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V
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.
V
By Sir E. A. WALLIS BUDGE, Knt., F.S.A.,
M.A. and Litt.D., Cambridge; M.A. and D.Litt., Oxford; D.Lrr.,'Durham ;
SOMETIME SCHOLAR OF CHRIST'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, AND TYRWHITT HEBREW SCHOLAR ;
KEEPER OF THE EGYPTIAN AND ASSYRIAN ANTIQUITILS, BRITISH MUSEUM.
{IN TWO VOLUMES)
VOL. II.
' LONDON:
JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET,
1920.
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sur Ig'V2, m. 588, |g Q, t. 345,
Ö, U. 191, to drink; Copt. ce.
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surà (suà) ^=f \\ gà, "^ \\ »*™fà,
to drink, drinker, toper,
drunkard.
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suràu ^g|^[ f\\, P. 692,<^,°®°u°
^è\, P. 94, drinkers.
SUr-t ï£ Ö, T. 71, I*" Ö, U. 191,
Îgo^, M. 225, g o ^, N. 603, * tD,
drink; ^5^3 <=> ^r, IV, 1115, water supply.
sur-t
, bead, oval ball; var.
1 ^=» (1°. ^J^0 § ()û mother-of-pearl
<rr> H 0 ' <rr> <rr> 000' beads.
SUru-t(?) -— % <^ %f, a bird.
S-ursh ^^ j\ to make to be green
or fertile ; caus. of ursh.
suh
£ra&
ra
ra
j\
\, to utter words as the
result of some great or sudden emotion, to
speak in an ecstasy, to prophesy.
Q >Y ), air, wind.
3°24, 79»
S-ush Heriu -«—%oo ^ v
^ title of the high-priest of the 10th Nome
. ' of Upper Egypt.
SUSh -«- % ^^ L-=/J, to break (?)
SUSh-t -«- ^j*.1130, tic, fetter, cord.
SUt ^Ç2 A, var. ^ST A, White Crown.
SUtut — JbJb"* , IV' 52°. to walk
°Jl °Jr to travel.
(2 ® ^ ' t0 tr6at a b°dy with
s-utekh
drugs, to embalm; caus. of ^\ Ç3 :
^è\ ® Ö. A title of Anubis is
; var.
"the embalmer."
s-uthet -*-t^8=f|, ~^\
/\ I h , to cook, to roast, to bake.
S-Uthet ^-%S=>{> , to fatten birds.
var
s-utekh
<2
, to embalm ;
^ Melternich Stele 62, egg; Copt.
o ' cooY&e.
SUh —*— % S ° , balls of incense.
Suhit (?) Q J), Denderah III, 12, a
v / v-y£]' goddess of üenderah.
S-Ukha —«— %> ? ls\ "^, Peasant
282, to stupefy, to make silly ; caus. of ukha.
S-USer —•♦— "I I» , to strengthen ; caus.
s-usekh
\7
J\ , to walk
with lung strides ; caus. of usekh.
S-USh ^^, ~^§\ to praise, to
worship, to adore ; caus. of uash.
S-Utcha -—% J, -*-^5> to
strengthen, to heal, to save; caus. of ^\ A <|\ \ .
s-utcha-^^|A,-^|^,to
go, to go forward ; caus. of *è\ A j\ .
Seb — J-fev N. 692, 1148, jackal;
see —w
, see asi
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seb _^J^, u.460 ....
—JS~ (1(1, an interrogative particle.
TT, —rr$A,—*-J% , Peasant322,
to lead, to conduct, to guide, to traverse, to pass
through, to march in front; —fi~ ]La II
Y\ 1 I , guide of the words of the god
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Jl ^
J
, I> 5°.
sebbi t^JJ^. t_
u A , to lead, etc. ; "TT"AWWV J—?
a dead man; "7T"Ja?]J, decay of the body ;
sebseb -75—rr /v, "TîtJa "Tr J»
to lead, to guide.
Sebi-t -TT" J ° , -*- J ^ , conductor,
guide; —*— J J ° jf0((> traverser of eternity
—a title of Râ and of Osiris: <^^ „ -ww —jr~
1 Ü
|o|, this book of traversing eternity.
sebbi ^JJ — -5TJJ:
V, 1112, a general envoy.
Sebi-t, sebiu-t -FT Jj^ Jl !, Shipwreck
161, —*— h ^è\ i, freight, cargo of a boat or
ship, load of a camel or ass; —TS~ \\ wvaaa
^ -^ -A ao
0 \\
, a loader of ships.
1 1 1
sebb -— J J^*., Bed. 6910, to load.
Sebit -*-Wk>Rec- ^ä
w
J
, evil,
seb xv — j^> i
wickedness ; -jt" J @ , decay, waste,
sebit Tï-J(j(|-^, TTl\\
fish offal, a poor kind of fish.
Seb ^^ A ^* ^^ (A ,
Shipwreck 56, an offering by fire.
seb-t ~A~jh, louse;plur. "ErJ^j,
"^Ja^Î'' C°Ptclß(?)
tress, lock of hair, hair clippings.
Sebi —7T"^0 aPer'°d of time, anniversary,
W ' annual festival (?)
seb -+- J
sba — J^, flute; Copt. CH&e.
to play
' a flute.
Sba a, , doors ; Copt. Cue.
0*111
Sba-Râ 775a, Edfû r> 8l> a ^.^ d?
Ö00 I Nile-god.
Sbau — ^ ^fx 11 j » «tar-gods.
* Ç^rar /i» punishment,
correction ; Copt. cflUJ.
sebakh (sebkh) T"-^?, t0 shut in'
v ' O ^ U to preserve.
s-baq (sebq) ± ^~, to make to
shine; caus. of ImAJ.
sebaq(sebq) T^ i> leg, thigh; see
S-baq (Sebq) \ Ä), to make
pregnant; caus. of 1 | I /r.
S-bagi —«— 'fe^ Z5 Û û » to make weak or
helpless; caus. of J ïï ijûfih-
sebà -—J^min, -«-J (] J }fchhh,
a mythological serpent-fiend.
Sebàth "TT" M £=J, Canopus Stele xo,
^ä i 1 1 1 provisions.
sebit -*- J (1(1^^, Rec. 4,2i, —»-J
11 m ' ^ «JÎ ^1Q TTT* ^ Plant, flag, rush.
seben ——Jawa/v, u. 304, 532, 551, P.
JAA/WW
L=^l, Rec. 30, 187, to retreat,
to wriggle .away (of a serpent) ; —*— J
>*
/WYWA
;*"** *, to roll away thchours.
seben-t -— 11 ~™, u- 6".\"*reaî'
J\ o withdrawal.
\^. Rec. 31, 168,
AA/WW V
to retreat ; see seben.
sebenben —*— | aa**™ | AAAAAA M. 280,
—!♦— JUww JKwm\^ , Rec. 31, 168, to re-
Jn "vAAAAA *\
AAAAAA 1 - ^\ P. 180.
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J/WYWA *\
ö V^, U. 540,T. 296,
J /WW* *\ O
V^ o , P. 230, crowns.
sebeh ^Jj(~=.|g, ~Jj[»$.
—— JJj[ ^ ^ I, to cry, cry.
Sebkhas —*— J **"***> one of the 36
Dekans ; Gr. 2ov%(f s.
Sebeshsen
-J
f-yn
/wwva, Annales I,
84, one of the 36 Dekans ; Gr. 2ov%«5ç.
, Israel Stele 22,
fortunate.
sebeq(?) —J,
fljzl^^l |, happy,
sebq-t _*_J^^
sebt-t — Jö^j
sebt > jl, wall, fort ; Copt. CO&T.
... n<=> TT <~—> f 1 <=>
sebti —*— \\ ][ >a r°yal t'tie.
sebth -*-Js=s^), P. 349, 1065,
, bone chamber.
crown of flowers,
wreath.
J
3
, N. 766, P. 708,
J
a
Rec. 30, 186, to inhale, to smell.
Sep , a sign of multiplication ;
D ©
H
n
, Rec. 2, in, to multiply;
n= 10 x 10.
sep
D ©' D © >^ ' D ' D "^'
©, ©, "^7^, time, season, fate, luck, occasion,
opportunity, hap, accident, condition, case,
situation, kind, sort, mode, means, manner, habit,
way, behaviour,action, characteristic, aim, object,
purpose, subject, case at law, trial, affair, act,
like, equal, expedient; Copt. CÏT; ^r^>
, ill-luck, calamity, fault, failure; 1 ©,
, every par-
u ^
.icuhr^yö^j;
D ©
one at a time, one by one ;
D ©
ö~", L.D. III, 140B,
another good example ; :
Stele 8, every one on his land ;
J ^ , Israel
D ©
/wwvsj Amen. 15, 18, moreover, another case;
, IV, 1078, happiness;
D ©
IV, 944, calamity, disaster;
, on every occasion ; -wwa
D © 3 a ©
1 1 1
D ©%*XX'
o vyw
, time of trouble; ? ^X Ail!,a.Z.
D © A /wwvsU U I
—1*~~ r^-o —*— a
1880,49; ^-^> a bad turn; L—fl,
, ,, —*— © .. —*—w
a bold act; II, , twice, repetition; ,
D © II v D ©Ö
M H n /WWVA^V H
duplicity; """a , V """V&v , second
© _n_, —*—
time; _n-* , f| f| , never again;
II 11 D ©
D ©
, T. 283,
D ©
at once, forthwith; Copt. rtCOÏI; ^^^
©,
©
©
/WYWA
000 II
gold twice refined; ^"aamm gold thrice
o o o m
- , , © © TT QQ ~*~© © XT
refined; plur. , U. 88, , N. 1110,
d©^!' inoi' °W IV' 351' nein'
"^ '"i n A ! ^ !k \* freqUentlyj
n ©
d ^ mi' "^""' Rec-16'IIQ [say]four
times (a rubrical direction);
^fll.good ^
millions of times; ^ 1 /wwa '==^7 o |\ in,
D @ 1 r^j] r ü 1
5- <§> © ©
©r^iü
/WYWA
times, Rec. 20, 40 ; 3T" 1 /wwa
<sJl I I D ©
righteousness ;
abilities ;
©
<§> ©
©
26, unmatched for abilities;
IV, 410, 1082.
sep
., unique in
, A.Z. 1905,
11
I ©
, the case in
a crimi-
D © 21 D W
court, a legal decision ; J (I
nal offence ; ^ ^ D It IS
a case for punishment; III wmm /wwa 7^ ,
r D © d
IV, 7152, cases of trespass; 1 /wwa
just cases; /ww\a.<s>-
1 D ©
case of evil-doers; J\ \\ ^~wna^—
IV, 1109, their case comes on again.
1, the
D ©'
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sep D ^>Rev. = D@, D §\l>
Rev. 13, 23, time of judgement.
sepiepi D @ , » Q^rj xx> D © n'
, primeval time; © ®, lands of
1, Rev. 13,23, to supplicate.
D ©
primeval time.
sepi m
sepsep
D D
, Stele of Ptolemy I,
—h »— jo —« •*"" Jl I/Ä
18. *w, Rec. 15,18, 3 1 ör>
' D D 21 ü D UjST
Rec. 13, 22, to ask for, to supplicate, petition;
Copt, cencoon.
Sepi , Peasant 199, ^
D © D ©
' D ©
't0remain°Ver'^D©^^l!l
Shipwreck 38, not one was left;
a , L.D. III, 140c, there remains no trace;
see p „: Copt, ceene.
D DU
sepp
D GUI'
@. to remain over ; Copt.
ceene.
sepit c, U. 549, T. 303,
* d © y a ©
Rechnungen 49, —*— ^£ (J(J . , P.S.B. 19,
263,
©
0 III —*■
D © llr-^-i' D ©HHlll' D alll' D ©i'
"*"" /] f| © ~r"H— fi fi ^ remainder, remains,
D Hi 111' D HHo' gleanings.
sep-t © © ©, pots for storing corn.
SeD Rä ö !~\ Pa'ermo Stele, the name
© ■■' V ' of a sun-temple.
Sep *&ftM, worm, serpent.
Sep-her
D ©
Sallier IV, 13, 9,
a god (?)
sep ~~ü~~ Rec- l6> r36» t0 dip; Copt.
^—=0' cen, con.
Sep Q (® , Rec. 26, 64, tackle of a boat.
Sep -G=£-, Thes. 1124, couch, dîwân.
SeP-t D a ^' "d~ ^' StairS' StepS"
sep ~^T ^ ' 0*1 \ »t0 cutj t0 slay>
to destroy, to smite.
sep
sep
Rev. 12,21 = , Copt, ceene,
©
, Rev. 13, 37, Nomes; see
u 1 1 ni
sep-ti(?) J^ßß> Lit. 22, p°pß =
□ [)I), two plumes.
Sep n^^» Rec. 3, 49, a god.
Sepit ^$, Berg. I, .9,^^, ■
wailing-goddess, a form" of Hathor (?)
sepa —*■
to benefit, to thrive,
to prosper.
Sepa
>CZX, U. 538,
T. 305, -—
n
(jmuilD "IT r-17
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ruii(lll-i
J» B.D. 17,87, D
r-H-i J), Rec. 30, 187, B.D. 69, 7: (i)a
reptile-god (?) ; (2) the chief of the seven spirits
who guarded Osiris.
Sepa-ur
D
T. 304, a god (?)
Sepa-Heru
329, "7
Sepa of Horus.
Sepa-her
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f, P. 270,
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N. 1251,
_x , M. 485,
30, 199, the god with a [hideous] face like Sepa.
Sepa-shâ-t
L—A
0 ill'
>^ 1, Tuat III, a god of slaughter
sepi
, 1 Rec 3, 56, trough,
' basin.
sepi
sepi
sepi
Rec. 3, 50, crusts of
111' bread.
tTt Rec. 3, 45, rag, shred,
^ strip of cloth.
Ö,
Rev. n, 167, thread;
Copt. cenm.
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Sepi
D \\
^1>
sepin(?) d w
Rec. 3, 44, a god.
* IV, 670, a kind of
- ' wood.
Sepen(?) /fj, Ombos I, 186-188,
one of the 14 kau of Râ.
—*— *-o-, —*—
sper □ , Rec. 26,229, d j\,
II
, to come forth, to set out.
to make to come
D
s-per[r]
forth; caus. of
sper a
sepeh ~~*
cm
x —*-
seph.11
s-pekliar
to inscribe, to register.
Sepkh.-ken.mem
to ask, to pray, to entreat
r n> IV> io75»
Âmen. 7, 19, 11, 17, to
' lasso, to take captive.
Û, order, command (?)
l—û, ^=> I—Û , to write,
D
*
:, the
name of one of the 36 Dekans.
Hh. 564, to shake down
the hair (?)
I, Rec. 31, 14,
j Mission 13, ny gods with dis-
1 ' hevelled hair.
seps d
Sepsu ~d
seps D S?^, to overthrow, to slay.
seps I ]£ , A.Z. 1906, 107, 109, to
skip, to jump, to dance ; var. I D I ^T .
seps —»— u
• —»-
sept-ti
lips; see
n
, to build.
nD
D
, the two
sept heri
D ©^
sept kheri g> <üb>, lower lip.
w
, upper lip.
sept
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, IV, 655, bank, shore;
Pap. 3024, 67, the bank
sept
Do (' D c
mus (?) ; Copt. C«L<$>Tf'.
^, a plant, hyoscya-
sept D ^ <£, leg, thigh, foreleg.
Sept - masti - ent - Ruruti □ § ç>
part of the hunting net of the Akeru-gods.
septXâfl'2AMtobeready'
prepared; ^^|^<g-^*^, his soul is
prepared- ~~0~ A Jl<^b Provided with a watchful,
^ ' c—=~a Ü U I ' intelligent face.
Sept-metu J^ß fl
name of the 6th Gate in the Tuat.
IÏÏÏÏT1
, the
S-pet □ s=<, to make to stretch, to
D
^>.
extend; caus. of
Sef , N. 429,
^\ *=#, Shipwreck 144, ^\ , to cut,
slay, to kill.
sef ^\ , *-=— ^\ , knife ; plur.
to
V 1; Copt. CHCje, Arab. u-sjus> Eth.
ftj?^ ', syr- ""**">> Gr. f/0oc
—M— f\ —H—
sef ^^11» Mar- Ka™- 55» 67> ^»
~~M Rec. 16, 141, to melt by fire, to boil, to
(£ Ö' cook, to steep, to macerate.
H—f)\ to melt by fire, to
.s^JÔ' liquefy.
sefsef
sefsef
to pour out, to overflow.
sef-t
sef
f*
n
■f*.
a kind of sacred
oil.
&£&, Peasant 316, Pap. 3024,
I07, *^=^, o ^ A to be gracious, mild,
of the stream. _
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gentle, pitiful, compassionate; '^^^ | Qr> R-ec-
13, 12, a soft answer.
Sef 2ft, babe, child, boy ; varr. \\
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children, i.e., Shu and Tefnut.
the two
Sefi-peri-em-Hesher, etc. w |?)
K.P. 164, 8, a title of the Sun-god.
—H «yi A/WW
sfa vs. «Nw
**—- r^S- AA/VAAA
to strain, to purify;
see sefi.
sfa-t
annoyance, pitiful, clement.
Sfà " h , Tuat I, a serpent-god.
Ö , Rec. 5, 95,
sfi
A/WVAA
A/WVAA
A/WVAA
aaaaaAj Rec. 5, 96,
S—fl'
Rec. 5, 93, I ® , to mix, to mingle, to
I \\ 1 w 1
strain, to clarify, to purify.
sfen ~~~
3 , IV, 971, **=— 3 Q£, Peasant
A/WVAA A/WVAA £ZJL
150, to be patient, long-suffering, mild, gentle.
sfenu
i\aa
sfenti
sefrit
1 1 1
"^g-è, exile (?) orphan (?) ; plur.
, IV, 1076.
[t A.Z. 1900, 30, a kind
Him' of plant.
L-fl' Hh'452
s-fekh.
fÖ> Rec- 29>
155,
£—f\, **=~-r. „, to loose, to
open; caus. of <=>>:; see 1 <=>^:;
Vil A >umvraPPed
s-fekhfekh. *ZZ ^m~n, to put off clothes,
to undress, to loose ; see <=>^;.
Sefekh ^Z ® Jà , wort. 1212
Sefek *-=»- \v , to cut, to slay, to cleave.
!jj§), to pour
^\>
sefkek
out, to be poured out, exhausted.
sefth ^^ V , to slay, to kill.
Sem —*— J If, form, image, kind, manner
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sem
sem
x
semsem
, to collect, to heap together,
to bless; Copt. CJULOT.
to bless, to pray.
sem(?) -
metal ; see tchäm.
I
sem
^
-H— (3 j
000, a kind of
111 / 111
vft> 1, ^"^% herbs, vegetables;
Copt. CIJUL.
sem, semati rVA, r\h ^&, r\j> t\ >
^\\'=¥1^: (i) a priestly officia1'*(2)
title of the high-priest of Coptos and Panopolis.
semi-t ^ , U. 557, £^ü, £^0, ,
r\/\/)
—m—fN/VQ
M AAAAA/N
Ci
grave ;
(see khaskh-t), fN/v/i,
, desert, hill country, hill cemetery;
r\/\/), P. 82, M. 112, N. 86, hills;
, IV, 1015, hill of truth, i.e., the
r\/\/)
^l\
hill of the spirit-bodies; ^
o , IV, 430,
o
♦t— A/WVAA ß
fc£0,
hill of the east ; ^ W^\ hill of the west.
Set Àmentt (Semi-t Àmentt)
(W)
f] ^^ B.D.G. 85, the mountain necropolis on
Iûû' the west bank of the Nile.
Set(Semit) ~ , ?uat ^ B;DG- 8l>
v ' r\/\/)' , 83, a god.
Semti
r\/\/)
Qyx/)1
?ffFF J
CS'
the nesu bâti name of King ;
= sem-t, Rec. 28, 170.
semsem "^ "~~ n>, "^ *~~ ät|,
N / I
horse; plur. c
V

smai
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g- _> * • u-4I8' T
.3«,J39.P.«".N.6„,J. jj|,J^{
j^t-fl'
' m ^\ ' t0 umte> t0 Jom oneself
to someone or something, to copulate ; ]T
, joining heaven to earth
D a
I h
Sma 1"^, ^^J>^*> cemetery (?);
sma en ta - - A ^ ^ ,
the transport of a dead body over the river to
the tomb.
smai-ta
H
ö
hU' tsÖ'J
s
, Rec. 3i, 19,
3
I H
, Rec. 34, 177,
H
I n
(2 jL—Zl
s
, Hh. 548,
©
*3F*
s
, Amherst I,
to bury, burial, " union with the earth " ; Copt.
TÜOJULC.
Peasant 44, side of a field or road, border
border of a field; |^^Ç|, A.Z. 1900,
sma-t
I n
or
w
w^i3
, the two sides of a road.
<?' <h ^,' ^ut' intestine> rec"
£, Rec. 26, 80; plur. ^ ^ ^ , U. 518,
sma
sma-ti
^\ /"=ö), phallus.
I
, testicles.
smaiU V V\ M£ 1, male relatives,
kinsmen, cousins, connections.
smai hru nefer Tflfljj ra %>î°,
a ma^n who assists at a festival, addicted to
revelry.
spouse, consort, wife, concubine.
smait
female relatives,
connections, cousins.
smaiut J^v^l, iv, 1081, J
o^^j, Peasant 191, J I) (| <* ^ j.
o)
11 1
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Rec-l6>IIO> * S^Wm' gang'com
pany, band, troop, evil allies, associates,
confederates, fiends, devils;
I m £ü'
allies of Set
smait
24,166,
smai(?) J
double crown
, Rec.
Rec. 17, 113, a
' royal title.
IV, 200, part of the
sma ta j j, Methen, a title, governor (?);
var. I
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smaitaui yfX*p, Palermo Stele,
ÎTÏ' ffi' /S\ 'uniter of the Two Lands'
/.*., of Upper and Lower Egypt—a royal title or
name.
smaittaui(?) 0^.^, throne room (?)
,smaiui(?) Y^[E!> Rec- 27, 84> twin
mountains (Gebelên ?)
Smai
Rec.31,. 12, the title of a god.
Smai TO,
., a name of Set
145, 146, VI, 23, the doorkeeper of the 6th
Pylon.
Smaiu
I
e 1
L»=/]i
!>
j B.D. 17, 138, i8a, 2, H. 1, 19,
1 ' 5, Nesi-Amsu 22, r 1, fiends.
Smaiut
_>
a. group or company of gods; Y@
P.S.B. 13, 569.
1, Rec. 31,168,
\\
Smaiti ^ ^i]l|~^> b.d.64,i4,
the two goddesses Isis and Nephthys.
Smati-uati
X5, a divine title.
Smatt-Bast Tö ÖC?0. B-D- "S.
i:^:^.b.o..69,
i rw\ VJ ©' see Basti.
Smai-Nu J^, J^Z^, Mission
13, 50»
Smai-ta
Edfû I, 79, a title of the
Nile-god.
>1kl7I^To"ibof
Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 70).
Smai-taui 1 . A V X, D.R.G.60,
Ï
, IV, 82: (t) a serpent-god; (2)
a moon-god ; (3) a Horus-god of U
(4) a title of Set. '
Smai-taui I_^n#Y|§.
B.D.G. 348, a title of Harpokrates son of
Hathor.
assembly, reunion,
gathering.
cr~D
111
smait
^^ T^n' 111°'encIosure'
a shut-in place; plur. Y ^N ^S
smai-t Te», IV, 1121, bolt(?) fasteni
sma T^L t\ |, ^^S—fl, Rec. 16,
ing.
I42' * il'e
a mixture of six parts.
sma kh-t
i\ /wwva Koller r, 7,
», Metternich
Stele 20, ^ ."w ,} to eat.
sma[i]u keku ,
Vs\ i^H j j thick darkness, utter darkness,
outer darkness, gloom, obscurity; varr. Y1^
*
^IM^Ikf^
smai *$o&» *m*»
^> Y^^l^^' Rev-6> J47, temple,
lock, tress, hair ; Copt. CJUL<LT.
Sma V 1 m , tree with thick foliage.
Sma J>^^, a plant; plur. Jf f)^,
, leaves,
1 1 1
<§.
foliage, twigs, branches, vegetables.
smait
a
{\sa^-t Rec. 8, 171,
couch, bed, bier, mat, platform, part of a boat.
sma
to render clear or
visible.
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S-ma £s>-1 , to make to see ; caus. of
Sma >5, Metternich Stele 41, 4, \\ >
ibid. 157, / \v L-=Z), to cut up, to slay.
sma ~T
IV, 614, a beast slain as
an offering.
Smaur-Bekha
j?
^J
5f5$> Ombos II, 139, the bull-gods Smamur
and Bachis. .
Sma-kheftiu-f
Tuat III, a ram-god.
Olli
smasma / ^ 1 Or» t0 Pray' to
îecite; var.
t\ (j ?, to feed; Copt. TJULO(?).
s-maàr ^>^(|^. IV> "99,
—*— Jèv* (I Ys , to make miserable, to
oppress ; caus. of _Jp J^ (j ^.
S-maä —H— ^^, to make true, to justify,
to prove true or innocent, to correct, to pay
what is due or obligatory, to discharge a duty
or debt, to dedicate ; caus. of ^^ 3 .
s-maä kheru
_>
Rec. 29,147, _Jp
3* I, to make true
T I
the word, i.e., to prove innocent, to procure the
acquittal of someone.
smai
a boat, to rig a boat
, M. 785, to equip
s-mau
@ w
to
repair, to renew, to rebuild ; caus. of £
s-mau —_>^AJH' Missioni3>
58 ; caus. of
smam
_>
smamu
smam
_>
\-JA
to slay,
t—fl' to kill.
fo, slaughterer.
_>
Cjm? J?
B.D. 62, 5, a bull-god
, Ombos II,
££4
Smamit / N^x
233, a cow-goddess of offerings.
Smamur , Y \ "^^ Pn> Denderah
IV, 79, a bull-god or goddess.
smam ~~T t\ (1, IV, 809, to crush ;
L. ^ VI » to crush foreign lands.
smam(s-am) ^ Ik M' to
kindle, to set fire to; caus. of v\ v\ \\.
smam-t (s-am-t) 1 _Jp 1jj\ t\* Q,
Pap. 3024, 13, blaze, a kindling.
smam ^^kl^Tfli-dense
(of darkness VN^).
. smasu TW, Rec. 27, 84, eldest,
firstly rn born; see smesu:
smasu-t (smesu-t) J~^> ^
smà T-H— y [1 q&, herald, reporter,
announcer; Copt. CJUUULC.
sman —*— v awwv , —«—1\ y>w^,u. 14»
a kind of incense.
smä(?) ~*~
s-mar
, to kill, to slay.
, Rec. 32, 79, to
please, to make happy, to adorn, to decorate ;
0
caus. of
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s-mâr-t
H
adornment, decoration, rich or festal
apparel.
smi-t M (I oT, shadow, protection.
smiu —— &v f\J\ ^k IÄ I, devourers,
avenging gods and fiends
SmU —&_fc- U 5°«
T. 321, flesh, members.
smun (ors-m-un) —«-
Peasant 44, —h— v\
k, slaughter, death
^
assuredly, really and
truly, verily.
smep
D
smen dii___±, P. 124, M. 93, N. 100, incense.
s-men —«—*^, p.635, M. 510, N. 1092,
r____^ 0 (I , P. 636, 637, M. 512, 514, N. 1095,
/VA/VNAA
IO97
1=1
|, Rec. 30, 187, ö ] ,
to
stablish, to fix firmly in position, to establish
oneself; caus. of \ ; Copt, cjuime, cejuim.
smen-smen esa t^h, T. 398, M. 400,
to establish, be established.
smen
p^
, order, foundation.
smen f»""i |, bronze.
smen ^""i ^^, Metternich Stele 62,
r±i__± Z^,, a kind of goose; Copt. CJULOYHe.
/WWW (2 J2l
Smen e^"^, riüs J, B.D. 17, 37,
A/VWV\ _/_T AA/WVV J I
a goose-god, a dweller in g a^wa =1, ar" AbY-
a o a> 44«
smenu riüS ° fj, image, figure. •
M *^AAAA ^v «V
Smennu q 0 ^^., T. 24, a god.
smenu 2S o % 1^, Rec- x5> x79> to
AAAAAA Jl ;-a rage, to shake.
s-menmen -*-^^ ^^ °, IV> IrIX>
AA/WVA /VWW\ .A to unsettle.
111111 II i 1111 q i
to make to move ; caus. of ' ' .a.
AAAAAA A/WWV
i -u —H— ® —H~~ ® Jl ri1"1""1^ ^
s-menkhoA.Dû L I \ A,
/VAAAAA 0 A/WNAA 0 U I AAAA/SA \\
to set in good order, to adorn, to beautify, to
endow richly ; cans, of
s-menkh-t eüs
, adornment.
Smenkhit « ~ if), Rec 3' 54> * go<i-
0 ® Ç> ILL de^s.
Smen-ti (?) (""*"! ° , a lioness-goddess.
AAAAAA V*l^
smen ^r
enm, emery ; var,
s-meh-t —«-
to forget ; caus. of
s-meh o<L
AAAAAA
AAAAAA _
AAAAAA
nnm
000 '
f~ü} Rec. 26, 79, to make
ra
AAAAAA
AAAAAA ,
AAAAAA
w
smehit
to flood, to submerge, to fill
full.
°°N
AAAAAft, flooding.
AAAAAA * °
Smeh f^ è^, a kind of boat or ship.
smeh c==. fà,
to pray, to
beseech.
smeh -h— Y I ^, ^__ j[ ps5n, Rec.
!5> T52> garlands.
smehi —«-
w
~_Zl'
s* fl, the
left hand, the left side ; Gr. 'Aafiax ; see
Herodotus II, 30.
S-meS —■w— h I, to deliver a woman ; caus.
of fjj MW); Copt. OJULGCiO.
smesmes
^— AAAAAA
negesges
^aaaaa j t,o overflow.
smesu
Tl^rà, <=)$> Metternich Stele 222,
/ \\ J), eldest, firstborn.
smesit Z=i
Mission 13, 51,
firstborn (fern.).
smesu
high-priest of Metelis.
•im>
title of the
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smesun
•^* t=t, pot, vessel.
smeseru(?)
Rev. 11, 90
Smet. —«— ^^ T r^j > see Mestà, one of
the four sons of Horus.
Smet —»
H JS Berg. I, 17, a croco-
|£ü' dile-god.
f^rö
smet, smetsmet ^, r=a ^
B.D. 125, Neg. Con. 15
3
smet.... w, Famine Stele 17
(e=S)'
Smetm-âqa^^l-^^^l,
B.D. 58, 5, the rudder in the magical boat.
smeti ^=^17 Rec- 5, 95< t0 P'iint the
a W-^-' eyes.
Smetti ?=â XX jl , B.D. 144, the
Watcher of the ist Ärit.
s-metr
semthek
rc=xö
fl.
Rec. 17, 44; caus.
, part of the name
of Psammetichus ; with fern. art.
\ A.Z. 1881, 68.
Smet
smet -^- 1\ =T;, eye paint (?)
one of the 36 Dekans ; Gr.
smet
underlings ; see I
ggJJ aa/wv\
III A/VWNA Ü
r\ A/VWNA
them, their : see I
till
Sen-nu , second, fellow.
oil'
l, servants, subordinates,
I
o £LL ill 1
,„, Rec. 4, 30, they,
sen
.^h-
to bow, to pay homage, to
entreat.
Semi AAAA£-^s\, suppliant.
senn-ti *w* }i, worshipper, adorer.
\\ A L r '
sennit -—ll fl(U, B.D. i68a,
I T AAA/VNA 1 1
22, acclamations.
sen, senà/wwvs,'vvwa i, [W Q
to smell, to kiss, to do homage, adoration.
genu «y™ 3, IV, 1220, homage.
senn-t a-vwa c , kiss, embrace.
3
sen ta «y?* , iv, T028, _
3
H
JV OIO 'WYWA \A/WV\
' y ' £ M s ' \\ £
"=-^
A/VWNA _J7^i C /l /WYWA
^|E» IV»9o8,
^§^?fl
/WYWA
/wwva^ , to smell the earth,
I ss a \\ W.A
to kiss the earth, to do homage by bowing with
the face to the ground.
—H— 3 ' ■•■ '
senn ta wmm t Mar. Aby. II, $6,
/WYWA I I 35
to kiss the ground, i.e., pay homage.
sennti ta ^~vw & j^, } Âmen. 14,
16, payer of homage.
Senà ta (] 3 , adorer, worshipper.
sen t *w*
' 3
sensen
sensen
A/WWi AAA/VNA
Rec. 16, 56, to smell (i.e.,
kiss) the hand.
to praise, to acclaim ;
Copt. ceXcooX.
*/WWi AAA/VNA
H H A
3, 2=3,
AAA/VNA AAA/VNA I
£>
/WYWA A/VWNA
41'
» —»-
AAA/VNA AAA/VNA
w
a,
AAA/VNA A/SAAAA
[I £, AAAAAA £, to breathe, to snuff the air.
Sensen-ti £ , a breathing.
w
sen
V
t-4,
IV
*~WA >«?>^, to cut, to cut off, to split.
1 1 1 v—S ^
Sen-t 'VVWA ^\\ , a slit, a cutting, wound.
Sena (j \v , slayer ; fern. (1 ^> -^k.
senn o 0 > T- 3S3' o o
those who cut.
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sen i—> F) ° , ploughshare; Copt. cine.
sen-t
AAAAAA ' »
^, u. 431 ;var-
AAÄ^VA AAAAAA II I
sensen-t
var. e==»
AAnAM /VWS/VA III
^, U. 43'-
, T. 247
TT <y t e aaaaaa aaaaaa
,,u,235'xa'
u-fl,
Sensen-t ^^,\£äÄ:
sen (not sensh) ""^ -ramm-, to open ; see
www
sen, seni
IU TOOrt ' ' AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA
1V' I22°' A ' O' 7i ' W -* '
AAAAAA ^ AAAAAA ^? " AAAAAA | / ^ /y
\\^' ^'^W ^A' \\ HH1^'
Koller Pap. 5, 1, *y*^ .A, Metternich Stele 240,
S \ .A, to open, to expand, to throw
open a door, to pass over or away from, to pass
—»— ft (3
on in front ; late forms are : (I ,
VNAAAA
AAAAAA
WWW
AAAAAA
.a , Rev. 11,174; Copt. erne.
senn, senni ywwvv .a, "^^ \ -A , ^^^
AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA
} AAAAAA \\ } AAAAAA \\ [J (I <| 7^ } A.Z.
Vi AAAAAA Vi AAAAAA 11
1907, 125, Rec. 36, 201, to pass over, to" go
beyond, to pass in front, to pass away from, to
flutter away (of a bird); —» i«w\\ \ j\ , way,
AAAAAA
road; Copt. cru.em, CltHIItl.
• —H— \\ Q —M— t 1 —M— tZID
senni aaaaaa ^ ^ Mr> 'w^aa , *&aaaa
AAAAAA .A PM AAAAAA .A \\ *- , -*|
MÄ} aaaaaa \aä j officer, leader, chief, fighter
"1 AAAAAA .A P21 *
in the van of an army ; plur. ™w* \\ ^y-* M£ I,
AAAAAA "'* PM I
Anastasi I, 23, 6, Mar. Kam. 53, 38, (1 V\
AAAAAA 1 /T
"P
.A .A .A, N. 29
^ __ J n AAAAAA
i iww VCù 1 Rev. 11, 144, 173,
- - AAAAAA
A A A, P. 41, M. 62,
PI
o
^^'
Seni ^^ AAAAAA ^b^i, AAAAAA
^■' w ^' w
sufferer, a wretched, needy, or miserable man.
seni meni ~^t=D 13 '^ä, Tutänkh.
