of the
fl
Kherefu
ill
ofSais;
>
Qb,
Anubis
of
'
of Thoth
Nesi-Amsu
form of Aapep.
kheres, khersek
of the high-priest
-/l,
L-fl.
to destroy; var.
var.
3gP, Rec.
2,
,N. 6 1 8,
128,
title
title
of a
of a priest;
ft
priest;
U%
"^ 2\'
Kherserau _^
B.D.
(Sa'ite)
Sun-god.
162,
5,
a Nubian
(?)
title
of the
KH
563
KH
Khersek-Shu <!
to
khekhth
B.D.
name
the
125,
to
fight,
(?)
I*-
struggle.
khekht * *
Hh
2I S. to invert to
tun upside down.
turn
\f
e=3 A'
Maati.
Khersek-kek
khesu
'
05
'
ti
I
31, the
service book.
khes
K
to tie
-/r
IT
<=E>^\
khes
Hearst Pap. IV,
,
i
i
i
in a bundle.
up things
khershu
ii,
khes
IP
'
well(?)
Rec.
127,
2,
*,
to
T,^,
Bol ,
Knersn
(=*
<=>
f
K v
t=sfc=i,
khersh <=>\tr,
"
'
khesut
156.
17,
-/)
Rechnungen
Rec-
bundle.
iv,
171,
khes
Thes.
1288,
spindle.
khesi -2-,
'
56
building.
to,
\\
bundle
i,
TtTtT
of
c=a
fl
bouquet;
vegetables,
Jf
IV, 1079,
fruit
ei
(1(1
\X,
kheskhes
H
khersh
were
vegetables
onions";
<s
<dp>
tied
"
compare a
Rec.
<,
v
plur.
i
khersh-t
khekh
ic.
khess
Jt.
khess
2.
_-sl
khesa
a bundle of arrows.
a kind of
-^
^\
-Kiss-
a kind of tree,
anti, or incense.
4,
^Rec.
a kind of anti, or
incense.
'
o,
o
of
string
A.Z.
1899, 96,
tamarisk
(?);
\\
_2T
o4
Copt.
neck, throat
of the tamarisk
)&.>.
(?)
khesait
khekh
*^^,
Hearst Pap.
used
Khekh
a
var.
ill
in
Khekh nemm-t
a
medicine;
khesa
^'
IV) 5 48>
of a plant
com
IQI"^^ 00 fft'
"
Gr. Kaaala.
'o
W, leather strap,
thong.
khesas
name
"^,^
i,
9,
sons of Mehurit.
A A *
of Ra.
to hasten.
khekh (khakha?)
135, to
make
khekh
ness, night.
A.Z.
45
Khessi
_/]
A, A
'
!>
khekhu
a leve1 what
'
29is
3,
Ml
UU.
R ec.
Tomb Ram.
6,
153, a
IV,
god who
equal
to
something
else.
assists
(1
'SX
kheseb
-Jr.
9 J
1),
559>
V'.
drive
re ulse '
to
? one?s course.
out of
2
KH
khesbeb
M.
P. 204,
fl
(liJ^
^1
564
KH
J J, u. 603,-
*$<-*.
2 4i
*3~~
^^. "v\ *K .
to drive
khesbet
A*
back an answer to a
^,
khesbet
o o r
to
khesbet
tax;
be blue, to shine
J*^>
like heaven.
_/i*
SI
lapis lazuli.
opposed,
xY
resistless
lapis lazuli;
lapis lazuli of
iv, 701,
send
to
to abate or remit a
^: un-
Copt. CCOOJCJ.
Rev., dishonoured,
"
=i
'..''
,-
repulse,
J]
(1
Khesef-netem
the
name
"^=^,
93,
639
27> 57
3I> 28>
'
Khesef -at
117,
.
adversaries.
Tuat X, a
^^.
Rec
M.
'
Khesfu _f
'
Stele,
PP nents
N. 54
khesbetch
'
P.
bluish.
i
8 pj
Palermo
>
r?Pli''jl
of a building.
khesfll
,
>
"
the name
55A, IV, 195,
repulse of the Antiu
of the festival that commemorated a great defeat
of the enemies of Egypt in predynastic times.
khesbet arit
In
"
c
]
to treat
Khesef Antiu
khesbet maait
A.,
xY MI
obstacle; plur.
Babylon.
L=/l,
^L^ xY_
xY
khesf-t
r-
-A"
letter,
^f
shame, ignominy
^Jj
xY
""
khesefu _JL \\
khesbet
&
with contempt;
blue cloth.
punish, to
-S- ^Sj Q
ft,
resist, to
a furrow, to plough.
Pap. 3024,
*T*)'
khesbau
-T- T *%
Jj
Israel Stele 8,
304, N.
COUrSe
light-god.
^fc
the
Khesbetch
the blue god,
i.e.,
Khesbetch
fl
-^\ ^,
Horus
i.e.,
(?)
var.
i,
Jl
khesef
M iss on
D
.
^ u
>
323,
22 ">>
?
bird or insect.
i
<==>
Berg.
4- L-fl-
Nesi-Amsu
a
S I0 >
'
Edfu
I,
35, a
lion-
god.
Khesef -her
|||<5Z>-
khesper
13,
I.
Kbesef-nerit
J "^
5^^.
o
M.
(?)
ar-ti (?)
Illllllll
P. 93,
Horus
Khesfu -au-s
3024, 29,
L-
"y
form of Aapep ;
I,
34, a crocodile-god,
Mil'
j
company
of
fiends.
fli
4th Arit.
KH
565
KH
Khesef-her-khemiu
khesflt
'
^ UU
xJL
;
z=ax.
khesfut
Khesef - khemiu
khesem
!
""*' IV
-J-
(|(|
I07I>
>
Thes.
,
'
Khesef- khemit
******
***** ,D.E.
46,
a kind of boat.
Hh.
*
shrine,
sanctuary;
1286,
^$\
plur.
20, Thes.
28,^1.
see
Denderah
^c,
.Berg. 11,9,
N. 1065,
nth
<=>
l<^>/^, M.
M. 760,
the goddess of the
24,
kheser
IV, 84;
III,
p
v
Tuat
I,
one of the
khesef
*^^, M.
fl
712,
xY
"t
kheser
Thes.
J^~;,
70,
1199,
Khesfit-smait-set
IV=^^=>,
601,
Jl, to
u. 609, p.
<rr> \=#
P- 350.
guides of Ra.
^^,
N. 1325,
i'
Kheser kek
L-J'^Sli
= khersek.
to destroy
the
thing.
khesteb
khesefu
I,
"
ooo
^11,
VJ
homage.
khesef
[1
^,
Hh
437,
peg,
picket (?)
khest
fl
*J
C?w
WVV
&T
khestt
_CTVS-
Khesef-hai-hesq-neha-her
A - -
O,
Hh.
221, to perish.
S-
"
N. 175,
night.
9 Pf ^,
I
uL ^T<>
T. 354,
to sail
p J
up the
river.
C"
"
^)
^.jj
O O O
khestetch
lazuli.
n^^^Q^,
khestch
(1
khesfut
a sailing, a journey upstream.
TCnnn
khesef
rot,
-f
JU
dry
rust(?)
>v
^-\
f^J\ *C-^ O
nth
hour
of
of
the
the
goddess
night.
II
^J
N. 879, -St-*^3
Khesfit-seba-em-perit-f .'.*.
I
N. 126,
o nloo
Y!
1
144,
loin-cloth.
T. 288,
N. 885,
T.
fl
"^
o p "SIIf, P.
2
ooooo,
442,
KH
M. 546, N. 1125,
566
KH
khet "~",
r\
impaling pole;
impaled.
khestcheb maat
R ^,
Jiiiir O
"*")
real
lazuli
lapis
see
khesbetch,
khesbet,
khesh
\\
^y
T
^>
to
dance,
perform
\\
TVfol
(1
LD
WH>
.2^ TVTtT
2
khet aakh-t(?)
>
H TtTtT
khet aatcher
"
Median
<~
3!
TTT
.- ^y-yy<y y
tTTYltfnN, Esther
i,
v\
off,
open.