\\ J\ üXiii'
g AAAAAA ~ AAAAAA =3
\\ J\ AAAAAA^*' \\ A \\ X
P. iii6b, 38, 54, in a state of flux and ruin,
topsy-turvy.
sen-t ^"ICA^f P- 3&5'
N. 1078, lie, false statement.
sennâ aaaaaa "^»é. , aaaaa* M ^^é. , aaaaaa M >è\
AAAAAA AAAAAA 1 AAAAAA 1 /I
, sufferer, sorrower; plur. aaaaaa
AAAAAA 1 | | I
M **" ^
sen-t a>wvaa ^ , decay, a passing away.
£S <>-3 III
sen "£p O, Rev. 14, 34, clay.
g©]! ^AAAAA AAAAAA«^—-j TheS. I2Q7, ^^^
t=D \\ y" \\ J\ '
to copy, to make a likeness or transcript of
anything.
se nit ^û, p. 424, M. 607, N. 1212,
"^X-^D} Thes. 1286, aaaaaa (jj]Q> Rev I4j 68j
model, copy, likeness, archetype (of a book) ;
:r>, IV, 1150, in likeness of.
senn aaaaaa "} Rev. 6, 29, aaaaaa 1 t
AAAAAA I AAAAAA I ^ I
"*=^-$ /WAAAA
w
, ReC. I9, 93, AAAAAA
j Thes. 1122, copy, duplicate, transcript,
1 ' list, notes of a case, report.
Sen-t-Râ
7\
, B.D. 115,7,
IV, 1032, to make a
copy or likeness.
the "similitude of Rä."
senn ■^-11^
sennu~w=li— w
likeness, image, copy, figure, statue.
Senen. -w^ 11 *, Denderah II, n,
AAAAAA T y
TT
*
, one of the 36 Dekans.
sen-t, senàt
AAAAAA AAAAAA
0 7^'^
AAAAAA 9,9,99,
AAAAAA
draughts;
at draughts
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
' aaaaaa ,m"V o nmnin'
, draughtboard and
—H— t=D
rr>/WAAA , to play
Sen-t ""^, case, box.
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senni(?)
aWaaa" IÏÏTÏÏ1 ,
\\ .A
a counter in a
game.
sen-t (?) *~WA , Peasant 2-\, a kind of
v ' o mm] m
stone; compare I I -Lo, ruby (?)
sen-t "*^
; see
senn tfAttAgSo}: see wvwl^), foundation.
4, 22, a precious stone, ruby(?)
senà(?) h © I^2 ~> winds> breaths.
AAAAAA 1 T —
senà, sennâ "~"~ h \> % .a, *»~* (1
AAAAAA 1 _ZF AAAAAA 1
^ .A, ^ \\ A J\ ^ .A, to Pass; see
sen
AAAAAA
seuàuà (1 «w« (]<j> f .A, Amen. 7, i,
AAAAAA 1 I
pass quickly.
Senàn (?) ™£ä ^ % > Berg< I> r3? a god}
a defender of the dead.
senàh ~^~ ft ra ^\ 4L1, B.D. 145,
AAAAAA 1 _CÜ\^ TT"1
IX, 34, injury, damage.
Senas ft iQa, A.Z. 1906, 103; see
AAAAAA 1 ^ I
AAAAAA I 2L1
Senâ ^^^ , to turn back, to repulse.
\7A- K
_ — — AAAAAA
s-naa 0
, with Tr öflJ to reduce
S—fl'
to the consistence of paste (of drugs used in
medicine), to knead ; caus. of
, B.D. 125, III, 20.
seni-t
AAAAAA
cabin, box ; Copt. CettH.
a^aaaa^ case chamber,
senu "w^
0 s
AAAAAA a Q /W\AAA
Ö ' Ö
AAAAAA
Ö
AAAAAA
£
AAAAAA
Ö
~M— <ö III —H—. 0 . —M—
AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA
, , >P\ I , AAAAAA I (S
ößOI ÖEIII Ö J! (^3) I ' AAAAAA 1
AAAAAA
Wain'
, Rev. 12, 90, bread, bread cakes : •**!
111 'yy' ' ' Ö
i_ _j a (■• j)
"*"" <cz> Kv ___> IV, 768, Annales III, no.
Senu ^* %\ % ! Tuat VII, a company
Ö JUT SÜ 1 ' of gods who fed Rà.
senu "^", öQ, N.62, "^"Q, T. 268,
pot, vase, vessel, jar.
senu "K> T> 3» 4, wine of Pelusium ;
0 0' Gr. Snii/.
senu c77—«*, Methen, assessor of taxes.
Senu aa^aa W, physician (?) ; Copt. C^em.
genii AAAAAA j^^_i to see, to weep(?)
senu(?) ^^ö%H, B,D- 64' I4> djs;
v ' irv—^ Jl tnct (?)
0
7\
see
7\
Ö
sennu ~^ \>r~rn, *aaaaâ - — prjvj_
lege, right.
aJwv "^j\ @ fe^ Jl ! Nàstasen Stele
senu
0
§-
senui •*»** % NX
0 Jr j\
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Ö
fl;
0
i'65
, Nàstasen Stele 68,
\\
' See AAAAAA
AAAAAA
7^
s-nukh ,rvr^^^fî. L-D- m, 140c, to
burn up, to scorch, to shrivel.
öo
senut (senupet?) *"*~> ^, *"w*
JT k J 111 A
senb
AAAAAA
fortification.
SAAAA 77 1 1 1
JJÜUÜt
n,p.453,
2D
, a plant.
JO-
wall,
senb-t Jo, u. 438, J«
AAAAAA «ail AAAAAA «ail
T. 250, J , wall, fortification; plur.
AAAAAA «ail I
"""" j - n °>p- 306, "^ j j 5 5, p. 352,
AAAAAA «ail J-X O AAAAAA «ail AAA
N. i<*7,~*~ JU/I/I/I, N. 741, "*" I
AAAAAA «ail «_J *_J «_| AAAAAA «CJ
N. 164, Jl^K Ö |, Rec. 27, 59, |
AAAAAA -g*!- /' l_t I AAAAAA «ail
(j(]^,Rec. 30, 194.
senb " II T^T a co°l> wholesome wind
AAAAAA «=JJ T ' or breeze.
senb-t ~^~ Ï] ojß, P. 392, N. 1166, A.Z.
AAAAAA «-il 1Â
1880, 49, beaker, jar, libation vessel; plur.
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senb -*- y J 8, Rec. 5, 96, ö ^ ö>
Rec. 5, 92, 95, to bind, to tie, to tear into strips,
strip of cloth or linen, bandage.
s-nebi -^_/g£$,Hymn Dariu5 23, to
VSU~~J-' make to swim.
senb "~*~ jj'fe*, ~~~ \*h£> Rec-
AAAAAA -Cj J S AAAAAA -£l) _/-A
16,57,31,18, A a, Peasant 115, to be
AAAAAA «ä£l
overthrown (?) to be evilly entreated (?)
senbà-t ^ (1 , jar, vase, vessel, pot.
genp iW*AA ^^, to cut, to slay.
senpu ****
^>!
j slaughterers, slaugh-
senf iw^AA jt^+ AAAAAA
terings.
Î111 *^ T111
blood ; Copt. CHOq.
senfu "*"* v\ <r^ »a»«, a flux of blood.
^<—» /' l AAAAAA
senf iw^AA jj^" ÄS!) bloody-eyed.
Senfiu ^ (j (j ^\ *** J), gods of blood,
or gods of blood colour.
senf w^a S\ > w^a ^v ! j knjfe (p)
Senf AAAAAA 11 } garment, raiment, dress.
Ç Ç %_^ n AAAAAA
senf j j , I O, last year; var.
"**** ; Copt, crconrq.
S-nef "*~* 1^2 ML Peasant 279, to unload
a boat, to give relief to.
s-nefi
AAAAAA y(^
y^-7 to produce air, to
s-nefekhfekh
AAAAAA
T A,
A
to loosen, to untie, to undo mummy bandages;
AAAAAA JS_-^ f
caus. of J*->=— j
^ ^ 1
s-nem (s-unem)
iv, 352,
AAAAAA Ji fm> ~JS~"
Love Songs 8, 5, ty,
AAAAAA Ü
1, A.Z. 1880,
Q
, to feed, to
supply with food, to enjoy food, to eat
ravenously ; caus. of unem.
s-nemm (s-unem)
AAAA.
Rec. 36, 81, to feed, to satisfy with food, to
devour; caus. of unem.
Sn6m llkfl' Peasants,
, greediness, voracity.
abundance,
plenty.
snem
snem
AAAAAA
I I I
CZD
, IV, IT 84,
, food.
snem-t
g^, IV, 1054, 1055,
IV 7Z1 " (1 t\° 4c^
AAAAAA Ji WVY. _/_L
IV, 1158, food supply, provisions, offerings
in abundance.
snem, snemm
AAAAAA
fc I 1 1
•il fTvV /VSAAAA J
, A.Z. 1873, 151,
spawn of fish (^^^ !),
snem^^,_J|^^,
AAAAAA JI _B^ ^P1 1 1 l' AAAAAA JI Jl^ ?P 1 1 l'
to grieve, to mourn, grief, sorrow.
snem âb (hat) ^^ ^, ®, grief of
heart, sorrow.
a.Z. 1906,113, ^z^o,^ <=£=%,
AAAAAA U- - U- I
to tear out the hair in grief; ( K\ ^\
AAAAAA JI _HF^ JS^
XX^' Mission 13, 229.
s-ne^Hk#'IV-9iO
VJ U I AAAAAA AAAAAA M
Q£, to pray, to supplicate, to beg; see (
C_i AAAAAA JI
!ö; caus. of
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Ä Tombes 8, GVV^
>>>>>> A/VWNA Ji WW //
A/VWNA I
A/VWNA j
A/VWNA I
flood, storm, tempest, thunder rain.
Snem, Snemmti ^^^-j,
k\\T IkwN' title of Set.
S-nemà —h— ( / () , to step, to walk ;
caus. of
Snemf ^^
o
see
\\
>-=^- Rec. 5, 92, the god of the pre-
O ' ceding year.
s-nemeh ~*~ \ |\ 8 V} Ä, ~*~ (
t\ 8 gj)) wvAAA 8 N|, to humble oneself, to
abase oneself, to beg, to pray, to supplicate;
CaUS. Of AAAAAA
s-nemmeh
, Rec.
35-i25'_j^j^)te2Lt';ohumb,e
oneself, to beg, to pray; caus. of ****/*( K\ Q ^8.
snemehu """" (I f\ 8 (ft ^jj, ~^T (
^3kfeMÉi'A-z-I90S'28'pra)'er'
petition, entreaty, supplication, begging.
Snemkhef
TfiRjw» TuatXII,
a serpent-god in the Tuat.
s-nems —*— ( t\ 1 ^, to feed, to
nourish, to fill, to provide with.
s-neh *~w*
ra
ra
i, Rev. 3, 38,
to enslave, to reduce to subjection, to regulate ;
see s-nehi.
s-nehi ~w^\\^a iv, 130,1006, *~wa .a,
ra m ' â ' ' raw '
Rec. 4. 131, ,vvWA
*' â ra
ÖITI
ra
©
H] ^T S$> t0 muster soldiers,
to place soldiers in their positions for fighting,
to marshal forces, to register, to make an
inventory; ^ XX ^, 1V> Ioo6> t0 ^is.ter
m J\ I V a district.
Sneh Rä /at* , the name of a festival.
01X121 I
|j -^15-, A.Z. 1900, 20,
to make watchful or vigilant, to keep awake ;
s-nehas ,vvwa
ra
caus. of
ra
M
£§&- or
ra
ra
Snehaqarha (?) »»»«
*~wa©, B.D. 162, 2, a mythological locality;
D
YQ t- AA/VWA
ra
a
AAA/VNA AAA/VNA
•n AAA/VNA
TJv AAA/VNA
snehu rD
AAA/VNA
part of a building (?)
=fl, B.D. (Safte) 75, 3,
—»— —»— —m— n
s -nehep *™w* a, ^~vwa t/j *a/wa j
raa raa ^^ raD U'
a
öra^
the stars -^
, to marshal troops, to set in motion (of
Ï-
caus. of .A.
raa
s-nehemhem m HI *& Sphinx
14, 206, to make a noise; caus. of m lu
sneh
U-fl,
x
AAA/VNA
(9 \\ —H-
(®
Ö
Ç—fl*
i/WNA A // J J AAA/VNA A U -/o'') AAA/VNA
-e-
p «> to tie, to bind, to fetter; Copt. cum,?,.
snehneh x
AAA/VNA
0
>j, to tie, to
bind, to fetter ; Copt. CUOrt^.
Sneh-t 8 °, band, fillet, tie.
Snehu ~^~ 8 %w binding, bandage, tie,
a _a 0 ' fetter.
Snehu """" 8 %^, wings (?) feathers (?)
S-n*aZf ^^. to destroy, to
make a ruin of; caus. of aaaaaa
rV
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S
s-nehem T£p
AAA/W
deliver; caus. of \-*y
snehem
¥<WWVA
E Jlj to rescue, to
S /I; Copt. no&eJUL
jfe£,M.328,N. 159,
n £=}£sk,Rec.
15, 161, grasshopper, locust; plur. T£?
1^ ! ; Copt. G&.rcrce&, Heb. D^7Ç.
Snekha-t ^ 0 /* droppings from the
f nose.
s-nekht "***, iv, 657,—h-
/VA/WSA
TV, 1154, to strengthen; caus. of ^^ L-Jl
Dill'
s-nekhtu -•tkU, Eber**>%
^^^_ZT 111 1, rigor (?)
Sens w^a £, to smell ; see ™™.
sens ^~~ [l ^, iv, 1063, "^~ n \jj A,
I ^T, A.Z. I906, IO8, /VA/WSA j] j */VWA QÄj
J? ^R^ /VA/WSA I I \\ £yû /VAAA
to praise, to acclaim, to adore.
/VA/WSA
sens
n
j.
1, A.Z. 35, 16, praises, hymns.
j /VAAAAA
Sens-àab-t
^aaaaa to il ci, Tuat XII, a
singing-god of Sinaitic origin (?)
sensn (y 1 /vaaaaa /www c aanwv y>
x
*"*** 7 » ■<WWAA' ^'^- J49» XIV, 7, /vwwv/vS
X
/VA/VNAA vtN
rzszi
aoJfLJ
S^'
^^ 1, to open, to unbolt
a door ; see sesh rzszi.
A
senshu wvwv%c=ï], B.D. 75, *, *"^[P
i_zr 111 'J,0,Daiii'
Rec. 16, 130, chambers.
Sensh.it »*»*
1, Tuat I, the
serpent-goddesses who open the.gates to Àfu-Râ.
s-neshemshem *~^* ^\ c^a'^x V ,
Sphinx 14, 209, to sharpen, to file; caus. of
V
s-neshen
r-^-, f-—' to pierce, to
*w/na £ -/!' open ; caus.
II MWW\
VAMA
w
S-neshni ^^ _ w „5-jli$f
S—0 ™™ £E3^—0 storm> bad weather,
\\111 the storm-fiend.
senshen "~*-nnW RD# 3gAj g, /.,.,
01=1 W, lily, lotus; Heb. JttftttJ, Jttfttf,
1 xx ' AAA/VNA
.0 7 *
Syr. Ml*ai, Aram. NttMtl?, Arab. ^£,
Gr. <70ü<7Of.
Senshen aa W **w* Î |, b.d.
38A, 8, lily of feldspar (associated with Jfl
3
s-neq "*"* ^7, iv, 020, ^^ ,_, ), *~ww
a y a V \ a
^^j^, "T^Y^ÖAi "^^r-i.to suckle:
AAftAAA
AAA/VNA \SN V/ ^/TA AAAAAA
^ Jr sir 4
/VAftAAA n
Ç7'
n/VAAAAA n ||
Jo^, IV,920; caus.(?)
compare Heb. p3\ Copt. CUJHK.
Sena ^w*
n
AAA/VNA
title of the
high-priestess of Apis, and of the high-priestess
of Libya Mareotis.
Senk ***"" «s=s*, Gol. 14, 131, greediness
■"v ■'O
senki 'vvwa w
senk-hat /vwwv
Amen. 7, 14, 18, 8,
greedy man(?)
O B.D. 174, 19,
I ' strong-willed.
senk /wv/w *~j?~^
1900, 27, 1906, no
H
senk ***
(j^^O
F=f=^1
A.Z.
night, even-
in» darkness.
sight.
senk, senk-ti »*»" o, ^ %\ Q,
^^, rays of light.
^|-Btu-t"|*.
Senk ^^0 = ^ B.D 168, a jight-
,vz^* v O god, a title of Ra.
Senki ^^ (](] O, Tomb of Seti I, one of
the 75 forms of Râ (No. 9).
Senkit ^^ ° ^uat VIÏI» a goddess in
O' the Circle-Çapseshmus.
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Senk-her ww" O^, Tomb of Seti I,
**"*» O * -?|, a light-god, one of the 75 forms
of Ra (No. 62) ; read Sti-her *Y" ^
senk, senk-ti ^™ Q, *""» ° Ol =
sti *T* \\ , to light a fire.
senk-ti ""*» ° ^"*" = sti *T^ ^"*", to
pour out.
senkti'vvwa , Rec. 16,57 *~vw
»>ww mi ?=$ _ "Tp ^ "^p MM ^^j to emit
seed, to beget.
Senk.tm ,vvwA
w
1 1 1
Stiu
«-ÇH« <=>
k^3 Asiatic and Nubian desert
111' dwellers.
Senktett
sent
sent
U
)fl
Hh. 339 ; see
Sektett.
Rec. 13t 5^» custom, use,
wont ; Copt. CUmT.
1 £CJ\, Jour. As. 1908, 289,
creatures, created things ; Copt. CC0ItT\
senti »»*« If 3
o \\
Rec.
IV, 1085, *~WA
o \\
3, 46, statue, figure, likeness;. .—.,
Ln_l l l
Sphinx Stele 2, 7.
Senti *~WA S££)» to found, to establish;
\\
see
Sent *~WA S^E)» something founded or
established, ground, the solid earth.
senti ""^go)2, ^^0, ^^)û,
/www
a \\
foundation; Copt. CltXe.
senti /w™/% (- 'w^Ivna O tne bottom of
o o=±£=j'o Wi w ■ ' anything.
sennti *«w
A/VWNA
tion ; Copt. citXe.
senti ta ~vwa
o \\
AAA/VNA J
AAA/VNA \\
founda-
AAA/VNA
I I 31'
to lay a foundation, the earth's foundation ;
/WW\A
/WW\A w
, Rec. 21, 90.
. sent, senti
S
o \\
rt A/WW> (eT(
^£ and I "*-«* T^, fear; Copt. Clt^T.
sentu (stilt) *"*" fl 1, ™w* ^\ Q
fire, flames.
senti (sti)
beget.
sentit 'vvwa
'«VWA(«=a:)= *Tp (*=£), t0
, Rec. 6,147, matter of the
body, bodily members; var. II >/c^> (1(1 u
]*
-do-, to
Senti 'VVWA JL i = Stiu, desert dwellers.
sent ~^~ ) ft -*§3-,
cry, to grieve.
S-neter —»— 71 , to cense, to purify,
to smoke ; see s-nether and nether.
Senter | o, the substance used in
censing or smoking, incense.
Senthes ™™
ofLl
1, Tuat X, a light-goddess.
ß
sentegsi »»»* (A
senth *~wa 3
senth-t*~wa
Rec. 13, 53 = Gr.
avvru^t<\
senth-t *~wa,
to found, to establish.
^ establishment, provision,
-w—,' endowment.
fl
= ^^
fear.
o 1
Senthit ^ (J(J ~ j, ^ (](j ^, Reo.
6, 148 : (1) the bodily members ; (2) the name
of a goddess ; var. 1 \f c^a 01| ° •
n k£» a/wwv
^7), Rec. 30, 187, to
sent *~WA
fear; see
Sent-t ~VWA <<£> V& I » 'VVWA <0> — » fear :
c=>52^ £il 1 <=^^ ^^ III
Copt. cn«&.T".
_ sentU —h— ^3> @, timid man.
Sent ^^ ffl , foundation ; Copt. CÏVTe.
—H-— P
Sent aa/wvn 3
, Tuat VI, a warder-god.
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to make happy
S
s-netchem
, to rest, to sit,
, to pro-
to be at ease, to seat someone.
s-netchem sti ——
duce a sweet smell.
s - netchemnetchem —-— || Aft • ,
ö AQ 0, to be at rest, at ease.
snetchemnetchemu —-— || Aft i,
men who can be kept quiet, or' bribed to be
silent.
s-netcher
grip ; caus. of
H—
ser
/VA/WSA
AvWvAA <;
L»=/]
, to restrain, to
, prince, noble;
I?
"^ VfÄ i, IV, 1158, nobles of the courtiers,
c* 2ix I
ser er neheh
everlasting prince,'a title of Osiris.
Seräa <=
, TombSeti I, one of
the 75 forms of Rä (No. 27).
, M. 726, N. 1329, W,
ser
Rec. ii, 180,
A
TflflM
, ram ; fern.
compare
N. 719.
2=3,
/•—1
II H-
Ser-t, Serà-t <=>,<_>(j ~,<=>^x,
H*^ .|'H *•*„„„, Tombs Set, I,
***
Ram. II, Ram. IV, Denderah II, 10, Zodiac
Dend., one of the 36 Dekans ; Gr. Hpu.
ser, sera ^ 3L 3L [H] (Til ' M* 726'
^inn-N'^
Ser <~>, Rec. 30, 192, to arrange, to order.
J\
Ser lp\ Q-Û, Shipwreck 31, to predict;
' oil» lr^» t0 Proc^a'm> t0 announce,
to publish, to pronounce, to order, to direct
troops; Copt. CUJp.
Ser J£ä ^ Nâstasen Stele 52, advice,
I 21' order.
II H-
Serser ga, Nàstasen Stele 10,
Herusàtef Stele 72, 109, to comfort, to console;
Copt. CoXcX.
Ser metut jf^. Jl C=^3, to arrange
words in order, to compose a work.
Ser-kheru * j^ ^ J ^ ^, b.d.
5, HI, ^ (j jj^ J ^^, one of the 42
12
assessors of Osiris
seriu ~~H~
ser, serr
AlVi-tf
*-^,
raffes.
JL^j>, to write,
to engrave, to trace, to draw.
serr <z> ^^ a.Z. 1873, 60
ser ö"^' ö^*' ö^
H J 0 H A
a kind of goose ; fern. N^» (J @.
Rev. 14, 34 (glossed by XHNArPlOY) ;
plur.
ser ^, wool ; Copt. copx.
ser
ser
ser
O, ,w , drum, tambourine.
Ö, skin, a kind of disease.
Ser-t ~*
5, a part of the boat of the deceased
*— < m, arrow.
-, B.D.'58,
Ser-t <z> ^p, IV, 998, fan; see
ser ~*~ •. U. 28A, """ %> o, N. 255A,
-XS<N o <= s> _21 o
cheese (?) butter (?); 3^°o°> butter of the
South ; ~~^~ #> °o°, butter of the North.
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baHey;seepé^<-!l^>COmpar^;
Serser *^f|» ^^fj®>
""*"" © """" f| » fj f| © »a fierv re8ion in
the Tuât ; aa/ww © ; the lake of
boiling water in the same place.
sera Q~^*> ~*~ \\ %"^s, a kind
of goose; plur. <_^ (J Ng* ^-
sera fl^fe?» rami varr- 3£$>
^|^, Rec. 3, 56, ^ !)^^>
Seràt-beqt ^f)Q^ Jfw^> B-D-
177, 6, a cow-goddess.
Seri " () (1, Tuat XII, a god in the Tuat.
^, IV, 998,
seri-t
H—
998,
fan.
serit
f*>2
seru
Q£, sickness, nausea.
, scorpion; Copt. cXh.
Seru <S1 $ BerS' T> x7> a bird-god
© I5Ü' (goose-god?)
S-rukh(?) """~~ % ® , Mission 13,
223 =
s-rut
.(?)
— ^\, Rev. 15, 162; see
s-rut ^tf\, ^
see
TUt-tà <_> ^ ^ I ] (j, planted ;
see
n
■$=» H
serpet <=> \\ (^_, nettle (?) mustard ;
compare Heb. *7Q1D> Isaiah lv, 13.
Serpet " D C?, mustard.
seref
, Sphinx Stele 6, <cr>Aft,
rz> TA"y rest» repose, leisure, refreshment ;
<^^_ Y ' Copt, cpqe, cpoqr.
Seref <=> J ][ , to be hot, warm, warmth,
heat, flame, fire, the vigour produced by heat;
^^ (1 mmm^ ! Wild Cattle scarab;
V 7T?9 I compare Heb. Fpft?.
seref <
flood, inundation
/WVNAA
/V/VW\A ,
AAAA/VN
îpare
H—
)—t, <=^>, water
Ç ö'
Q0-0f ^-. Edfû I, 80, a title of
oerei <z>«aaaaaa » »
*u=^_ aaaa^ the Nile-god.
s-rem
caus. of <rr>
s-rerem
serem
Serem.
S\ ^5^., to make to weep;
^^•Copt. piJULe.
, to make to weep.
, water flood, torrent.
^AAAAA
^AAAAA
/WVNAA
H B.D. 39, 9, a foe of
r Äapep.
Serem -taui
Âmsu 32, 27, a form of Äapep
serem -1
,?■■
,, Nesi-
G,
Ö,
öl
!>
ill
, yeast, barm,
sediment, dregs, lees; see Ö
copejüL (?)
Ö ; Copt.
111
Q fermented
s, 111' liquor.
seremre[m?]
S-renp "~"~ { jj§), —•— { 2*), to rejuven
ate; caus. ofAA/ww j %.
serhu
.aas
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s-rekh
, to make to know; <^>4-
' Ol
n$ ~=^, Nâstasen Stele 14; caus. of
serekhi <=
C
accused, the defendant
Serekhi <=
, Peasant 255, the
>, B.D.
125, II, one of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
serekh <=> [pj, Mission 13,131, throne;
S - rekhsha " T T*T»T )% > Nâstasen
Stele 61, fighter (?) ; caus. (?)
—^ to wake up, to keep awake, to be vigi-
'^' laut.
Seres-her "~*~ [1 ^^-^^ BD-
147, 4, the warder of the 3rd Ärit.
Seres - tepu —*— *j] -^ ® ! J), the
warder of the 4th Ärit.
Seresh-en-mau «SesaL/ v v V,
Denderah IV, 67, a funerary coffer at Denderah.
serq
►3flP, t0
open [the windpipe], to breathe; see I j,
»— V* H—
Serqit
, Tuat VII, <=>,
goddess who strangled Neha-her.
Serqrit] Sgtöp, Tu*x>th? f0^'0"-
^■l J A ow ' goddess of the Tuat.
Serqit sgp, u. 599, N. 964, f^3$P,
3SP ° B\' ®8P & Ber8- !. J9, Cairo Pap.
Ill, 4, the scorpion-goddess; I gr$p
Serq <==>|> Tuat X, a serpent-god.
sera <3>a^I Nâstasen Stele 43, an edible
I in' plant (?)
Serqi
, Tomb Seti I, one of
the 75 forms of Rà (No. 36).
serqu
A -K U' A -X Ul
visions, sustenance, nourishment
1, food, pro-
II /VA/VAAA
serqu
serk -
serk
wind ; see
>(c>*a/wva stream, flood.
A T=r
gi^p, scorpion.
$$p, to breathe, to snuff the
PTÏ-
SertiU <g (j(j ^ ^, B.D. 125, H, one
of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
8eh.t(P)^?,.R*-3..«.aporti«iOf
II H-
S-hai ra7^, ra ^(JIJAo to turn aside,
to turn down, to make to descend ; caus. of
ra ^ tin A-
seha ra &*-"» ra
crush, to beat (of the winds), opposition
seha
to
sehi
sehi
ra
ra
ra
"^^Ê-, destruction, overthrow,
o , a kind of seed or grain.
Ç/&. Rec 36, 173, to flee,
Jfô ' to escape, to hasten.
s-hebi
rj
ra
j\
disgrace ; see I [~0 J
seheb-t
ra'J^'
, to put to shame, to
sliame, disgrace,
ignominy.
shame, disgrace,
ignominy.
sehem ^
, to heat, to melt.
Ol
seher, seherr ra , Rec. 4, 21, ra
■, a precious stone, carnelian (?)
ol' ra o m-
S-heri hat mpO, to give content to
the heart, to pacify ; caus. of HI tQ>."
seherri ^
», Peasant 249, one
who quiets ; IT]
sehrà
ra
'" hé who keeps
<=^=? Egypt quiet.
£ Rev. 13, 43>bark>
^^' boat.
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s-herp
plunge into water; caus. of
s-hett
=t, Rec. 27, 86, to
/WVAAA J COpt.
D /WYWA
r]-j L—ü, Rec. 17, 44, sub-
jugation; see J^L, ^fl •
seh rî| g£, to discuss, to talk over a
thing, to take counsel; |jTl Qr X V I }
Dream Stele 27, took counsel with his heart-;
™, Thes. 1295.
sehu
wise man, sage, skilled, trained
seh —H-
crm
, Rec.
29, 152, 31, 3o, || 1 || CTD, || || |n> hall,
chamber, council hall or chamber
seh menu
A/VWNA
Ö
AAA/VNA
m
crm
■"yf j,
605, hall of the shrine.
seh-t en unem
7 /* . U U U I— —■
dining room. i//^|>i'v< t^ikvi
seh en utchâ maâ
|-L, I), court of justice.
seh en menkhut
clothes chamber, wardrobe
seh neter T
seh neter ^Q, ^ f]^ ^ the holy
chamber in which Anubis mummified Osiris ;
Sehu fll" /ft , a title of Osiris
the name of a tool or
instrument.
n~3
seh
, U. 193, N. 605,
c-u, T. 72, M. 226,
CT3
, to draw
in a net, to pull the cord of a net, to strain, to
stretch, to unyoke.
Seh —h- 8 h® Bubastis 51, a kind of
X IT ' vessel.
seh —h— Q ft , to rub, to pound, to crush.
sehseh
pound; see
sehseh
x
m
~ , to rub away, to
X
U. 493, N.
' 945, a bird.
Seha <ffc> Ç to array, to deck out, to
• ' " IM 0 ' dress.
sehä (?) —h— 0 n k=±>, to mummify.
S-hää —h— 9 R ' t0 ma^e t0 rejoice ;
caus. of R jf .
sehu —h— fi "" kgg j\, Israel Stele 19,
i«M-J^
>, B.D. X13, 2,
to collect, to gather together ; Copt. C(JUOY£>.
S-hur —h—fi ^ ;2e=t SJ £ft, to revile, to
curse ; caus. ; Copt. C&OYGp, C£,OYp
s-hebi^fj^,^,
to celebrate a festival, to rejoice, to make glad ;
caus.
JS
Sehpu
sehem
D
P. 685, a
god(?)
&&}'• Ü li' todestr0>'>
to break up, to pound, to chop ; varr.
s-hemi WWI
away ; caus. of ^
/V, to turn back, to drive
Copt. c&ume
= s-t hem-t
woman
sehen
So
sehenti
Rev. 12, 34, command ;
Copt. C<L&Ite.
AAAAAA w
1, those who
give orders, officers, commanders.
s-heri J$^ ?x^?, Rec. 16, 109,
to drive away ; caus. of " î^î.
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Seher-t-baïu-s
*s*
i i
, Tuât VIII, a Circle in the Tuat.
Seherit-tu p=_i \^ ^ *, D.E. 20,
Thés. 28, ^ £j5 ^, Berg. 11,8,
fX^V Denderah "I. 24, IV> 84>
-£- f| tk x ^ the goddess of the 3rd
<=>1 _a L—0%*' hour of the night.
S-hes —h— Q y ~^~, to turn back (?), to
advance against ; caus. of
^iyj, to make to rule ;
s-heqa
? "Ik J
caus. of I A v&\ i
s-heqr -
to keep hungry, to let hunger, to starve ; caus.
of ? ^ ^;Copt. &OKep.
s-hetep
0'
D
, to
make to be at peace, to pacify, to appease, to
propitiate, to unite with ; caus. of ; .
<=> D L
Sehetepit [nether] *^ £, a |£
sehetepi ^ (JM &,_$, censer; for the
four-fold censer see Bubastis, 51.
propitiatory offer-
sehetput ° <q>,
* «=5=0 111
ings.
s-hetep hem (?)-t-s 0 fl, the title
of the prophet of Hathor of Denderah.
sketch _n~\^[%.
illumine, to light up ; caus. of
to
C>, U. 437, N. 760, ^^, Rec.
sekh
30,69, <^j, M. 340, to hold, to grasp;
ö tä (jq, T. 308 ; Copt. cuxg, cy^ïï-
^ -/l, to strike,
sekh
to beat, to strike (the lyre), to play a harp;
r n beating, bastinado ; Copt.
Ox
8ekh-t 9*^j? cTT' Rec 35'
126, blow, stripe, beating, punishment.
sekh "~*~~ ^^ t0 reap ; Copt- cuc&>
® ^—A' (JOC^).
sekh-t
>v
^.«ddj^Öjp
TTII I'
D , Rev. 6, 7, garden lands ; Copt. CUXye,
Sekhti
god in the Tuat.
Sekh-t-her
, Tuat I, a
field's» ■=! $ Berg. I, 18, a
I 15Ü ' bird-god.
sekh
incident.
Di=2±a
, event,
sekh , to run; sekhs
II H-
>A
A
sekhsekh
sekh
)j\
>, A.Z. 1900, 128, Peasant 188,
—H— —H— \\ H *•*-"=» J
to be deaf;varr. ^_, ^^, I ^ ^
Copt. C00&.
Skhi |l q^) VJp, deaf man.
Skhu ~~*~~ ^\ ^, deaf.
Sekhekh ^' A'Z- 7°'171' OO $>
— &—% ^|tOWei^t0
balance, a measure of length ; —H—/T\ e/M ^>
Thes. 102, balance of the earth ; ~^~ w^ /r\,
Rev. 3, 12; Copt. cyHcy.
to remember, to think out, to commemorate.
skhau —«—X Ks^ 9r> memo"al»
memorandum, remembrance.
skha -h_ I ^ jjjjjjj] n , hall
Skhait-Heru —-_ ? ^f Ç\ '
a cow-goddess, a form of Isis or Hathor.
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skhai
— w
, A.Z. 1866, 103,
, IV, 1079, , to be deaf;
.A, IV, x 180, to pay no heed to, to turn
away from advice: */) *\ IV, 1033, to
0-=» III
* <zz>, A.Z. 1912,
turn a deafear to ;
55, to ignore ; Copt. CUJ^.
skhai-t
^, IV, 409, deafness.
skha-t ^tfr a kindof Plant "sed in
- - - - funerary offerings.
o 111
skha-t pet **-=»
D ^
, , the name of a star
or part of the sky near Orion.
Rec. 30, 185
skhaä **-=» ^\ , to cut, sword, knife.
skhai
(2 o
wound ; var. I T
Skhaut —*
a cow-goddess.
fr, Amen. 14, 8, to
, cut, stroke, blow.
>^, B.D. 169,19,
skhab J| —.Kl
A.Z. ,905, 37, __ J^1#.„_J
to lick up, to swallow, to chew up.
skhabiu
skhab —
IM
1, devourers.
j\, to travel.
Skhabes " | " , Zod. Dend., one of
the 36 Dekans ; Gr. 2oi>x^'«•
Skhabsenfunen I v^ ,
/VA/VNAA
Tuat III, a warder-god.
skhap
skham
\> 1
, a kind of land.
^J], A.Z. X879, 62,
^^^^'t0beStr0ng*
skhamu ~^~ t\ %^
i, Peasant 211,
to reject, one rejected.
skhar
V,
t—fl,»—
S » Iv> 743, 10 milk.
skhar "
, to milk ;
<2>-
I I I
, a kind of tree, log.
, planks.
skharu
skharu ^^ ^"T^ '> IV> 742, 1x48,
garments made of a kind of linen.
s - khart
I
, Sphinx
4, 64, to rejuvenate ; caus. of
7\
, to hasten, to run.
skhas
s-khaker **-"> , **^<3«, to oma-
ment, to decorate ; caus. of
skhakerujgT'jJlJ,
skhati
decorations.