"
M. 616,
J?]||
^-*-
Kheshterp
Stele of Ptol.
Pers.
a(n/>u.T>)i,
>
schriften, 215,
and Behist.
forms
^TTT
and
ei-uT/it'nriiv,
D^Sn^TOJnN.J
Ew* E^m^
For the
t?TT
^TI
^!T
t^I
^^
kheqir
5^
V">
V">
see
sail
tree,
cotton plant
branch of a
fjl
Copt. cy(J"Hp.
555
'
Ar
wheat,
life,"
2,
*"
w* ^
To Q
the
"^ ? %
"^ i
'
hair
"S,
Jr in'
khet
30,
"
kam ^*
/"I
,
I
SJ*^"
wood,
tree,
-,
"wind
pole, "i.e.,
mast;
plur.
'
^
Rec. 30,
Copt, eye
67.
khet thagu
Shipwreck 59,
^2
'
grain, foodstuff.
khet tau(?)
33).
'!'
plur.
A.Z. 1900,30,
tablet,
.V,
III
i
975.
khet tesher
IM a
&
431,
white wood.
cine.
Rev.
(?)
khet hetch-t
a boat or
o O O
khet en shen
khet shem
i^^'ship;
khet s^-
p.
Clay, Business
Rev., to
khekrek
"staff of
-^
Jour. As.
O fMW
MC
AAWV\
"
?TT *"TlE TTT
da
I,
'
vn
'
-r-,
Xerxes.
phagua
AAAAAA -5-
ft
1
coffin
wv^v\
^,
o
w
^)
medicine.
in
khet en ankh 2~
to slit
^J)
Kheshrish
i
"""
16.
U
i
^y-
khet ut-t
to cut
kheshb
of a special kind of
??T,
2 9 6,
^^
khet aua
"
E JJ^ ^, Babyl.
^^, Aram.
"-ff^
jy
Ahasuerus; Pers.
N.
wood.
Xerxes
3>
made
Amherst
\\
.JJPNS'
gymnastics.
kheshkhesh
\X 00 -^^
'
Khshairsh
SJ
"*"
'
i
trees of every
;
kind.
planks or beams.
khet
.grain
vv
red
wood
KH
KH
[567]
khetit
U^T
some-
grain.
kheti
D,
Tab.
Stat.
heap of
5,
<-
M^
an engraver of
letters
\s
grain; plur.
Rec
27> 2i9>
i m'
Anastasi
o
i
"
khetiu
khetkhct
:>'
6, 26, reapers.
^t
c,
/I'
^-,
\,
stroy, to
*V\
Rev.
14, 8.
I,
Ill
khet
^r/]
Annales
^
the sides of
hills
X]
Copt.
on
khet-t
n,
a writing
kheti
terraces.
khet
<
nnm
an engraved
103,
Khet
tree
myrrh
A.Z.
nmn
1905,
seal.
Rev.
116
13,
decree.
22, 7,
up the judgment
stairs
^
w
khet
to
the
,'
&?**
which
Rec. 30,
Q, Thothmes III
fD
penetrate;
hrone on
J
Osiris sat.
192,
"thy
V\
-Cr^
Stele, to piexce,
[0
'
:
T~
penetrateth every
country."
roaring
a land
khet
*^r-r-
seat of Osiris.
Khet aa
khet
which held
"^
A.,
A.
behind someone or
to be
o
= ikhet;
!
,-r-S,
ao
to
III
a measure of land.
followers;
I,
>0
khet en nuh
*/wwv
'
TO, 77,
Rec.
^^
"^
6, 98, -^-^-
rv
all
Q, Rec.
i
,P.S.B.
4, 24,
S"
^ = 40
under
my
direction;
em
khet
,o
Egyptian cubits,
come
plur.
-4h \\
U Jl
after, posterity,
.A
those
who
descendants.
AA^/^/*A t _
khet nuh
fl
khetkhet
^
vl, carpenter
(?)
U. 336,
P.
227,
A.,
Copt.
2
N 4
KH
568
KH
'
march
to follow, to
2k8
to pass away,
after,
seals
property).
rooms ;
IV,
up valuables; Heb.
khet per
~^ ^
(?)
to
"servant,
-A
^\ c=n,
domestic.
Khet Heru
khet-ta
khetemti
earth.
Khetiu Geb
r^-^
4.21, sealing
khetemi 9 Q
u. 606
""
A,
Ilos
>,
V1
felJ,
Khetiu-ta
^
Jm
^^
/$j^
is
Jfy
khet
&h
J^l
~^'|\
-OQ.
seal
B.D. iS3A,
27,
5,
plur.
who
ffl-
Coronation Stele
4,
"^^^
the god's seal-bearer.
g^
X^) v&,
287, seal-
27,
maker.
(?)
the
P.S.B.
JS
a.
*,
class of
khetemt
fiends.
under
seal
,/p\}
^) ^ I
valuable
objects
,
|
>
I
to sail
North; see
down
>otc,.
"^
/^~\
Khet-t
^Awv^
AA/WW
^*"^' ^^^AAA
a canal in Memphis.
^^rfll^-
khet aa
8,,'
purposes;
IV
"^.,
'
754' a fattened
khet aa goose.
^"^
>
i
.,
i
Pap. Hunefer
I,
17
wK.
irrrm'
'
mrni
imm
>
[TTTTn
"
III
P-^ Q A Z ^o 8
-
Q \\Q'
^\ Q
o Jj^s-
^
i
P. 697, seal of
Taf In 22 two
Heb. Dnln.
-
>
seal rings;
Q J^,
|,
khet
imrn'
khetem-t
^^ *^
a kind of goose;
fe^,
the gods
""
*"
Ww
agreement, treaty;
<^
i
i
^^
^Y)
"fi
c
^
Khetasar
khetem
the
'
kheta
III'
name
of a
Hittite king.
a rectangular plot
of land.
Kheti
'
the serpent
khetem
money
x>
Q
*
'
A.Z.
i
teben.
13, 438, a unit
jj
of a
crown.
'
],
Copt.
1908, 47,
inrrn
P.S.B.
!,
stamped bread.
Q
^iii AMI^III
MI Q
the ornaments
khetemu Q
of value
L^/l,
69,
Ijj
cake,
12 of these
khetem Q
khetem
Rechnungen
t^,
cp
6 a
,^\)
khetem Q
*
ring
Wvv
contract, agreement.
Mamu.
kheteb
f\
khetem
khetem
im,
**
IV,
66r,
Q r^j,
KH
K
Q,
blockhouse
fortress,
fort,
569
KH
khett
Rec. ir,
20, water-skin;
van
k^
Q.
tr
khetemiu
^
fort.
y^a Jj
^
khet
<-^=~^
khet
to
go back,
i
I
retreat.
khettu
khetemit
ii,
t^()(|
khetu
a sealed place.
(rmiinn.
ground.
'
fish.
kheteb
for
i
AAAAAA
rW>AAA
AAAAAA
khetem
Tuat
Khetra
keeper of the
3rd Division of the Tuat.
'
III, the
cattle
\\
129,
stream, to
to close
.,
-*
Rev. 13,
2,
khetemu
khet, khett
marked
Sf
branded
cattle,
for sacrifice.
to sail
*-
kheter
the North.
sail to
stream
khet
'
IV,
'
687,
Khetchtch
t_Tl
$, Ombos
1,
ford, passage.
wvw
(j
<-^^
running
water.
khett
\\l
:i~rr-r,\. .
tank, pool.
khet
blue, bluish.
khetem
I,
birds,
\\
<*M
P iece of
khetem-t ^ Q
down
jar, vase.
B.D. 64,
stream,
running water.
khetcha-a
needy
(?)
50, a
KHA
KH,
kha
570]
and
Copt.
indifferently
<fa
N.
KHA
KH,
=*
cso.
^M
the
company
P.
N. 9 63,w
Af)
Kha[-t]-Kheprer
I,
'
35, a form of
Berg.
Isis.
kha-t
'
"ill),
t^\
"
i(
f
,
son.
kha-ti
7,
^/^'
of
J*^
" _Ke& O
32, 79 (var.
+!),_ ^,N.
M 59,
204
^,
f^|
\\
(=Da
M. 338, N. 864
his
i.e.,
own
kha-t
of gods
^_^
**
temple ;
womb
body, belly,
body
(of a temple).
plur.
*~='*
kha-t
T. 4 8,
V,
'
one birth;
at
M =
cited
calm;
(~\
"72*.
60,
wet mass;
JtSIA
=>
>
/VAA/WV
or 13 stars;
****
AAIVWN
WA*
kha-t
^5i
H
C_J.
people, mankind.
man
Thes.
m,
a dry mass;
*****
*****
***
house of 8
\>
plur.
or
V*AA/V\
"
I)
w} ****
ja^lA
13
Copt.
'
II
(j
cool,
125,
45,
fi
^)
A.Z.
III
W-e
iSCi
,.,,,
*=
ea
Q nun
kha-t
council
Rec.
Heruemheb 4, assembly,
kha-t
8,
""S^
'
first
\\
generation
generations of men
-| |-
to place oneself
on the
belly,
prostrate; *U
told
.^^
^^c, wvwv
--^\
him
ri
c^>
^^
III
/wwv<
ill
people
Hymn
\\
vaA-
\\\
VAV
'
Q
heart, of the
belly of heaven
sycamore;
"
Darius
Ci
the body,
dead
^
;
in
~j|
Anu,
Kha-[t]-aa-t
N.
65,
^ *p
Jfl
i.e.,
P. 172,
-l
_
B.D. 163,
T. 284, P. 83,
i.e.,
issue,
i,
Osiris).
kha-tiu
full
'
corpse,
Ra.
jf^JjIlA
=>
of stars;
body,
/~y
,
Body
9,
mummified body
the Great
"
**~~
(5
"i
to lie
their affairs.
kha-t
/.<?.,
i.e.,
secretive dis-
position
o*.
intestines, Copt.
"
M.
32,
children;
C^N
<
i,
..
KHA
KH,
^i
KH,
[571]
khakha-t
in general,
storm
ttfl.
KHA
jl
'
j|
compare
khaut
Copt.
kha
general slaughter, massacre.
kha
"*
kha-t
ur
As
khatt
,
i
the land of
T. 286
E3n"^^,
khaa-t *^
dirt '
'
filth,
W _C^S
P. 1
c^>
i6B, 29,
Stele 30,
swamp, marsh
^^.U
^>
body,
47.
belly
Copt.
quarry, mine.
"
c=a,
to force
woman,
plur
M.
P. 38,
(g
khaa
unm
khaa-t
Kubban
162,
&HT.
sickness.
^ %,
kha-t
M.
T. 180, P. 525,
l\<$.
kha-t
148
disease,
^^,
*-=>
sepulchre.
Pap. 3024,
'
IV,
the
1184,
swamps
of
Egypt.
khaut
Amen.
khaa
skins, hides.
kha nu hemt
1
rust .
crush
(?)
to mix.
c
(0
khaaut
'
7, 6,
^j
.'
verdigris.
refuse,
dung,
filth;
emissions.
kha-t
,Rec.3o,2i7,
khaa
DDID
Rec.
10,
X,dust(?)
H
plur.
khaait
house, dwelling.
EUD
*1
var.
>
^'
cut,
khaam
kha
to
irnrn
to
used
_.
in
to
by rubbing.
split,
to force
to suppress, to
make
to bend,
khaamu
men
paying homage.
218, to crush, to bruise, to pound, to mix by
khaaq
pounding.
kha
>,
2'
^ ^^,,
<$.
J\x
o,
(?)
to cut, to shave.
kha-t
\\
barber
;
i
shavin g his
f
customers.
KHA
KH,
khaaq
^P
572
razor.
neck,
Go1
.^ r aO'
khaaqe-t
KHA
KH,
Rec.
3,
IV 338;
"^
*^J ^, Treaty
i)
2,
to kend, to
Jl
171.
khapa
to
Copt.
8, altar.
var.
i
'
I2> 99,
"
throat.
khait
khab
Ham
'
Ebers Pap.
72,
prostrate oneself.
khapa
medicated
**5
to
16,
chew.
eat, to
tablets,
pastilles.
bead.
rsan
^
khapnen en nub
bending, bowing.
IV, 200,
9,
'
000
Khapri
1
i^flfl
khaf
to seize, to grasp.
to
khaft
to
steal,
plunder;
Copt.
moral obliquity,
khabuit
2, 4,
*-=
%>
(j (j
J^-
wickedness.
kham
Love Songs,
khamu
bent staves.
khab-t
plur.
>
scythe, sickle;
=a
&
Vv
*\
Rec.
$!
I
1
'
Rec
2 9>
47'
u8,
3,
khamm
Osiris.
to wreathe
fl, to
decorate
,41;
,
(?)
plur.
If
gills
to
of
I,
blaze
D.
Heb.
N.
Co))!.
a ^C
gjJJjJLe, &JU.OJU.,
!
,
Arabic *^-
see
186 =
(j(j,
khama
khapa
>,
Rec.
27,
217,
<t
&
in
khames
a
,
Rec
fish.
be hot, to
t>
smell.
^s
>\\
=>
I'
'
khamm
0-=.
to
\\
fl
l'
a kind of
drink (?)
>
o-=
khamm-ti
(?)
the gods
<=>
III'
khabb
khapi
varr.
(of a wall).
down
kham-t
Khabiu
design
Jl
VI
'^)
fall
l$j,
enemies, adversaries
&
^^Hh.457;
figure,
to
38, 78,
KHA
KH,
khames
*-=
ft
Copt. &JW.C,
,**$,
khames
,
ear of corn
^J,
*-=>
,-
Rec.
j)
14,
8 S,
/\
"
he who
dweller in
-=
N.
A |,
fl
measure =
18,
i,
.ft
a corn-sack,
3,
21 gallons, or 2^ bushels, or
^Hj cr>|]
.-^-^i I,
Mar. Karn.
iii
\^
<0
<:::
)'|\
J^
-j")-
j-^^'
c.
651,
t=!
"
the
palace
P"
khar-t
<
khar-t
^"^J
>
>
khanu *^
O
litres; plur.
khar-t
78 and M. 160.
'
/I
is in,
-ft
*^
521,
of
*~
97
A.Z. 35
nostrils.
tt
Dweller
1.
T~",
Jix
P.
50; see
3,
^^I^F
^ Koller
08, to smell, to
sniff.
*-="
f)-,
poultry, fowls.
a corn
fl
Rec.
khar
H <
khames
khan
with.
"=>
khar
khamt
>e*JLC.
ft
khamt
KHA
KH,
khar
plur.
IMH
INI
'
fl
[573]
with
P. 610,
AAAAAA
tk
3?
P. 122,
JT'
khanutt
ar>
X,'
fibre of a tree
(?
521,613,
within.
Annales
kharkhar
'
one
85,
I,
of the 36 Dekans.
N. 754
kharkhar
khanu
jcnant
1 7,
42,
*wwv\
khan
Ebers Pap.
kharb
19, to
'
<~
.O
to
pound,
khart
(?)
^J
S
^| ^,
^,
A.Z. i8 79 ,
c^
JT
^S
^),
cr^s JT
M.'6i 2
.O
.O
3)^, maiden,
**"
khanm nm
Rec.
27,
83 ;
see
girl;
plur.
Rec. 21,
I,
khann
<3^^.
AwWW\
storm, violence.
khanuh
Rev.
14, 74,
gJ)
see
khank
~ww>
),
A*
of an uten or 73
grams, P.S.B. 15, 310.
d
,
ithof anuten or
DIB
to strike, to smite.
j)
64, 43
khanp uten
Amen.
25,
9,
to destroy.
S^
15,
AAAAAA *?5r55^
292 grains;
Treaty 12,
B.D. 151,
Rev.
12,
15;
6,
B.D.
Copt.
khart
khakha
oo
Tp;
(j
Copt.
"
'
<?
1TJ
t^t
throat
Y,
A neck,
see
KHA
KH,
khas-1
[574]
Khasi, Khasti
O
,
Q J>
I
^\
(j(j
m,
.M
khass
"~Q
,i
Rev.