\\
x Rev. 11, 168, plaited thing;
ö' Copt. CH<6.
s-khâi
Q
ö
, to make
Q
to rise up or appear, to celebrate a festival, to
crown a king ; caus. of
skhäi-t -
Skhäit-baiu-s
S IV, 209, rising,
appeared ance, coronation.
Q
O
1 a name of
' Hathor.
s-khâr
^7
Q
to stir up to wrath ; caus. of
Skhi
Skhit
1
^7
, Rec. x6,108, to inflame,
Tuat I, Rec. 3, 116, a god
in the Tuat.
û Tuat I, a gatekeeper-
£ ' goddess.
Skhu ~^~^^7, Rec. 30, 192, ~^~^
^K I , width, breadth.
skhu-t
chamber.
skhun
o
m
^f1
^ era
, hall,
&>
, to curse,
to revile, to ill-wish, wrathful, angry, furious,
passionate, irascibility.
skhunnu ~T ^ Ö % J? , angry
0 /wvwv Jl ^^' man.
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B.D. 125 ; see
Serekhi.
Skhuni _
s-khus ,_ ^K , A.Z. 1908, 129, to
form, to fashion, to build; caus. of ^J 1 L—Û-
•skheb TJâ' 00 e1to swallow'
to drink ; var. \ or-
**-*> Ji P\
S-khep _ = ® D, to make to become;
® 0 <=>
caus. of >ri 4 •
D w U
Skhep-kenmem /vAAAAA , , one
of the 36 Dekans.
Skhepti-ser-t
*~~ -=> ^S ' one of the
D Wo *' 36 Dekans.
H—
S-khepi A, to make to run, to bring,
to lead; caus. of ^ ; ^„J\ I > a
successful advance.
skhep-[t]
■*-àe*
, a kind of grain.
□ s* s* s*
S-kheper —*— W <z>, Peasant 199, 289,
f— O, to make to be or exist, to fashion, to
form, to create, to produce ; caus. of '
s-kheperu —-_ 43 <^ ^K !, —-
<=-=> s s V* 1 ' ' ^ose wn0 nia^e or create
s-khemi "^
of, to forget ; caus.'of ^
, to be unmindful
skhem
~ru.
{sic)
cr-n'
holies ; plur.
! ©
>
oCl'
, shrine, holy of
_Pi 1 1' ® kin
Rec. 29, 166
skhem
fc«di-T?
nui'
sistrum.
Skhem ~T~ |\ fl 1 Cariopus Stele,
© J^ J I' statue, figure.
skhem —^^;seefl^
Skhemi[t]
sekhmekh
Rec. 12, 13,
' a goddess.
Ü
r, IV, 918, to
amuse oneself, to rejoice, pleasure.
skhen HTn>p- ^.N. 212,"®" f ),
P. 7O2, I
U. 51, "Î
, N. 1204,
0 W ~W °'
, to fold in the arms, to embrace, to
contain, to hold ;
to fold the wings.
11 /wvwv
skhenn
skhen-t
skhenu
skhenu
, N. 960.
embrace, she who
/v/VW* t V embraces, i.e., nurse.
suckling, babe, any
child in arms.
>G
ööö, T. 196, P. 459,
I /VA/WSA
Ö 3
1, embraces.
/VAAAAA <> t) /VAAAAA \ ' /VAAAAA
/VAAAAA H— >7 ^1 P
breast offering.
skhen ^27
skhen-t ®
>G
g, P. 710
, the name of a festival.
skhenui (?) ®
/VA/W-- . .
P. 177, 392, P.S.B. 17, 260, the two horizons.
Skhenit "Î" ~ Berg> *> 24> a j°T ?f
/vAAAAA v> Sekhmit.
Skhenà TT ft J), Ber^ J> *?> an ibif
®G l 5Ü god.
Bkheni-rflyjl. "TÛI1. T
/VAAAAA 1 I U i I /VAAAAA I I /IAAAM
O Litanie 38, 94, "Embracer"—a title
-~V ofRâ.
*•
Tuat XI and
Skhenu ® 0,
/VA/VNAA /VAAAAA
XII: (1) a singing-god; (2) a bearer of the
serpent Mehen • each god was reborn daily,
/VA/WSA
Skhen- ur
, U. 281,
, A.Z. 1910, 128,
,N. 719, ® fj^
, B.D.
n
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146, X, 43, [}" "<£><=>, the god who
acted as guardian of the 10th Pylon.
Skhen - ba ®
, Tomb of
Seti I, one of the 75 forms of R.5 (No. 38).
Skhen-Nefer " î ß), «beautiful em-
I o o
bracer "—a name of Shu
Skhen - rekhtt „
Berg. II, 13, a name of the Other World.
Skhen-kb ai but
® IL?.!'
,/WSA U ^ I I I
Tuat
VIII, one of the nine gods of the bodyguard of
Afu-Râ.
Skhen-tuatiu
AAAA L
*
Tuat XI, the gate of the nth Division of the
Tuat.
skhen -^j u» ® 0 W» jb^ W» W»
to happen, a happening, event, occurrence ;
Ö
I \ at the happening of the
event; f ) 1 I» Rosetta Stone, Rec. 6, n,
with good fortune ; Copt. CtJ<LCtjm, cycrte,
cycrtH.
skhen
>a^,
skhen ^ O,
/VA/VNAA /VAAAAA
s-kheni
/VA/WSA /VAAAAA
II MVWNA
Rec. 6, 10, journey,
transit.
Ç», abscess, skin disease.
■ \\
© Ö <T^ -WWSA Ö ©
stand still, to come to rest; caus. of
A,
J\ , to alight, to
/VA/WSA
/VA/WSA
skhen-t
support ;*plur. ^
/WW»
skhenut IV
/VA/WSA
Ö ©
-H-
I I I I
HT0
/VAftAAA (~
II
|, pillar,
/VA/WSA
ïïïï>"a,0o
four pillars which support the sky
öS
> Hh. 365,
, Thes. 1218, the
skhenut
skben-t
YYYY Rec. 3, 48, the four
MM' legs of a vessel.
V,_ o Yj , the double
DV®0
crown of Upper and Lower Egypt ; with
the article = Gr.
skhenu(?)[l ~ 7,7,1V, 1142, cakes (?)
3 ö ©
I I I
s-khenn ~Q~^,t0 strike a.b,ow> to
/vAAAAA *—Q smite; caus.
H— /WWV\ X, H— AAAA/V\
s-khenn © _V o ^•to
overthrow, to dig down a wall; caus.
S-khensh Q , to make to stink;
caus. of A *o< ; Copt, cyruxy.
—h~~ n —H— n 1 —*~ n 1
skher j^jj; piur. ^j] j, 0p|] |-
For the various meanings of the word see
Skher reth ~5~ i <==>^f J) ' > mankind,
the ways of men
skher kha-t ~©~ i
what is planned in the inmost mind
, Peasant 209,
skherui
•P
1 1 1
, the two jaws.
, chambers.
A A tk one of the 42
H H -E ' assessors of Osiris.
I
skberu i
Skheriu
Skheriu
Ri 1, B.D. 125 ; see Serekhi.
!>
Skher-shetau-ur-ä ® 11 ü
, Tuat II, a title of Âfu-Râ.
s-kher ® ^^,
caus. of t?1^-
Skheru ~5~ vi
j\
?^S—fl, J^
, to overthrow;
J1 B-M. 32, 34, the
overthrown, the damned, the defeated.
-*— -f^?£- ' —H— xzx:
Skher-ânt-f q^ '7777?^ »
^
^?. , B.D. 149, VI, the
^
serpent-god of the 6th Àat ; Saïte var.
Skher-reremu "S"^3^ j\
.^L î 1 B-D. (Sa'ite) 149, the god of the 6th Aat.
Skheru "5" ^\ <— ^j,, Shipwreck 64,
plated (?) scale-work (?)
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s-khert
w
I, to rejuvenate ; caus.
of
skhes
M. 251,378,
~,U. 157,T. 14, © A, P. 7°8,
1— n
I J\, Metternich Stele 59, to
run, to hasten ; var. **-«» J\
SkheSU 0 $ , Israel Stele 5, swift
_*— -»111
runners, hasty fugitives.
«skhps "IT Jl A-Z- x9°s> I29> t0 Provide,
SKnefc _J_ ^ t0 supply) t0 make<
S-khesef —«—^iLL-^, to make to go
back, to repulse ; caus. of *;? L-=fl.
—M— x
J07, e , to snare birds in a net.
L-fl'
skhet
Ö >net-
, Pap. 3024, 139,
skhet
fowler, hunter, snarer.
S-khet Ô J\ , é Ï, to be turned up-
side down, to stand on the head ; caus. of' \ .
«MwuuTIIA'\"r^j.3r(|l|
..III . . .
■A men and women immersed in fire head
1 ' downwards.
[ fiends,, the
I ' damned.
skhetiu
@
11
Skhetui
the 7th day of the month
s-khetkhet
, the two ape-gods of
L^,Rec. 29,
151, to overturn, to be thrown down ; see A
, —*-cf^
and „_
P J\
ses m»u-247> 24^ C2> zz \ ^
Rec. 31, 30, —*—, to strengthen, to raise up.
ses -*- IV, 1141, treasure, stuff.
3 -
ses
3 —*- 3
= s-sen —»f—
AAAAAA
, to breathe, to smell ; caus. of
ses
ses
im <=.
(?) ' ^^ 3 , trouble, want.
—*—, <=> I , door bolt; plur. ^ (1
' _h_ H^ 111' iT\\ 11 r
ses , horse ; Heb.
onuses \\, Shipwreck 72, hot ashes;
Ses 11 , a garment of some kind.
Ses —h— I, Canopus Stele 21
Ses-ti (?) —»— jj jj, the two ankles.
"1, Berg. I, 13, a god who
Sesa
told his fellows the name of the deceased.
sesi Ml -^ = (J -TT"-*- (|(|, P. 293,
,T. 259,
Sesi
sesu
sesun
to destroy.
sesunt
(Ani 20, 10)
tmm,
. U. 447, to move,
' to walk, to pass.
Tuat IX, an enchanted
serpent.
1 1 1
', Rec. 30, 72
/VA/WSA
0 (a
-H /VAftAAA
1, Hymn to Râ
-H /VAftAAA
o (J M , to make to reign ;
s-suteni
caus. of 1 ° fl(H
T /VA/WSA 111
Se-ba^-fij^, D-
S-sept —h- H D A|, Peasant 286, to
prepare, to sharpen weapons.
sesef —*■
nderah IV,
a ram-god.
"~~1T~ w (1 fire, hot ashes,
' w.U,4' tinder (?)
sesef-t
3
sesem-t
horse, mare (?) ; plur.
sesen-t -"
\, disgust, indignation.
;Wi; Heb. Dip*ID-
~h~ ° IV, 918, breathing,
£' breath, smell.
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s-sen
3i, 175,
ctc5,P. 457,
n, Rec.
s-sens . g
sratulate ; eau s. of
s-sent —»— /vwwv =
o
to make afraid; caus. of
Sesent-àakhut
/VA/VNAA
Rec. 31, 174, to make to
open.
/VA/WSA jQ
• <3r» t0 acc^a,"m> t° con-
O /VAAAAA
, to terrify,
I /VA/WSA
I, a lioness-goddess in the Tu at.
Sesha Ö <è\ > , a kind of weapon
or neck-stick for prisoners or slaves (?)
Seshen (?) B | ^^, to destroy.
s-setchem
é
Qisic)
, B.D. 169,
21, to make to hear; caus. of $$ v\ )
sesh
ft, P. 169, 287,
C30
Dum. Hist. In. II, 18, C30, *
Rechet onU
nungen 4, 70,
©
1 1 1
Methen 8, to write, to draw, to make a design ;
, to do into writing;
r\ /VA/VNAA y/->
I , Tombos 8, 'Ji 3
, IV, 692, chased
work in metal, figured (bronze); Copt. C^A.1.
C<6&-I.
sesh M =5=, P. 695, Si:
I, writing, inscription, written roll of
papyrus, book, copy of a document,
handwriting ; plur.
!,
(2
1 1
(3 (3 I
I I I
I
!,
' (2 111' 00
<2 —*— l
,™J,
, IV,
00 1 1 1 1
337, writings, letters, books, documents, archives,
decrees, handwriting, the columns of a book,
papers, title-deeds, registers, literature:
■mmji
/VA/WSA
I, established in writing ;
^w«! Rec- 2I> 91, fine papyrus rolls;
r-~-, l'
seshit HI (](] o J I, L.D. Ill, 140«, Rec
19, 19, wall-paintings, mural designs with
descriptive texts.
seshUinen |{|<=»^© (](] ÖÖ (X,, the
writings of the Greeks, i.e., the Greek language
and letters.
sesh metut neter jft <=*^ A fll A
Rosetta Stone, sacred writing, hieroglyphs.
sesh shaà fft^^ ]M, Û |, the writing
of books, i.e., demotic.
I
I /VA/WSA
w
seshu en àsut
^ ; 1, IV, 1120, old registers
seshu nu per ânkh jïï ! Ö S"1,
hieroglyphic writing ;
1 1 1
f
n-¥-n
, Rev.
12, it2, copyists of hieroglyphic texts.
seshu en râ 'là <2 **/wsa
y 111 —oi 1 1 1
■^-^ Amherst Pap. 20, books of practical
111' magic.
sesh en Ha-nebu (nebu Meht)
**** jT SZ, Greek writing.
sesh nu hetch nub oa ^e^ ^^
■ w ■ A 000
^ r^m^i ^"^ register of silver and gold.
I 01A 11 o o o
rvn
demotic
sesh en shâtt Hû-vAAAAA
\°ti colli writing.
rvn
OPT---
seshu hebsu
1110, closed books.
sesh
^JR writer, designer, scribe ; plur. ftà )W I,
(3 (3
!,
(2 3
a divine scribe S Ton ;
i;
Copt, cp,<u;
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, Rec. 31, 10,
\\, P. 185,
, M. 300, {IE «% PÈ ^» N- 399> the
two divine scribes Thoth and Sesheta.
sesh-t shem-t ft [I » $, * £S£
sesh ah-t ïïï ^ | S , scribe or registrar
of fields or estates ; plur.
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sesh âa
chief scribe.
i, IV, 1026,
/WWSA Ci
!i
sesh menfit
scribe of the militia
sesh metut neter ^ ^ |> ^ | 1J.
, Rec. 31, 174, scribe of the words of the
god, i.e., a scribe who copied hieroglyphic texts.
sesh metcha-t
!>
writer of books, a copyist of hieratic texts.
sesh metcha-t en Hem ka nekht,
nLiL MÄ o 1" /VA/W* C\ *fcï E, J], scribe of the
|°B gT o^r Jaw» jr7f
book of Horus, the mighty Bull.
sesh metcha-t neter Si "Ifl^vfö»
Si "^ II ^^ ^eC- 33' 3' sc"be °f books of the
IS IU 1 1 1 ' god, i.e., theological scribe.
sesh en neter he-t Hi ^^ If]^?»
scribe of the temple.
sesh en setem
é
, " scribe of
hearing," i.e., a scribe who wrote from dictation ;
1$ 1\ , great deputy scribe.
sesh heri tchatcha
sesh hesb heq-t
, chief scribe.
O ..-Ü
, IV, T045,
scribe of the reckoning of the grain.
sesh hetep neter SIc=s= "1 J), scribe
of the offerings made to the god, i.e., registrar of
ecclesiastical revenues ; Hä J «~J~1 | | }
scribe of the revenues of all the gods.
sesh khau-t
scribe of the altar.
sesh kheri khetem-t Si /ft 8
Décrets 23, scribe of the things under seal.
sesh kheri tchatcha Si
sesh khetem-t (?) neter oo °\ 8 ,
IV, 1165, scribe of the sealing of the god.
seshu sunn Si % *J?,scribe of the
FUJI G ' wages list.
sesh spekhar per en Pteh Si dfe
n
& deputy
®' scribe.
scribe and designer of the house
of Ptah.
sesh sehu
sesh shâit
scribe, secretary, clerk.
sesh shâ-t en Äa-perti
j scribe of the
I ' collectings.
I, Rec. 21, 96, letter
sesh .
nrc~i
0
scribe of the rolls of Pharaoh, a
royal secretary.
<—'—' \&. scribe to the
0 I £*X' magistrate.
sesh qetut
\ 0
., Rec. 34, 48,
1,
HTJ\
I
1 (2 L-fl
iv, 1056, ]jQ ^ ^
drawer of pictures, limner; '*
limner of the house of gold ;
limner ofthe temple of Ptah ; Uù M */wwv (I
Id [I °^^
mo
immji
limner of Amen.
Sesh
1, M. 300
\, P. 185,
, N. 899, ]£j^^, B.D. (Saite) 70, 1
divine scribe, i.e., Thoth ; dual, Thoth and
Sesheta (?)
Seshit C30 Jj t B.D.G. 1125, a consort of
Thoth; var. $.
Sesh netch (?) Si "f", the god of the
12th day of the month.
seshu ]ïj| ?, |^ ^ (°(, iv, 73,, ink,
materials for ink ; ^ ^ o ^ ^j^ o, IV,
706, coloured ochres used by scribes ; | ~ Ö fji,
to rub down colour for ink.
seshu Si V Rec. 30, 183
VVdribblings.
sesh ^^ t0 sPrinkle> t0 spread; Copt.
OSZI
\
lllllllll
sesh 00 Ä,aa)
•tnmïïr nn V 71 X
X X/i '
rzszi
x
S—fl' ^ ' o' x ^' mx
^' £' e*®*5*' A^' t0 draw the
bolts of a door, to open, to pass through, to
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make a passage, passage, opening, to spread out
.'»Mn(IV.„o4)Jg-^^J]U,to
inaugurate an altar: oo *a/wva ,-^3, M. 170, to
w— 111111111
cut or pare the nails. r „ is a mistake for
w— 111111111 t —*— 111111111 —*— 111111111
~ . just as hAAAM r is for "^"^ „
Ç Û OoL«V) tDS Û
sesh-t , passage, open way.
sesh CSC3 1, courses, openings (?); "y\
1, free, unfettered.
seshu c3o x  !
@ .A Un'
sesh czszi^jj 00
x cô x
beat out, to spread out.
Rev. 10, 136,
ancestors.
$w=/J, to
ao
sesh r^~' ^•^^- 5^9, product, material,
X ' substance.
seshut C3a 1} divisions (?)
X o I
sesh C30 —*— f\ ° , room, chamber.
xn rm '
seshsh mt fl = aa.
rzszi *—û
seshsh Bio ^^ u- 492, N. 945, to
1 v\ 1 y n—' ' water.
sesh-t mnî, U" 551' A,z- 49' .58'
o urine.
to— /VA/VAAA
sesh-t C30 ^aaaaa } outflow, overflow.
O X /VA/VAAA
seshsesh Ö, a kind of drink.
sesh ^^ f (?)> p- 242, to decay; var. ^K
J (?)^, P. 241.
sesh [=s=i -^y, to scorn, to despise, scorn,
contempt; ^^ (j
Copt. CUXy.
sesh ^
devilish man.
sesh-t à
rnr-i
, Rev. 13, 13;
7MM, devil, a
,11
rzszi
sesh ;222>, N. 404,
a man with devilish
, qualities.
rzszi
nn
, Hymn Darius 20, f"~S, C^a
CTZI ŒD
Ö
©
plur.
, swamp, home of waterfowl, nest;
^ 1, Pap. 3024, 95, gjo^j,
£%^m; 1"{Fm>è*—' the y°ung
king; l^^^li^^ jE-1'IV'5Ö4;
^xx\ ^ \ 2^the two great
nests, B.D. 17; ^23^ ^2^ ^a^ H O fb? ®,
the two pools of sport.
Sesh r^> $ tne name of a god and of a
IT© ÏÏJ ' city.
sesh ,_„_. ^ , hair, tres-s, lock.
Q IV, 391, to shine, to give
ItV out light.
sesh
I \\"l
sesh , .. , ~3 ^^'j night, evening, dark-
ness;see ^éj^^^O-
sesh ék, i^,
skilful, knowledge, learned man.
Seshit-m'k-t-neb-s }k
1, able,
p * J5j Juat I and II, one of the pilot-
»_ © Si] ' goddesses of Âf.
sesh r~^~' (^3) a k'nc* o1^ ca^e or breac*
(Q 111' used for offerings.
sesh-t m, m !, a kindJ of g'ain <?)
- - ■ used in offerings.
seshsh
0011
, a kind of grain or fruit.
/***", P. 241, 242, sistrum.
30
1,00
, IV, 157,
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sesh « *
rzszi a 1
seshshit a^oj,
rnr-i A
1 NN 1 (1(1 <=s, sistrum ; plur.
fS ^, Rec. 15, 47, ™ « », IV, 1059, | ! ;
A III I NN I o I I
f]^™rr;f i'<<singyet0Sistra"'S
k§,IV,9i7, îjj i, statues withsistra; |â J),
Canopus Stele 6, 29, 31, 34.
seshsh C3£=i o a ^ Vl. to rattle a sistrum.
r^N—1 A
seshshit T-™, AZ- '90S, .6 a ki„d
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seshsesh
oaoo
', U. 392, lotus (?) ;
GD
see
seshesh oa ^>
r~\\ "A •
lotus flower, lily.
DD
seshsh aS/4\, to weigh, to balance;
see
sesha
trained ;
rrc~i
s-shai
, to be wise, skilled,
, Rec. 29, 164, <} 0
Shipwreck, 139, to make to know,
to inform.
>, IV, 943; see
seshau
e
-~-. 1
1, riches,
what is advantageous ; em Sesha
with luck or
good fortune.
iWlk^' Shipwreck I29,
Seshshà ' R *~*~* \\, Tuat X, a god who
announced to the stars the birth of Rä daily.
sesha ~^~ (j s 5 -^ = *"^* Û @ I ^ >
to pass; Copt, cirte.
seshàu sau
skilled, able, wise.
s-shät
caus. of
rzso
ODö%U,t0 deStr°y;
^j; Copt. cyuuT.
seshi nnf qq,N. 1339
seshit -H_ß\\^, ^llof^G,
A.Z. 1900, 23, night, evening, darkness.
seshu
r~\\ 1
^O, IV, 722, DO
Yo-^^\
on
seshu
S9ShU
0 IV, 935» ring,
III' ring-money.
f T. 377, to be loose,
C30 JET I ' untied.
P(read sekher) A.Z. 1900,
129, concern, business.
seshu —»— H [) [), writings, documents.
S-Shu —»— p Y\ "^., free from, vacant,
empty ; caus. of I) _^«
Seshu ^^|,NebqedI3,I9)affo™
seshua ^f]l=^f™l <°
praise, to honour.
S-shebt J c=p» AA "^., to exhaust,
to render helpless ; caus. ofoo Ic^^AA"*^^
seshep ^^*L-J}=2£e'L=JI, Rec. 27,222,
34, 176, T82, to receive. For words beginning
with the sign ^^ see also under shesep.
seshep œ=)^,p. 624, M. 607, N. 121 r,
C3C3, to polish.
D O \
/wr*- ^ 5^"^ light, radiance, day, daytime,
'^£: ©' D O ' the solar disk.
Seshpi ffiDy, ^d (\(\ J,
D^èv the Light-god.
Seshep ^^ ®, white apparel, bandlet.
£&, Rev. 14, 22, to
seshef 1=50
w
abominate, to despise.
seshern ^Jp ^
J\
^
, to guide,
to lead, to direct, to administer, to govern.
seshem-t ^ $jj, S?k">
guidance, administration
seshmi-t
8v -A —»
, guide (fern.)
^-^ vb\ ^è\, guides, leaders.
seshem -^
statue of a god.
' ^
fl.
image or
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Seshmi
^
Tuât X, a winged-
serpent.
Seshmi - uat - heh ^-^ i\ ~^~ » o
Guide of the path of eternity—a title of Râ.
Seshmi-pet ^^t^c$ f==3> Guide of
heaven—a title of Râ.
Seshmi-en-uat-teser-t -^ %=g% <==>
a
, Tuat IV, a god of Restau.
Seshem-en-Tem ^-^ i ^^ ^Ea
a
Tuat VIII and XI, a form of Tem which sprang
from the serpent Änkhfemkhaibit, a form of
Tem in the Circle Sesheta.
J\
:mi-
leader
Seshem-netem -^
of the gods.
Seshem-netherit ^^|^Q,
Tomb Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 37).
Seshmit-heri-àb-t uàa-t-s ^J^ W\
the goddess of the 5th hour of the night.
Seshemseshem(?) "~"~"
j\
^, Tuat XI,
one of the 12 bearers of Mehen into the eastern
sky. /
Seshmu-Tuat
>?* @ , the guides of the Other World.
one
Seshmu »««.Sl
of the 36 Dekans; varr,
*•
S-shem ^\~l/l, to make warm or
hot, to heat; caus. of no
s-shemm
r-K-i
, Peasant 245,
to warm, to heat ; caus. of rzSO vs\ lj\ J J|.
?» —H-—
S-Shemsi —h— fl , to make to follow ;
caus. of [j il il A .
rn
seshem shen(?)
r-rr-i
, Rev. 14, 33, mighty formula, strong spell.
\\
seshen oo. rzxo A , 00 A UJJ,
/WWV\ Vl J] ftAAAftA J\ *AAAAA A
X
Ö
t=*o ' , rzxo L-=fl, <~>, to open, to
ftAAAftA I— w ■ ftAAAftA I \\ I \\
make a way through : var. of I rvn and I vwiaa.
seshen, seshni 1—w—1
ftAAAftA
\>—fl'
oa , ao
AAAAAA *-,-*| AAAAAA
ftAAAftA
ftAAAftA (£
, to weave.
Seshen-ur csaL—fl ^^çjf, Rec. 30,
187, a god ; see Sekhnur.
web in a hand loom,
cloth.
a kind of head
cloth, fillet.
seshen-t r-m K,
— ftAAAftA
seshenn
vf.
seshen □a^,U. 501,1=50 ^&,Metter-
nich Stele 63, to grieve.
s-shen 1-^-1
ftAAAftA
ftAAAftA
of
-p
/VAAAAA
/WWW
, to alight, to hover over ; caus.
seshen r-m
/WWW
/WWW
Ö
/WWW (£
nnw
/WWW
□o
ö
, Rev. 11,
185, lotus, lily; plur. ^a(s %>^I, i=XO^\^I,
/WWW /T I I I /WWW /I 1 I I
Rec. 29, 148, rzxo Ö vfe> '» ^^n ^>IH»
/WWW /I I /WWW \£i
DDöW' PaP' 3024, 135, !=SO\\^>->^ïr,
I I I
1, IV, 918, 1165;
/WWW // I I 1
nn<^ \LT, rzxo Ö
/WWW I I I /WWW
/WWW
r-K~t
/WWW .
/WWW '
/WWW
, IV, 1165, summer lily; Heb.
|&ïïtë, Syr. lAiioi, Arab. ^-L-. Copt,
cyujçyert, Gr. <r0r,ff<»..
seshshen ~~ ^, U. 395,
I W I /WWW
•nn
A.Z. 45, 135, lily, lotus ; see rvn
-rzxo
/WWW
/WWW
Seshshen ^^ W o>, an offering.
' ^ ' /WWW I
seshen ES s, IV> 629V cup j" ,f
/www-www form of a lily.
Seshen-t r-rc-i [en], Rec 36, 210, a place
/WWW -
where the deceased purifîed himself; var. I
/VAAAAA
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Seshnit gd ^ ) 3, Rec. 32, 84, the
/VA/WSA I 1 l
name of a water-goddess.
Seshnnit 00 u rs Jy> c30^i\\Ll/n>
/WVW\ \\ N \J ill /WWSA I N UJ V
oSo OUI], ^53 S, Lib. Fun. II, 89, the
name of a funerary goddess and of a city.
II - jf)0 AAAAAA
Seshen-uâb m^f I *~w*, b.D.
81a, "Holy lily"—a title of Râ.
Seshenu en Nefer-Temu m
seshnai r~\\ 1
/WYWA (£
B.D. 81b, the lily of
Nefer-Temu.
A Tutankhamen 9,
21' to pray.
seshmi rrcn <x> Rec. 28, 169, a fish ;
III'
plur. nn Ö
(VWVVX
s-sher oS^^ R ® 5^, Rec. 16,
108, to fall down, to overthrow; caus. of
oo
sesher
s-sherr
■ymna,
less, to belittle ; caus. of
Jour. As. 1908, 263,
devil.
, Peasant 251, to make
DD
sesher Esa'rp, Mission 223> a 8a™em
<z=> I or stuff.
-P
sesheru. on
, plans, etc. ; see
P
sesher-t
, IV, 1159, ™_,
'0=0, bread cake, food.
Sesher-t 00°.duns, excrement.
Seshrui urui □□ x ,. ^, Ombos I,
143, the two sacred arrows of Ombos.
sesher on [j jj ~| ft l.d. hi, i4od,
blocked up, stopped.
S-Shes CSZJ A, to open, to unbolt ; caus.
of1
seshes (?)
Lf a kind of wood or
000' precious stone.
seshsa (shesa) ^^ igi
Precepts of Amenemhat 1, 12,
>, Amen. 27, 26,
*
© U J]
©
Anastasi IV, 2, 7, ^ Ö^\ | aa [1 ^
'lane
CZKZl
é'
.£ \>
r"tt~i
é
© X l
I
*
ti'nnÖ
@ w
', to be skilled, able, clever, £&\ ■>
IV, 1152, skilful.
seshsa-t (shesa-t) " I q^
"ü1 îi^ > skill, ability.
Ci
seshsa
rzszi
é
S \ Rec. 21, 84, to
A ' go.
seshsa (sesha) ^^ q£
night, evening, darkness.
rf^o.
seshsait (seshait) qji
rzszi
, a seed used in medicine.
seshsau (seshau) ^^ ^ ^v\~ IS.,
Anastasi IV, 2, 6,- dn \\ V , Koller 2, 4,
antelope, deer, goat, roe.
Seshesp-taui -*■
^T '" , Ombos
I, 108, a lioness fire-goddess.
Sesht Es5 (© £ n, to weave ; var. R ® -id
sesht ~^~~ll
Rev. 12, 71, a strip
of blue linen.
sesht
nv~t
14^
Rec. 13, 30, figure,
form.
s-sheta 00 j\ iv, 671, 00
to hide, to keep secret, to conceal ; caus. of
; Copt. cyuxyT.
D
seshetat oo^.
X o
iâ\' □□]? ^' ReV- "' l86' ft' S6Cret'
mystery; plur
«D
ED , l=E=D 3
=^lll'oD
" 1, aa7-^
^1 oD
?§ m x ! '
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real mystery ;
<§. X
ö D
I i i
II
, it is a very
rvrr1-' _Ms> U io \\
mysteries of the god of the horizon.
Seshta
Tuat VIII, a circle in the
Tuat.
Seshtai
m
" He who is secret "—a divine title.
Seshtai
, Tomb of Seti I, one
of the 75 forms of Râ (No. 44).
Seshtait n f. Thes. 31, mû,
□a-2-' ^' J ===== Ç
the goddess of the 4th hour of the day.
Seshtait âru r-4-i[]<=^f) ^ goddess
of the 10th hour of the day.
Seshtauàru oa
1 ~P
1, beings with invisible forms.
X I I
»
Seshta Asàr cd J ,BAX l6Wh *>
— a bull-god.
Seshta baiu
1 1
of the nine guards of Râ.
Seshta ren
j, Tuat VIII, one
i, "Hidden
name "—a title of God
X I
seshta
8
, bandlet, tiara.
seshtu <=sa ,
crocodiles, secret powers
of evil.
bandlet, cord of a book, girdle, etc. ; see
sesht <*=^ ^, lock of hair.
sesht-t <*=^
rm' «r^n
, window, bal-
o 1
cony (?) ; plur. qa |. [=SZI
\
o 1
1, Rec.
27, 222 ; Copt. cyoYcyr.
Ja
seshter(?) <*="^ "^7, Rec. n, 64, a
light-shooting star,
seq
Mr M
u-a,
, to gather together, to collect
€i
Q Jy, Ombos I, 6r,
Seq uarf «*»*
a hunting-god.
se(i T^'T^^'a k^_of
pulse (?) leaf; plur. ^ ^ j, Rec. 4, 27; (j
Xg /WWVA (j ç-«^ J ^ Annales IX, 156.
s-qa Tilfl'TI'ioexaU'
to prolong life; caus. of A ^\ \ i\.
J the gods who exalt men and prolong their
I ' lives; compare the following name :—
Seqa-nu-baiu-peter-heh 0 Y Ö ^di1
the goddess of the
rd hour of the day.
■?-, IV, 809; see
* Thes. 31, the goddess of the
O ' 3rd hour of the day.
n
A \\ V "*"«, Rec. 30, 189,
/WSAAA
AAAAAA
/WWVA, to cool, to
sqa —
seqrà änkh
s-qebb
7JJB7JJ
refresh ; caus. of A j ] 10 •
Seqbeb JJ^A- A the doorkeeper
of the 3rd Pylon ; compare the following :—
Seqbitp^J3-|,B.D.I4,g5^5,a
H—
seqer
^
^
^ ^*'
—H— <==> to strike, to beat (a drum), to break
4 imiini ' open a door.
Seqrà änkh ^ „—T ■¥-, IV, 612, a
combatant captured alive ; compare the following :—
Seqrà - tchatchau H
Tuat VII, à star-god.
L^fl
S-qeti —h— \ , Metternich Stele 224,
"^- ^1 ff^iJ!^' -^" ^j 5r> t0 trave1't0 sail >
caus. of V „ J\.
Digitized by
S-qett —»— V c=> £ W)S, to travel, to sail.
Seqt-t -h- \[ ^gj^;, B.D. (Saîte) I, 18,
a boat of Orion, %% * J).
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SeQetiu —*— M , wandering stars ; com-
* 1 ***
pare the two following names :—
Seqet-hati M ^-^ etc-» °mbos u>
134, a mythological being.
■-*.»-*« pit? «a-P1T1
-m.tcii"!^ the^jmd Arit. f^— ~" -
>> u- 426, ^_^<=^> T. 244,
c&v;, to dig out a lake.
seki „ \ ,;:~:^ t0 constrain, to contend
" A t -fl' against, to fight.
seki _^_ ^ Q (I r x . t,0 . deftr°y> to
7\ 11 L—Ù bring to an end.
Seki " M, Tuat XII, one of the gods
who towed the boat of Âf through Änkh-neteru ;
he was reborn daily.
seksek
sek
seki
oJhB.D.75,4,
>> u. 530,
IV, 812, to crush, to destroy.
Seksek loinn, B.D.- 35, 3, a
serpent-god who attacked the dead ; var. I ^\
"tannn.
Seksekit
a goddess ; var.
sek
S-kek -*- —-i^i, to make dark, to
darken, to cover over • cans, of v * ^
-Skek ^^,IV,io57
skan^^S'toplough;ccKip;:
s-kami
r—1
A
plete, to finish ; caus. of
, to bring to an end, to make com-
3 ;""*"
^ } perfect of tongue, i.e., skilled in speech,
? ' *■ eloquent.
skam
skami
£^3 Yr\ to be old and grey^
/ E J\' haired.
£=D
M\, old man, grey-headed man ; plur.
flÛ % ^1 the aged ; Copt. CKIJUL.
s-kamkam
x
, Thes.
1199 ; caus. of
*—1^—' X
/—/—L-vT
S-kep ^\rj t=t, to flood, to inundate;
D%^§, to strike,
caus. of Ü
D
skep ^^>
to overthrow, to roll away.
Skemu nen-t —"~~ t\ \\
B.D. 78, 44, a group of gods.
sken
ftAAAftA
sken-tà
skennu
Skenu
s-ker
seker
to eat or drink in a
gluttonous manner.
~\ A /A habitual glutton or
0 H 21' drunkard.
AAAftA oil, unguent, salve,
MMM G ' pomatum.
Ö, Tuat X, a light-god.
k to put to
_ ' silence.
^_^ a place shut in, the
' • coffin.
Seker, Sekri
<__^i U. 326, 556, 557,
,T. 270,^^,, N. 953,^^^,
"Sfcgdf Jl»
w

originally the god of the Tuat of Memphis, later the
Death-god par excellence.