_y|
^ ^j,
Khas-t
fire,
-=
46,
'
"
of
'
Wort. 1015,
3,
khas-t
^,
()()
"
67, 3.
KHA
KH,
3^=1
63
Rec. 33,
angle of a
6,
C=
building; plur.
\].
lived.
MI'
khasbet
khass
,"^-^^,10
^gp""
khas-t
^^,
be feeble,
o, lapis
exiles,
\,
to
to
enclose,
khaku
Peasant 288,
124
28,
gird
var.
IV, 507,
Israel Stele 5,
(?)
'^%^'1^T^'
khak
P.S.B.
khaqses
e
I
eyelids
banished ones.
defect of body, a
helpless person.
khasit
15, parts of
(?)
lazuli; see
khasru
khas-t
the face
fire.
^ICI.
sick,
B.D. 172,
khas
Khas-t-shemu-rut (?)
"despic-
plur.
a wretched, miserable,
\\
man
exhausted, or weary
late
forms are
$
n
accursed
Rev. n, 164;
1,
being,
enemy,
foe,
plur.
coward,
\\
khas
'
to be inactive inert
.
o
I
khasi-t
W, an
<=>
khasit
,
-,
.OO'
/iO
IV, 329,
Shipwreck 141,
-,
i
Rec.
III'
1 6,
Khak-ab
,,
Nesi-Amsu
in,
32,
khaker
^,
^>
j||,
U)D
to
adorn,
to
^^y
,
I
(?)
decorate, to put
on armour
var. <z^x>
Copt.
KHA
KH,
o
khakeru
I,
the river
\l
x
ornaments,
decorations,
armour.
ornaments,
11
^>
pectoral, head-
collar,
*-
*&j,
Jl 73
J
c^>
e-=
*=3_
to
crss J^J
&
down
to sail
~~^,
WWW
Copt. ^A."f~.
J|<2p
III ^Z^i
""
-WWA
(1(1 (2
f=~? 11
khateb
jewellery,
i'
'
"
khati
I)
KHA
KH,
[576]
to
kill,
slay;
Copt.
g/JOT~6,
j2o
attire.
khakerit
'"'["i"'
'
^^D
Kliakeritha-t
II, 130,
name of the
'Eye of Horus.
a
~n
"
(]
<$.
Qb,
^OT^GT, ^GT^eT".
> =>AA!$$X
11- *
w Rev. 12,
khati
to seek for;
Rev.
T=T
11
to sail
ii, 158,
Prisse Pap. 4,
a,
3, to
khen, khenu
-="fin
19,
11
589
(var.
*TV
N. 648, T. 250),
Khatu
210,
khateb"
_/|
^.^V^
O
Ci
a
I
^\
^1
-^j
of
cabin
ATI
palace,
H,
i.e.,
the king
a serpent-god.
Dream
"^=5.
T.
Copt
in
<
khatheb
khat
*^
khat
to destroy, to
overthrow
TiTe
c^"
{?v
2-r
who
is
temple,
palace
varr.
,1,51,
to slay, to
inside the
D
v\
en
o e
v\ c~D
n
7, 6,
Leyd. rap.
Leya.
Pap. 7,0,
ftAAAAA VO?
5$
Stele 40,
>
2L
'
gl)
^
V_
in
kill.
ATI ^
lives;
Irhorm
A.llC/ilLL
^vvw\
^^^ ^ ec
khenu with m
.
2 9>
^^
within.
khen yW
Khen
,
I
child, for
khat-ab
y
*\
L.D.
&
Khatri
T. 178, he
khenu )>
Khateb-mut-f
khatr
sacred part of a
a boat, house,
Copt.
Copt. BOOT'S.
15,
[I
1
36.
/W\AAA
I)
the most
dwelling,
'
An \^T\
building,
J$
U,
AAA/WV
'
178,
i,
c^
^, T.
B.D.(Saite) 112,1,
the god of
160,
downstream; Copt.
'
n,
Peasant 138,
Khati
Rev.
helpless.
Copt.
J \^ D,
khater <=^^^
khatkhat
khateb
butchers, executioners.
,^i
khatt
JV
CN
a goddess.
yj
khatbu
] [,
ATI
Methen
/wwv*
yrft
AT)
w*
*/ww.
ir-n
AT> 'www
Middle
'
Egypt
(?)
KHA
KH,
576
'
Cll
'
Ste l e
kheni
Tombos
KHA
KH,
AAAAAA
^H
S^ ww,
T. 252,
ss&,
inland
Si
\\
folk,
(2
w aist
th e
khenuntu(P)
K
off a ship.
__
\\
f\
(j
Khen-pet (?) X5
AAAAAA
/W^AAA
O
III,
'
khen N5 ^p,
O
1
12, a
T. 208,
n TV
rpj^
to
sail,
travel
by boat,
JT k_=/l
fc
Horus god.
khenn
"rf
^^wv\
'
^--|
Sir
.-^av,
130,
1,
on a
P.
>,
boat,
573,
tent; var.
P. 160.
/WWW
khenit
khen-t
*)$>
AAWWA
Rechnungen
Peasant
,
I
ferr y
'
p' ur
A.Z. 1905,9,
khennu
H:
1 4.
I
)
is
cut
>,
T. 340,
off.
U. 409,
khen
/w\
.f\
iv,
\\
1192,
Kn m\
rower,
sailor,
paddler; plur.
what
less,
IV,
O
,
r--J
man
5,^(0
A/WWV
48,
T,
AA/WW
Israel Stele
i,
/TO
P
\
"^^
69,
00-
'0
Rec.
R,
V
/VSV^A
\>'
khennn
\\
\\
3^
VN
kheni
>
IV, 9 8 4
Rev.
watercourse,
stream.
Love
i,
<2
1_U
14, 8.
khenn-t
transport.
khen - t
M. 395,
/WWW
transportation, a
Songs
7,
5,
ferry-boat, transport.
Amen.
26, 17, to
go
come
in, to
T. 344, boat,
khenn-t
to or go near, to approach, to
Copt.
come by boat
khen-t ahu
/WIt.
khenu
khen-t yro
A.
incomer.
visitor,
Roller
khenkheni
^,
/WWW
-WWV*
c-
run
Rev.
9,
6,
40,
\\
towards something,
1
<?
to
go
in,
L.D.
to
III,
^
'
I
to
>
753,
/vwwv
^
,
WAA~
YQ w
T-]
IV,
1008,
T-]
*!
ic
Q
AA/SAAA
*cr
periplus, panegyric;
>
a procession of boats,
v^/,
\^ D
Q
,
enter;
periplus;
^/vy^/^A
3, 6, cattle-boat.
khen-t Vr
an entrance, an approach.
;,
skiff,
ferry-boat.
V^
\^
Q
<=
III
-^ij~^~-
i)
o JJ2J
periplus of Osiris.
the great
KHA
KH,
Khennu N5
"
Khennu Vr
man
god.
TV
disturbance,
Tuat
Jf
h
r
Khen unnut - f
-
/WWW
Khenn
*t
AAAAAA
khenn-ta N5
khenti(?)
Den-
1905,33,
254,
^,T.
N^
"
i
\^
khen, khenn
I
VV'
r-~I
\^"
i^,
U. 445,
^ <^>
AAAAAA
a fighting-god.
Q Q
"*
AAAAAA
VI
A^,
khenn \^
o
AAAAAA
4^8,
U T
U. 4 27,
Horus
and Set.
X5 "T.
O
1
i.e.,
na " sea
in '-
digestion.
AAAAAA
r-~T
V
v
T. 26 9.
(?)
plur.
divine form.
19, 19,
disturbers
O, M. 773,
\^
0(2
Jf
71
khenui
tk
"**"
P. 662, 780,
N^
X/
'
""^
3
\=S
AAAAAA
disturbed, disarranged.
1
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Khennu N5
\\'^j,A.Z.
UJ
"U
O
,
Amen.
set
dis-
khenu-nn
IV, 1185,
rebels, rioters.
turbance, destruction.
'
i
khenn -t
Khen - n - urt - f
i
vo
o o
Tuat
^^
N^
AAAA;
r-l
>
com-
storm,
calamity,
disaster,
'
AAAAAA
T-I
KHA
KH,
[577]
khen-t \^
,-_
internal disturbance of
em-
khen-a
to disturb, to trouble, to rebel, to violate, to
be
>5_J
Mj
calamity
L_J
(?)
(?)
man;
demand.
khnemQ
misfortune
Q-
j^,T.a4i,
,
M.
69,
h fV
AAA/SAA
or unquiet
(?)
to beg,
_. /WAAAA
T. 280,
$,
brace
,
to beseech, to
|^J
khen
'
v\, N. 948,
/WWW ^
dis-
Jf
Rev.
n,
khenkhen
to disturb, to
/WWAA AAAAAA
var.
to
join
to associate with
U. 558; Copt.
khnem-t
khenu
253,
friend,
'
'
L=/l' rebellion,
khennu
O JT
strife,
opposition.
,
i
<i
!/
1229,
'
N. 3 n,
Qo,
M. 6 9
78,
WWW
311,
khnemu
IV, 221,
title
etc., associate,
y"
con-
IV,
1183,
8,
I,
AAAAAA *\
n
O
\>
_ZI
disorder,
confusion,
var.
associates,
companions,
2
friends.
KHA
KH,
khnem
578
to
to put
build,
KHA
KH,
Khnemit-em-ankh-annuit
together.
khnemu
141 and
B.D.
P.S.B. 10, 45, builder, mason, cook.
cows;
-1
kh^matenQlk()~r,
~ w
Thes.
,
'>}/
(j
\f/
~w*,
(1
of the sun;
n
^|/
fj
434, conjunction
Khnem Neb
Rec.
^,
var.
148,
3,
49, a con-
Khnemu.
^ /T s
Khnem ankhtt
t\ ?
u -B
^
1
title
Khnem
u. 55 6,
Neb-per-Mehti
="
3X
* _&
Denderah IV,
>J/-
Ram-god,
forms of
later
'
-Q-i^tk
-"
VJ V>
'
the god's
JWA
name are
Khnemu.
&
^^
1869,
25
name D12nr\ = Q
22
Ik
*^ Q
J|
in
the
Aram. Pap.
(O
iO
C^Q'
83, a form of
Khnemu
fj
Pj
*-"
'
c
fj
U
the
left
eye of Horus,
fj
/'.<?.,
Khnemit
Khnemit
Denderah IV,
the moon.
^.
Khnem Ra Q ^^
-
consort of
Khnem.
7v\
P. 682,
],
who counted
a.
IT
^,
K<==>
{1{L,T*XI,
AAAWW
1
goddess.
a ram-god.
,
Khnem -Heru-Hetep Qt
Jci
time.
.^j,
fj
Khnemu-Rn.
Khnem-renit (?)
Khnemiu Q ^k
Khnenmt
"1
the potter.
"
\f/
Ss
\ y
form of Khnemu.
83, a
Khnem-nehep Q
Khnemu
Khnemu.
'
offerings.
Khnemit
Khnemu.
Khnem Neb-Tcherur
Khnem
of gods
T .-
Khnem Neb-ta-ankhtt ^
Gnostic x
Khnem
2,
A.Z.
,J
a form of
_ZT
^v
:-
Denderah IV,
Ci
of
a form
83,
Khnem Neb-Peshnu Q
creator of the universe
<=>
of the necropolis.
Khnem
Ji
fj
one of
<j5
jl
Tuat
^ ~,
XI, a group of
B.D. 142, V,
8,
a form of
Khnem-khenti-aneb-f
Khnemu.
^
Pj
Khnemit - ur - 1
Khnemu.
fj
<=><!,
P. 62,
116,
^t>^_^
"a
title
of Nut.
Khnem-khenti-uar-f
fl
fi:
KHA
KH,
f^\
2T
khnemes-ti Q
rflh
\|/
[ff|]
| |
khenset SF
o
$>
ffi
"El
ment.
'
ffl
,
Khnemu.
under, subservient
W HJU
UC=D
phallus.
Khnem
=>
B.M.
^2, 202,
Khnemu,
maker of mankind.
,
Rec. 21,
,
'
kherit <^=>
kheriu
/vww\
U ^f7*vV
U /WWW
W
U
Me /wwv
AA^WA
*
'
a- a.
'7 1 '
e>
nr\
K^v
WNN- W\
1
Kubbin
*""*
Metternich Stele
'
as
AWW\A
i
>
^WVA/V
P nn S, we ''' fountain,
n
/
kheru
^
@
ffl
Kheriu
Jiww!
Israel
I
I
u ^ i=r
Stele
2^
ffl
Copt,
(P
Copt.
lv
._
the
"
upper pool
V
f
terrestrial,
khnemit Ur-t
^ ^=t
the
name
~> L
ii, 172, a
wooden
khnemiu
ft
Q ^^"^>
those
who
<=>!, Rec.
jj
Israel Stele,
because
of.
'
fl\
ffi
ffl
of an
<
Q^j^
beings of
'
(j
khnemit
<=.
ffl
kheri a
,
ffl
=>
21,43,
^* ^^(
**-|
unknown.
site
ffl
*\AAA/*A
/WWW
"
&pLJ, <6pw.
ffl
AAAAAA
khnemit her
first.
!,
kheri ast re
Egypt."
the upper or
ffi
"western well of
the
16,
last,
c=s
^^
are below
163,
the lower, or
ffl
""-'
earth,
employees,
l
workpeople.
7 2,
13
'
I
<A>,
lower;
jfl,
ffl
to
opposed
\>
khnemit
B.D.
Rec. 31,
or
Stele,
iw^SX
.-
cistern; plur.
>
&
fem.
/wwv\
fl\
14,
1064,
ra
v&
|
fl\
__
downwards;
ffl
U
IV,
downwards
of.
khera, kheri
khnemit
face
'
t\ ^K
II,
Copt.
Tuat
a person or thing
to,
Khnem-qenbti
ffl
later
fl\,
J],
3?
&
a gar-
stuff,
of the lands of
the gods.
'
Khnem-sekhet-ash
a
tiara
or crown.
a kind of
kher
nostrils.
0'
\\
Khnemu,
taui - neteru
Khnemu, master
khenk
Khnem- khenti
&
of the house of
khenti - netchem-tchem-
KHA
KH,
life.
Khnem
ankh-t
579
Rev
(?)
birds, waterfowl.
i.e.,
3M
'ji
'
<-=> *~
assistant,
^,
_,
'
'
deputy; <=::>
w*f*
o
|
1\
ffl
in thy power.
202
>^
s
^\
KHA
KH,
kheri peh-t
_J
ffi
KHA
KH,
>
khert, kherit
Metternich Stele
51, behind,
580
IV, 968,
||,
IV, 656,
ibid. 51,
&
sub-
kheri ha-t
<=
ffl
-^
<^>
ci
kheri khait
<=>
F==^
before
kheri khetem
under the
wants,
needs,
share,
course
affairs,
t,
rr-a
Decrets 19,
J ^K
Jl
J
TQ
"1
<c^>
,
I
affairs
-^
I
of the
the affairs
^TTItJ)!.
gods;
patient.
<n> 3M
everybody's business or
ffi
he
Tr53
^)pe
formerl y.
'
/j\
circumstances, matters,
events,
originally.
fl\
<O
property,
"
Ll
\\
<dl> a -JiCA^
from sickness, the
suffering
<=>*l
i,
possessions,
J]
'
P. 11168, 55,
<^>ce^=il
\\
is
j|
who
<*L
fl\
annual pro-
ra
duce;
kheri ta ha-t
at the front
kheri tem-t
ffl
ffl
'
a
he who
is
<=:
under the
\\
\\
knife,
"
ffl
kheri tchatcha
deputy, he
who
kheri
\S>,
fl\
P.
under the
is
fl\
U.
662,
@,
or course; <zr:
M.
or affairs of to-day.
kherit
kherui
ffi
kheri heb
Khert
means
Copt.