Sekri
w
a form of Seker in the
Tuat.
Seker ^ ^ [©], ^(jjj © ^, Seker,
personification of his domain.
Seker ^=^ jfi, Denderah IV, 84,
X
S—0 1 fl Bere II 8 ^=^ ^ warder of the
<z> I HI ' rg* ' ö' <r^> * ' 6th Pylon.
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Berg. I, 16, a god who filled
the deceased with Truth.
Seker ^
Seker em shetait
a form of Osiris.
Sekri heri shâ-f ^=^\\
*^ , Tuat IV, a form of Seker.
Seker khenti Petchu
o öi N5 ~:J, p. 607.
§ 00
Seker
festival of Seker.
W ^ , '^y^^27' the
Seksen
® , P. 726,
I ^3* I /WWVA \, P. .65O, I
1 ^•s 1 /vw^va Jjk., M. 751, a
messenger, (j D \J ^\ | jW, of Rä.
Sekt
;, Denderah II, 48, 49, a
name given to several of the sacred boats at
Denderah.
Sekti, Sekt-t
tn%,
£11%.
W 0 o
,, the boat of the setting sun which bore
Àfu-Râ through the Tuat ; see 1 | £ lYïï
Sekt-t
the god of the Sekt-t
boat.
jO
Sekktiâks ^=*> ^==£ Jh, Leemans
Mon. 3, 210-213 = Gr. 2mf.
Seg TT , a mythological animal; see Sega,
seg s Ig, Pap. 3024, 26
Sega~J
a mythological animal with
a hawk's head.
«*»tvj.rct-,,,"äpj
segab TT ^\ J ö$, Israel Stele 24,
171 Ik Ü %\ *& A-Z- 34, 8, to shout, to
^mJjr§I' raise a cry.
,0
s-gaa
S^ <^, Rec. 27, 88, to
destroy, to let perish ; caus. (?)
, Tuat I, a singing-god.
S-gemh ^—Ag t\ I ^-, Peasant
213, to make to see ; caus. of A^ ^|\ ft .^^..
M /WYWA Q
S-genn tt AA, to make weak or
helpless ; caus. of
/W\AftA
/WYWA
/W\AftA
s-genn ffi — L-J), 0 Ü O, to
anoint : caus. of ^ t -/I : COCT'H.
seger ffi
see A L-=/J.
a £_
silence, rest : caus. of ^
^jJ}, to strike, to fight;
Rec. 26,65, ß <c:=>^'
i, to make silent, to still,
SgergU tt <z> \ 1, parts of a ship.
set , absolute pron. 3rd sing., common.
Set , later form of
Set (Setesh = Sutekh
omnD ÏU aim
the god of evil.
)iïïrm
ll-c^Rl
ge+ ~~£~ r—T B.D. 42, protector of the
nnm ^' backbone of Osiris.
Set
Set
I Tuat V, a bull-god who de-
X1 stroyed the dead.
1
Edfû I, 9fgh, a god of
O 1
- "SISS-
/W\AftA
/WYWA
Set nehsi ro ' Tuat X' a Set"
headed sceptre which was revivified at dawn
daily.
set —«Z- 1 ("£3, Jour. As. 1908, 277 =
', earth, ground ; Copt. CHX.
V
set H, —— 1er,
o III U
As. 1908, 290, ground, earth, soil ; see
, Jour.
sti
q^d^Vï _H~ tl & Metternich Stele 7, to . a ° a ^
Se^eb ffijgf' cry out. or odour; Copt. cf.
ft)'
£
, smell, scent,
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sti-heb
w
°y
^£7,
o
festival scent or perfume.
Sti-her O^, Tomb- Ram- IX' ;°' ,a
I ' serpent-god.
Set (Sti) ""*"" fll L-û, Nav. Lit 7i,
P^()(|-R--^8CI-toligtôA
set-t x (J, ~^2 fj> 'e=S) H» Rymn
Darius 15, fire, flame; 1A c^/j '» divine fire;
Copt. cure.
Stil heb m ^27, the name of the
25th day of the month.
Set em âr-t-f
c 1, fuat
III and IV, a fiery serpent-god of the 5th Gate.
Set em her-f ~^~ (J ^ ^, Tuat
III, a serpent-god in the boat Herer.
, Tuat XI, " Everlasting
Set heh
fire," a fiery serpent that destroyed all who
tried to escape from the pits of fire.
set, sti 0 w, /"*", Rec. 32, 67, to
eject seed, to beget, to sow seed.
Sti <a, U. 157,
^ ^ ^, to sow
seed; Copt. erf".
Sti ^ \\, title of the priest of Elephantine.
set
ö
, thread, string, cord.
H <^
set ^ u^, hairy tail; varr. I l^-)g=^.
Sti <jE*Ü> the festival of the tail : see H CI^1
<^2£?
sett
1
, to quake, to tremble; see
CopL CTU3T"
sett
setti H
111
U. 491, N. 915, trembling,
quaking.
,(](U ,A.Z- 1905, 19, the
11 leaping of fish.
sta
, to pull, to
haul, to drag, to draw, to tow; see I ^ \s\*
~H\--*r
j\
staiu
~D
—ç-i
~D
J^iii'
those who bring along, towers of a boat.
Sta
-Qr
^, Mar. Aby. I, 45, a god of
crzi c=.
I ftAAAftA .
stan-t
, draughtboard (?) ; var.
a.
ftAAAftA
stah
stah-t
s-tahen
^—° Rev. 14, 46, to reject, to
cast aside.
==== Rev. 14, 46, refuse,
o ' waste.
1, to make bright
TOW
or shining, to clarify; caus. of A x £^s
ftAAAftA
**, or
stà -h- ] (|, p. 265, -h- "J (j j^, M. 476,
N. 1244,154 ~^^û' the White Crown*
S-t-àn """ Q ^ 1, Thes. 818, Rec. 16,
o 1 ftAAWA I 106, a goose-god.
Sti.... ^AA^flV&j.Amen. 10,8
c w
StU %>, Tuat X, a light-god.
—H— tXP -fl
S-tUt v\ ((, to collect, to gather to-
gether ; caus. of ^> v\ (j.
S-tUt X^l' IV' 973, —-^ J,
—h— c >R\ >P\ 1 a , Hymn Darius 43, to observe
some custom, to do something that is usually
done, to make a copy or image, to fashion, to
typify, to symbolize ;
Thes. 1483, to compare in words ; caus. of
¥U
steb
J J {> a & 1 t0 enjoy, to
relish ; var. —•♦— ^^ j.
Step ~*~ r—s ^G Jl t0 select't0 choos£î
o D" ' ^—s Tj' Copt. COOTII.
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step
, to cut, to cut off.
stef £_ f+, Rec. 27, 83, ^o_ f+ I
a t=t, foam, froth (of beer).
stef lu- n\ a\\
cut, to slay for sacrifice.
to
stem
a to hear; Copt. CUôTJUL)
see setchem.
Stennu ~H~Ö e, Edfû T> 77, a title of
c ö t==t the Nile-god.
s-ten ~cT "l il, IV, 350, ~o~ ö \
to distinguish, to make a difference between, to
exalt: o <x 0 1 /WVAAA , making
a difference between the languages of all
countries ; caus. of
/WYWA I
Ö
I I
Sten taui o 1 <x vuj \
A.Z. 1872, 109, B.D. (Saite) 125, 62, a title of
Thoth.
Sten "~"~~ V > to slay, to kill.
i=> ö \
StenÙ /j, the White Crown.
s-tenem
, B.D. 151, V, 3,
to lead astray, to mislead ; caus. of \
steh
V
L_J
o A _ZI ' o * " E /)' o
, to split, to open.
S-tehen —h— Il O wmm pSSSq } to sparkle,
to twinkle (of stars), to scintillate, to make light ;
caus. of A R WW c$wn or £=> 8 wmm Htjfjp.
= Set, the god of evil.
Setesh jJT I ; var. of IT I and ^
, the later .$, the god of evil.
s-teken
.A, to make to approach,
to bring near; caus. of'vz^s.A.
porters, those who bring in offerings, invaders.
—H— ITT1 ■ —H~~
steg Im,
oneself, to take refuge.
seth
/■*.
{"*•
see —»-
seth-t
basin ; plur.
seth
, to hide
, to asperge, to pour out a libation ;
ft-
nnrn f
Ö, libation
("£3, smell, odour, scent;
the smell of flesh ; Copt. cf".
<î. III
seth _^> hair, tail.
setha ^T
Digitized by
to tow, to drag, to pull, to lead.
^ j those who tow
@ 1 ' the boat of Rä.
IT1
sethaiut
sethau
~~<£"" j corridors or passages through which
s-tham
boats are towed.
8
1 "l"i "' r n to dress, to clothe, dress, apparel,
I ^""=^' garment; caus.
_ *&^ £== Rec. 27, 86, to
0^^ («=0)' fecundate.
s-tham
sthar -
&uH P J*,?»}, to lie down.
Sethasiu
0. w
, Tuat X, a
class of beings on the waters of the Tuat.
Sethu. ^k, Tuat VIII, a serpent-god.
sethuit ^K M o ^ , cords, strings.
sethep
D e
sethepu
s-them
to bandage; var.
Microsott®
5V, to slay, to kill.
□ jfa [ the slain in the
ßjäl' Tuat.
$, to wrap up in cloth,
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s
[ 630 ]
S
sethen
_' ' " ' ' '_
AAA/SAA ' '
sethen
i^fi, draughtboard (?) ; var.
conspicuous, prominent ;
varr.
s-tuenP:l!W?ffl'Ebersl>ap-
tinguish, to make a difference; caus. of
sethen her
sethenu s=> ö
AA/WVA
, to dis-
<§>> of distinguished
I ' appearance.
distinctions, distinguishing qualities or attributes.
"""" ö U^, Denderah IV, 67,
h.
, Edfû I, 21, an ape-
. Sethenu .
AA/WVA (£
a sacred coffer at Denderah.
Ö
AA/WVA (~
Sethenu
god—an associate of Thoth ; var. (I I */vw£ J J,.
Sethenit s=* 1=^=3, Tuat XI, a group of
AA/WVA I I I
four goddesses—servants of Maât.
Sethen-hat »-^, Tuat IV> a |od °J
AAAAAA o I the bouth.
, Tuat IV,
I®, Tuat XI,
Sethen-hath
the name of a god in the Tuat
Sethenu-tep (?)
a group of southern god-kings
s-thenem
£^' s= ^'t0 turn
back, to turn aside or away, to lead astray ;
caus. of
AA/WVA
sether
sether-t
eyelashes (?) ;
s-thehen
k, to be shaken, disturbed.
p 1, Rec. 30, 72, eyelids,
», Hb. 209.
, to sparkle, to
scintillate, to coruscate ; caus. of g > R -www p||&].
s-thes ö^ L«0, a^-^, B.D.
M 11 h Jl Ute)
140, 13, =>^| |, to exalt, to lift up ; fl8==s "jl
QP, to raise a song of praise ; caus. of v|1.
i—1 H— 11
h_ (I ^\ "~\ ' 'hose who raise songs of praise
=5 I Jl il ! ' or recite words of power.
sethes 2^, f^^' «IS
*— '-J ^wv, what is supported or exalted, the
^ fl llll ' sky, heaven.
sethes Shu S= jl ß Jr> sH ' what
supports Shu (ß%Ol
• sethesu Shu ~ (I ^ j ß^J,
l^iß^|.B-D-is8u^thefour
sethes
tr—
H—
s-thes c=oo-a
L-fl
pports of Shu.
Rev. 11, 119, a carrying
' pole, staff.
, to unravel, to untie, to
solve a difficulty ; caus. of r .
—«— V ■'I
s-theken
II /VAftAAA
A '
to penetrate ;
C
1, to copulate ; caus.
sethtà _3] (], P. 265, g=5] (]
N. 1244, the White Crown of Upper Egypt.
sethetch ~*~n-^=x(|,
to burn ; Copt.
set
set
mnD
", stone, flint (?)
X
,. Pap. 3024, 79,
* ^> X Edict 28, to break, to smash, to break
^p ^ -/l* open, to cut, to pierce.
Set-t <=* L-J], breach, break.
Set-qesu H
=1 1
S Q% 1, B.D. 125, II,
\> X NI J' '
a god of Hensu, one of the 42 assessors of
Osiris; varr.
X
H
set
x
X
, my
1 x
m
n 111'
N^, tail, rump ;
A.Z. 35, 17, ix, the tail in the mouth; Copt.
C£/r.
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Set ç=^:3, hair, fur, foliage of trees.
set-t ~~** C\, <=^fi r, flame, fire; see
set SEE!?, to sow seed : see jii (=0).
set
i, a strong smell, ©dour, scent,
perfume; see Q.
set 11 ', 11 a, to dress, to
array in fine apparel.
sett
sta
1204, to quake, to tremble; Copt. CTUJT.
,Rec.34,177,
IV, 614, to tremble, to quake
stata
*^; Copt. CXüOT.
H
stau
, palsy, quaking paralysis.
Sta-ta
s-ta
• û a
set ah
28
stit
=^= Tuat IV, god of
I ss' earthquakes.
, to lay, to place ; caus. of ß q.
, Temp. Inschr. 79,
\>
, a parcel of land.
f'
0
, bandlet,
headcloth, kafîyyah, pagari.
Stu " % 'S, to chew.
<=^ Jl SEI
stu
\»
s-tu
stukh. ""*
B.D. 64, 35 (Nebseni),
oars (?)
to make bad, to defame,
' to decry, to vilify ; caus.
™ to embalm, to mum-
°' mify.
steb ^ J ?• ^ J T-Amherst
Pap. i, Peasant 50, B.D. 71, 3, bandlet, belt,
girdle, hangings of a shrine, part of a square
cloth, fringe.
to chew food, to eat, to drink.
S^eb J I, misery, trouble, disaster;
S-tebeh ^^ J | *=-=• ^, to provide, to
equip, to supply ; caus. of c^a J R 1 \.
Stef ^p1 V , to cut, to slay.
Tuat X, a mythological
axe, from which proceed Netheth and Kenât.
Stefiu
, Tuat X, a group of gods
of slaughter who fetter Äapep.
stefu
stef
, to purify, to clarify.
fetters, ropes
of torture.!
Stef «est, Edfû T> 8l> a titje.of th.c
• *^ ' Nile-god.
stemu
steni[t]
j B.D. 99, 11, edicts
I ' for slaughter (?)
, propçrty, wealth.
? /.'•''- .
A.Z. 35', » uj, to clear a
way.
steh ^|^'%A-Z- 45, 13°. iv, 968,
Thes. 1480,
Pap. 3024,18, to humble,
' to abase, to push aside.
ster
\=*f
steh
s-tehen
ning, storm ; caus. of
to push open a
door.
, to lighten, light-
stekh.
s-teka
&'
to treat with drugs, to
mummify.
^8 , to hide ; caus. of
s -tega
S
Q, Metternich Stele .169,
IV, 84, to hide, to hide oneself.
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S
Stega-khatt ^ ^ l|^ ü OQ
° û Berg. II, ii, a form of Àment, as
i i i ù££' hider of the dead.
göf;ti ^^ Tuât XI, the name of a god
^ \\' in the Tuat.
S-te^i —»— T7ÏÏ, to make permanent or
durable ; caus. of ïï u \\.
setch nlT â, A.Z. 1906,112,child, babe.
Setchti5^'Nav-Lit6l,~2^
Rev. 11, 91, the two children, i.e., Shu
and Tefnut.
J\
to go,
setchetch —*— "^^J0^ J\, form, image,
to depart, to die; caus. of ^è\
_zr tas _i
ft f\ ^s
, IV, 1161, a
J\
setchai-t —*-
laughing matter, jest, joke
setchai-t -«-
Gates 128
setcham-t —«
setchahui
bones of Osiris.
X
g, Book of
, hoe, hatchet.
I <D , the two shin
NN II
Setchit^(l(lo,B.D.99,2I,akindeOf
setcheb -—^ J J,-—^ J, Rec.
32, 80, 81, disaster, misfortune, calamity.
setchef —h— ^"^ \v , to kill, to slay; see
s-tchefa^;^,-^-^
l^v^, to feed, to provision, to supply, to pro
vide for ; caus. of
setchefa —
*gv , food, provisions, supplies.
Setchfit
f1^
(3 C
, Ombos I, 47, a
hippopotamus-goddess.
setcher a, . <5^J, Rec. 26, 229,
&
B.D. 89, 3, 166, 1, to pass the
night, to lie down, to sleep.
& ^ ! RD" 99. 22>
o^i' the dead.
setchru
Setcheri-ur 0 & ^^j^)T.38o,
a son of Nut.
setcher —-— B L=/], Famine Stele 32,
strong one, creator.
setcher -
]=^ lvä7) to support, to bear
<==> J ' up.
IV, 259, dwelling,
' strong building.
setcher —*— B*
setcheh-t ^|^|, ^i jU e»
shin bone ; dual "1-=^ ft ^K U 3, Metternich
Stele 28, °l-=^ çjçj, Metternich Stele 158.
Setcheh 0 °l*=^ | tmm, u. 542, T. 297,
P. 236, a serpent-fiend.
s-tcheser
x=j?
w.iv,
217, to beautify, to sanctify; caus. of -t*-^| \=J.
Setchet-t —»— ~1 | il, fire, flame.
Setch-ti n_~ ö Q J), Tomb of Seti I,
fl Cl«**. Tuat II, one of the 75 forms of Râ
I *\\V ' (No. 71).
S-tchet-t -H-^l Qfi something pub-
lished ; see M "^ ^a ^ >>> published ; I ^^
É, Israel Stele 1, things proclaimed abroad;
III 6 l
Q / Q O —H— Cff> A I
\ n £ n et-=^ 0r ' ' *srael Stele 9> IO>t0
make a proverb of someone ; Copt. ^IUMcy.
setchet-t
, Rec. 2, in, tales,
stories, sayings, speeches, addresses ; Copt.
cy^ze.
s-tchetef
snare; caus. of ^=^1 r-
ç.S , to wound, to
s-tchetem
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fi s
S fl = Heb. ©' and tt?.
S II a causative prefix; var. —h—.
S n=n/WjTJ], health, in the formula-?• JH.
S II = su I ^è\, III, 142, absolute pron.
3rd sing. masc. ; compare Heb. fc^n.
S, si II, l\\, pers. and absolute pron. 3rd
fem. ; varr. —h— , ; compare Heb. NVT.
S[a] IlM&, a man, person, body.
S[a]neb H | V& ^-^, everybody.
S, St,(?) P|, p ^ | = Àst, or Às-t
jj^.Isis; Copt. KCe.
S, Sa p A , p (] -A , P ^ , to go, to go
away, to depart; Il (1 J\ f=^, to go up; Il (]
J\ Ai , to go down.
sa-t II o ^^, a kind of goose; plur.
h^l ■
sa-ta I ^te ]j^ I , homage, praise,
sa-t n^j? j£\ , N. 288A, a kind of bird.
sa pÖ^^U-6l5>N. 162, Ö^j,
A.Z. 1899, 45, (1 * Ä, A'Z- i9°°> 20, to break,
77 I | 21 to destroy, to constrain.
sasa pépé^>pé^pél^>
Êé^n, ééji, Rec. 9, 38, Jour. E. A.
I I \w=iJ I I
III, 104, to run against, to attack, to charge, to
overthrow.
S
p
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Sa ïp, back, hinder parts (later Û, «HMIH»,
^7 ); Copt CO.; ^|,f, ^ifl£$.
IV, 968, ZJ^^TÖ, high-backed, haughty,
proud; lcp with vb\ or J prefixed, after, in
the following of (^ p Ö, ^ 0 A ,
Amen. 9,10) ; * tP, at the back of : <rr> * tP,
li li
as the result of; <
sa tr1, back,
Tp, towards, to the back of.
1
Tp, to turn the back in flight, to flee;
A G 1
°°\
*.
sa q£], A.Z. 1906, 130, a shrine or sanctuary
in which a god or goddess was housed.
sa, saut Jo^, Rec. ss, 69, 61 n~3,
(3 c
^A' ^ttÖ' ^ttÖ' 'O'1
^Ö'P^Ö-P*¥D.P*Ö
■=^,pén, iv, 840, pé^n> iv>
I O l_t I _CEN^ "mum
^'N^^. M. 379, PA
p^öi-pa^öm-p*
^0!' ^ ^ »Rec- 3°. i86>a waii>
)Ws li III 1111 1111
walled building, fort, castle, fortified gateway.
sa, saa
Hé>P*M P*U
varr.
P*£
l, to know;
unknown, unheeded,
disregarded.

p s
sau q£ &, IV, 969, Rev. 8, 73, [lqji
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P
sage, wise man, one who is educated.
saàu Pé^^l^'^487'1^938'
the wise, wise ones
, N.II35,
fà, wisdom, knowledge, learning.
ocl, £>aa
f1^^^. M.387, fltf^
Rec. 3i, 29,^^^, IV, 498,
r^»P!A-
, wisdom or knowledge deified.
\\ I
of the 3rd hour of the day.
, B.D. 174,
16, a god in the Tuat.
Sa !¥, U. 562, the magical strength of
the god ©I.
Sa neter M Y ]> the god's protection;
? nOI U. 562, "Governor of the god's pro-
I I A I' tection."
sa-Heru iq)^, ^^'^c]i <Q
dawn, morning; compare Heb. Û^intiJ.
' saHer-t fliA^", AZ- I9°8' I7\an
I "^ _)a*^ c amulet.
sa
f*=31 N 62c
^^^'^338,^
sa, sai pé"^^» Rec- 27> 57, [1 é
11 ï 21' Rec* I5' 39' ^ "o1
P*K£-P*M*&P*^
MP^é-^É'P*4
P*Qô'P*^M1fP*MI&
\\tkM &, to be full, filled full, satisfied;
P*$^tt*"-P*^*
000, T. 328, full, glutted; I i§ j^gf111
Pr^EI?!-^32'79'^:
SSLi p lo> I Q Q ,°,» J°ur- As- l9°*> 274,
Iq] n=n, Rev. 13, 7, satiety; Copl. cei.
sau fl qj "^ ^ ^, Peasant 242,
P*
X\\^, Amen. 23, 15, \\ q$ ^^
satiety, fullness, drunkenness; I çp \v\ N^
\\ gl , Amen. 25, 8, drunken men.
sa-t H qj » <|\ , IV, 1182, satiety.
sa-t 61 Q , offerings of food.
1 9 1 1 1
p^.é^.p*k^
H qj <g\ ^^ 1, evil, scorn (of a god), moral
weakness or evil ; var. ^^ "^^s..
sait H q£ "|\ (](] ^P , weakness.
Sau 11 [qJ <K\ .^^ $&, corruption, decay.
sai-â
© 0
\\
pé^^Ti'•I,•,I,6B•54•
sai-ä
P*
Amen. 21, 4, to be
weak or helpless.
^s—*lg>, IV, 1078,
•;^M4^PéM
-o-^ r 1 n i\ Vw> weak-armed, a useless man.
^s6 Vw-/1 U 2ÜL
Sa (?) Iq] «S3>., a mythological crocodile.
sa ' "O1 J^^' Rec- l6' I31' tress> hair'
sa
Pé
^27,
^27,
>^27
■■g^ra ^£7, the name of the 14th and 17th days
of the moon.
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S
P
^ !k 1' E"a (Saïte)'I7'37't0 burn/
Sa-ba
M¥
Sa-t
sa~tj saa
the name of a
fiend.
° one of the 36 Dekans ;
* ' Gr. -Eptv.
"ff.
;, pä
/^a
0.
^
©
8.
8.
£ 8,
1 1 1
g£i ^sbs. ^\ ^Ir handlet, tunic, garment, cloth,
mummy swathings, apparel.
a plant or seed used in medicine.
saut 1 qj ^£%° « °, N. 813
Saà H ^ ^\ (J, U- 38r, the name of a
^ .m H god made by Geb.
saà-t e Û 2 ' é û Q > dirt' filth-
Saâpà £j |eD|e|; Rev- "; lSl
saàr [1 ^ ^ (j ^ ^, something bad
or evil/ fi é ^ 1 <=^ ^ ^ Ç'
Peasant 136, lack of water.
saàru [1 é j^!)<=-^^^>
1 [A ^\ /) "vT* ^ V& extortioner, op-
® A H ^ . . . ST pressor.
s-àakhu fl^^,M. iolP^J],
P- 176, P2|' P^' t0 gl0rify' t0 make
bright or shining, to praise, to recite formulae
of praise, to do good to, to perform rites ;
n
(j, P. 66, M. 195, N. 34, pii2/e|
good things or qualities.
s - àakhut
n
glorifications, songs of praise, formulae recited
for the benefit of the spirit-souls of the dead.
sàat
reduce; var
saàsi
1 j^ %*' t0 make weak' t0
■MS '
w
speech (?)
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saâbu é ^^ ïk^ GoL 6> rr> loaf>
1 -**-* Jl 111 cake.
Rec. 4, 26, a kind
of crown.
Saar IqJ *** XV \ V& |, Harris 76, 9,
name of a tribe or people ; compare Heb. "Vyfe?.
saär Ö "T^-^^T, «g» —ai ^5,
Anastasi III, 6, 9, vegetable growth, underwood,
a kind of plant (?)
saârtâ tà)^, ?~}!)^
hair of an animal, goat's hair; Copt. COpX ;
Heb. myto.
T-; -
saârisa fi ^(|(| $ ^ ^, Rec. h,
180, soldier's pike; Gr. aâpiaa, hat, sarlsa(-issa).
sai fi
Sau __, sixty; see the pun "o1 mft
in A.Z. 1905, 27 ; Copt. ce.
S-au [)/^^,Peasant272,[l/^^^,
IV, 618, caus. of /^ Vi ' toextend» to make
wide or broad, to rejoice.
s-au àb (hat) p ^ %\ ®, to make
glad the heart, to rejoice.
s-au p ^ A c^» R 46s' f^A
(«==0), N. 1107, to masturbate.
1/2^'^ Thes. 1296, to watch,
oûj?"^' to guard.
I fi V£\ >P\ vor^, beam of wood,
pillar, post, pole; see Z. \s\ ^.
Sau, sau-t "o1 , Treaty 17, 61 : , y
^?^» "O1 %?^l, A.Z. 1905, 26, 27, 1913,
14, absolute pron. 3rd sing.
sau £eu° -e° -*^ e^
gold.
r w
sauababa f f) ^ ^ ^L ^,.
Anastasi I, 23, 4, to withdraw, to shrink back,
to return; compare Heb. IIA Syr. — à», Arab.
15.
sau
sau
r»:' ^w^' w 1\\-«'
°' é w!' é
„flll |A ^ „ Rechnungen 67, vessel, a
Sau HÏ .. Ö, moist substance (?)

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^utpA^T>toquake,tÄid0
^' P î J "fc*'jackal; plur- P î J ^ i;
var- P 'f J"W
Sabu âmiu she en ânkh m ? J %
■^i^^fT-TuatIV'thejackal-
gods of the Lake of life.
A 7T n AA/WVA
Sab It J AAAAAA, Rec. 29, 157, to melt away,
I I «All AA/WVA
to drip away (of the body in the earth).
aabn PU m 'Hh-269
sab-t q£
saba
0 Rev. 12, 117, hill,
mm) ' mountain.
£ <$\. enemy, wicked
man.
, Anastasi III, 12, 2, Harris
I> 37A> 7> bush, thicket, vine, berries : compare
Heb. riTÛiy the supposed singular of 0^7_lttj.
sabar é J "%& ^\ XX ^ , Anastasi
IV, 13, 1, P.S.B. 13, 412, a liquid made from
the same (?)
Äp, Rev. 13, 3, to smile, to laugh; Copt.
21 (' OJO&i.
Q V I /zfc ' ' *°es' enermes-
sabU P^^11T'Rev-13'23'
reed; plur. [1 J ()() | ^; Copt. CH&I.
sab— PTiTVPTlTlJifr
Amen. 27, 17, friend, companion ; Copt. cy&ep,
çy$Hp. A mistake for smer H ^ tjS^* Ä ^S.
Sabs p^ J H, B.D. 144, the herald of
the2ndArit;varr.^pJ^\J,^[l
sap-t
Pé
n
H"LD%
111
Rec. 30, 68, a plant.
Sapt-khenti qâ /W™A *, I {
I d \> (w), Tombs Seti I, Ram. II, one of
I *A/V\AA N
the 36 Dekans; Gr. Sttt^^;
n°
w - ;
*,
m:
nD • a*,
Ci /VA/WSA N
00 W
/VA/WSA '>Ç'
Ö ©
Saparar ? J^ JJ |. ^-
III, 146, 14, a Hittite king ; . in cuneiform
Shu-ub-bi-lu-li-u-ma.
Sapathar q$
P*
I M*'
1 1/^*?^ <^^>*1 ft« Mar. Aby. II, Text 5,
D
a Hittite chief.
, Khnemuhetep 206;
, P.S.B. 12, 88.
W
sapa
read I IqI
Sapertargessu qJilD^ 1$0 ^
safit fi
w
Rev. 14, 21,
o ' sword.
s-am
U-fl,
V
to seize, to grasp; caus. of
L-fl.
sam
n
\\ S, wild bull ; fem.
Sam-ur
s-am
to burn ; caus
•"^y-
Sam-ba
,T.2 73,
, T. 359 ; see Smâur.
, Hh. 521, to kindle,
, "Fiery
soul "—the name of a fiend or devil.
samut é^t'Pé
hair, locks, tresses.
o
^
samana
é
a, é\
@
C3, a disease.
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à
Samârtasa é
i
, L.D. III, 165 (read «o1
Ö 1 jAj, Alt. K. 782), a rebel chief or king.
samâktà é t\ °"| ()^^,
Rechnungen 59, A.Z. 1909, 86, P.S.B. 19, 263,
Jn> 1\ ° ^ %\ ^^ Pr0P> suPP0rt> balk
^ ^ J? ' of timber.
samis 11g\ f\ f| A M ^ ; see sems.
saninis P? AA^wjjjjfaAA^wAAca in^rx/wi,
A.Z. 51, 70, kinsman; Gr. avyycin)*.
f_ AAAAAA <; ~^
sanre y , , , { ^[> Harris 37A, 2,
R AAAAAA ^—^ y
■t? nU., Hearst Pap. n, 9, a plant.
1 111 \\ iii' r y
P AAAAAA <T
sanràa tP
1 1 1 1 1
P AAAAAA <;
sanrua "o1
I M I I
(I
4, 5
sar é , to go (?)
sar-t Pö^^Ö!'wall(?);see
sar
P*
^
, Rec. 26, 231, I q£]
, to act wisely or honourably, honour,
good disposition (?) right-mindedness (?) ; plur.
P*Ä ^ 1
> n> 129;
-^n é
Xvâr' Heruemheb 3, irrational.
sar-t H ^ <=^^\ il, iv, 1183, H ^
2>P.AT>IV>67>éVT^
IV, 160, Thes. 1282, P Ö "^^ ^ ^
!>
IV, 481,
P *
understanding (?) ;
V^ ^\ gf I, honour,
1 "q^ o ft\ ^ J, Heru-
emheb 11, a reasoning intelligence.
sar flr^^^^, Pap. 3024, 28,
(1 & y\ "^é, t0 rï° wrong' t0 act with per-
| <Jg> 0^ ^è0 > versity.
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saru |1 $ ^*^\ "^^, a perverse
man; plur. f1^^^^^,', [1 $ ^"
ÛÛ % X\^^ ^ ! °PPressors or oppressed,
11 -ZI u -ZE^ zl 1' perverse men, sinners.
Sariu
Pé^ll^^âl-
B.D. 64, 17, a group of gods
sar-t fl
varr. i^p
T. 80,
N. 612, cake, loaf(?);
, u. 205, p ^ ^ °
> M. 233.
(?)'
(?)
water plant ; Copt. CoX (?), Gr. capi.
***'* P Ö V T ^ . IV> 543, grain.
O ^i^Vi
sarsar ra <r> G$ ^p» , Love Songs
1-1 \\ ^ \\ 1 1 1 D
2> 5> twigs, branches.
sar é <==> Ä^ ö , a kind of drink.
1 1 n 111
sarpatà é 4>^^)() $, Love
Songs 2, 8, a plant; compare Heb. T31D
thorn plant, Isaiah lv, 13.
sarem é <==> f\ ö , sediment» dregs,
1 I _B^ 111 lees.
<Z> AA P <^> /^\ AAAAAA
sarem c& it=t, ra AAAAAA.
1 I 'Il AAAAAA
AAAAAA
aaaaaaj torrent, water flood.
AAAAAA
é
Sarem iA /—,
I I
var.
1, Edfû I, 78, a title of the Nile-god.
sarkh é<^>0rx ,*ec- 32, i8i, to
1 1 \\LJ destroy, to waste.
Sarqit (1 q£ "^ggp o, Tomb Seti I,
a star-goddess in the northern sky.
sarqu é<^^^CSf1, Alt. K. 801,
I I
snow
; Heb. ^tÖ, Syr. ^Ai.Arab. Ï?
sartit é
_2S& <=>
wn^û' Y 1 w
o '«ss^^ Rev. 6, 26, to cut and gather
^ Ç yj' wheat ; Copt. CpHT.

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sartïuts q$
Copt. Cat. = Gr. <rr/>aTtwT«ç, commander-in-chief,
general
Peasant 20, a
in' plant
sahu fleura ^&,
ahhPM^^'todisgust'to
ra
cause loathing; caus. of
n é ^m,'toe'finger(?); p,ur- p 0
!3? Reo. 29, .5o,pé^KU
r:.p*-kJ[VU!'PöW
^pidv^p^y^v
N. 902, Rec. 3i, 170, fl ^ ^ j( ^D , Pap.
3024, 152, |4^, p é ^j( 14^'
, 1 'js'jI > to approach,
, Shipwreck 34,
ibid. 178, %% fc_fl, |j
to draw near to, to succeed in acquiring, to
reach land, to land from a boat, to acquire, to
possess.
sahsah % % % \, to approach.
•**u7^p*$j£7:.
Peasant 326, to reach the shore, to land.
sah-t •ml)^iv,1„1,i^^^fl^
I ttj = Amstasi I, ,4,1,14^, fl^.
\lt- P Ö ^ I - IX. hoMmg,
possession, landed property, estate, allotment,
site of a temple, homestead, vicinity, environs,
neighbourhood ; plur. I qj J\ | JJJ^ ^ \>,
T. 18, «^ \> ^, P. 573-
sahu-ta(?) Pé^j[14^â
Love Songs 2, 10, [1 ^ $^14^||
I H
neighbours, the people on a farm
or homestead.
a wooden object,
paddle (?) pole (?)
Sah *jJn,U. 221, 5i6.pj«n *>T.349,
P. 77, 648, fl «^ * , M. 704, fl é ^J*.
T. 3^8, P^J "^D*. N' 2°> Pé^J
^^,M.746,N.9I7,ii56,p^^^,
p- 719, P é ^ $ ^ ^ » Rec- 26> 229, 27,
22!, 32, 84, I4*, pré ^K*$*>
^^'^^ Thes. 82, Orion, one of the 36
******* ' Dekans.
P*$JMHt.P*MH3*Bi-
, Rec. 31, 174, the goddess of Orion.
sahu p é "^ $^. Rec- 2°> 42, p ^
^ ^14 fl!> Property.
sah I4 ^p5,> title deeds (?)
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Sahit % % Tuat HI) a goddess in the Tuat
-*-\' with her face turned behind her.
^!'Pé^l^l4^li.N-Âm-
27, 21, the star-gods in the constellation of
Orion.
Sahu XII Ptf^JH*^,.
B.D. 64, 22, the 12 stars of Orion.
Sah p q£ ? =133^ ^ W , the boat of Osiris.
*, Rec.
Sah-t-ni (?) "-S
31» J7i
Sah-en-Mut-f P é ^ $ 14 F
B.D. 125, III, 30, the door
' fastening of the Hall of Maäti.

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s-akhakh [1 %® ^ _T?, [1 r£
^p, P. 427, M. 611, N. 1216, to blow (of
flowers), to burst into flower; caus. of
sakhit
fft
o, Rev. 14, 16,
impudence, arrogance; Copt. CUJCy.