Rec
6
re?. dues,
venues, impost, tax.
|J ^
ffl
provisions,
i.e.,
^!,
a
cr>
of subsistence
<^^>i;
pill ^>
the matters
^^
1295,
chief.
scrotum;
214,
780,
Thes.
kheri-a
Copt.
>
1,
138,
ffl
|J
the testicles.
J,
(?)
the Mole-god;
<^>,
Jj
ffi
<=> A
J^^, <rr> A8
fl\
^)
<SJ
Kherit
705, a goddess
with H
polis.
Khertt-neter
Berg.
II,
12,
Jl,
<>, ^
|J,
ffi
.SSia^
a priest or magician,
kher <~>
fl\
funerals;
,
fl\
to have, to
possessors.
.III'
ffi
OA
r-
"/x<;<'Tj?.
KHA
KH,
kheri heb tep
[581]
Kheriu-heteput
Yr\
U*
the chief
B.D.
68, the
III
arj^
/ft
ffl
<=> D
\\'
ft
,
i
=*=
ffl
<C^>
kheri -khepti
H
<r
kheriu kefau
KHA
KH,
Kheriu - autu
B.I).
who
the gods
168,
are
with
provided
Denderah
offerings.
Kheriu - aakhu
II, 10,
<
light.
Kheriu-amu,
etc.
ffl
Tombs
II, 10,
Seti
Ram.
I,
\\
II,
xa/>
Kherit-Khenti-Sekhem
P. 567, a
Kher-aha
god who
ffl
em Ament
ffl
-,
Kheriu -sebu
of Kher-aha.
Kheriu ahau
.Q
/ft
*,
d=>JTi
windings of a serpent-god.
/wvw\
ri
ffl
var.
oA\
/ft
who
Tuat XI,
sing at sunrise.
i""^
>
Kheri-she (?)
^773
Kheri-beq-f
17, 100,
Kheri - Kenem
ffl
,
spirits
who guarded
/ft
I,
Qan
I,
45, a fire-goddess.
Kheri-tesu(P)
ffl
,
Mar. Aby.
I,
45, the
god of
i
fl\
kherit
ffi
fll
,
<~>,
ro
,
|f
Mar. Aby.
-U
is tied.
Kheriu-metahu
(
zod.
Kherit-teka
Kheriu-m'nen
*
* *
B.D.
Osiris.
and
slit
open
his body.
"
/)
the land-
/ft
a,
kheri-a
/ft
kheri-a
/ft
e"tui,
<^>,
/ft
case.
o, I, 39, colour,
/E
ochre
(?)
fast
kheri-merh
Kheri-ermen-Sah
'
the 36 Dekans.
/ft
Kheriu-Nutchi
^11
kheri-a
one of
kheri-khenf
fl\
IR, N.
5 ISA, a
203
basket
KHA
KH,
ffl
ffl
^
50, candlestick ;
& Q ^,
khersa
(1
<^r>
ffl
(1
<cr>l
t7
\\
5K '"
f)
A
KHA
KH,
Nastasen Stele
A Qv ft,
A
Q Q :&
H
Herusatef Stele
kheri-set
49, brazier;
582
kherses
Peasant 326.
fl
<z
o
,
a bronze
khersheri
Rev.
candlestick.
ir, 123,
kheri-gen
o
<rr> /www
ffl
ffl
a P ot of
or a grease pot.
young manservant
evil,
khera
Kherita
wickedness.
5 Rev.
,
kheribesh
1 1,
Copt.
ffl
(j
kher
'
kherti
168, a garment.
ffi
,
ll
mason,
L_=/l,
|1
3^-
P-
493
^^ ^-^>
artificer;
I,
Rec.
plur.
fl
4 oB.
\\
VI
3
'
I22
95
34, 54,
armour
>
I2
kherti neter T
to present, to offer
>i,
'
fl
var.
>
"1
'
ffl
>
ii
ffl
>
Copt.
X
"1
^L-fl,
ffl
I
.ILL* ^
plur.
.'
m
I
L\ fL^l
<=> V
!,
ffl
I.
583
S
"
This
sign
and
with
|l
its
and
S
si
s,
all folk.
i,
sa-t
I
\\
and absolute
r
personal
,
'
\\
var.
or
\\.
-,
beam,
bar, bolt,
-^
an interrogative
see asi
.A
^N
_2l
particle.
~"
SL
X$> a male
door or gate ;
l"l(D^;
N&\&' ^'
t ^ie
"~$r">
two
'
7'
^r^
^_
58,
~^~^
fl,
masts, flagstaffs
plur.
Jj
<&
S-t
Pap. 3024, 9 8,
M.
P. 440,
Jj
8[a]
of Elephantine (Syene);
wiseman;
man;
sa
-wvw^
jl
(1
~^
^-{|
c^,
>o
*
(j
see
a native
'
'w'*
anativeof the
Love Songs
a slave
i, 3,
^^
"
sa-t
|,
v&
Delta;
a kind of goose.
sa-ash <^^
sa
^,
^N^, a
162, U.
P.
573,
M.
624,
o O
of his belly
eternity,
i.e.,
A A
a dead
men
man;
I,
6, 8, sailor folk
"
;
vA
\&
t=>
man
i,
IV, 966,
-L
of
^), jj^,
N. 947,
I,
Karn. 53,
millions of
see as-t
U. I32A, N. 440A,
>
Copt. C&IJUie.
/WWA T
,N&
f**r
tiii
'
Jj
\&
S-t
plur.
~^~^|),
beams,
Copt. COI.
i,
^;
hemt
s[a]-t
217, N. 589,
J <^C71
Amharic
M.
dual
ii, bolts,
'
i
parties in a lawsuit.
S[a]-t ~^~, T.
jy
plur.
IIl8
mast, pole;
pillar,
6,37,
I,
VJ-T^
know.
to
iniiiirr
everybody,
'
C.
is
neb
s[a]
original
son; Copt.
Rec.
Mar.
member;
who
is
"^^a%^f *&,
heir
"*,
ae
);
Ig^"^.
^gx^,
limb,
i.e.,
beloved
o 4
s
son; -^j^
no =
Rec. 16,
-?
i,
firstborn son
i.e.,
son of Ra, a
son's son,
grandson
i.e.,
xg^
title
first
"^ f
Vth dynasty;
the
[584]
I,
54.
Sa Repat
33. 33. so " of a chief.
^^
eldest son;
W,
first
son,
eldest son;
i.e.,
^
-^
male child;
D,
-"9
sa hur
"^
-J-l
son of begging,
I
B.M.
1899,
73,
beggar.
hemm
sa
i.e.,
A.Z.
son of
saiu
P.
i.e.,
393,
M. 561, N. 1168,
fever
the
name
"^"^
of an amulet.
f-?~
575
Sa S[a]
0'
daughter;
fever,
patient.
sa-her-shef
sa-t
Shipwreck
little girl.
129,
Rec.
Leyd.
^^
~~""
Sa-ti
,,
man
U. 598,
Pap.
"^ v|
14,
2,
"fe^
M3, Metternich
as
opposed
to
j>jf
ibid
>
4,
i,
^K <^*
^g;^
a beggar
466,
1'.
\'
^^"
the two
Rec.
sa-ta
\\
Copt.
J)
'
I
225,
OH
two
the
daughters
Nut
of
Sait
goddesses.
II
U.
(D
saiu
two
in
^^. ^ -^ H^W
U^^f^
M.
J5/i
^/^
Saamer-f
53*
(P
5>
P. 320,
"
of a funerary priest,
the high-priest of Heru-shefit.
sa-t
nesu
title
^,
A.Z.
1908,
7,
Ombos
"^ ^s^,
3=z*.
u.
575,
<=.
3
,
Jp
Sa-pa-nemma
j*J,
sa nesu
Sa-t-Amenti(?)
M. 109,
^r
* *
!33, a goddess.
-^
Sa-tt-aakhuit
Sa-ti bat
beloved son
C^t
79,
CIT.
sata(?)
27,
114, cerastes:
Rec.
10,
title
of
9,
agod(?)
Sa-maat '^g^^',
JS^
/
god
irin
cess.
derah
'
Sa-t He-t-Her
B.D. 164,
of Denderah.