Sakhiu
Nlk^M-P
w
Pkü^
%>WA, B.D. 64, 8.
s-akhefkhef
31, 14, to burn up, to consume; caus. of
Sakhmit-urr-peh(P) P ^ ^ 0%^
^> P«, a wind-goddess.
sakhniu ^ g f)!)2}}!!' suPPorts>
legs of a chair or throne, the four pillars of
heaven.
sasnà i^p (| <2 Ö, to anoint.
saskut
a seed used in medicine (?)
, Peasant 21,
s-ash
, IV, 420, to praise; caus.
sash-t (shas-t) P iq)00^, Rec.
[l^c.
31, 27 =C30
sasher-t
f1
> "o>
r-^-i
U. 205,
saq
I VS. It
O C=D' ^O
PÉL^^S,, u. 185, fltf
N. 624, a fire offering of meat and
bread.
lé !^n> t- 370,377, p. 683,
^^n. t. 287, fi é^, n. 126,1258,
lé^(),M.447,pé4,N.885, [1 £
1^ 4. Rec- 31, 18, "a?
P*
saq-t I qj
to collect, to gather
together, to assemble.
P. 204, assembly,
_.. gathering.
DigiiueQ^oy
A
saq hat P
Saq baiu (I £ ^ ^ |
<0 to collect the
I ' wits or senses.
• I
m !•
J J B.D. 58, 4, X22, 2, a title of the
I ' divine ferryman IJerfhaf.
Saq hâ «*r=>. ÇÇÇ (j, "Gatherer of
members"—a title of Osiris.
.A
^H\*-L\HX>\H
a e
n
to act with severity or violence, to be strict, to
be severe, to behave haughtily.
saqi
saqaiqa-t ^^(j^
Songs 4, 3, claw-sheath.
saquti I qj
, a violent man.
\> I
, Love
Rec. 19, 92, to burn,
to scorch.
Pé
A^ W w ,
eLj. sculptor; plur.
A o
<2 \\
L_J
Saqnaqait é A ^^^J. RD-
164, 5, a fire-goddess, a Sudani form of Sekhmit-
Bast-Râ.
s-aqeh [1 É> J, P. 707, P^jü^*-*.
to produce, to hes\r, to carve ; caus. of aqeh
sakaà é ^^* jfc^ (je: ^jj, a man given
to quarrelling.
sak-t é^D. Ö^S—fl$, fight,
strife, a fighting man.
warrior, soldier ; plur. I x^ ^^^p5 ' @ cJfc-
U-fl^ j; see also [1^^=^(|(| c^L-fl^.
sakaà "o1 ^z^^KX U ö »p, an official.
sakamâ(?) "o> «—-^ i\—'*&'
a kind of bird.
sakut é ^ ^, young asses ; SS"
... ö«l ûSiii CHX.
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saker é §3 £), soldier(?> wArî°r'
i (ô .*>" fighter.
sag é ffi *&, Rec. I, 46, é S *^L *&,
foolish man (?) ; Copt. CO (TT
saga "o1 ffi "^ ^ -A, Anastasi i; 23, 2,
to march, to walk, to wander.
saga "O1 ffi ^^ Anastasi I, 25, 6,
hair-cloth ; Copt. COK, COOK.
sagabin(?)éffi'^J^^
Tk , Anastasi III, 3, 7, pool (?) lake (?}
sagartha éa^^j
wooden weapons, spears (?)
ant H ^k ° /& t0 weaken, to be weak ;
"M'LI caus.(?)
Satà p ^ ^| (j, U. 534, T. 298,
Satàrna "o1 IQ'^1^!^ J),A.Z. 1880,
82, a king of Mitanni and a father-in-law of
Âmen-hetep III; Tell al-Amarna, Shut-[tar-na],
1 1 1
Berl. V.A. Th. 271, obv. 18.
satekhta (?) c$ 1 °
v ' ^ O111
823, an article of furniture.
•,Alt-K.
to bring, to
carry.
sathp^-fl^.
barge for stone, lighter.
[I Iq> ^ s=5| I) 3^ ' N- 23>the g°d of Sebut>
the " jackal of the South."
sa* P "o> ^Ç' P é Ç> t0 tremble,
to quake, to be terrified, terror.
sa« pé^^f^»Rec-34, 177,
to quiver, to be weak ; Copt. CXOOX.
sat pé
festival ; var. p q£ ^
1 a ii the name of a monthly
satem
P^rkf
Rev. 15, 19
1^^'t0gr°W-
satertà "o" c:^ (1 (j crm, Alt-K. 827,
colonnade, storey of a house (?) ; compare-Heb.
nVTtp, 1 Kings vi, 9.
S-atch P^Y(, T. 331, U. 624, P é
\Ov Ty,T. 337, P. 818, to make to be green =
P "Yl » M. 244, p J, N. 622, p •£] V), M. 245 ;
caus.of||,^|.
SatCh P^> P^^V
monthly festival ; plur. I \\ ^^.
sâ I (j = 1= l\\, pers. pron. 3rd sing. fern.
Sa p (j, man, person = vj£ ; y l\ ^=^,
Metternich Stele 18, everyone.
Sa n/)^- fir®] RD- z42» m> 36, a
1 □ SLlL^J' town of Osiris.
Sa P h .A, to go ; var. P J\.
Sài p (j 'A , III, 143, to come.
sasa
K)|K)y,,Rec.29,I5o,n(|(l()^,
A.Z. 1900, 36, to hasten
\\
Sài 11 (I ~ _A, to diminish, to decay.
Sà-t p(j J, p(j o (var.<5*), th(
"Ram"—one of the 36 Dekans,
beads.
saa
1^œ'p-82'm-ii2'R
\, to knojv.
sàa-t 11 [\ <£\ '""' , N. 803, wisdom, know-
ledge ; var. I i^p >K\ • .
Saa hat ^éh^S ®, IV, 97i,Thes. 1481,
knowing of heart, i.e., wise.
Sàa ^m ^s\ öj, a form of Thoth.
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Sàa
M. 12,
1 ,^^Ä -%' u* 439' T* 25°'
N. 114, émq
, Nesi-Âmsu 32, 1, B.D.
17, 63, 116, 6, 136B, 12, 169, 19, the god of
knowledge and intelligence.
Sàa ■■=Ta $ Ombos I, 186-188, one of
ÎU ' the 14 Kau of Râ.
Sàa-àbu (?)-tchär-khatiit
7^ , B.D. 125, 111,36, the
doorkeeper of the hall of Maâti.
Sàa-Âmenti 1 (j 1jj\ ^m A&. 0,
u.
396-
Sàa-Âmenti-Râ
u. 396, [1 !\ ^
!74i i5» agod; var.
Sàa-Hera-
143, a form of Horus,
sàa-t 1 f\
saaa .'• m
, serpent.
, Ombos I,
, Amen. 3, 2, 23, 2
= /^m (I (I -Q^-, to know.
Sàat-t(?) PÛ'^0^^', Ebers Pap.
38, i, to be oblique-eyed, to squint (?)
sàa ^^a "^^ê. , weakness, badness, evil ; var.
-a-t(l^«,(l^^,N.954l
*n f"';"i . n-£k^
^ma Ts\ | r> cloth, stuff, loincloth ; var. I \0\ .
sàa-t , B.D. no, 36, a garment of Râ.
sàa é^m \\ , £^m \\ fà , a seed
Jä&iii _^^. SI m'
or fruit used in medicine; ^^& v\ Qu ^Xü
sàa of the South =«^Cf ^m'
B.D. 99, 19, the city
' and city-god of Siut.
sàa of the North
Sàa
Sàait 1 (? (j "^\ f* , the form of Hath
worshipped at Lycopolis
or
sâai j^^i
to know by sight, to
recognize.
sàau ret [1 (j ^ ^ ^ J ^, Heru-
sàtef Stele 115, a class of infantry.
saabfiy^.fiy^.fiyijij^,
Pt-fcSv^.PfJ^^. -"takes for
P Ï J "^ = f11 J "^; COmPare Heb-3^î •
Sàabàu Pf J^^l."16^;
Saab 17K j l+\, a castrated animal for
sacrifice; plur. 0 TC J (j(j o tf-^j 1, B.D. 69,
13 ; Copt. cMe.
Saab j 17K ]|^X, reeds, marsh plants.
Sàamiu p^a ^ (]() ^ | j, a class
of hairy fiends.
S-àakhu [1 ^ ® ; caus. of^ @.
For other examples see p. 635, A.
!£■ ^°$'P1!^'che:uer,cie-
ceiver. trickster, swindler, impostor.
«f P1Kk*dl-PAk
1, B.D. 90, 3, 9, a group of gods.
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Sàater (?) ^m<=>, Ombos 1,73,a god
of agricultural produce.
s-àath P^«.^-^-^
s-àat pf]^^. P1"kÇ>
paralyse, to cripple.
sàtti I (j 00 yf' destroyer, waster.
statt to p()^T^7I'Nesi-
Amsu 32, 23, "Earth-destroyer"—a form of
Aapep.
S-àâ 1(1 /"A » u- 2I3> ^/\> U- 565»
l(j o, P. 601, P(j^, P- 694, P (j ü
£^, P. 381, I (j 0, to make to enter, to
store up, to advance on a road.
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var.
S-àâ 1 (j. a r\[} T. 268, to introduce;
111 0, M. 427.
^^ Hh. 385, a sailing,
o ' an advance by boat.
s-àâr-t 0(1
Sàu [1 () ^, P. 42, [1 ^ ^, N. 29, to
lead; var. (] |1 ^A^, M. 62.
S-âufl^, |1()£^,T. 191, N. 1288,
P ^ ^ > I> 78, P £& \ \, Rec. 27, 219,
p &a ^» p âçA ^ ^'t0 Proclaim»to cry
out, to complain, to curse, to vilify, to calumniate ;
var.
, P. 676.
Sàu fl^A^^^ j, Rec. 27, 219, a
group of gods in the Tuat.
/WWW jQ H jTj
ww« ga} to drink ; see ^=t gfo.
/WWW
/WWW
/WWW
Sàu fl /) %\ i=r R 6l3> Pool, lake, drink-
I iJr ' ing trough.
Sàu p(]^7WM,T. 315, [1|)§, Metter-
nich Stele, a mythological serpent.
saunu
/www (2 III
Copt, coxerrr, cotïï ; see
, wages, hire, price;
1^ * ni
/WWW < <äK' U I
fl
S-àur n^çA, M. 587 (var. P%<r>,
P- 410), P^A^J, P%^^4 to make
pregnant; caus. of jgA; Copt Ü5, (JO(JO.
saur
/WWW
/WWW 1
/WWW 1
/WWW
/WWW ?"^
/WWW
/WWW
/W/WAA
Amen. 12, u, to drink.
Edict 26, to submerge, to plunge.
S-àb H Û fl AM ^w *& Rec. 26, 28, to
I . I •*£) y) /www 3**M
thirst; caus. of (1 J <&; Copt. ei&e.
Sàb pjj J JJ, fiend, enemy.
sâb-t p (] J^,» PIJ ^> strife> enmity (?)
s-àbki p (] J ^ (| (j ^, B.D. 145, vu,
46, to make to weep, to grieve.
s-àp 1 n ®-, Rec. 2i, 14, p (1 _ ,
no D nf^ "^ nD ~^^
to revise, to inspect, to check accounts, to
examine or enquire into, to make a scrutiny,
to audit, to test, to visit in order to inspect, to
commit to the care of; caus. of (I •
Sàpi 1 (j Ü ÛÛ 1 1 ' Q D.^\ inspector.
sâpikebenti P f) °-^ J ^ "W-
inspector of the fleet.
Sàpti p (j J^^p, P f) D^ j] j, inspector.
Sàp-t pf°||, ml fl^c^,
I [I \\ , inspection, revision, investigation,
visitation (of a temple), enquiry, list, copy.
Sàp-t ur-t the great
examination, i.e., the Last Judgement.
Sàp p(JD^, p(]^^,Berg. 49,,Exa-
miner, Inspector—a name of Osiris ;
his judgment hall.
sapu
divine examiners, inspectors or judges.
Sàpit If]111 *QT, B.D.G. 1323, consort of N
Râ of Sais, -»- f ^ § -
to build, to set in order.
sàf pi]
name of the moon on its 10th day.
. to pollute ; Copt. Cooq",
fs=fäi C(JO(Joq.
^27, the
sàfu
Arab. ^_iH
sàm
1 (j *^ ^\^ sword ; Syr.
nr*«K « /v>
' y F~— fffr ' darkness (?) rain-storm.
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s-am
I (V to make oneself pleasant, to ingratiate, to
show oneself gracious, to heal ; caus. of (I £ ()•
sàmài [^^Jl'IlHâ' Rev* I3' 3°'
demand, protest, objection, opposition.
' Sams P T n>^^, club, cudgel.
s-àn|l(] ^ , T. 512, p. 204,700, I (J ^
A, Ü. 371, M. 213, N. 684, I (J Q)P. 688,
1 Q ^ A, Rec. 29, 145, H ft ~™"} ibid., 30,
1 ftAAAftA I O.A
194, P û é&~°, H û <W, Sphinx Stele 11,
1 ftAAAftA ftAAAftA
ftAAAftA Vu I ftAAAftA V^ -" ] V\
advance quickly, to run, to hasten ; I (J <^*° A
, to hasten the steps.
I [1 /vw*a f A, Rec. 15, 179, I (J
1 ftAAAftA 1
s-ann
ö>
A
•f1
«0o>^
, to run, to hasten.
sànu P j\V&V&V&, Methen,
AAA, N. 29, 659, 788,
n
, P. 700,
I M <C«Q Q VS\ j runners, bearers, porters.
1 /VA/VAAA TT III W
Sàn-t P ft /w^A^A U^, a light swift boat;
plur.nQ^àrçg.Rec.4,27.
I ftAAAftA I I I
1\
sàn en Uatch-ur
ftAAAftA ° I
^=f ^ Salt Pap. 825, the dolphin or sea-
<rz> ww*' bull of the Mediterranean.
sau
<o< x
I fl /\, Thes. 1206,
I ftAAAftA
ö,ö^tj>n(|ö.j|Min(|ö>o«
/VA/VAAA // I ftAAAftA || ij I ftAAAftA ' W ■
J J I I ftAAAftA »> .-Al I ftAAAftA 1 «O
L_J], 1 (J (^*Q C3, to rub, to rub in an unguent
I ftAAAftA
or medicament, to apply an unguent, to smear,
to anoint, to salve, to rub down, to crush grain.
sànsàn I (I ~ I \\
O
r, P. 777;
var. of
Ö
P
Ö
p<^ ftAAAftA I I _ ftAAAftA } P. 661 , M. 7 72
sàn àb P /] t^*° C3 ^ t0 anoint tne heart,
I ' i.e., to flatter (?)
;àn P ft Ö»
I 1 ftAAAftA
;nts.
P4
san 11 [|*=«—", iv, 1207, p Q «Q° O, oint
ftAAAftA 1 /WWV\ III
ments, unguents.
(I ^ s, Rec. 31,29,
O
/VA/VAAA y£
1 ftAAAftA I I ftAAAftA IS I V I lU
1<CC3= nQOO, nQ"^s, earth
ftAAAftA I ^ I ftAAAftA HI 1 «O ill
used in sealing, clay.
sànàp Q ÛÛJliA, flu Û«B=SS=
WWV\ II U I Sil 1 I I I I
& Jour. As. 1908 passim, knowledge; Copt.
0?' COOYH.
Sànu-t
I (I ftAAAftA 0 j the name of a
serpent on the royal crown.
sanu
ftAAAftA
Ö
\
/\AA/W\
Ö (2
ftAAAftA
Ö
^—.price ; seep Ä,ö^
San-nu PQ|-%> M. 480, two; var.
of| = ^,P.267,P| = ^,N.I248.
S-ànti II /vw*a E J\} Rec. 24, 164, to fetter.
I o W
sàr àb I ft <=> O, U. 172, to sadden (?)
Sàrit I ft ft ft To, fan, umbrella.
Sah 11 ft ft fc*? > nobleman.
sâkHi P () ÏJL' Rhind PaP- festSl
Sàs(?), SU(?) [1(] [1, ]]], six; [[jo,
m . , III III ^k I |||'w^^27 f r .
= = u,sixth: <w^ _ ,festival
o' '^S7'^£7 III o O
ofthe6thday;plur.|||o@Q|M;Uc^
= =, house of the greatest of six ; Copt. COOT,
cex.
sàs P ft P" l| , E E JI \ Rec. 27, 226,
six-threaded stuff.
S-àst PH|,P. 67, N. 35, to occupy a seat.
Sàsh P ft ^^, N. 754, offering (?)
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caus. of
sàsh-t [1 (j ", N.646 = p (j
M. 124, offering (?)
Sàshesa (1 (j 00 (1 ^ *^t. J^f N. 975,
a god who made the ladder that reached from
earth to heaven. >
sàq p!)^|L-Zl, [l^S-fl, \U\*
f , to carve, to model.
L—ù
sàqti I (j o £_J1, sculptor.
, Peasant 295, to destroy;
1
\^, L.D. III, 140B, p (j <f>^. Rev. 6, 23,
to make perfect ; caus. of (I j .
sàka fl()^^^ B-D- I7> 34 (An5)
Sàken 11 () ^"^ %s, to destroy, to ruin.
I 1 /wwv\
S-àgeb H (j ? j=r, to flood, to deluge ;
fv n WW*,
caus. of || - AAA/S/VA •
I Vj aa/wva
4 A4
or
Sàt M (j S, something foul(?)
-« P^l. P»; p^
PAk^-Pik:*-**-*
cuti0„er;pIur.p(j^^|!,p()o^
^ J^ ^ j> gods who slay.
\\U'
exe-
s-àti
s-àth
w
, to prove, to show ; caus.
S^p ; caus. of âthi S=ô=J
^p(]T'P^.running
sat [u
of the
ear(?)
^ -f J-, a kind of bread offering (?) ;
, a kind of bread-offering (?)
s-àt, s-àat ,... _ ,
^w , to make weak, to reduce.
Sàti R (I c=> ^jt l_==ß> headsman, execu-
I 1 \\ Ji ' tioner.
to rebuke, to punish,
overthrow.
s-àttip(Q(]^,
S-àten I U ^~^> to transfer; caus
1 /VSAAAA A
ofàtenQ^^l.
Sàtohti p (j "*""» §1, A.Z. 1900, 20, child
s-âaiPZ;Mfl>IV'6,2'E
n
o 1
I
n
, A.Z. 1900, 20,
, Rec. 11, 165, to magnify; caus.
1 ' p r^i q 'Rec* 2°' 4°'iarge ;
^, Love Songs 7, 7, |1^||(],
magnified.
of years and dignity, a notable ; plur. I
, a man
I ;
sàau [1 0\^, Hh-783' P'
sj^^-, Rec. 30, 66, planks or beams of a ship.
P. 297, a set of four jars for libations or
purifications.
sâam
n
.k<&-
n
.k*
/V. j Love Songs 7, 7, Rechnungen 78, a plant
TT I ' which has grown on a tree.
■^é., fatigue, evil, misery'.
S-âb (for S-Uäb) P n JXf, P. 297
6i2> Pî*Ç J-p-ii2' P—"K"N- 8°
P--?ClN'343,p--?Cj^P
to purify, to cleanse; caus. of uâb f 1 /www.
I -=3 /VAAAAA
s-âb
P-J«.
to beautify, to decorate
caus.
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sab
sab [L
sab fl.
sâbi fl
s-âp
caus. of
s-âm
of-
(^3) a kind of fancy
mi' bread.
n
-J?
QJ^Jj, to castrate; Copt.cfL&e.
JJ^i'0X' C°PL ce&*-
„(]/)/) A.Z. 17, 57, to be ready
Jill ' or prepared (to fight).
, to make to advance, to fly (?) ;
D.A
or
D.A Ü
I 7 > to make to eat, to feed ; caus.
[ft, to swallow.
s-am
n
■kM-P-
to swallow, to absorb, a swallowing or bolting of
food.
samm
in p.
ÏAI-P-
I, swallowers, devourers.
sam
sâm
in
P-
with gold ;
s-äma
a plant or flower.
, IV, 711, inlaid:
, with lapis lazuli; t^f>S5n,
ffas W, with leather (?)
\A/\AA V
, to make to swallow ; caus.
1
S-ân I /vwwv, to turn back ; caus. of */wwv.
A-
s-an
P
, to beautify ; caus. of
sann II (©, to bind, to tie, to twist.
I /VA/WSA
S-änkh R ■?-, Hymn Darius 42, [1 d-?-
©•Pt ®-Pt© IPfS-Nistasen
Stele 40, to feed, to nourish, to support, to bring
up, to nurture ; Copt. c&.«&.itcy, cy«&.rcecy.
S-änkh àb H ■?• ®t to vivify the
heart, to inspire courage.
sänkhu I ■¥■ y>$P Peasant 22I>
sustainer, vivifier. Digitized by
Sânkhiu |1 -^ O 3 !, Rev. x4, 59, the
gods who sustain life.
--a^PïS-Pï-Pf7'PÏ
- , to carve a life-like image or statue,
^/ r~ w "7
to commemorate the dead by making a statue.
sänkhi (1 ■?■ ? 5 sculPtor> engraver, Por-
I I ' trait painter.
Sänkhi-khaibitu fl ^îîl*, Berg. 23,
a bird-god who revivified dead human shadows.
nyy n
3 , to make strong; caus. of
s-ântu H "^3^ ^\ ^Ê,) H zz£ "^,, iv,
269, to destroy ; caus.
s-âri |1 a £55, iv, 753, Rec 34,182,
Sphinx Stele 3, I «EEEI -A, Rec. 32,80, IV, 897,
.—. ■&■
l<—>, Rev. 12, 62 (var.
P-toP:
w
***, IV, 966,.(l^^£5ä, P^%5, to
bring, to bring-up; I <==> *" n
1479, to present petitions.
Ill
, Thes.
sâri-t
sarm
jTU, approach.
PI
J\
n
.MM
porters, carriers.
Sârit maât
c* .A ^
423, the name of a building.
n
, bringers,
,IV,
Sârit
A A ^ T) IV, 270, the name
^^(tfV of a goddess.
Sâr-neb-s fl °i/\i
of the 2nd hour of the night.
fl%S
I, the
name
s-ar
f\ to make a fire to burn,
I <rz> -A '^' to make an offering.
Sâr fl ^, Rev. 12, 91, a plant; Gr.
sari
anpi, Lat. saii (Pliny, N.H. 13, 23, 45).
Sâr p D^,A.Z. 1899, 15
IV, 635, a pitcher and
' stand ; compare Arab, j •.
S-ärq n^^!c=^:, Dream Stele 36, fl <cz>
I —<^ Rec. 10, 61, to make an end of, to
-. ^ > .,_- finish.
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«ïâh R n 8 U- 644> t0 Pa>r honour t0'
ödja | u ^, t0 recejve honour.
Sâhp^^^,^rtignt
Sah p o J Q, M. 634, ^f {]> to be
noble, to play the king or nobleman ; I 0 9 (I,
P- 331-
freeman, nobleman, gentleman ; plur. ^yj^ W I ;
A «>-=> r □ an aged noble ; Copt: C&^P,,
Or?! a i^ C&.<0-
Säh-t H a? gf a Wnd of garment worn
I X & by a nobleman.
Sah 11 û 9 , U. 298, the form of a man
that exists in heaven, the spirit-body ; plur.
P-IP-IP-H^P-HI
g 8 8>N- "3, 539, P oj^, U. 516,
p—|8^:.T.3.7.p—|^:.p^
(1 ? û 8 %> M< 8- Later forms are:—
^8
I r^""i
I .W\/W\
sab with his soul;
■^ : 1, perfect spirit-bodies.
Sah Q % ^ uat VII>the divine spirit-body,
* *p £ü' the god of all spirit-bodies.
Sâh fi a|k=±5, Thes. 82, the spirit-
body of Orion T^jiv^, .
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Sâh-âb ^ ? g J] O, Tuat III, a god.
Sâh-heq j^f] , Rec. 4, 28, a god.
S-ähä Hi, Palermo Stele, II a, P. 387,
|l| ,\\ afH[ a, to erect, to set up
straight ; late form H ë ~~^J1 *==== (\(\ (§_
J\
P ? M> P ? —"SBxx ^>>to set up the Te->
/.<?., to reconstitute the backbone of Osiris ; Copt.
coo&e.
S-ähä R § , to stablish time or life ;
P!^.ue«o,[l()^!,T.246.
Sähä-t H § -=> = /J5I\, climbing pole.
sähä 11 ^^ 3] dp Jour- As- x9°8' 249,
Pf-Tfli.pf
'•P
*3F*
..___. A 1 1 i'2i' I" 4 -A j£t
Rev. 13, 42, to curse; Copt. CO£,€.
S-äkh I , I f=3, to raise up, to
lift up on high ; caus. of NK.
Säsh-t I nn £3, a kind of disease.
S-äsha H ^\ H <£4\., to multiply ; caus.
of^-V
1 1 1 -üe^.
S-äsha-t R <^v o Coronation Stele (relief
I o o' at top), to multiply.
S-äsha [I <^v- ££, to utter many cries.
I 1 1 1 21
Sashatà H <^N- \ (J, manifold, numerous.
säshat P^^.p^Mf^
- , 1 <^v- E J\} to ward off, to restrain, to
obstruct, to remove ; Copt. CUJCyx.
säshat P^L»=fl$, P^U=fl$>
chief officer, inspector ; plur. I ^""^- „ M?i 1,
■P~£|.P~i£<-.- .
-■»P^PV^.p-j'T'P
Zl, T. 386, M. 402, to make to enter, to
introduce ; caus. of ~^*
p^^^fjf)^, introducer.
Säq neter ""j (1 %*^, Annales III, 109,
the festival of the introduction of the god:
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sâq-t fl %*°, Rec. 31, 20, [1 ^* *
IV, 658, H V ^ ^, Peasant 198 IV ,145,
I -0 c entrance, introduction.
Säq[l^ö,Rev.II>I67>sack,bag;Heb.
pto, Syr- nûajB, Chald. NpD, Assyr. shakku,
Eth. UJ^:, Copt. C&.K.
Jl
s-aq
P
Rec. 27, 127, to cut, to
A E—A' destroy.
s-âqa p"^*^^ fl> Koller l. 8> A-z
1900, 35, Mar. Aby. I, 6, 37, |l
A ©
1 ° ï\ 1 ° % *H -A (**>, to make right,
to test a bow, to set in strict order.
sag n
sâti-t
s-âtcha
n
"xzj-^, to capsize, to overthrow.
TJ A A J Rev. 14, 67, arrow;
a w 111 °' Copt, cüoxe.
f1 "ü^^' Amen'l6>4,
17, 18, L.D. Ill, 140c,
1 _ I 1k @
P-4
©
\\
, to do wrong,, to commit a
\\
crime, to falsify weights, to rob.
s-âtcha me tut Fl 0 J "|\ ^> A
Q& I, Àmen. X4, 2, 20, 9, to deceive by speech.
Si p VV , III, 142, Nàstasen Stele 39, \\ \\M
J\, Anastasi I, 28, 5 = I (I , to come, to go
Si [1 (j(j^f A.Z. 1878,48, [1(
satiety ; Copt. CI.
Si-t p (j(j a a), infant, child (fern.) =
Ci
s*
si I ^^t> L.D. Ill, 194, 12, waterfowl
Siu p^.pijflf^.star^u,
, fullness,
«/?, Rev.,*,; Copt «»*;**«<«,£
Rev. 14, 20, a shooting star.
Siuuâti *
rfli
*
rtw*.
the planet Venus as a morning star
<§.
- a
SIU
-t fl (|(| a
, Rec. 33, 119, door.
^ ' Digitized by
w
Sif [1 (j!)^^, Thcs. 1198, p \\
, child, son, boy, babe.
sif
w
=£>, Rev. 2, 77, pitch, bitumen
field or garden produce, herbs, vegetables ; Copt.
CIJUL, CUUlIéJUl.
sirâ)sirifl<f (p,(l^!,[l<^
[j (a j[, A.Z. 1880, 96, umbrella, parasol.
j H .J^, fi fi <ô^ the badge of a regiment,
I I ill' flag, fan, umbrella.
iup^qfuvfti, nu
sin
siriu
fan-bearers, urn-
E J\ ' brella-bearers
Harris 500, 2, 8, fan, fly-whisk.
sir-putà p <=> D (I \\ 9^?, Rec. 21, 92,
a kind of fan or umbrella made of leather (?)
sir-hattà [1 <z> -^ ~| (j ^, Rec. 16,
99, palm-leaf mat ; I <z> = Gr. aapâ (?)
Sirsa(?) O^^lg]-*^, Thes. 129, a
star-god; var. <^g)g.
Ci Ci
-H
p
w
•I \\
sir-tima
Amen. 6, 3 . . .
Sih n (](] Ö .A, to come, to arrive.
■Ifc flûûe _Ö_, fl ûfl g ■=■-, Rec.
3, 39, pavilion, port, landing-stage.
Sih p (j(j § il f%, Rev., to mummify.
Sih ' [)[) 8 ^> Rec- 2I> 94, to be
hypnotized, to be in a state of religious ecstasy, to be
mad ; compare Copt. Cl^e.
sihu p (|(| $ ^ Vr?« ^ Mag-17°'
11« spell^charm, bewitchment, hypnotism (in the
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Sihsih p (j(j J p (j(j I I ^, to punish ;
var.
L__71; Copt. ce&cu>£.
sih-t
J%£ ^, Rev. 13, 26,
punishment ; Copt. CO£,6.
lamentation, grief, punishment.
sikh p (||
28, cry, signal.
, Rev. 12,
Sikh-t p!)!)^^J» Rec- 33, 122, mastery.
sikh-t
@ '^5k, loss, injury.
sikha-t p (|(j J
a
,, Jour. As. 1908,
249, folly, madness ; Copt. CI£,6.
14, 65, a yoke of oxen.
siki
Rev.
\\
Rev. 14, 15,
destruction.
Sit 1(1 (I cXtn, smell,odour; see P^f^,
Copt. C*f\
Sit P !)!)], Rev. 11, i8o = ^^U
getter.
Sit p (j(j û(J, to set on fire.
Siti fl (1(1 c "Ç\ " - A^, the shooting of
le===üi
, be-
W m \\
a star; see
Sitchetu (?) p \\ ^ & ',, storytellers,
talkers, chatterers ; see M "^ &; caus. of °L^.
v
pers. pron. 3rd sing. masc. ; also
used as a particle.
SUt 1^,U. 180,227, a particle.
SU T _F ^' IV' I076' caPtive> Prisoner,
8114 l\«■ R ™ \\l^'
U. 100, II v\^^5i, P. 225, a joint of meat, a
meat offering; | ^^^> R 7°5-
SU-t (nesu-t?) 1 ö, Kahun 3, 2, 1 ^
I I I AAA/W\
^, A.Z. 49, 20, ^ ^, A.Z. 1908,121, ^^'
Hh am 1 tSf A-Z- 49' x9> the Plant of the
437, ^ |^> Sf)uth) the byssus plant
SU-t 1 ^ Rechnungen 70, plant used in
=f c' making boats.
SUt(?) 1^?^> RD- 64> J4, hair(?)
111
sut(?) Iv^^^'1^
v ' Y ^ I I I I III
506
SU (for sesu) 1 , a period of time, day,
with the number of the day of the month ; Copt.
COT—.
susu p e n e 0, R,ev- ' V3\a£££
I I time; Copt. COTCOT.
SU(?) I £ J f=W], Rev. 14, 12, evening.
SU I , I "v\, a measure of length =
T^g-th of a schoinios, or 625 square cubits; in
superficial measure su = £th of a square schoinios.
SU p<3-
protector.
SU I , Rev. 13, 22=1 -^^ WAAAA, to
I X ' g ~* /VAAAAA
drink, drink ; Copt. CUJ.
SUU (?) ^ _ü, to cut - -~- f| *
SUU (?) J^ = -hh. f) X ' , Shipwreck
55, to cut down trees.
SU-t [1 ^ 2^3, wind, breeze.
^^—fli guard>
fie
(3 ^
c III'
,Kev. 30, 217, 11
ccl I o I M <à I a
Rev. 14, 46, corn, grain, wheat; Copt.
COTO, COT.
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su-t
, a kind of disease.
> x^ ^> region, territory,
' (j> | ' province.
SUU(?) X
SUU(?) X%%^,RD- '63, 18, evil,
_ZT-IT J& wickedness.
SUU(?) 1\\, T. 265, 283, P. 51, M. 31,
N. 64, to pray (?); late form P /[(?)
sua I -£} jrj^, Herusàtef Stele 88, sheep,
ovis platyura ; Heb. HU? Arab. .1 \ CoDt.
ec&.t, ecooT, ecooox.
S-ua (1 f) ä^S^, T. ,41, p f] SçS
^"k'T- 348. pfC^=. N. 965,
Pfl^fS*** PflV*
*—PAPAYA
^•Pflk4>.Pfl^Pfl
Pfl*.Pflx;Pfl»*.PMv
l'^jî^î' ^' %ä' t0 PaSS' t0 PaSS aWay>
to continue on a journey ; caus.
Suau pf|^,U. 418, flf|*5*^
^ ^ j, T. 238, a group of gods (?)
Sua 11 Jp ! kTT, store, place of safe storage.
1ftto ad°re icaus- °f fl 1^™ 1-
Sua |l ^Tj J^ *=§=*, night, evening,
darkness ; see ^ vv p=£=q; Copt. excyH.
© W
suasua-t H iT) R iT) a fl, Rec. 16,131,
flame, fire, heat.
suan (sun) I -X. ) „ -@*-, to know,
to recognize ; Copt. COOTrf.
Rec. 33, 119, price •" Copt. CoretOjgJtized b\
suar
PflV
w
ft 1, Anastasi IV,
17, 1, Alt. K. 769, garments, tunics (?^; compare
Heb. hw in vbw Isaiah vi, 1, etc.
T '
S-uarekh fl iT) <T>^[, to make green
or fertile ; var. I X JL ¥ ; caus.
s-uah [1||||, L.D. ill, 140c, [11 I ,
û 1 «k. $ T 1 ' t0 establish, t0 make to
continue, to develop; caus. of Y 8 > •
s-^âbP^^ll?>topaya.r
sui* pfi^^- Pfi^fl«-
egg ; Copt. COOT&e.
s-uashflfjo^ffl, flf]^
*Œ^PflV=afrPfl
^■^^fl- Pfl00!!1!-to praise'to
adore; caus. of Jp ] r~^—i qû; Copt. (JUcy.
SUashu H -Ç) ß ^ !, praises.
SUag H -Ç) S *Sk, foolish, lewd.
suagaP^^s^#-P^ffi
.Ä ^ ffl 1 ' t0 CUrSe' t0 ban'
SUatà 11 -C) \ (J I, carriage, transport.
s-uatch (1 f) ^-j |, u. 6,4, p I ^,
N—PfîMxfl'P^PÎ^l
tV - ' t0 make t0 flourish> I Ï ^"1
1 f the transmittal of property; caus,
"maker to flourish"—a title
of the god Shu.
W^Vj]i»r.flé^-jî.T.3J7
Suatchi H Î,
S-uatch àr-ti \\ £) ^ J ^, Rec.
31» 3°> "green-eyed."
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pastille, bead ; plur. R ^k (j ^ ( ; varr. ^^
Mar. Kam. 52, 17
r> vHO AAAAAA
S-Uâb I /| «ww, Rec. 20, 40, Annales
I f J AA/WW ^^
III, 109, to plate, to cover with metal; I f \
Suifl^()(j^,B.D. 3., *,\\\\
«ss>, a crocodile-god; var. —»— (1(1 «s^.
to open up a way, to force an entrance, to
pierce, to penetrate ; caus. of j i^* ; I j ]
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
^ to cover a floor with plates
of silver.
SU1 |l TÎ, to adore.
^
, IV, 422 =
s-ubak
f1
imnr^ opening the
/vA/vAAA I lace.
, to make to conceive;
caus. of J (J </{(?)
strong ; Copt. (TboJUie (?)
s-umet P%'e=S)ll, IV' u89°. t0
I Ja Ci I I strengthen; caus.
suma 1 ^\ " £f), Rev., obstinate, head-
s-un
', Dream Stele 38, H ^\
to make to be; caus. of
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S-un fl^»™", P^», to make an
I aaaaaa V- , -'I I "ranrar
AAAAAA ^ /j
1 ^g^ -ranrar <çj. 1 to reveal ; Copt
~ - >
opening, to force open ; caus. of
s-un-her
sun, sunnu
aaaaaa
1Ä°
, Anastasi I,
25» 6, P "4* »to sel1 ; Copt- cotR.
I aaaaaa
sun-t p J-, p. 87, [1 ^4 «*™, n. 46,
AAAAAA v£
A.Z. 1906, 28, flÄ,°^-, Rec. 33, 5,
I aaaaaa IÜ I I I
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sun-t H «J»
trade, business, buying
and selling.
AAAAAA
Ci
SUnu , wages; ur sunu
1 j 1 <=z> 111'
paymaster.
sun-t p ^, u. 429, p 4> ft^A,T-246
sun
sunit H-^»
AAAAAA
©öS
] .fus» *""** to suffer pain, distress,
;WWVA "'^ê.' suffering, destruction.
^ "'^ê. sickness,
—= mi' malady.
sun
I :^s» " """", to straighten.
I AAAAAA .A
o,
sun f1^±öi'i'^1^
lÄ»°<a4S^,Rev. 11,148, Ps^l ^>
/WWW (£ U w
Rev. 14, 15, (1 ^ O, Rev. 12, 31, [1 ^ |)
©
*&■'
, Rev. 13,90, to know; M£ 1
"|Ä> O, Rev.
12, 53, wise or learned men-; Copt. COOTIt.
sunu
"|ä>
n^»
ö^^^w>Mar. Aby. 1,8,86,
^^'ww} pool, lake, tank, canal, aqueduct.
/w/ww /w/ww
sunu p 4. ö î]\>, T. 345, P 4*~cT
^■jj^, P. 282; varr. P Ö °{f\ M. 525,
P ö Ö^DJ, N. 1106, p 4,"^ [J n, wall,
fortress, seat, throne.
Sunu n
/w/ww
/W/WAA
o
sunun
l^u^i
, a god and a town.
/W/WAA AAAAAA X3 I AAAAAA AAAAAA )^1 I
to flatter, to wheedle2 to cajole, to use blandish^
ments, to persuade, to talk someone over.
SUnunU II ^> ^» ° £& |, Anastasi I,
I AAAAAA AAAAAA (~ " 1 |
23, 8, flattery, cajolery, entreaty.
sunsun
I AAAAAA I AAAAAA ^_i I AAAAAA | AAAAAA
\£ va Amen. 14, 15, to entreat, to petition,
£11 £*i' to supplicate, to converse.
suntà fl s H (Ie ° Rev*'resin'balsam ;
I à US 1 1 1' Copt, corrre.
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854, -—^4*«^'M- 531, -—<=f
,N. mo, — H^—,' R 265>
+ *=,&>, N. 1245, -— ^4*
j^, M. 336, a god.
I -^r4, to increase, to magnify ; caus.
;. of âçA Jt, to be
s-ur
of
s-ur H
pregnant.
sur (1
caus.
/VA/VAAA | ;
*a/wva f drink ; Copt. CUJ.
I V
/VA/VAAA
/VA/VAAA
surà (sua)
/VA/VAAA
/VA/VAAA
/VA/VAAA
I X
n
x
1
Copt. C(JO ;
/VA/VAAA
/VA/VAAA
/VA/VAAA
O, to drink;
Ä 1, drinkers.
sura
1 ^=^ n "^"^ /£
I ^e=« m w^ Q *=/a toper, tippler,
< 2» I /VA/VAAA _/J
drunkard, swiller; plur.
n
»
/VA/VAAA
/VA/VAAA
/VA/VAAA
1r:ö,lT11^Mi'dri,,fc-
ing companions.
surà heq-t H ^* (] *a**aa q 8 ^ ö t
beerhouse, tavern.
n
sura
surà-t
s-urkh R
1
^aaaaa } a kind offish.
/VA/VAAA I I I
lite bead.
, to make to be green or
fertile; varr. (l^)"^^, ^r3; CauS'
^•PK^^'PK^il-
ni to make to grow : caus. of <~~> fi j
0 i , to make to grow; caus. of
S-urt M ^^ S^\ Shipwreck 20, 21, to
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make motionless ; caus. of
suh fl^ra
A.Z. 1905, 38, [1
S
», IV, 751,
ra
ra .m^r ~ ' 1 ra
, Leyd. Pap. 7, 13, L.D. Ill, 140B,
§§, Thes. 1318, [1 ®
P ^ m S-=J ^, IV, 973, Thes. 1483, [le RD
nas
n
"Ek A il Anastasi I, 27, 8, to brag, to boast,
Iws /^] ' to exaggerate.
<2
ra
suhaiu
suh p ^ ra
ra, boaster.
1, Rougé I.H. II, 126,
p.s.B. 23,252, [1^^, fl^ras-^lj*,
L.D.III>65a,6,[1^]'^^^, Leyd. Pap.
2, 11, to overthrow, to be terrified, to be
confused, dazed.
s-uhenP^Ü%^' IV'78°'
Mar. Kam. 17A, to overthrow ; caus. of ^è\ lu
/T /VA/VAAA
%
X
suh
n
M^PM*!«":-
I (Q Q XZ2 1, wind, air, breath.
suh-t
^ fl
^\lv N-757,758, NI^'
, Rev. 14, 1, egg; plur.
^\I m*IV' 949' NI* !'Jour- As-19°8'
^Nfc, ostrich-
\^* 1, fish spawn ;
eggs;p^"Ö&~e
S
P \ l Z -^ 1£ 1 fRec-32> 8o'created
germ
'PM
S
o, Hymn Darius 23,
hidden germ ; Copt. C00Y&6.
SUhit P^§ Of) ^» A-z- X878, 48, testicle;
suh [1 e 15, Rev. 13,37, p ^ 18, Rev-
5» 93, t0 cover over, to wrap up, to envelop.
SUh p ^ I ^yf, T. 25, Rec. 30, 192,

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P
f^7)>N. 175, [Wfeö, Amen. i8,io,[l^|,
H ^\ | t\ ^ , a kind of cloth, garment,
vestment, a short coat, loin-cloth; plur. M y> $
p=51(Z=3)p=51, P. 635, [1^|(2=3)
<=* A.Z. 45, 135, bowl,
r—y ' vessel.
suh-t [l^j(
SUh H (9 § Ä, Rev.,
Jour. As. 1908, 307, I (Q $ (
£
, to
wri
curse ; Copt. C£.,P,OY ; var.
(Copt. C£/)Yp).
suh ikh 1(3 § (Q (1(1 ?c=^, Rev. 12,61,
1. (1 (1(1 ?c=>^, Rev. 14, 32, reunion of
spirits; Copt. COOY& Ij£>«
sukha
H
I (Q T <ê\ Q£, remembrance ; see
sukha |1 ^I "^^^, B.D. 90,1, etc.,
evil remembrance, bad dream (?)
sukha n%T^L, IV' 848' ruin'-de"
I Ji-k^èr" struction.
sukhu(?) n%a^^, to darken,
to obscure ; I £ 7 ^v ^p^ O, Amen. 16, 9.
O
, B.D. 190, 4, to
O
sukhet
embalm ; caus. of
Sukhtu ^JL, ^ ^ !, Rec 27,220,
the gods who preside over embalmment.
S-US-t Igl -^.j ruin, destruction ; caus.
s-usekhfl^^lp^l.Rec.
to make wide or broad, to enlarge, to extend ;
K^P->i-.P»-.
0 tk H © j^ to lengthen the stride, to walk
1 Ju I V7 ' with long strides.
««àwà(lepg|p^p;]||.
Rec. 20, 40, spacious.
Susek I \\ -vim; see ismu
S-USh I , to micturate: caus. of
I r-K-t'
tkoo
sush-t H
Ebers 74, 17, urine.
•*\ I ^ I /VA/VAAA
v\ (WWW ,
Jl ^^ ftAAAftA
n| ^ I /VA/VAAA
(3 ftAAAftA ,
^^ (WWW
sush
sush
(3 H
, to measure.
<§.
"P
, drought, dryness.
r-K-i
to
chain, cord, measuring cord.
sush-t Res1
I i=> O'
s-usha P^oa^^. P^l'
praise, to worship, to adore ; caus.
SUq H ^ V&, Rev. 12, 73, bailiff (?)
h an incense burner.
y censer.
Rev. 14, 13, to play the
fool ; Copt. cO(TÎ
SUg
sug
suqa H
■* P^>4
1 (2.
I TT ^, a piece of flesh, an offering.
l|$>PWab^ such!,ndg
-ePI^fl 1^3,11, a.Z.
■9C7.»3,p^oVâ)il'Po^^
^j, Anastasi I, 9, 6, P%&<f^ &, Rec-
sug
21, 88, to be 'helpless, foolish, half-witted,
wretched, miserable.
@. j] /Ä Jour. As. 1908, 294, silly,
S il J§S' foolish ; Copt. CO(TT
n
s-ugaP^s"k#- P^s$.
Hymn to Nile 2, 15, to make to vomit; caus.
sugait P^ZS^IJOTÉ' re-
büke (?) correction (?)
Sugati[l^ffi^T(|y,B.D.
(Saite) 165, 14, a Nubian god.
sut
H
Rev. 12, 70, strip of linen,
' rag ; Copt. C£/f~, CHT6.
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Silt n^^KI, ties, bonds.
SUt-t 1 %>~| a, cake, ball.
^ ^ | (for Sutesh ^ |(?>),
1 %TA Berg 16 1 & Set' the Sod
+ J? Ö J& ' g* ' ' Jta JR ' of evil.
SUti 1 %>ö (1, fire, flame.
s^K4KJ4:mk
, B.D. 9, 4, 17, 115, 28, 8, 42, 8, 99, 19,
°8' 74 ^ \\ 1J 'Set'tbe god of evi1,
Sutm(?)p^)(](]^$,^;
1 *a-%; p ^^| A, Love Songs V, 7>
1 ^y. IV, 1.93, [I £ ^ *, to go for a
walk, to walk about a place, to pass, to journey,
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sutenit 1 (j(| », iv, S72, ^ (
4 m4~1H i4„l 11m-
i^rr:4ïïi4li^^ii
to march, to travel ; varr.
n
j\
, IV, 1064,
^W\ A, Rev. 12,44-
SUtut [1 - %>^\ ^, SPhinX Stde 8' ^r'
A,
n.
yra traveller.
.A 21
sutsut fl^WS^O!**'
to take a walk, to travel.
SUten I , king. The equation pro-
I ftAAAftA
vided by P. 92, M. 1x2, N. 700, I = U=> =
I ftAAAftA I
ftAAAftA *\ CV
\N J&-, shows that in the Early Empire
the reading of I was nesu ; compare also
the equation 3^|-^ J, Reo.
26, 235, and see A.Z. 49, 22. See nesu.
suteni ^(j(j,P. 602,^
\1A\W
1
575
4
\l>
a
!i4Uyii-«
of being king, kingdom, kingship, sovereignty,
royalty, rule; 1 UU ^1 royal, kingship.
suten (shes nesu) 1 ^ 'rf, iv, 742,
I ftAAAftA T ftAAAftA I T T ftAAAftA I I
^öT4^ö4^ö^ö,roya1
linen, /.«?., byssus ; Copt cyettC.
sutenu(?)
Ci
/VVAAAA
Ö ©
4
crown of the South.
suteni ° te„^,l 0U-fl.l
T ftAAAftA V ■ 'I ./j I ftAAAftA Y
I Q \y tO kill.
^11MI4
/VVAAAA
suteniu
Ci
ftAAAftA
©
1, butchers, slaughterers.
suten
sutenu
I 1—1, lake, flood, inundation.
nt
^~§~^i^.f°'^p
ftAAAftA
Ö
^N ^ 7\, to walk with long steps
n (a c ^=,
S-Uter I » , to purify, to cleanse;
caus. of ^ -^\
Suter fl ^ ^ 1| = s»T7/.. the
" Saviour-god."
S-Utekh H ® ^ , to treat a body with
I i=> 1 w 1
drugs, to embalm ; caus.
^ekh^y^^tne
Hittite form of the Egyptian name of the god Set.
sutek(?) ^
Pap. 203
s-ut n\.
@
(?) Rhind Math.
to detain, to make tarry;
j\ ' caus.
, to be king, to rule. , ,
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, to
embalm; eau s.
s-utch p], iv, 1032, p||, iv, 1035,
queath, to settle one in an inheritance ; caus. of
M
-^P4MP;lfl-Pm
J , Koller 5,4, R £ 1^, 0 £ H , to make strong,
to refresh, to protect, to make healthy, to heal,
to save ; caus. of ^|^|.
sutcha-àbp^fOfl^
J] "0» J Peasant 36, " Make glad the heart ! "—
Uli'- a greeting at the beginning of a letter.
s-utchapM^A.pJA^to
go.togoforward;^^,^;^
S-Utchâ n^K "^ IC &, to pass a
decree of judgement ; caus.
sebPJ>PJ^block,bricka„(°o^:
seb-t R Jo3, f| JSvs-t»», reed, tube,
flute; Copt. CHfte.
seb 11 J 3, reed, marsh flower; plur. fl J
sweet reed.
SeblSeb-tpj- pj PJO-
PJ~-PJk^Pl^ «*""«•
P Jö 0 0 0'u-56s ; Copt- cH^e' ci^e-
sebpJ^,N.95o = S-ubenp^J^.
seb (sebesh?) PJt=i, u. 567, n. 750,
to endow (?) to give,(?)
sebPJKPJT=JP^topass
seb p Jf^^^i, p J \, Rec 17, 145,
ox, castrated beast ; see I 0 IL ; rpoy
Seb I J ~j$£_, Thes. 65, the planet Mercury.
Sebit fl 1) o Rec' 3, 116, the name of a
I Jl ' goddess.
seb-t fl 1 ° U- 588> M- 8l9, a kind of
I ««J ^^^' grain.
(Ö a
j\ 'through,
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sebsebpjpj- pJPJ
PJPJ^^p, girdle, bandlet.
Sebsebä-Menu p J p J °^, B.D.
(Saite) 49, 60 ; see Besu-Menu.
■baPJ*k01'p-7*«o'PJ*
^•pävü^pä:
P*J-.PJ*^P*JÏÏ"-*
*ïï «■ " P*J-' PJ-
P*J— PJMJ'frP.H
pj*M^P¥Hrr'PJ'rr
Rec. 33, 119; P '^J* J^ s^, Rev. 14, 40
P ^ 1 JL' ReV' I3'3°' P ^^1 ^"3"
Rev. 13, 34, door; plur. pj* pj] [pj] [fj]
P. 296,*^ j, Rec. 31, 17, (UJ^
P'JV^P*^"*'
^"*"k"PJ*"kf?;.pj*
rfhemn'pj*M"j^ü,,T-
Love Songs 5, 9, outer door; 1 <4<§» ,
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*
Ml Q
C3 I
m
, palace gates; *
^\° !, hell's gates; * ! C®3
ni cd
_Fi . . *mJr'rrDi
gates of the horizon ; Il J * <gv ^*- | (j
£, folding doors ; Copt. cß.6.
i i i
Sbattpj£,(l*J[j}l;^;>Berg.II,M,
a form of Ament.
Sba-t cro, part of a chariot.
£=> I
Sbai, Sbi *(|(|, *(|(|raja, P J !]!]*>
Litanie 14, I J (](j WW, Tuat X, a serpent-
warder of the nth Gate.
Sba en sethesu Shu *
ftAAAftA »-
Ü rn p ^ $ 'E;D"i7's6' "■, sba-tcheser-
Sbau shetau neteru *
□E
I I I
I jt| 1, B.D. 141, 57, the gods of
^£) jmJI I ill l
the mystic doors in the Tuat.
Sbau Tuatiu *
*
1 1 1
I, B.D. 141, 54, the doors of the Tuat;
^|, B.D. ,7,
*
n-mnmr 1 *
Sbatcheser *
56, the door of sunrise, the last door in the Tuat.
sba H J *1^L«v), Rec. 2, xo9, p J*
"?\ p4, Anastasi I, 28, 1, I
*1^PJ*-P*1^>
I <^^. ^7 Q&, Rev. n, 124, to teach, to bring
up, to educate, to instruct, to train, to learn, to
levy a tax; I 1 ■* o Ml, Peasant 260, instructed;
p J*!|^,U.. 213; Copt. c&Uô.
Sba-t *, * , * J , Ikhernefer 6, R J *,
M <^ï ^7 Qfr £=>, pupil, teaching, training, in-
struction, education ; plur. I * J
3 1 1 1
sbait PJ*l^JLT'Amenem-
JLii*' PJ*!^^^'Amen-27,8'
p j*m:u- m:& n*\
4fôPJ*MtlP*J^
^pj*:k
i, IV, 968, teaching,
IV, 1090
•PJ*M
1, *l]l]^)
I—ôzii r -n ui
instruction, training, education, learning, wisdom,
lore of books, doctrine, punishment, correction,
<»«;PJ*Mf^<Hi
/WWVA \^. /& ' ëreat death penalty ; Copt. cßuj.
sbati B J*\S—0> L-D- m. »94,
wise man,
3, teacher,
*—P>M^P>M
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\ J ^'-^\\V^' Amen' 27' ^instruction.
sbai P^J!)!)^,Rec.2,m,p*J
^•PJ*M^
teacher, instructor.
sbait [1>M^
instructor; \\ J K^JI)^
*=$, assistant teacher.
sb-pj*Mh-?'pj*q^
*^v\ v n> ^earn'ng> instruction, teachers.
sbau(?) pj*^^, *^M>
^ °n l]o.1K £ 71 place of instruction,
n'0nl J -û^n' schoolroom.
sba ur •*^=frrv—>, an instrument used
in performing the ceremony of "opening the
mouth."
Sba p J1^*, Shipwreck 129, [1 J*, *
*, star; plur. ***, U. 496, I J ***, T. 319,
P. 308, N. 94, P J*^, P. 694, *^, * j, * j,
T^KP^PJCn,'
Copt. ciot.
Sba *^, PJ^^, P^^, a star-god;
p-ïdKldl'P*JilA*ll'
PJ^k^^j, Rec. 20,41.

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*
Sbait pJ*M*. PJ(M'
|();, *()()., Thes.9I,T"atI,pj()();,
goddess Sothis, regent of the nth hour of the
night.
Sbaiutpjfj^^-^e^in
Sba âabti tcha pet **| J ^_^, H J
* f S l ^ÏÏ' Thes* 67' the Planet Mars»the
planet that moved onwards and retreated ; he is
also called the Red Horus
HWH
*.
Sba àmenti tcha pet * I ~| J £n^
a ^
l 4
Horus, bull of heaven
, Thes. 65, the planet Saturn ; called also
Sba uäti *±b, *^, *B]^^,
The,73,76,flj^]y,pj^
ÄPJMÄ*"^
fi D^I^illfl ibid' 3°».67» Heru-beht as a
I J! c öi' morning and evening star.
Sbaiu mehu * °^ * , Tomb Ram.
111(2 III« o o'
IV, one of the 36 Dekans.
Sbaiu en Àsàr *
the star-gods of Osiris.
sbaiu nu mu
I /WW\A W
* ! Ö ZZ stars of the
I 1 I ,ww\a' water.
. Sba en khau * ' 777, a.Z. 1899, I5,
/WW\A ûSS
star of thousands.
Sbait neb-tuàa p J(|(j -*^%!)
"Sk >rty Tuat XI, the star-goddess of the boat
J^ ' of Àf.
Sbaiu Râ * (|(| ^ j Ç> ^, b.d. 168, the
warders of the gates of Rä.
sbaiushepsu ***j$|j, ***j$P
1 1, Thes. 133, the Dekans.
\>
Sba shemä * ^L __" , Thes. 65-67, the
planet Jupiter; called also 1 J * | è^â,
"travellingstar,"and \^ \ / *,
00
Sba-tua R j]*<=fü>^T) *, N. 948, the
morning star.
Sba-tchapj^y^.flj*!
^y^ ^ jjl, Thes. 65-67, the planet
Venus; other names are | *, |ra , ]» ]*>
H -TL @ q
oVvq fl^1 Nâstasen Stele 38, cut, cas-
SDa |"^' trated; Copt. C&&G.
, a name .of Äapep ;
Sba U^-\
PJ1T
Sba-ent-SbapJ^^^ ^
y"&^ ^\ $v Nesi-Àmsu 32, 32, a form
JT m M' of Äapep.
sbai pJ^()!]{|>tolaugh; seePJ1
Q£; Copt. cuo&e.
• Sbah p.^ I £ ^ , Jour. As. 1908, 172,
propitiation (?) = Copt. cecfk)& (?)
sbakh R
Sbakhsenu (1 ^ "T
Sbasit p^^jj,T.S.B.-A.Tii,424,
"tôftM "tfJUtti, the Enemy Äapep.
DD '
to keep, to guard, to
protect.
'■=] Rec. 4, 28,
r 'a god.
a goddess of
sbashi R
:—ÏJP8- .
□o(]()L-=/J, Rev. n, 140,
12, 17, P ^ IM (|(| ^j, Rev. I2, 25, jl
M !)!) j^l, Rev. 12, 34 = Copt. cficge (?)
/■^P^.P¥^P^>
to make pregnant; caus. of 1 { j Jr.
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anoint ; 11 jgg^-, the shining eye of the Moon ;
Rev. ii, 141, little,
' small; Copt. C&OK.
s-baq (sebq) p ^ g, u. 566, p J
■>f
caus. of J a ^ J]
sbak H
Sbak, Sebakàu H ^1 ^"^, H
'vz^* [I ^N *, the planet Mercury.
sbà I J (j -*^, sword, scimitar.
PJMl^PJMIV-P»
PJAÏ& PJW3& *•*««•
37, to be inimical, hostile, unfriendly, to act as
an enemy.
sebà I J (I j ^v > enemy, foe, demon,
devil, wicked man ; plur. 1 $& 1, I J I &5k 1,
PJM-PJH^I-'PJ»'
pj^iAi-pjuiiAi'Tn-pji
L-ïïïôM'l^i'Ln-
sebà-t p J (j = "J ^, Rec. 31,10, [)J (j
-&!' PJH& PJlà^' enmity>
hostility, rebellion, hateful things.
sebàPjnpji^pJM'
pjfli-pjfl»-pji|iii^"
serpent-god of evil, arch-enemy of Râ ; plur.
PJAfclfci'PJMÀI'l&l'
the associates of Sbà.
Sebà, Sebàu pJ (j ^fàh, [1 J^^hh,
p»— p»°ï- pjw&
the "Enemy" par excellence, i.e., the Devil,
£=3 .^^ Sebàu, worker of
(a ^^ ' evil.
P»°ï
1 ^ vuv Digitueu oy
Sbà P J Û 1 S^3, A.^. 1905, 29, violent
wind, an unfavourable or head wind.
sbâuPJ1^^i.Hh-448'prbsoat
sbàPJ4#'PJ4»PJ4
^^U^, Amen. *4, 9, p J (] ^|>,
P^H^,pj%,^,Rec.3,
■^PJfl^Â'PJfl^Â'PJ
H ä. ^7 xm'laugh'^est' mockery> Jibe>
Sbàlcpj^J,pj(]^a,
the Crocodile-god; Gr. 2oux<?.
Sbi-t H J (j(j C^, Nàstasen Stele 50,
hostile country; plur. fl JQQBSâ, «bid. 63.
Sbit fl JÛÛ^Î !, shadows.
sbithp^qq^p^qq^iieii,
Jour. As. 1908, 255, scoffing, jest, mockery.
SbUpjV.I23,pj^,N.432)
a kind of offering.
Sbutpj^tp.scpj^®,
M. 109, I J (I ^N , N. 23, a city of the god
P*V=W
sbenPJ^'Peasant,26'PJ^A'
r> n wwv\ r\ n /vwvw
ibid. 221, * J5>*> M J . 1 basant 163,
PÄ—PJ^PJY
L.D. III, 140c, Rec. 16, 57, H J ^7 \\
PJI 0 ^C4't0 runaground(°faship)>
to turn back, to retreat, to yaw about (of a
boat).
s-benben H J J ^7, Rec 35,127,
to be overthrown, to collapse ; caus.
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sben-t flj o ^ïbîb,T.843,
I ' J 0=u) ° ^ ^ feà ' for Sacrifice.
Sben-hesq-khaibiut fl J a^w* 8
A.
> . T ^j Tuât II, a warrior-god.
L—û I III *
rv n AA/WVA
sben M J ^ , cord, fillet.
sben H J/wwvA, u. 517, [) J
T. 328, a part of a crown (?)
sben-t I j ^ffl> Peasant B2> I2°>
a pregnant woman.
sben I 1 aa/w\a >4L j hay, grass.
S-bner 1 J «wm p, I, 53, to make
pleasant, to please, to treat affectionately.
sbaner (sebner) "TTwÏÏ, H J^wvaÏÏ,
J/www ^ n
V 1 '
H II y, ^ # $ B-D- M6» the doorkeeper of
IJ^ jrY îQ' the 3rd Pylon.
s.beha[]jra^,i,i35,pjra^,
I j Mil ^*^> t0 chase, to put to flight; caus.
sbeh nj|^=^, p. 611, N. 760,
'J*-^pN- 949'
— ß, P. 204,
gf 1 M. 396,
m. 826, n j
PJ~
p>
PJO^êPJfKi-PJf
M-PJIÄI-Pd&I.PJjM
gj, Amen. 4, 18, fl J8 *=/&. |, Jour. As.
1908, 31, to cry out, to call, cry, outcry,
lamentation ; Copt. CCJU&&.
sbeh p JI s> H> Rev. 2i, 208 = cßo&
sbe* MVZ- PJ!M- ~*
prayer, entreaty, wail, petition, imprecation;
*-■ PJJVÄI- PJfMi- PJ
;'P1
.A 2J
a tom-cat
a whole nest of young birds
sebb.it. [1J£()()
I
ttfn cry of
1, cry, supplication ;
' sebhut fi J ? %> ° ^ !, Love Songs
^pm^pjfMÉi-
^27
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cry, cry of goose, wail.
•**PJÎT-PJU
Sebhuf n J § ' ' ' , Tuat XII, one of 12
gods who towed the boat of Àf through the
serpent Ankh-neteru, and who were re-born daily.
Sbekh n jl®, T. 178, P. 521, M. 160,
P>P — PJ^PJÎ>
protect, to act as a wall to someone.
sbekhbekh H J ^ J ® ö, b.d. i7 (Ani),
s^pj!frpj^p>fr
pj!Ba.pj:b^p.j;ä.
PJ!^PJ!^p;
4~P, gate, gate-tower; plur. I J [j
PJ!^~PJ!ÏÏ^t?
pj:ïïi-pj»icpj!cii.
•PJMur^i-PJÏÏi.
1 1 1
o 1
1
C-D I
IV, i74
doors
Sbekh-t H J® ^ J, the pylon deified;
Sbekh
■«PJ
w
C-Z3,
Tuat XI, a door-
sbekh-t àakhu-t
keeper-god.
of the horizon "—a temple in the Heroopolite
Nome.
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Sbekh-t Àger-t [) J ^ (j J^,
Tuat XI, the nth Pylon.
sbekh-t ur-t ^ ^ |^ "theGG^a,t,
sbekhut shetaut \\ B ® <^3 ™ x,
I JJ o cm a Dm'
the " hidden doors" of the Tuat.
sbekh-t ta pen nrf , ««gate of this
land "—a title of the king.
Sbekhut Tuat p J ;g |*^
I, B.D. 141, 55, the Pylons of the Tuat.
cm
sbekh-t fl H ® IV, 629, a stand for some
I .J o' object.
Sbekh-t H Jl ® ^ ^, a kind of plant.
Sbekh-t H J ® 3 -fj-, a kind of measure.
Sbekhaspj^.pj-The,
113, Zodiac Dend. : (i) one of the 36 Dekans ;
(2) one of the seven stars of Orion ; var.
il n nn
II ~k ; Gr. rrovxiof.
Sbekhekhth p J J ^j5^, Thes.n3,
one of the seven stars of Orion.
Sbesankapj[l^-U.|;
see Besu-Menu.
s-besh [1J no, u. 567, p J ■—y
•-^r1 to eject from the body, to vomit ;
PJp
caus.
T. 329, what is ejected from the body,
vomit.
sbeshu pjoo^, u. 519, pj
sbesh-t H J
PJPÏÏ"
sbeshi p J ^ (|(| (J, Rec 3o, 95,
r-^-i
, gate, door, pylon ; plur.
shield ; Copt, cüctje.
Sbeshes'[lJ™
*, Thes. 113 = [1 J
^. (1) the 9th Dekan; (2) one of the
seven stars
Sbeshes mer fl j an* 4v=3L S, Den-
derah II, 10, one of the 36 Dekans.
SbeSb,apj^*,pj^|,
ÜDP Thes. 113, one of the seven stars of
^' Orion.
•1-apJ^.pj^ÄESi:
sbeq-t fl Vllv\s^' «"»«».»«.f-
I -J o U vantageous or profitable.
Sbeq [1 j| ^ f, a complete body (?)
sbeq H J a 'Ssr\ H J A |, to collect, to
gather together.
Sbeq her H J A ^, Tuat VIII, a
crocodile-god in the Circle yetemit-khemiu.
Sbeq |1^J, P^J^^ Berg. II, 2,
a protector of the dead.
Sbeqit p A J ~Q, p 4 J '^, Champ.
Mon. 139, Berg. II, 1 : (r) a lioness-goddess;
(2) a goddess in mummy-form.
s^PJ-i.toco^rc~c5Ko:
**PJ4 P^-PJ^'PJ
A M ' P "%* ^ I' t0 trave1' t0 3°urney.
sbeqàu pJa$ (j^, U. 487, P. 640,
P J A \ ^, M. 671, N. 938, traveller (?)
sbeq PJ^,U.622,N.755,PJ^1?,
PJ^, leg, thigh; dual p \a\% P. 572,
PJ<i,n>'HeM^Arab-ju
Sbeq en Shesmu (1 II a $ ^ fjff
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ktk J5j B.D. 153A, 8, a part of the hunting
J? tu ' net of the Akeru-gods.
SbeqenTempj^J^^J.
B.D. 153B, 5, a part of the hunting net of the
Akeru-gods.
sbecKpjf^pjWp*
ars of Orion. , I „a.name of,the left eye of Horus, i.e.t the moon.
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attributes, graceful ; caus. of jM â i S-beqa
■^-jkSkHh itoanqint; caus-°f jh-
Sbeqitflj.y,- oiled or scented
S-beq fi JM^ /[, to make pregnant;
Sbek PJ^=», N. 965,1359. "^^5=. u.
I Jl ,;:^* ]§§^ J], the Crocodile-god; Gr.
'Zouxo*. Other forms are :— I ] ^37 J
^<2^^t^], U. 565, flj^=^ (]-[[-
171, the Crocodile-god par excellence. See
Herod. II, 68, 69; Ammianus Marcellinus XXII,
15 ; Diodorus I, 35 ; Aelian, de Nat. An. X, 21 ;
Plutarch, De Iside 75, etc.
Sbek gg^, Ombos I, 185, Tuat XI, a god
in the boat of Râ who destroyed Äapep.
Sbek-neb-pehu [1 J ^ fl ^
^tk^s B.D. (Sa.te) 113, 3, Sebek,
— Ja 3=r l ' god of the swamp.
Sbek - neb - meht - geb (?)
°£N
7T 11R3&S Ombos I, 42,. a crocodile-god of
^ "so' Ombos.
Sbek shet
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Hymnen 22, ^ J^F6^ Ulîfl'a form of
the Crocodile-god worshipped in Middle Egypt.
Sbekpj^.p^^.p^
n ^K *, Thes. 65-67, the plan'et Mercury. Its
god was I
^^
', to cut, to carve, to destroy.
A.Z. 1878, 48, little, small_;
Copt. CO&K.
sbek pj
sbek pJ
Sbegpjffi, pJf.pjH^.
Thes. 65-67, D.E. 20, the planet Mercury in
the form of a bull-headed hawk.
Sbeg.SbegapJnl.pjs^,
sebt pj
B.D. 136A, a god, son of
Geb and Nut.
cr~D
n
cm
, Rev. 12, 34,
I i^^. gs , Rev. 11, 122, wall, citadel, gate;
**|(|cr-3, Rec. 36, 211 = |1 J" J117711'
Copt. CO&T.
sebtipxo^pj:ö. pjo.
wall, fort, blockhouse ; plur. I J o 1 E ; I J
^_^^1VIV,832;var,^0,
sebt fl J^^, Leyd. Pap. 3, 13,
Shipwreck 149, to laugh, to smile, laughter; I J
^^ |g> ^aaaaa y ^^ <^ , p. iii6b, 41, the
laughter of pain ; Copt. CüüfLe.
sebtà p J ^ (j ç J] ! ^, Rev. 13, 43,
equipment; var. I J ft (0 ; h gû; Copt.
co&xe
sebti H "&J
L—Û, Rev. 11, 131, 145,-
n 11 ' /)/) & Rev- I3» 63> preparation, pre-
I JloiiSi' paredness; Copt. cofL'f.
\ to laugh ; Copt. OJOfte.
£ IV, 219, to inhale, to
II' smell.
Sbeth-ti FIJI ^1 cm, Rec. 36,211;
var. * * J ft o-j, * * jl crzi, fort, citadel.
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13, 63, wall; plur. |1 JC^> jj ^^L, !, Heru-
a name of
Alexandria.
sàtef Stele 130; Copt. Coß.T\
"»»PJTDA-
S-betesh H J^^gA, to make weak or
feeble; caus. of J ^ j^jy
seD (1 n = ~_H— tnerest> remainder; Copt.
-»Pi-PILL
sep-t nDo^ Rec* 3°' 4' list' writins>
I Q ' document, ordinance.
sep H ° |(^=>?[> P. 418, M. 599, N. 1204,
Içoè^, I L-=/J, Rec. 26, 64, to equip a
boat with tackle, to work the tackle.
sep-t nD0,nD, Pq(®> Rec. 26, 64,
C^ V^ ' décrets 29, 107, tackle of a boat;
[JÜQ ^_^ Ï] "%* equipment of a keben-t boat
I o Jè€ts' (*•<?•> a boat of Byblbs).
sep p° flax; Copt, cenni.
sep-t p°£),T. 376, linen (?)
Sep fl D °^/, to fight, to slay.
sep-t I i\ , a kind of instrument.
Sep [1 ^ jU , B.D.G. 41, 693, 1064, Berg.
49, Metternich Stele 129, 11 ^, , ! j^ï, a
Heliopolitan form of Osiris ;
D
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\, Jjj, Piänkhi Stele 101, the road of Sep;
m d 11 û i'Hymn °f Darius 32'the
gods of the company of Osiris.
Sepit ^%. J), a goddess.
"** P«.
Mill' 111 f I ?
s > ^£ 'nome'
111 m 11111 n n HIII
country; plur. ™*, ^, nD3Hffi,.T. 146,
' v o III 1 1 1 ' I ûffiŒ '
Mil DC,.
P. 188, 668, M. 778, fi D3ffiŒ~, N. 904, \\\°
,,,,, I £^ mir I I 'o
■V-*P°&™:>PoST.
P. 304, the two divine nomes; '__ (] 0 ÖÖ Ô'
Rec. 33, 3, wooded land.
, Berg.
^»"(UPSVSys&j
Sep-t en tchet-tt „
.01 -™-AD£4
II, '12, a name of the necropolis.
sep-t I , Rec. 16, 72, estate!
I o cr~3
Sep I <z&<, to pass the time (?)
Spa f1^^5^!'^00-'
s-pa ^M'V-568j Pd^n- 75i>
make to fly; caus. of •£< <gv i^.