Den-
63, a serpent-goddess
585
Sa-sa-t
sa-t
Sa-ti-Sa-t
Ram. IV;
Tomb
^gs3g^<^>.
see
_Q^_fcr
oO
Sa-s-pa
$U
\\
Ombos
S\
'
I,
45,
a ram-god.
Serpent-warder of the
^
9
Sa-semu
JET
Annales
86,
I,
Dekans; Gr.
:;
apovpa
(?
10,000
,
cubits); see
sq.
sa,sa-t
I
<==>,
Tomb
^^ H-l^
Seti
I,
Gr. lapw.
a land measure
(apovpa),
th of a schoinios or arura
cubits.
1250 square
i.e.,
sat (?)
one of the 36
'
"2^^
10,
Gr.
derah
III, 14,
(f^\
Edict 25,
class of officials
of priests
five orders
*%m nf
3,
Den-
^==, Tuat
L W
V, a
phylarch
sau
overseer of
the order.
spells.
=^=
~J^J~
long-lived
g?i
Ramesseum,
"amsin
land, arura.
\>
pany of workmen, a
Sa-ta
a measure of
'
.S*
2iaeaftc.
II,
Copt.
erf tw^e,
Denderah
arura (Gr.
field,
Gr.
Sa-seshem
ah
sa-t
<i^>
****;
^^
Sa-ti-Ser-t
threshold.
ground.
****
<c=>
var.
Dekans;
salt (?)
10,
II,
6CHT.
prim
Gr.
T*T
Copt.
\\
sa-ti
the
ment
<o/fc\
*
Sa-ser-t
I,
Gate.
Denderah
ist
Tuat
pave-
soil,
'
o
Sa-Se[m]t
ground,
earth,
2D,
J\
P.
666,
serpent-goddess.
'
Sa-ta
~g
O
jjj
"3", Rec.
31,
70,
Rec.
12, 68,
Rec.
,',,
'tstm'
a mythological serpent.
the
Sa-ta
name
of a con-
4,
|,
B.D. 15,
tection,
Tuat VII,
1
hawk-god
in the Tuat.
pro-
stellation.
Sa-Tathenen
7,
86, he
I
who
miQ'
Rec
is
'
in
-J|-
v V&
Peasant
the I4 amulets
Saenankh 5 -?',Rec.i6,56,'0'
A
A
)
body.
sa
HUD
mosaic pavement.
*
III'
life
Thes. 133, a
see U. 562.
name
of the
Dekans.
586
Sa
Berg.
""
praise,
to
i,
20, a
I,
Ra;
|g>
^J
Denderah
Saiu
omuf>
(JO
L-fl,
by tying knots
spells
Sait
I,
L-A
in a rope.
Sa-ur
U.
422,
sa-t
T. 242, a god.
sa
Heru
dawn, morning
pare Heb.
,,'
beware
of,
to take heed,
com-
guard, protection.
sa-t
i
sa-ta
responsibilities.
saiu
\>
I
homage, praise;
do homage.
to
Sa-ta
=;
P-
^=,
>
plur.
37,
,Rec. 30, 19
Ombos
Sait-ta
sa
sa
goddess.
a kind of wood
133,
II,
OCT
(?)
sa ur
"
,
of seed or
fruit
used
in
great SA
LJI
"a kind
medicine.
HI
II,
Stele 24
4 OB,
Ml ==
-Ji"
iI)
used
in medicine.
Sa
M8o^K,
P. 623,
oW*-"^
>J)V
_Z!ESs J
_Z1
Saiu
N.
4WH, ^^"^v,
U.
4,
M.
208,
63,
-fics.
ibid.
31,
44>
p 44 =
-
Mar.
"NT
30,
vjf
donkey-herd ;
Karn.
52,
63
T, I..D. Ill,
Rev.
"a
6,
title
1400,
jj^bv f \
16,
"good shep-
k^ "^x
Saiti
'
of Seti
\\
L-/1
guardian;
>
Treaty 31,
plur.
l
'
Rec
'
27
'
|,
JJI*
herd
'
*m}
gazelle-herd.
-u.
946,
Q.
228
'
\\
divine custodians.
(?)
[587]
re-
imprisonment,
sa
sa-a
straint.
J&, Amen.
saiu-t
weak, feeble
4,
5,
C_
man
plur.
,
I
fetters, restraint
',
i.e.,
the
name
~n~
of certain
"Shepherd"
fall
HlA^
U- 534,
to yield,
to give way, to
of Osiris.
title
& J\
ibid.
away, to desert, to
142, 71,
away
varr.
]0 A,
v\
[Q]
(I ,
P. 231.
a mythological croco-
Sai
dile.
Nesi-Amsu
Sa
32, 41, a
to
fails
do
something.
sa-t
SaemGeb^-T^Jj^L-fl^S
,
one who
deserter,
[]
form of Aapep.
desertion, failing.
sata
j\
'
H,
Roller !3,
sa
5,
\\
ram,
sheep;
plur.
<^
J?j
Heb.
to cut, to carve.
mmi
'
sa
JTto,
)m
^^,
5i,
j>
Assyr.
effft
Sa-t -*,
Arab.
jLj,
T. 323, to know.
sa
[Q]
jj^
tomb, grave,
Rec.
27,
shelter, wall
>,
be
to
full, satisfied;
191,
see
plur.
sai
Rec. 33,
6,
coast
region.
=w
sau
cattle are
I,
78,
places
where
s-au
J,
bred or housed.
sau
S-auu
U. 394,
'
B.D. ia 7 B, 16,
Sau
>
the god of
saub
Upper
(?)
Sais.
-M-
sa
n
weak or
feeble.
to
c
'
teach,
to
to iinstruct;
admonish,
Copt.
588
saut
sab
fear,
anguish,
quaking.
sab
affection
time, period.
s-ab
to
show graciousness or
caus. of
I3S8,
Rev.
J
'
Rev.
plur.
sabu
.
J-^ J,N.
Heb. 1M|,
IV> 6l7>
^^,
Syr.
Sab
T. 356,
the
of a Hittite chief.
Sam
sume;
ackal of the South
^.jj.
sam-t
J gj^
P. 6 1 7, the
Wolf-god or
11%
^=-
Jl
178,
Vt?
^3,
^L
N. 176,
T.
J,
locust,
grasshopper ; plur.
city.
xi,
22.
house:
master scribe
^|
s,
Sanhem
Jfe%,
Sinsin
i,
master
Rev.
2,
170,
.
I,
\\
^/
judge.
.
-^ ^^, Rec.
U. 500, wisdom.
^^^.
taiti
name
"^ -^
grasshopper-city in Sekhet-hetepet.
Judge, the
(?)
35 6,
>y,
Sab-ur
a vegetable substance
(Anubis).
policeman;
o,
Anpu
sanhem
J -^
Sab-khenti-Seshesh -W,
IV,
fire,
conflagration.
_fl
Sab-res -*-
.2=31
a burning,
(1
T. 169, M.
sannar
Sab
burn, to con-
caus. of
n "^^^N
J ~^^
to
^7
,N. 689.
Sabu
"|\
|\
_rr\^. W\V
Arab.
i* %,
Jackal-god;
name
U. 566,
I J "^ ir
sab
a kind of goose.
Sapathar
P-477,-
place
of correction.
I^T*,
12, 119,
468,
"
'
door,
92,
pylon.
N.8o 9
5,
Rev.
(1
I
8,
ll
I
'
\\
172,
of a god.
Osiris.
589
Sar
Tuat VI
(2)
(i) a jackal-
sath.
U. 350,
sur-
sceptre
pour out a
to
j
libation.
<=
sar-t
flax (?);
Copt.
coX(?)
_Jp
"fe^
<s\
v&,
sat-t
sahetemti
a plant, ratsbane
\>
(?)
rag,
M.
oo cKo, T.
<c\
169, N. 655, to
r>
open (the
341, P. 140,
ears), to prick
up
AAft/w\
N>
Sa-t
ft,
Amen.
773,
21,
dess; var.
i.
var.
i7-
N. 719
.,
17.
P. 204.
_n
*f^-*-
rub down.
an animal
(?)
fj
|\
Sa-t-kamt
(|
Rev.