Sepi H D £&, a worm-like fish (?)
sepu (?) (1 D%0, Peasant 155 . . '.
sepu \\ , a dose of medicine.
D Jrill
S-penâ I /vw^va 51^?, to overturn, to cap-
r 0 .
size; caus. of *"w* *xzk.
s-perr [IS, Rec. 34, 177, P^j]>
IV, 968, Thes. 1480, to make to come forth,
to act with strength ; caus. of <rr> J\ ; Copt.
nppe.
sper R D /o^, P. 400, jlrj^^, N.
n d' n d no -^©^ zs?
<rz>, Amen. 20, 16, , . I ,
(2 A A I -A(£ I ***** A
-ox n @ n D (2 W to arrive at a place,
^U' r<=> a
Sper-t neter-s
j\
to come.
1 fl, Tuat XII:
(1) a wind-goddess of dawn; (2) one of the
12 goddesses who towed the boat of Àf into
,ifithe eastern sky.
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~V? to ask, to beseech, to implore, to make a
J\' complaint.
sper-t <=>, iv, 970, <=
p«
>, prayer, petition, request.
speru
P°~*
j,Hh. 439,
<§.
©
H\ ^^v^H! IV, 971. Petitions,
äi' <=>J?2lili' Prayers.
speru \\^\^\& Z^\
3, petitioner, plaintiff..
sper-ti
sper p^
plur. 1 ,1
1 1 1 I<z^
^^ (Ph IV, 11 xi, plaintiff, peti-
<=> \\2l' tioner.
s, (l^^U. 123, rib;
s, Rec. 30,67 ; Copt. CTIip.
£7, a» metal vessel or object.
<rr>, c o, a mineral substance,
o III' 1 1 1'
sper
sper-t
speh p d j[ <®, N. 424, 509, T. 263, 323,
^\ ^, to lasso, to fetter, to bind.
Speh-t H D 8 ö, lasso, tie, fetter.
Speh pD|^, Rec 3I,3Mheaname
Speh-[t]-ur-t [1 d |<a 0 j^, n. 976,
a goddess who tied the legs of animals for
sacrifice.
speh-t [)D$-^\ u. 312, HdI^,
I D R °^> parts of the body, a joint from the
lower part of the back of some animal.
S-peh H d ? .A, Rec. 26, 13, to make to
arrive ; caus. of
to divide, to separate, to open the bowels ; caus.
s-pekhar
PS>P
n
<§.
to write, to engrave, to draw designs, to enroll,
OR designer of the temple
of Ptah.
to register ;
s-pekhar (1 _^
=3 (2
j\
vy
, Rec. 31
,•3., fl
)■•
caus. of
J\.
t- -, to make to
go round, "to surround, to .brandish [weapons
© 1 1 1.
spes Id ' L-=fl, to overthrow, to slay.
spes n a n #,A^-. i9fo6î io7'f x°9'to
I I /V skip, to jump, to dance.
, to build.
B.D. 137, 50, 179» 3> the
name of a god.
spes n d n
Spes RdO
sept fl D ö; see Fl ö £
N. 594, PD dP, M. 219, [1D () , Peasant 167,
p°r"p°K^PA~;
M (] @ ^ » R-ev- *3> 27j tn-e two liPs > ' CZ^
^*,—>> Rec- 26> 233; M -_U^U^_^'—
= "ifoVr riCto, Gen. xli, 3 ; "^ ® """** G> V&
on my lip; Copt. cnoXOT, Heb. D^HStp,
Arab. <Li.l--'
, rim of a vessel, edge,
, shore of the
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sept nD—,"
margin of a lake;
i
the water's edge ; -^
Mediterranean.
sept , plinths, bases (?)
Sept fl D J, the name of a god =
Sept-ti (?) p D R ft,Litanie 22>two P,ume_s
Septi-khenu PD"^Sii,PD ®
si* nD3a* nDeaii* nD • 33
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A * *, fi D 9 ® fjl , Dendcrah II, 10, one of
the 36 Dekans ; Gr. Sîttx«'«:.
Septi-tenb H D — Ä j\ /,
B.D. 36, 2, a title of Äpshait.
Sept (l°y, [l°ß, tobe ready,
prepared; **p J^ßjj.
sept 11 <t=<,, preparation, arrangement.
sept fi D ^, ready for the road ; [1D ß jj
strong sharp horns ready to attack ; I A ,
provided with a mouth, i.e., able to speak
skilfully and boldly.
«* P^A' h^ PÄ' Al-
ß| j), p^es.,^1, 'Py, IV, 975, tobe
prepared, ready; IA 11 (I, T. 271, ready;
P^A! ~
o
, ready for an opportunity;
J?
, U. 94, IV, 372, with ready eye;
pa
y ^\, IV, ,084, Pjy-J, with ready,
skilful tongue; I A , with ready mouth;
P-AT-AT^A^TAI?-
IV, 1014, ready with watchful intelligent face;
^ JL A fl 11V IV' ii52> provided with
skilled fingers; Copt. Cfixe.-
septet Pè^AfPèAiPè
A.Z.45, 124, HAd^ t0 be ready> P_rePared>'
«*> -+'| Quc^iJ' Copt, cßT-urr.
Septit nAA.U-^^T'^.awoman
I Li c or goddess with child.
septu^$$j,ß7$j|[j,peop.e
who are provided with goods, i.e., the well-to-do,"
the wealthy.
rations, provisions, daily food, stores of food
Septu ß ^ , Berg. I, 14, a crocodile-god.
Sentn A % Ombos I, 186-188, one of
PV ü 5Ü * the 14 kau of Rä.
Sept-àb A ^ Ber6- *' l6' an ibis-god, a
Li I ' protector of the dead.
Sept-àbeliu PAJL.SEÄib,'"-
282,N.7i9+io, pßJL,^, N-7'9./\JL,
^,A.Z. ,9,o, „8, p^^\!|,
a god.
Sept-äbui ßfl—aJ^N\\, B.D.
"OMO,/\>\iIVi6i6i/\fl_i,J^>Xi
Aflo ^V C^W^ ». 72, a title
of several bull-gods.
Sept-t-uauau [Ü | Ç\ £) Q I,
Tuat II, the 2nd Gate of the Tuat.
Septu-metut p ^ ß ^ $>
I I I
V " ', the 6th Gate of the Tuat.
Septu-hennu-ti A J] ? ^1 o\
A^, B.D. 78, 42, AlHrr^l
Rec. 28, 166, a title of Rä and of Amen.
Septu-her (\f]^, Berg. I, 16, [1 Jl
w
A ^. (1) a lion fire-god; (2) an ibis-god, the
Li I ' god of the 18th day of the month.
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a mystic title of the deceased.
Septu-kesu, etc. /\^^^^ j»
etc., B.D. 145A, the doorkeeper of the 16th
Pylon.
Septiu [)ßc-=>^,P. 7oi,/\^,N. 719,
PA=LVU-^PA-P^A-U-^
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a god of the Eastern Delta.
SeptU A , Tuat XI, the zodiacal light (?)
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Septit fl^^^, U. 221, P. 309, 603,
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N. 1*4*. (l/£, M. 68o, |1 ß jL^jJJ. Hh. 393,
lA^O J, B.D. 101, 13, no, 33, 149, "1
Thes. 86ff., the Dog-star; p ß JL,|\|\/\' N'
168; <=P>/\ > the rising of Sothis which marked
the beginning of the Egyptian year ; Gr. 2w0*ç.
Seütit A ° Tomb Seti I, Sothis, the queen
**' [)*' of the 36 Dekans.
Septiu PJiJ\()() jfj j, B.D. (Saïte) 17,
57, 32> 5, '3°> 7, tne Sothic deities.
, Rec. 19, 18 : (1) the followers of Sept in
the Eastern Delta ; (2) allies of the Libyans.
Septu^-tiUesof:-^^
Q LS düüü A 1 « .
0 wj *a/w\a -vi 1 Ooshen 2.
Septu-Heru-àab-t A %> Jj ^fj
the god Sept + the Eastern Horus.
Septu-Shu^ß^r^
Goshen 2, Sept-Shu son of Râ.
Septu-Gemhes AR, U. 219, P. 200,
669, M. 779, 936, ^ Jv,, ^SV, ^T"' a form
of Horus worshipped in the Eastern Delta.
Sept I isisw., a mythological worm.
sept pßc->, u. 94, 372, p/\
U. 401, to cut, to slay. .
sept p^ß
fa-*P«L-ÄT'PcLjlÄ
X , a triangular plot of ground.
sep^m'ûlm'ÛMl'/\m'akindofs,one'
stone scrapers (?)
Septat-âiikh f p^^^.Tua«
VIII, the name of a goddess in the Tuat.
V
^>]
B.D. 145, VI, 24, a
kind of wood.
Septll A^k, triangle.
s-petetchpjj^^, N. 806, to collect,
to gather together; caus.
septch p^/\,
triangle.
sef pt f1^- "f-. r=-
U. 180, Hh. 88, yesterday, day before yesterday ;
Copt. C&.q.
Sef fl*^*- ^'^' *?' T5' a l'on"S°d> symbol
I © ' . of " yesterday."
Sef-maa-heh-en-renput fl ^^~ —^
«jpf (Iss Q ^-ec' x^, II0> flame, fire,
sei |'*—)^> heat, blaze.
sefsef i^r}Ai to smelt, to liquefy, to
COOk;p^jp=pK_P^.
Sefsef ^^|« $&*•
sef L , I L_J], to rub down, to
cut up, punishment.
Sef L , knife: see I q : plur. I n
\J,A.Z.I9oo,2r,pTpp J p^^j,
to knap flint knives
sefa
n.
&
to suffer or endure vexation, to feel
disgusted or annoyed.
sef her p '^ "§*, to be long-suffering.
sef-t I 1 °» ' a ] L annoyance.
sefu^^^p^p,
mild or patient man, gracious ; plur. I
. £ 21 i'
the meek.
sefa p *<=_ "^ V 0, to kill, to slay.
"■PTflWTM»'»
young, babe, child, a title of the rising sun.
Rec. '21, 82,
patience (?)
Rev. 14, 4, to make to
rise ; caus.
sefit (?) p
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scented oil, an anointed person.
Sefsef I I , to pour out, to
overflow; see /•
Rev. 12, 46, fl^fj!) jj() -ft \> Rev. 12, 25,
sefi fl^flfluj
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Sefekhp-EE,p-';;;,a
Rev. 12, 26, sword, knife ;
Copt. CHqe.
Rev., sword, knife ;
Copt. cKqe.
sefu p^^L-Jl, IV> 5°«, to kiii^to
f1
sefsef fl^p^^x^, (1
w
to sharpen.
J
3, Rec. 16, 56,
\\
s-fen P^ Ä
I /WWSA 1 ***■
I /p ^vfc^,, to be gracious, to suffer patiently
I /WWSA ^ -£T^
to endure, weary, annoyed, vexed ; caus. '
sefni H ^ £3 <&, Israel Ste,e>. J5:
I \\ 2i gracious
ö
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I /wwsaÇ' I (Ö I
/WWSA
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sefnu , , ,
I /wwsa Ç I <£
IV, 970, Thes. 1481, a kindly man, indolent,
patient.
■ sefna P^;^k"^^'tosiumber-
se fen I www 5 to split, to cleave.
sfent I /wwsA ^. £ /lj to slay, to stab,
knife, sword, dagger ; I www V S [I c t a
reed-cutter's knife.
sfent àh
n:
L=J1
5B
butcher,
sacrificing official.
S-fent I /www t Hymn to Nile 1, 8, 9, to
loathe, to be troubled or disgusted at something,
to suffer, to endure ; caus.
Sefer, Sefert fl *^, fe, U. 648,
[I ^^ ^^» Rev. 1,158, 2,19, Mon. Civ. 33, 5,
a fabulous animal with the head of a hawk and
a pair of wings. '
mi n o nu
O 111' I^^iii
no n*^-,,,, n5^^-,,,,/wtT h. r
I'^'l' OJ_ll«T O ,„ö^'Hh-4i6,
seven ; varr. ..—4 + 3, "5 + 2; fem.
1 1 1
mi m
,U.63o,[l
=» nu m
II
,U.63i,
K^-llll
Où ill'
T. 305, 307, flV11" T- 3°6 ' Copt- C<^>
6 5,à7> | * m' Heb. vnuJ
sefekhnu ""n."" ö , seventh.
Ill III o'
sefkhu ':::'-[i!
nnnn
nnn
I seventy; Copt,
i ' çyqe.
Sefkhit T , Rec. 3, 116, a goddess.
Sefkhit-äbut pj^ \^ $, iv,
f1^^^,' xy» A-z- '^s. 75, v.V
^^ , Rev. 11, 153, a goddess of letters,
writing, numbers and painting and consort of
Thoth.
s-fekh n;
U. 448, P. X25, M. 94,
N. xoo, P^~<®. Rec- 31» 25. ' ^ _g>>
[i^^c^, p^^ C3, Rec. 29, 155, to loosen,
to untie, to unbind, to relax, to set free ; caus.
of^"o^; p^J"^, Rec. 31,26, p
undone, set free, unbolted (of a door) ; I
1 Q , to break or remove a seal ; I
7\
^ \v , to cut off, to cut away.
s-fekhekh p^J, U. 3. T. 233, 281,
p ^T ^\, N. 218, to unloose, to untie ; I _ _ @
• P- 237' Pïï^T' N' 7°7;CaUS- °f
s-fekhu P V T \-p-245,0 "•"$•
ec.
27,223,31,171, p^^^'TT'»to put off
one's garments, to undress.
sefkhu f1^-c=^:,B.M.448,of VIA
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sefkhi[t] p-J-
undressing chamber (?)
Sefekh[it] neb-s H *J~
—•—, a goddess.
sefekh H^^.Hh. 162
sefekh en nemtt H *1J~@
sandals (?)
S-fekk l^z^, jI ^z^ "^=a, to pour out,
to be poured out, exhausted ; caus.
sefkek-t fl "^^ v—"° destruction, éxhaus-
| <zzz*> Ck ' tion.
Sefeg [I j£ , P. 216, Rec. 30, 197 ;
Rec. 31, 175.
seft n^^">ïî>^ ^r> I022»t0 s'av»t0 °^er
I o E /!' up sacrifice.
seft fl1^ V Jp, Koller Pap. i, 5, fl*^
\v , I "=^, IV, 666, knife, sword ; plur.
PTVl'PT'-.lH)^
Anastasi I, 25, 7, belt knife, dagger; I ^fl
"™" 'I * lllll, a sword five cubits long ; Copt.
CHqe, Syr. ncl*A, Arab. ^^, Eth, hg<£ ;
Gr. f/0o<f.
seft p^Saj,The, I284,p^^7,
animals to be slaughtered.
seftU fl *^^N ^^ vS butcher, slaugh-
I a JÉTL-floT terer.
^pP^I-PT-P^I.
I Ç) 1, pitch, a kind of holy oil ; var. *<==- W.
seftP"rV Pl%.. B.D.,Rea4,
87, 20, a kind of bird.
seft I , a kind of ground or earth.
seftseft P ^" P ^" I ^, to stride.
sefth p ^ Q, u. 58, p ^, u. 38, N.
^P-^P-flfcifc*.
a kind of sacred oil.
T^, to slay, to kill.
S—fl
, slaughterer.
seft p^
sefti p;
seft P^X' t^, A.Z. 1880,
95, sword, dagger.
■ -»Pk-PkÄ-Pkl--
27,230, pf ^^^, ^^^, a kind
of priest, director; p^^ overseer of the
P
sem priests.
E.T..I, 53, confidant.
I
sem ^^^
semuPksfii.'PMi'thedeffied
priests of Ptah and Apis at Memphis.
Sem p t\ S§|f> Palermo Stele, a god
sem.... pt\ r-vlQs. M. 693
semut(?) [\<=$)
I
Rec. 31, 169
Semu taui P^L y^. Rec-
27, 222, "guide of the Two Lands"—a title of
a'god.
—.-mipiUkâ'P&^É'
f»kM-Pk&P*kô-
H j|\J, to bless ; Copt. CJULOY.
Rev.
sem p^^^. p^ {
blessing ; Copt. CJULOT.
sem IK, p$j, Rev. 14, 10, to resemble.
sem ^l^ <*===<„ Rec. 3, 48, picture. ,
"»P-=^!^Î.P^!.PT'I-
Pk^f PTJ-LD-m'i94> 3°>
P
sem
form, image, kind, manner,
practice, custom.
-t(?) PK^'^-11' J47,P_
U, Rev. 12, 87, form, likeness ; Copt. CJULOX.
P^|M'action'custom(?)
PMk'SphinxStele5'P^k
sem
sem
, I 1\ >^, deed, undertaking
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sem
Pkü-^Pkül
U. 493, 578, N. 860, 1326, P^^î, M. 716,-
PkWN-**Pk*^P*
$Wllh='PkJi*-Pk
ji***-PiË^PkM'
herb, grass, pasture, field, crop, herbage ; plur.
p*k*i'*Pk*:'Pi!k
\% Pk*ft PiUkf !•
Thes. 1288, \\W ^R> , IV, 749, f) f\ ^,
T5 III I JÖ^t Ml
Rec. 31, 175 ; Copt. CIJUL.
3
sem-t
•S't-89'P^:'m-241'
o, N. 620, herbs, vegetables.
<tfy 1, herbs, field pro-
jÄ j Love Songs 1, 10,
élT 1 ' flowers of speech.
semit fl>^
duce; ^\
sem HT \ W\ t0 Pile offerings upon
sem H tjl ^ Rec. 6, 136, temple (of the
head); see[l J^.
1
sem
see tchàm.
sem
f*rnt<*\.
var
}
000
Ui P ^ ^ ^ ' U- 368' tW° bUllS-
sem-t (1 |\û B, a kind of animal>
I Ä A. ' lizard (?)
semsem
PkPk-"-Pk
Pk^'PkPk^PkP%
I V\ I f^yjl > horse, a pair of horses (?) ; plur.
kPk^;conipareHeb-D-?:iD-
, n s ûO
sem-t I ^s\ 11 , a night garment, apparel.
Sem-t, Semtt fl fk ° , fl
Qua, Rec. 28, 169, p^, p
the Theban necropolis
I O O
semu
P
N. 936, lands,
domains.
Digitized by
form, to report news or intelligence;* Copt.
T&.JUL0.
sma
n^
.P_>kT^.
to unite, to join oneself to someone or
something.
smai ta
, Rec 31, 19,
union [with] earth, i.e., burial.
sma fl _Jp \o, T. 11, P. 191, M. 193,
N. 702, Rec. 31, 28, p _> 3 , T. 332, P ^
^, Rec «6, 78, p _> "^ (|(| \Dl.
temple ; I £ , the two temples ; 1 ^Jp
>* ^ ^ P- 423' M- 34°' N' 76°' hair' hairy
Uil U>\> UV temples.
smai M 'T (](], dresser of the body of the
god( j^lsfj)-
— P^làT'Tk?,^
1, 48, a bundle of cloth.
smap^^^^,R-^,to
sma p _> ^T^3, P. 183, p _> £7=
, M. 289, P_>\» [V
>ïî>^ Rec
8,124, 20,42, I
■ L-JI
; varr. I
^> H <t MLto slay>to kilL
Rec. 27, 57,
' slaughter.
UT^ -fl
sma-t p _^£ ^^
smau p
sma P ^>j, U. 275, knife, sword
Sma p
sma p _> 9-^^, p _> Ö, U. 589,
P^\^S>M.823,p^^,p_>
\ Ö, fl _Jp 1js\ ^1, a bull or cow slain
as a sacrifice; fem. P —£ S ; plur. I £ ^\
/Itf/crosoft®
^^ V&, slaughterer.
E—f\ 21
P. 568, the god of the
vertebrae of Osiris.

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£glll, P. 669, |l _> &£%.£?,JL 779.
i5, i56-
Smati p _> ö^^i0!)!)' u- 596,
p _> o— S o !)!) yjj, P. 682, a bull-god.
Smait p -^"fcj» u- 493. H-^ « Ö
B.D. 177, 7, a
cow-goddess.
Sma-ur p _J> c^=, ^ ^* » u- 28o>
N. 124, a bull-god; fem.
'»'• 359,
Smait urit p _> "O— ^ ^
/VAAAAA
S <=>, N. 177.
Ci Ci
., p. 613,
Ck Ck a
, P. 712, N. 802, 1363,
Ck
Sma
tï—*<z>, T. 359, a cow-goddess.
ta
1
Rec. 31, 12, a goddess.
"Bull"—name of
a boat of Àâhmesl.
Sma p_J,^è^,
s-maàr [1 _> ^ (| <=> fl\ ^, see
3
s-maâ
; caus. of JW j\ y\ .
, Hh. 453,
p-^, Rec. 20, 42, p ^ p _> ^ {
Rec. 33, 36, [i~==j, p^Jj^^» Àmen
10, 12, to make or prove true, to prove innocent
to justify, to correct, to discharge a duty or debt
to pay what is due or obligatory, to pay vows
to dedicate; caus. of -^^ : ; 1
applied to the wind, a director favourable wind
Smaâ-llUti (1 ^ | V° <a $ Tomb
of Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 74).
s-maâ p^.fld^j.pd^
^, III, 141, to ascribe righteousness or blessing
to someone ; Copt. CJUl<LJUl«&.<LT, CJULOY.
S-maä I ^-p Q£, to appeal for justice, to
pray to have a wrong righted.
s-maa-t i 1, an appeal, petition ;
o 21 1
, righteous edicts.
s-maä kheru I \ J ©
P=£<LI*
'■Ps£l
<§.
, to make true the word, i.e.,
to prove innocent, to justify a person.
s-maâ kheru pf3 j%$, Thes.
1482, justifier.
S-maâ I ^2? j\, to make straight or level
the path of someone; *=Jp ^-^- ]\
JJ d we make straight for thee the roads
of Âgert.
Ck
s-maâ
7^, to cut, to dig.
P^fl\
smaâiu H ^ ÛÛ % \l > slaughterers.
smaâm P £ 1\ ^, to make a noise,
to terrify with noise.
smaäh P _> § s \,t0 entreat> tor SUP-
* I OA Vi plicate.
Smai(?) \\_J,^,SZ^te&l
s-maui p _> w ^ |, IV, 863, p
P->MrwP->M4P¥
w
, to renew, to repair, to rebuild ;
caus. of ^.^^
Smam p £
^•P->
^■P
w
, M. 772,
\
^5^'
J?
<§.
1—Ù
H !» % l\ %s^ t0 s,ay>to kil1'
' I —* lAlU' to slaughter.
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smam-t 1 _Jp K\ |\ " , slaughter.
\\ , victim, sacrifice, the slain.
smamiu H
>^>-. | butchers, slaughterers,
the avenging gods.
s m a m
\ ^» bull>
wild bull: plur. H _> 5^, (1 3
/ Mi I —
*Y\ ^fcjl I, Peasant 207.
Smamit 1 _Jp t\~* ^33, a cow-goddess.
Smam[it] H^ ^\ |\J,B.D. 110,
43, a goddess of Sekhet-Âani.
Smam-ur
P_>
\^
B.D. 17, 114, a bull-god who was the soul
of the Earth-god Geb.
Smamit urit
^ J, Rec, 30,186,
a cow-goddess.
smam ta fl _Jp
Peasant 309, burial.
M&Wfo-
s
Smam-ti
P_>
w
, B.D.
145, VI, 25, the porter of the 6th Pylon.
P_>
s-mam 1 _^,
$, to please, to gratify; caus. of (I £ &.
smamu 1 _Jp ^\ t\ ^\ ^, foliage.
Smamu P _> ^ ^ ^ ^ J.
P->
/VA/VNAA
Ö <=>, N. 177;
Ci Ci
•cloud-gods (?)
Smant-urt
see Sma-ur.
s-mar P_>"^^; ««. (1_>
\ "% %•. M iL 1 ^L-J> M1
*A ^r^j IV, 1089, to make miserable; caus.
smatchit
<Z>-
30, 67, a part of a ship.
.^
o
, Rec.
n\
sma
w
Pîflé-P
,ä. n
I- P2Q—ô-
Rev. 13, 30, to report, to inform, to make an
announcement; Copt. CJÜÜUie.
semmài fl
150, fl
», Rev. 11, 145,
I, to report, to inform
against, to accuse ; Copt. CJULJUL6.
smà I 0 ft ra, herald, reporter.
sma, smi
£
PiU&NMÄlNM
w
1
I, report, story,
narrative, proclamation, declaration ; Copt. C6JULI.
smà-t fl 0 A o & utterance, speech, word,
èi £±T' order.
semmài "ll^QÛ M^^, Rev. 12,22,
report, accusation."
Smà fl Q H, B.D. 169, 23, whip; plur.
^I^.n' Peasant l8MTI
^E1^m,RD' I49'H'8-
smà non,rd- i6>,%3, aAfc;ed
è v. animal (?) in Abydos.
smàinuneh-t PJII,', ? ral^»
paste made from the fruit of the sycomore-fig tree.
sman
/VA/WSA
o III
m
m
m
15
! a kind of incense or
O o 1
perfume.
Smàn 1 Q (j J), the Incense-god.
Smàtit[l|()]~
smàti p|(|
0 \\
L-fl
Rec. 16, 109, a
' goddess.
Mar. Aby. I, 6, 37,
weigher (?)
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sma
aß
, Rec. 29, 146, 30, 188, a
!>
pole used in working a boat ; plur.
S-[a]mm' fl t\ J|^ M, to burn up, to
consume; caus. of ^ ^ fj.
s-mär
n
=>!, Rec. 33, 3, P j
°, ibid. 32, 79, |1 j^<=>|jö, '^<_>
cfc |, 1 t\ °<=fc , to please, to make
happy, to dress a god or a man in festal attire ;
var. fl J|yi Y I, Rec. 16, 56; caus. of
; I Jb^J Y 0, festal raiment.
! Slayer "—a name of Set ; plur. 1
I
I U
, the asso-
Nesi-Âmsu 14, 15, I
ciates of Set.
smi-t fl |\ flfl ^-=0, fight, combat, battle.
Ä>
a, A.Z.
nix a.
smun Rf\ ^,fl
I _B*^ /WWW I
1896, 39, Heruemheb n, (If
ro Qf > M Ufa»» Metternich Stele 188, assuredly,
really and truly, verily, to acclaim.
smuh fl |sf W Rec' 36, 78, petition,
' I -Jy^ X JS supplication.
smut(?) P^\^=P|!)^.toreport.
s-men fl=f [1 = 1 1 [1 = 1,
,,,,,,, _ _ I *www I /www Ä U I /www \J2/
I 3 , A : , to stablish, to be established;
I /WWW U vi* (J
" " ■ " n
caus. of 3 ; Copt. CJUime, ceJUim.
/WWW (J
smen-tà [1 D ] (|, N- X23°> staWishar,
I /vAAAAA U 1 stablished.
smenn [1 S3, P. 672, M. 662, (1 £S il,
I /WW/W 1 0 e u
"I <^ Ö f established ; [) S ^k j]
1, IV, 204, done into writing effectively,
/WWW
smen-t [) 13, u. 559, IV, 655, H
A I i M k£l, Coronation Stele, a stablish
<Si/ U I /WWW
ing, stability, a standing still, halt.
n 1111111 r-
, order, foundation.
I AAAAAA x
Smen user fld^ 1 $ v&, A.Z. 1906,
I /WWW nÜ/ A ^1
133, the title of a priest.
/WWW
smenti
n
IV, 344, porter,
carrier.
smenti fl S ? ? a pair of members of
I o \\ 1 1 1 the body.
Smenu fl ^^ o%à.P. 742, a god.
I /WWW /I 1
£*£cr N*I75'
Smentt
/WWW, 1. 355,
Ci Ci
I /www jjk., N. 811, a goddess.
AA/WW
Smen maät em Uast 0
a title of Àmen-Râ.
Smen fl lîiiiiii (1 ?$, Stunden 44
I /www ü _/j
—»P~5!âlP~°M
I 7$ b, image, form, statue ; plur,
I /www (~ /1 "
,1111111,
smenut 11 -www
Rec. 32, 64, monu-
a mi ments.
omûT,„ fl ^^ 1 ! IV, 428, objects made
smenu 1 *vww 1 > ** » •»
n Jj> 1 of bronze.
smenu
/www (_/
,U. 571, T. 387, P. 699,
Idüüüöö^; n. 976, parts of
Ö xj^^-' a ladder, rungs (?)
/WWW
immJl
WVWS
M. 66<;, N. i28r, I vww»
0 IDS
smen
I /WWW _Zij
zwwaa TT
a kind of goose ; Copt. CJULOTHe.
smen-t I /www
Smen
P
Ck
/WWW
goose.
s, N. 953, a goose-god;
var. f1^1^
/WWW
s-menmen I ^^ '^ y\, I ,
I /WWW /WWW I /WWW Vi
Rec. 31, 15, to make to move, to remove ; caus.
Smen-t I /www j\ , withdrawal, departure.
Smen-t I /www <*, P. 611, incense, perfume.
I /WWW U U I /WWW /* U
IV, 1184, to complete, to make perfect, to set
in good order, to beautify, to endow richly, to
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embellish ; I ww ^ n Ü , perfected, established ;
caus. of a
/VS/WVA (J
smenkh-t P wjw ^ j adornment.
«•p^ptopïic
^^•pf^È^'-1""60'"01"1^
^. p ? T> p-P ? IC M i
P1CWP?1CMÉI'IV
1073, p^^f. IV> 898, 1094, p3^ $
msi-™—^pïscw
!^<=>j^, M. 391, \\^\, N. 658
1 î 1C II $ G' thC Chief SmCr; P ï
I the smeru of
CD' the Court.
smer uâti 0?"^, Hï
^^•p^âpîmé
"^^ "^6 VvP, a title of nobility higher than
<=> \\ ^^ Si
smer, perhaps unique smer ; plur. I Y "^^
wf wf wf ' Pf ^^ <=>^V smer, only
one of love, a title of nobility.
"^PttTMftAlfHt
^(](]^j,aguildofpriests;[)^^ pZr|
wiStST' ^ea(^ers °ftne caravan (?)
Smer nesert ^
^
*, the
goddess of the 8th hour of the night.
S-mer H^ t\ ^^, to make to suffer,
smer-
smer
smer
smer
s-met
s p
t 1 <z> 1, B.D. 172, 15, eyelids.
(1 fêk <=::=> Rec. 6, 6, to dress, to
IÄ 5 ' array.
Kj^ X ' ' ornamenlal raiment
P^_2^|,Rev. 11,167
lPk^'Pk2^'R-
26, 79, to make to forget ; caus.
sm<* P^^M'PTf'tocryoui'
to beseech, to pray.
s-m^P3'P~^EÄI2'.
Rev. 11, 125, to flood, to submerge, to fill-full.
S-meh-àb |1 t\ °^ O, to satisfy.
smeh ^^««sJèâas.P. 42i,M. 603,
N. 1208, fl CK=>\ ? è^, a boat. In the Pyramid
<ö<ö<o nnnn
Texts its length is 770 cubits, ^, fl Q;^(g :
smeh n t\ S =J Ö, a kind of wine or
beer (?) ; Copt. CÂX&.& (?)
smehi
w
, Anastasi I, 23, 4,
P t\ § ^-^» Rougé I.H. II, 125, the left
hand, left side ; Gr. àc/uax ; see Herodotus
II, 30, and [1^^.
s-mekh (s-khem) fl ^~~ ^_, Pap.
3024, 68, IV, 943, p ^ J^, IV, 965, 1161,
to forget j I ^ a , Hymn to Nile 16, 9;
caus. of C
inflict pain ; caus. of H- ^\ ^^.
smer H t\ <=T>, Rev. 12, 65, the left
hand ; Heb. ^NÖtp, Assyr. ^ f- Jgy, Arab.
J^.Syr.^. The Egypt, p^^,
the à afiax °f Herodotus II, 30, is probably a
mistake for I ^\ ¥■ (?)
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smekh (skhem) f) |\® J |], Thes.
1207, image.
s-mekht (?) p ^ ^ ^ »B"D; ;69;5;
S-mes n iï| M, P. 243, to deliver a woman:
p ßß, A-z-1873' T3J ; Cop1- ejtxecio.
smesu I [fl H w) 1^ 1, Mar. Aby. 1,
8, 86, goslings just hatched.
Smesit (1 (fl Q() o, IV, 225, midwife.

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Sems P 1\ —»— ]\, to burn, to consume,
—PkP—PÏ^PÎP—
il f\ IIA, stake, club, mallet, mace.
Sems fi f\ P °, to look; Copt. COJULC.
semsàa-t p^p^3^, T. 374,
M. 125, covering,
.' a kind of garment.
semsuPkP^u-44o'PM^'
T.25,P.697,p^^|,N.968,p^
P'ft'PkP'PkPft-PkPfcft.
■ftkmPkPMî-Pkl
M^PMfl'PkP^M
^■PkPM$.PîP-M"
Slele 245, eldest, firstborn; plur. I | I ^K,
t-'»Pki^ •:■'•"* PkP i-
T.326)|^|!,Rec.32,8I,p^p^
MM^PkPMJïÉi'
i|\ P<==>PtklVu'5l6, olderthan
the eldest.
SemSuh[ai]-t|^ra.,pU^
H$ H] ]$\ (](] » eldest of a priest's college.
Semsu qet-t en Ptah f! t\l^
D |, T. 87, fft \ .v D 8 %, M. 240;
N. 6x8, the eldest-born of the workshop of Ptah,
a title of the high-priest of Ptah.
»-«-PkPftii;
Pap. 24, a title of Thoth.
Sems neb àakhu HT p^$'"
derah II, n, one of the 36 Dekans.
Semsit set nekhenkhen-t f]<«*)£==
K-PkP
r3
, Rhind
Den-
û :
1 ftAAAAA ft/WW\
I ^ ^ ^, Rec
*
34,191, one
of the 12 Thoueris goddesses.
semsu
A.Z. 1906, 112, a priest's
title.
semsun p T fl «J» Ö, pot, vessel.
Semseru P^fl<=>^^. Rec- 36
202, a god.
semkett p
Stele, p
Palermo
U. 220, M. 263,
P
P. 177, the boat of the
evening sun ; var. v\ I f^^Lyl^ , M. 263,
657 ; see Sektt.
Smet p t\~\ u. 219, p tx^jk, M. 496;
see Mestà, one of the four sons of Horus.
smet Pk)
smeti fl^1 u ^e Parts °f ^e eyel'ds to
I :=^:' which kohl was applied.
Smeti p^==vc, p^==, pT^:,Denderah
II, 10, one of the 36 Dekans ; Gr. CJUL<S.T\
Rev. 14, 37, eye-paint;
Copt. CXHJUL.
smet
(e=S)
^, P. 402, M. 574,
*• »* p:> PkT. p
vJH ©s^ ^ Ä Amen. 21, 12, to hear, to
P^ _B^ a S± listen, to eavesdrop (?)
Smeti fï>k«=£#'Rec-21'78'
enquirer, investigator.
(e=S)
\ , P. 61J
Smet, Smetà p
Pk^N—Pk^
N. 873, a god
n
smett
Rec. 26, 75; var. P^j^]^ ^ ^ , Rec.
26, 75, agod(?) . . .
Smetup^^|,p^|,
B.D. 144, the watcher of the ist Arit.
smet p^; p'
win
a kind of grain
or seed used in medicine.
-—Pki-LA."^
Rev. 12, 62, form;
CJULOX.
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ir=a w
s-meter H '"ï? 11 ^f
1^lllA2ïïP
p^ivp:?^
PTlUPTIHV^kUÄ-
IT& 11 St' t0 enQuire lnt0 a matter, to make
an investigation, to verify, to inspect, to examine ;
PT
s-met H 11
O
i i i
n
i i i
IV, 1076; caus.
\\ \>2
declare; caus. of ll ct^t^^\
to make to speak, to
smet
smet-t
STfr PSÇÎ- PIC
kind, manner, copy, likeness, form,
similitude ; Copt. CJÜLOT.
n
servant, serf,
subordinate, slave born on an estate, underling ;
plur.