5,
(?)
dess
u. 369,
tree.
(|
crocodile
Sa-kam
V
saq
-*-
i-K-itkt
tt-^X
L_=/I, to grind, to
(jo,
Sa-t-Ba<i-t
Sash
662,
(j,
sash
--
M.
P.
something torn;
Sa
~z!~
terror,
n 111' quaking.
Bibl.
"^
tk
satu
Sarma
'
'
"^[,
var.
^\
Qt U.
N. 719.
368, a god-
N. 719.
saker
Rev.
13,
49,
to
Sag
<|\
Q>
sa -*
J|
Rev
flame,
fire.
Saamiu
of
to glorify, to
make
bright or shin-
leg.
sat
of someone, to perform
rites,
s-aakhu-t
sati
Rec.
3,
1 1
8, flood.
Sati (?)
terror, fear
^g^ ^v
Satit (?)
a goddess of
Copt.
CTUOT.
fire.
^^
to.
laudation, praise,
commemorative formulae
Saatiu
I,
B.I).
\\
(SaTte) 90,
J)
do good
a formula of praise.
s-aakhu
quaking, trembling,
to
2,
a group of gods.
S-au <?_
(a
&,
Rev.
6,
109; caus. of
590
s-aur
saf
-=>
O
^~
saam T=^T T &,
2J
for
s-aa
ion,
750,
to magnify, to
56,
make
offering.
P S B "' 26 5-
'
feed
great; caus. of
to give to eat.
Sama
Saaba
M.
saam
N.
516,
B D
& J,
21
\\\
*'
-~-(j
1 1
20,
;P
t^=^^J
(I
^~ L_J,
saamu
to slay.
'
sitic?).
sal
S,
a plant (para-
-S ^*,
AAA/*M
ft
[1
I
-wvw,
Peasant 309,
*-(]
/WWA
to
to
to rub, to rub dry,
wipe
wipe,
away.
(j
(lt
bow down.
fat her
Harpokrates.
"^K
I.
r\
(I
P. 234,
(?)
AAAA/W
r\
san
incense
Merenptah
>
7,
n,
'
T.
Rec.
L_=fl'
^S A,
san _*_
j^,
1)
(j
^7^
Rec
'
sab
I47> a kind of
bread.
Metter-
^,
to
jV
S-am
san
wood
for kindling a
San
^^
.~~rv*,,
^^.Sf'
a kind of boat.
,
g^>
J|,
(j
fire-stick, fire-drill,
fire.
* _,^
San
fl^,
<
n ^~-*^pi*j-r~,
Bum. Temp.
to swallow, to
Insch. 25,
"
letters,
sons of Mehurit.
absorb
caus. of
samm
2>- to make, to cause to make
S-ari
f.
made
or be
caus. of *cs>-
(1 (I
devourers.
sasha
*-
oa
[1
M. 406,
T. 393,
to
Sam-em-snef
<*
III
(|
shine
1\
like a star,
(?)
^3
S-athi
?
caus. of
to
carry
to seize;
off,
a serpent-fiend.
Sam-em-qesu
serpent-fiend.
athi
L=fl'
S
Sathasiu amiu Tuat
^-ta
^T
&=
-"^4^
(j
01]
41-
^, ^>
sa
^j,
Tuat X, a
>
samu
,
i
in the Tuat.
[,
__ i|()'^^>
a plant.
abeam,
fl
n (](]
^, ^
i
|j
=_ ~~*~ Nastasen
~=>'
8aa
Stele
14,
to,
up to;
"
Copt.
Sam
IV, 669,
inlaid.
o, inlay ings,
"
San
Sah ab (hat)
--.J]^^,
god
and ~wvw.
-@t.
S-ankh
<:
^ U
wipe out
S-ar
88,
^^
^=^^>
*wv-
right, to erect
k,
3
4, 30, to set
bearers, car-
porters,
-Alll'
caus. of
tO
sariu
to set up-
to destroy, to blot
^S^S,
III, a
g
'
s-aha -*
}
antch.
see
fl
Tuat
|JO,
garment.
a
jj
'
^| Q
in the Tuat.
sah, saliu
Metternich Stele
to vivify.
S-ant >
&
*_
out, to
[591]
--
saha Tet
Osiris.
the festival of
riers.
5r
Saraut
Edfu
I,
i3A, a
3S
I,
s-asha
OQ
Sarit-neb-s
Denderah
Berg.
^f;^>
DK
-
^:*,
<^>}
III, 24,
make many,
tj 52 j^,
H-
s-aqa
-A
S-arq
end
of,
Z^o^^,
to finish
^ *^
to
ibid.
,
'
make
to
to
-50.J
\J
f^SX
U'
Israel Stele 1 6,
to
jfl.
iv
'
the goddess of
V>
to multiply; caus. of
Berg. II, 8,
20 Thes 28 >
201,
of
enter; caus.
ma kean
S-ak
to defend, to
protect
caus.
to be free-born,
and nobility ;
ennobled.
Q,
^
man(?) gentleman, high rank,
"
t /WVVAA 5ll
'
"
Saks
a free-born
nobility,
honour;
Rev.,
s-at
destroy, to slay
a god;
Gr.
caus. of
do
evil,
to
commit a crime
caus. of
L_fl.
v.
<
8
given to the
S3
5
f>
mummy; -"=a
ble, free, a
name
M. 307
mummy
,
S49> 6 4 ' T- 3 3)
(var.
'
4+
6>
Jl
Jn
R CC
J
36
?8,
the dead.
>
Si
god;
the divine
"
81
Lit. 68,
of Osiris.
*
,
B.D. 31,
2,
sc
sif
in the Tuat.
l,
child, babe.
a crocodile-
592]
'
>f*^
s-un
iiiiinii
n
f
/WWW S
SU
(||
SU,
SUE
P.
an opening,
4, they.
to force
to
'
make
IIIIIIMI
open; caus. of
Copt, cnruuit.
^K
SU
B.M. 138,
'
jj
protector, shepherd.
P.
_^-^Q,
=
432
^fe=t
4II
Sun-ha-t
-^
o
sun
uiiiiui
A.Z.
A~"
O,
STI -t
see
49, 59, a
Verbum
p. 433> drink.
fish;
196,
I,
arrow.
sunu +~m
sun
SUSU
N.
%,
~~"~~
%\
Jf * * *'
sua
*K\
^|
477,
* ^'
'
Copt.
Z\
GOTO.
be
P.S.B.
hunter.
P. 170,
-=|=
ill.
^\
Jay
jT)
U. 401,
2,
f]x,
physician
c^em,
to cut into, to cut the throat of an animal, to
Love Songs
i,
SUa
1,
sunu
'
Ci
Rev
'
%>O ^K,
SUn-t
>
Vw
to suffer pain, to
Lake Susu.
SU-t -
T=T Jk. M.
tfc\
Itl
^=t
<1
plur.
i,
38, chief
I,
42; Copt.
I,
CHIHI.
sun
to destroy.
stab.
s-uash
sun
A^^AAA
4t
f~\
caus. of
\\
rjj
5^i>
Copt. UXy.
Suatcheb
-^-%
IT 1
suna-t
B.D.
1J,
5ll
Jl
[1
O,
SUni
RS B
RD
'*
42,
3,
(| (|
rgfe
s^s,
a ;
form of Geb.
to
sunfhat(?)
decay,
s-unem
corruption.
_^ |
IV,
an unguent.
(Saite) 145,
1 6,
\0
jp
SUaS
/V^WAA
to
make
glad,
to gratify.
make
to eat, to
-**^O A^ftAAA
S-Uab
f
I
AA/WSA,
-J ^v^AA^
to purify; caus. of
feed
caus. of 41U
^=
if-1.
Sunth
SUi
^^
P.
darkness, night.
->
..Ap 47)
r
'
531,
,
to
^*
^
to pierce, to penetrate
s-ubub
caus. of fl
1
P re
?
**,
1 i thrust f
nt -
-i
"Tk
('fc^
'
v\
offer
/WWV\
n
i
352,
N.
1 1 1
o,
Io68
N>
a god
who traversed
to
P. 265.
'
in a night: var.
*-
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