IV, 97
^
Smet
I vs\ a , a crocodile-god, the god
of the 23rd day of the month.
smet
j\
n
n
Thes. 1323, to walk, to move, to carry.
Smet -1
*
Pkr.pr
Û0' * ^SP
^3 /w\AftAV^£7
S—fl'
V£7;
* o O
the half-monthly festival; plur,
n
*
half month,
* ^E7
* * *
ftAAAftA pj
£=>»
inn
T. 12, M. 763;
ftAAAftA ^27 the festival of the 15th day of the
o O ' month.
s^Pk-T-prr.p
*, Tomb Seti I, one of the 36 Dekans;
var.
o<
*
Tomb Ram. IV; Gr. S^aT.
Smet meh-t 1
I, 88, Mercury.
Smet res-t (1
Smet ser-t H
I, 85, one of the 36 Dekans.
Smetsmet [\'==:c=z
a hippopotamus-goddess.
°°S
Annales
X
Annales I,
88, Jupiter.
>, Annales
, B.M. 1075,
smet
smet-t
. ni
rows of inlaid stones,
o m' inlayings.
n
00000 —
U. 65, N. 320,
kohl, antimony; Copt. CXKJUL.
smet-t
n
o 1 1 1 "»*
o °
o, eye paint,
Thes. 1207,
Jf^ a I in
smetchetchu
weapons, tools, implements.
Ok ^\
, U. 1
^\ I QV abomination.
«P—P-^PV'PVi-P,?;-
pronom, suffix 3rd pers. plur., they, them, their ;
dual
n
I /VW*A (1, N. I238 = I
\\
\\
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I I I
M. 677, N. 1239
M. 675;
P. 642 =
Hh. 342 ;
nftAAAftA
xx , P. 549» Rec 3°. 69-
senui ||, masc. two ; fern, senti „ ; Copt.
cn<L*r.
n
sen-nu
Ö , T. 122,
|~f,u. 3.7,57s, pi = V-,67'P1 Ö-
N--48,^(1.5^^4804 — ^,1 = ^
pT.l°4^;.ö,ön,pT.iL'
öi'öfl-öl47>—d^fem-
a man who says one thing and means another ;
Ö —*~ J! * .""*", J^tk"^" second
|| D ©' Ö □ ©» Ö JTD ©
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V&v& A.Z. 45, 126, fellow, counterpart, com-
£jf §J' panion, neighbour, colleague.
Sen I ,U. 549,T. 304, IL j^,N. 33,
l—ilj^, m. 487.411, m^iy.
p — $,|, 141$. brother; ||J$
"^^"^^0 a"kinsman; 1?*^'
Philadelphus; fem. | 1=3; f|||, Adelphoi;
dual I = $$, M. 169, l5^^-^. N.
V Ö 5 two brothers, two brother-gods, e.g., Horus
and Set, or Set and Thoth ;!""»?• 466, M. 529,
n /VAAAAA «V «V
1^11, N. 1108, Shu and Tefnut; plur.
U.23,|=, U.557,|j[|»U-299>
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%]'l—ffffjf'iö etil !■brethren;
£°^#$l4oS$$!'Ship"eck
126, brothers and sisters : I V ^ 1, Coronation
t s£LL 1
Stele 18. the king's brothers ; Copt. COtt.
Senà ! (j, brother; fem. I (j o.
Senà [1 — |(|, p. 273> J— (| j^,
M. 487, N. 1254. a god.
senenàt |aaa^a(] o, p. 434, M. 621,
N. 1225, father's brother, uncle.
ftAAAftA
sen-t I ^ j^,T.26o,N. 887, |1|
P.488,|^]^,M.488,|o,| o jj,
wife; ^| o ^Jj, royal sister; dual || o,
T. 172, N. 763, II o , M. 140, N. 647,
||o^^,N. y+o^oH, IV, 6,8,
I 1 ^^^J, Rec. ,9, .57.44^1^,
Sen-tà |aa^a"|(J, p. 273, | ,—~|j^,
M. 488, N. 1254, a goddess (?)
sensen H I H/w^, t. 173, 010!,
N. 107, 1 Î , P. 76, Pî Pi, N. 19,
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ÏJT"", I I J|. JL—X—fl- 1
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ftAAAftA ' *** ■ Q Q ■ **f ■ LWJ /VWW\ /I
20, 41, to meet, to join, to associate with, to be
friends, to unite, friendship.
Senseni ! IwVS, friend; plur. | *^™ R
sensen ||^^^37, Rec. 1, 38,
Thes. 522, jÇÇ^^^S?, Berg. I, 33, the
festival of the two bulls, i.e., of the conjunction
of the sun and moon in the month of Epiphi.
sensenti
ii w'
Àinen. 11, 13
Sen-nefer II J, Ba ?8' 28' a titIe of
sen 1 v& thief; Copt. com.
sen
"*"" needy, sufferer, sick (?) a
%*' failure (?)
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senn f|™"™ Metternich Stele 55, to be
I ^r*' wretched, needy or miserable.
Senn I "^" %ö , to make a mistake in
speaking, blunder, a false statement, lie (?) ;
compare ,vwwv o
n /WWW TT /W/WW
senu |ö^^. = £ö^^, 9eru"
sâtef Stele 28, helpless, infirm ; Copt. OJCJOIte.
Sen I <e*J, Leyd. Pap. 98
sen ! a ,u. 181,1,53, ï ûâ.p-l64,
Q /WWW /W/WW
M. 328, ï âfl, N. 859, I ^p, A.Z. 1910,
/WWW I Û
[I r\ /WW
125, V 3, to smell, to kiss; I
Shipwreck 134, to kiss a wife; I
Ö /WWV
I, 53, he kissed his foot; V *^_ =^=. he
Ö /WWW
kissed the earth, z.e., did homage,
n /W/WW
senà er ta V
sen ta H !
n /WWW
the earth, to kiss the ground in homage; ]/
SenMtp|^^,P.356.p|^^,
N. 1.070, acclamations, homage.
sensen 0 I S a, T. 376, n
/W/WW
/WWW /WWW
I —, M. 333, || a , A.Z. 1908, 119, I ^ I f
I] I] 1 w ., JJ /www n /www A H
ii ô 4 u i w Y '
/W/WW
C
o
/W/WW
. '" . see sen-
I s ' ta.
, Rec. 26, 234,
, to smell
n—2±3!
w Y r
to breathe.
sénsen
||c>sme,1> odour
sen-t [1|
y /W/WW
~ , to have a bad smell;
III © ' !-343,|l
û III W ' II II^E7
P, P. 222, a festival of the 6th day(?)
sennu
pv n /w/ww — Co ) rv n /www
PL^^-Pl^^-
l| ^ŒD.Rec. 27, 225, |(^|, IV, 414,
1 vww» y» |
I Q^ 1, Rec. 26, 224, an offering,
sen |1 J *— ç H, T. 316, [1J "~m (J <j»,
P. 274, to bind (?)
sen, senà-t | \\ ^, | J^, box, case,
chamber, room.
senti m n, p. 48, Rec. 31, 163,
QQ' T- I73' P- "9» M- r53» N. 107,
TQQltjl.*.-*
27, 225, the two halves of Egypt, i.e.. Upper
and Lower Egypt, a double shrine of Rä which
was symbolic of all Egypt.
/WWW J
<=* 1, Rec.
n 1 1
ur.
Ö
Sen-t V , pole, mast, flagstaff; pi
^CK=>S IV, 1105, the north pole of
I ^ o ' the palace.
1 1 1
senit
sen
sen
-t(?) pi
or^-, masts, flagstaffs
1 1 1
/WWW
ground, basis,
foundation.
, IV, 1174
•PIXK-
Anastasi I, 15, 4, plinth, pedestal of an obelisk.
sen
rr
•Pi
, to copy, to make
a likeness or transcript.
r\ n /w/ww n
sen I V v }||, to follow in the track of.
senn
senn
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I AAAA/VA llKCllcSS»
m'XCZ copy, duplicate,
trance ' script
"^PWZfr^^PM
.v. I036, p^g, mau-
/-\ -\ -\ /WWW n I
copy, figure, statue; plur. II ) 1,
^ I TT /WWW U I
P^Ö^IIJ.P^^I.
-»PWîf..PWfS.PWS
a kind of precious stone, ruby (?)
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snä V-—owl J, fiends, foes, enemies.
S-nää I Qßö, to reduce to the
consistence of paste (drugs used in medicine), to
knead; caus. of —
snib I J , Metternich Stele 65, 66,69,
health; see Iaa/w* j {\.
snif(?)
i**
j»b, blood ; see ^^^ .
snm
flo^
f
Ö
,, to pass; var.
P n (](1 Ö $>> Rev- "> J4i J Copt. Cllte.
snu
P
7\
Methen, a class of
men on an estate.
*-Kö47ö>PO\JeT
ves-
vase.
snu
P
Ö
\>
, wine of Pelusium (?)
1 gj Q:
drink; compare q j*o , I, 3, 4 = Gr. Swî»/.
snu 1 0 ^> § ""^ i| <rr> ° » Herusàtef
Stele 135, vineyard.
S-nu l«n^@ V\L==/), tobind, to tie. -
s-nukh fl^^©^,^^®^,
QAAwvA ^ Q to warm, to heat, to cook, to burn
I ö (2 o 'tr up, to boil ; caus. ; Copt. ceX&O.
snutt n^°\TT, Ebers 41» '5. a plant
I Ö So ^ , used in medicine.
s-nut P^^^vS, RD- 6*> 35,
I Ö Jl .A £l carrier.
snutchem(?) fl f^^K | "^ Hh.
369, to bear (?) to carry (?)
senb [1 "]",[!■—JI'P^J'P —
Je iL Hwwv J V$\ jl to be sound or healthy,
health, strength ; I /ww* 1(1 | /ww* 1 }
enjoying good health; 1 in ■¥■ J M = health.
Perhaps = U'bvÔ. "
T
Senb fl"wwvj^, 1 "T* |, to protect.
; Rev. 13, 80,
' vigour, health.
senbi I */wwv ?^
Senb-t I-WVWV j o , Shipwreck 158, 1 Q
J^, health.
senb-t l-www II, P. hi6b, 34
senbeb I www 1 II p. 429, M. 614, N.
-8>P-JJfl'IV,55hU»S?oya;gon0ed
Senbu I WW« j , N. 1 182, I ftAAAftA j _^, ,
N. 1182, the Health-god.
|, the nîh
Senb-Kheperu
hour of the day.
0
£
senb-t
II Q \ jO, jar, vase, vessel, pot, libation vessel;
plur. I *>~wv\ y Ü ( I ftAAAftA 1 lu 1, A.Z. 1880,
4ÇJ • I I ftAAAftA 1
0 vessel of silver-
O f%w<C^|||
gold.
S-neb H lift, t0 Wndle,. to light a
I «sil 4) fire ; caus. of neb.
S-nebb 1/w^ J J ft 1 to kindle, to light
* a fire ; caus. of nebb for nebneb.
S-nebneb 1 ^~^ ft , to kindle, to light a
fire ; caus. of nebneb.
senb R — jl c=>^,t0 bind>t0 tie> girdlet>
^f1 j Of! 0 HS-PöJÖ-
j y ■a' j tT' j ^'tobuiid
a wall, to surround with walls, to hem in or
surround (the enemy).
senb-t I /vw*a j NI f | ,vw^A H °}
a girdle wall ; plur. fl * J ^ Ö i ' P J ° IU'
P.S.B. 27, no.
senb-t fl J ° , fl öY^, all-
embracing heaven.
/wwvs II
J 7^ '
senb
throw, to drive back, to repel.
'wvwwv h to over
A.
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senb I**"« Jil*0), P"*"* jj^ %*,
evil person or thing, a beast of a man.
senb PYJ^X» [!■—J(^> chaplet
or crown made of plants or flowers.
Senb H 11^1, a wall of shrubs, i.e
I *a » i i green hedge, avenue (?)
senb I /vw^A \ ^tt" , a kind of tree ; plur.
senbu \\— H%^Rfec'3u°'67'fa?
I Ji Jl \\ of a ship or boat.
onAf fl^/i" n/w^*@ blood; Copt.
snet '^f »I^V CItoci-
snef fl '^$,Rev- 14, ifc.sacn-
I *~ "^>^ £11 ncial priest (?)
*"=—, |/=0, the year that is
past, last year ; Copt. CItO**q.
S-nefer(lJ^fl,[lJ,(lJ^^,
A.Z. 1905,25, II T <rz> • , to beautify, to please,
to make happy, to decorate a tomb with texts
and drawings; caus. of T i\; IT iQ»,
I, 52, to please the heart, to gratify.
s-nefekhfekh
n
n1
19s
/W\A/V\
(®,Rec. 31,17,
n;
", N. 656, Hh.
8.
s-nem
Sphinx 14, 204, to untie, to
loosen.
snem |ijC, .j^
an offering of propitiation.
snemm p^kk
to grieve, to mourn, grief,
pain, sorrow.
nftAAAftA fl -^ . /J
(\^ i lv?\ zw, to make
i, to feed,
to satisfy with food
n
, N. 637,
PI
snem
^|o,f.335,flS
snem |1 J ^
Snem P/w^( t\ûû^fi'> Peasant 153,
Qb o , P. 809, food.
food in abundance,
plenty.
a kind of weed or plant.
s-nemeh, s-nemmeh (1
^•P^M™P~~kk
V, "rj/, to pray, to beg, to humble oneself; caus.
s-nerit f^<=>(|(| ^ > iv, 385, con-
quest, conqueror; from a\ *=#.
m\\^, IV, 1174l |l ^ |£,
to muster soldiers, to place soldiers in their
positions for fighting, to marshal forces ; caus.
A AAAA/VA
s-nehep I [Uu ^, iv, 966, Thes. 1479,
ies
](()() L-V), Rev. 11, 165 =
to muster levies of soldiers, to call up troops ;
caus.
I ftAAAAA . /-> ftAAAAA
_ra;a, u. 444, |l JIL^» t.
253, to subdue; caus.
s-nehet
snehi
n
P ? 0 ûû HIt0 command; Copt onre&-
snehi
n.
(®, Décrets 107, copy (?)
s-nekh
ftAAAAA
P'
P'
», N. 967,
w ' U' 573'
, N. 757, to bring up, to rear a
ftAAAAA
child; caus. of E A-
®® \fi' I'®®' t0 Pr0"
long one's life, to become old ; caus. .
sennekh-t V "^ o, V X™ J » axe-
fl'
snekha
s-nekhakha
è^s,
B.D. 35,2, to unload (?)
to disembark (?)
ftAAAAA ^1
Sphinx 14, 208, to slay.
s-nekhebkheb
^^
N. 688, Sphinx 14, 208,
ftAAAAA ^
ftAAAAA
fl
•J»J.T..6.,
Hh.
148, A.Z. 1910, 129, to unbolt a door.
s-nekhen
n
s-nekht
sensu P
<W>AAA
AAAA/W
<§v IV, 579» t0 reJu'
Jf ' venate ; caus.
I, 145, P. 447, N. 1121,
to strengthen ; caus.
to praise, to adore, to
' acclaim.
1, praises.
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' Sensen 0^0 A.Z. 1906, 107, to praise,
to acclaim ; Copt. CeXcuuX.
sens I wwA I £, to smell ; see V .
a /ww/w \
sensh I ^,M. 214,728,^685,978,
1 A WWW
to open the ears ; read I ^.
, a /www
sensh loo to open, to make a way into ;
I /WWW
read II .A
P
ï-neq • I
369, P. 606, N. 143,
A /WWW *\
N. 803, (1 ^
n/WWW *\
n
/WWW A /WWW
P. 602, JI ^ cd,
"v /ww/w o
, Rec. 26, 224,
A /WWW • I ,
I a D, Rec. 26, 233, to suckle; caus. (?)
Copt. OJUITK, TCrtKO; compare Heb. pD\
a /www n '
S-neqeb I J ^ , Metternich Stele 5,
to suffer pain ; caus.
/www
A
/www
s-neqmi H
Qi*, to feed, to nourish; caus.
senk-âb fi f Ü, U- 399, strong-
I ^356 J willed.
A /WWW £-v ; I
senk-t |l,__^ , Rec 36, 214 =
o '^jH, darkness, evening.
, Sphinx 14, 210, to
'.Pg^l-
/www
n /www rv .fo r» /www <o a /www i\ r\ i
A /WWW l
s-nketket 1^=^
I C* Ck
agitate, to shake ; caus.
a /www jO n n
sent I Ä»,n ö ;
I û El I uJ
I /WWW
O \\ ^i ' I Û 111
11, 174, fear, timidity; Copt. CIt£.T.
senti [1|"""|(|!||^, crier.
seut^Jö^
sentiu |~| (j(j O, enemies
rv /www ,_
sent,sent-t l^^ö,^^
ment, bandlet.
£ ^ evil,
waamV' enmity.
:ar-
/www
senti
senti[t] H
-»*-
— /www
00 o \\
/www
to found, to
establish.
, cabin, canopy.
sentit fi >/ \ (In *° , Litanie 14, sight, seer;
nan /www 0 n n /www o
sneterP!i<Ê>.o.'1i^>:-IV-
I~1 [I /WWW 0
I V , incense; Copt. COItXe.
I Û O 1 III
Ifïl'Î^S^' ^erg. ï> 23> a bird-
H Ü jr' god.
Sneterba
senth
senth
(V
, to cut down timber.
, T. 282, N. 132, to found,
to establish, custom, habit.
senthifl^^fip-or.M.^.N.
Senthi-ur Q^*, Dream Stele i2l<the
Xô <rz> title of a priest.
n/www i\ r\ ^C~7
(|ljjtj\ 1 Ikhernefert 14,
cabin, shrine of a sacred boat, canopy.
s-nether (11, ""j fls=3, U. 9, p]5^0,
tisi£MP!-<™-
to purify with natron.
# snether l^JSj^f
m' IH» m' ll'<=>' ll'fr^ ifr?»
1jS'W-!Pp°-P>=1
Y' IPSlI' °^ Ü' incense; ^^"11
>v, o, to offer incense; y? ji , fresh incense.
YT o o o o U o
A /WWW ^v^ ' A /WWW
sent I ^S'^e',Rec. 27,228,. I
n/WWW f\ jC jO ■fV
O A /WWW /O «\ /p A /WAftAA
ö£, to fear; fC£''3?>t^\ timid of heart; ^/www
21' '^211' 'ill
^5", IV, 658, faces of fear, terror-stricken
faces ; Copt. CW.UV.
A /WWW /J A /WWW /O I
sent-t |1«^*^, |,cf5,^s'gi!»
Amen. 23, 7,
/www
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*§V, Ma—one^gko, U—DHe^L.Iour.
-/2^ I O l 72>i I o \\ 1 J£î '
As. 1908, 299, fear; Copt. CH^T.
sentu
1
^^i
», IV, 972,
fl'
£p£" &* i, timid man.
Sent ^S^^, Berg. I, n, e^S^, Rec,
4, 28, a lion-god; "~™ g£ & !, B.D. ib, 8,
17, 46, a name of the heart of Osiris.
Sent - nef - Àmentiu g?>
Tuât V, a god who burned the dead.
sent H
sent-t !
11 11 11 ,T- ^.^
of a boat.
'-*" Herusàtef Stele 28,
i I ' acacia wood.
nftAAAftA
C=;j, Rec. 24, 161, a Canopic
Sentit
jar-goddess ; var. I mwa
sneter |V ^ o, incense; see snether.
sentch M^TT P. 684, u. 270, fl*^
^|é5,N. 719 + 6, P. 20, 543,1 ' I ^ ^
<£>, M. 71, |l ^j^^gf. Hh. 55.,
fl^^,fl^^4^,'ofeaynCopt.
sentoh-t IIT ->-, ^5., fear.
s-netchem flf^'H. IV. 2'9. f11
kAPAPH-Plktf-*
PWt«=fPtkfrPtH'»
rest, to sit down, to seat oneself; I | \ (I,
L.D. Ill, 140B, seated ; caus.
s-netchem netchem 11 | $\, ß |
^, to seat oneself, to be at ease; caus.
S-netchem
N-^.p||d
Pt^PfSk'
'Pl^kfl'Pap-3°24-
H Ô §k W to make pleasant, to heal, to
I \ J^c^fza' make happy; caus.
snetchemu
PI
! those who are at
ease.
s-netchem àb [11 -^ ^<> i, 59,
to make glad the heart.
'-i I "^., to belittle, to
make little ; caus.
ser
e
n
n.
n.
n.
n.
prince, chief, nobleman, elder; plur.
!,
!.n-
•P^ÄfcP-*
!>
!;
ser-t
<2 i
i, chief nobles ;
o
e eL-üeir i
fl"
I, chief inspectors.
t% O^^fM g°vernorshiP>
|jy I û IÜU' magistracy.
Ser-pu-âa, etc. [1<=> ^ d \<~=>n
i r, the fowler who worked the net of the Akeru-
gods.
Ser-tchatcha-t fl<3>rà J J°, M. 700,
!<=> HY J o), N. 1321, a title of Anpu.
ser
P
IT
•PT
1, p.
i6, B 26, p<n>|^, Rec. 31, 170, jj^,
=z> (r^ ^, I ö£> Metternich Stele 78,
1 ^,fl.Ä£>^,Rev. ii,i47,P^Ä t^>
-âas
i;p
■ 11
i, Jour. As. 1908, 309, to
announce, to dispose, to arrange, to order, to
direct, to decree, to challenge ; I <z=>|J& ^,
Rev. 13, 42, to struggle; Copt. OJOp.
É precept, speech, pro-
' phecy.
seru
(?)f1
ser-t [1^\ P^^. P'
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serut fl<=>^ 1k ! IV' 5°°' praises'
serut \\<=>% )j%\> glorifications.
Ser-t-nehepu-em-âhâ-s, etc. I
the 19th Pylon.
ser H Q , j!^ Q, drum, tambourine.
sera [V
ser
194, P^^^ -A , 1 s=> Û % -A , to arrange,
to order, to exalt.
Ser n$, Tuat XII, one of the 12 gods
who towed the boat of Àf through the serpent
Änkh-neteru ; he was reborn daily.
Ser p<=> |^ jj), Mar. Aby. I, 45, * god
of n*™
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sera-t(?) fl<=
serat p <=> "%\ Tl V\, Jour. As. 1908,
£ j \& j Rev. 14, 12, tam-
1 1 £*I I ' bourine players.
p^, Rec. 33, 27, {\<=>t L.D. III,
Seru
s-rer
o, Berg. I, 13, a serpent-god.
f]^^ to make to go round, to re-
I j^ ' volve ; caus.
ser
n
n
'e w
1
, fire, flame;
the warm breath of life.
Ser M s^ , wool ; Copt. COpT.
ser p<=»^» p- 441, M. 544, N. 1125,
l'és?^» U. 133, a kind of goose; plur. M <=>
^^^j,Rec. 29, T48.
Ser [Ç>little; P^^>faint-hearted.
ser(?) M v ^ê. , to be fettered, restraint.
Sem PrTv^^W'le8"bandS' tet
Ser-t p^, P^jj, jj^", thorn, goad,
a pointed tool or instrument ; Copt. COTpi.
ser-t (1<:Z> h s^y* B'D- 58» 4, the name
I Ci U ' of a part of a boat.
y <==>^-^> VN> „, » to.
serr
write, to engrave.
serser fl _a^ H
_2ä
, Rev. 12, 30, to
decorate to ornament ; Copt. ceXcooX.
I I I I a kind of
LLLL' linen.
301, prosperity, prosperous condition.
Sera I <z> (j *aaaaa , water-pot ; var. I
1 /VA/WSA
Seràu 1<=
fiend in the Tuat.
seri-t fl-
. h V\ "mm, T. 309, a serpent-
, kindness, gentleness.
seri-t
0'
n
VI £■
Westcar Pap. 7, 19, disease,
sickness, nausea.
seri-t
^ ^, fan ; var. 1 (j <=>(](] T* ^ •
s-ru
^—=", Décrets 18, 107, to divert, to turn away;
caus. of
(2 .A
fl
s-ruà
s-rukh
s-rukhet
"fè\ f] a to make to cease,
n 1 ' to divert ; caus.
Hh. 433
I 0
caus.
, a mistake
for
I c-*=^ ^è\ ® ^ , to embalm.
s-rut Pn $.***• i3*io=P2^'
to flourish.
s-rut
n
1 1 1
*)C\ 1 , to make to grow or to flourish, to make
strong or firm or hard, to make solid ; caus.
S-rutU p^t^e-^%*', Hh.448,
evil growth.
s-rutmau P^tfvflj
Gol. Hamm. 11, 58, recruits (?)
s-ratch po^Jtfv.T. 260, p<=>^\,
p. 692, p^i^, m. 663, p<=>|^,
N.1278, p^^,p<=>^^|,lV,879,
to make to grow, to make strong or firm orchard,
to make solid ; caus. of <z> j X\
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serD-t R^1^ ^k ReVj "> l85> flower
I 0 o ^-^' of the lily.
seref p^,[l^^a^,^(|'
^n Sf* ft A /& Amen. 23, 3, to rest, to refresh
'I \\ Hriil'' oneself, repose, leisure.
P. 204, M. 338, N. 864, to be hot, to be angry,
warm, warmth, heat, flame, fire ; compare Heb.
serfu R <=>, R<==> f\ I v&, B.M. 828,
Sphinx 11, 135, Rev. 8, 73, Jour. As. 1908, 299,
anangryman; P^|^^Jj|P^fJ
1 $r> *^> 97°' a man w^° blows hot and cold.
seref-âb R ®, warm-hearted.
seref-t [I o |JL heat, warmth.
seref R^^Ol G> hot drink.
Serfll-t (I *^T* f]| inflamed sores, car-
I o '4 III' buncles, boils.
Serref R<^-yywi ç> $, Rev. n, 180 =
I ^r^>t(7) a mythological creature.
• Seref fl<zr> ^, t0 submerge, to be sub-
merged, water flood.
serfi I *l=^_ g£ "^ê-, to pay heed to;
1\ pS|^^^, heed it not.
S-rem I <rz> 1\ j^., to make to weep ;
caus.of.^l^fff.
s-rekhi fl^l)!)^, PTflâ'
I Q£, to make to know, to give
information against ; |l ^, IV, 1004^ ^ ^,
U. 491» P- Ï92, M. 363, N. 914.
srekh-t H ^, Peasant 42, Pap.
3024, 125, information.
serkhi R
the accused, the
defendant.
Serkhi IT
a title of Set.
rP"
serekh [l^B], iv, 160,896, Thes.
1283, fi*^ .Q, piehi m, ,6,19, p ^CrQ.
Hymn Darius 6, blazon, cognizance, throne.
throne, throne chamber.
seres R<=> R = sàs R ft R, a six-ply stuff.
s-res R^z^RV R<::>v1^-, Hh. 426,
H <~~^ jg^. t0 arouse, to wake up, to keep
I » ' awake, to be vigilant ; caus.
serq fl^tf—> P- 361, ^^ <—»
PTÏ'PT^PXPTÏÉ-
PT^I^'PT^I^
0^=-^ to open [the windpipe], to breathe, to in-
' hale, to expand the lungs, to be refreshed.
serqu :â> J) $ I, Rec 27'86'mena?d
°f n si I women, people.
Serait R ^"^ a 8°^^ess °f i^xe roval
^ I zl o' crown.
Serqit ^o, u. 599, P. 216, ^o,
P. 508, ^ j^, N. 1140, 1241, ^ o j^,
Pr^ ^ ^' P T 11 fc 5' tHe Sc0rPion"
goddess; 3®P~^> P^TM' tHe d°Uble
Scorpion-goddess.
Serqit hetu R *
^.p^i^V'-^pt
Ai-ttv-"~pnn°&
Rec. 30, 192, P<=::>:?:>(1 |°?> Metternich
Stele 23, the Scorpion-goddess.
. n' <=> to glean in a cornfield ; Copt.
' I e=>' CpHX, CpiX.
s-rutp2^P2S'P2M=
P<=>^c=>^\|, to plant.
S-ertä (?) 11 o , to make to give; caus. of
<h-
sertebu R
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sertchà fl ^ ft 3, to polish.
. seh-t fl HD a Rec- 3'> 22> a portion of
..sent 11 iu^, the body.
men.
f\
14,10,15,20,17,13,20,2r, p ra ^*, iv,
658, to make to go down.
seha-t pra^.p.««7,pra"^^.'
Rec. 31, 170, n HD J^ ^. descent.
s-ha(?)flra^^/°'-o-;tdh%^
s-ha pra^.flra^^j^.peas.
1116B, 19, 40, Pra^^y^, Leyd- Pap.
Gol. Hamm. 13, ro6, to rout, to overturn, to
throw into confusion, to repulse, to rebel, to
cause tumult; I lU Pd^, Rec. 16, 109.
sehau pra^f, ^\%
Rev. 13, 36, a quarrelsome or contentious man.
Seha H fD ^S>£-J, confusion> rebellion,
sehi (?) p ra (j(j G^, booth, pavilion.
S-hebi P rû J%6, to put to shame, to
disgrace; caus. of [~0 I
s-hep p m
_ a maker of laws, lawgiver ;*
a L-=fl' caus.
■heri p
ra
, to give or cause content,
to satisfy, to pacify ; caus. of heri.
s-herr [Ira ^ j), iv, 926,1030, pra ^,
Rec. 31, 170, to quiet, to pacify ; caus.
sehrit p m ^ , iv,97i, H m c±&,
H (D A[j ° Peas. rn6, B, 65, satisfaction,
I *^> lir-^-.' pacification.
Seherrit fl JB> il a Ple*sure, satisfac-
I <=> U ' tion.
Seher (1 H] ° a kind of precious stone,
I <=>lll' carnelian(?)
Sehrât 0 IU jûl 0mbos T> *6> *
I <cz> i ÎÎI moon-goddess.
sehri[t] p m (](] yj2>, p^^^,
boat, houseboat, dahabîyyah.
seh P^—, Rev. 14,66 = ce&, cu)& (?)
seh p § fTj, hall, chamber ; var. —*-
seh p| PP| j], counsel
-wpjcwm-PJi.iPJi
trained, skilled, clever, cunning, instructed, wise
man.
se*atu [1 $fjl 1^,iv,945
ft*-*pj[pj[.™PJ[PJ[.P.^
M. 269, N. 888, the Lake of Sehseh ; ^ H §
P|, p. 303, (üa-»-|-»-J^g-, u. 493,
N. 945, the Mountain of Sehseh; P | P f^^
Q^vq, Rec. 31, 171.
sehsehi[t] p j[ H Oft Iff, Theban Os-
traka C. i, a kind of disease.
seha Pf^^|.tosit
(1 S'nrr1 Rec- 34» r77> to str'P> to undress;
I X I ' ' - • caus.
s*aPpfVT-Pf§.Pf
■<§.
5, to hide, to clothe, to conceal; caus.
S-hä P § fl Y, P ^===°, to make to
rejoice, to gladden ; var. I ft jT ; caus.
Sehâ IS °, Orion; varr. P n|*,
PWP-W
selli P ? (1(1 ^, to rise (of a flood).
sehih-t Pffjfjf-"^
a kind of
insect or bird.
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Sehith
PM
, Tuât VI, a goddess.
, IV, 767, Annales
sehu HS, Rec. 22,2,
Rec. 33, 34, [1 $ ^ ^ {
—PfWé-Pm.p«
Pf¥WhW'PhM
to collect, to gather together, to assemble, to
sum up, to add up a total ; Copt. CUJOT^.
M $_b">j\ '' LD- IH' 2I9E> I4' summary>
abridgment, collection, edition, list (of troops),
inventory, catalogue; p j( ^ ^ ^W
<z> T \s\ , IV, 945, gathered into the store.
Sehutut fl § %f ^ "W I !, collections,
groups of things.
sehu (1^^,(1 £^,111,^9,
Herusâtef Stele 6, 12, crown, tiara, diadem.
sehu |1 I ^\ Ä, wind, air, gale(?)
sehtf-t Pj(e~; see[l©^, egg.
s-hui pK«0l (lj&0~ pj&O
fl 8 %■£") O, to stink, filth ; caus. of
S-huâ(?) 08%
É-PfèlÏPfêl^i'Amen-
25, 17, 20, to curse; caus. ; Copt. C&.^OT,
C^OTCOp.
sehuràu fl § ^* A 3 Ä i, *buse> revi-
I a <z> 1 n21 1 hngs, curses.
sehuru p^^^^!,^;
Sehur fl j[ ^* M H, Love Songs 2, 3,
the name of a district.
^»Pf^l^Pf.E
IV"^P©PJT'PI®J#'
l| J , to make glad, to keep the feast, to
Ü
to disarrange, to
confuse; caus.
keep holiday ; 1 8 <Z5? J \ (1, lice. 20, 40,
arrayed in festal attire.
-^PUMPUMl'
shouts of joy, festival cries.
-^py^.po^,
Sallier II, 6, 9, wind, air.
sehbenben (?) R | j] ~»™ J ^^, u.
113, N. 422
Seheptt ~A~ D êS£, B.D. 104, 5, the
N/ Ci Ci
name of a boat or of a boat-god.
sehef [lj(^1^,iv,935
s-hemi fljfc^.U.86,
C*, N. 363,
C
■P
C
A., to turn back, to drive
away;
C
0 —"— 1 to avert ill luck ;
A- D © I* caus-
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s-hem flö^l^, P^M^'
P^Kü^i.P^kl-P^K
] r n to pound, to crush, to break up, to
J, U-J' grind.
S-*enP&['Pf^&fl't0proVide-
s-heni H 8 ^ LJ, P8^, P8^
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PKHi) *».*»• ».^PîJîiJl'ft
^»■»*PJL£g*i-POLLS-
to command, to be in command of something,
to order, to direct, to rule, to administer, to
entrust with a commission ; Copt. C&.£,tte.
sehen-t 08«^^, 08^ ° *«.
| A Ci *- | -M A AAAAAA f— W 1 VJ
1? ^ ^—=5, L.D. III, 219, 18, authority, com-
A AAAAAA
mand, administration, list, summary ; Copt.
sehenufl?^ öWl.flf ^ Ö JI,
I A AAAAAA v£ J.J I * AAAAAA <£. U
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sehenu R? ^ ö n$, R£ T&
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If^^f)^^, B.D. «door
keeper of the 5th Pylon.
s-lien
to make to go back ;
caus.
away ; caus
crown.
A.Z. 17, 57, a piece
of armour.
pi^.
A AA/WVA
sehenti A., repulser.
s-nennen /V, to turn
I /\ AAAAAA A /WWVA
iy; caus.
sehnu P ?)?, croi
A Q /W\AAA
sehentu I 8,-,%,
s-heri PfJ^/jf. T. 287, Hh. 370,
Pl^Saâ, M. So, PK^W, P. 170,
PX^PX^pl^
l9l)e<j|.[l*$[l*s*s,p*
PXM.PXM.P1W--
PX^.
seher fl|
to drive away, to repulse ; caus.
Copt. C^&p.
.L»=/],
seher (?)
n
Rec. 8, 139, fighter.
^ C^G the 3rd ho
O * 'ofthe night.
& N. 293, a kind of
I * club.
Sehrit-tU p ^ ^ - C-] the 3rd hour
s-heri
***
1JL^' PJL*?' P
<$>
w
j\
to bear up, to exalt; caus.
" to make to advance, to
j\ ' attack ; caus,
to make to
rule ; caus.
PI
s-hes (11
s-hea H $ ^ £n t0 cut» t0 nac^ m
I X "^»^ ' pieces ; caus.
S-heqer fi 8 A ^, to keep hungry,
to let hunger, starve ; caus. ; Copt. ^OKep.
seheqer-t fl 8 A Jf , Rec- z6> 78;
I X<z>^' hunger
Sehtt P |°@° ^ , a city of Osiris
ger.
s-hetep pK^» Rec- 31» 21, ^^>
I 1 , to make to be at peace, to pacify, to
appease, to propitiate, to unite with; I (1(1
\\ i, pacifiers ; I ^ to pacify the heart;
Jl I o D I
I H' jj, to pacify the ka ; caus.
sehetputp^^||,p^|||,Amen.
8, 11, propitiatory offerings.
D ^-
the
Sehetep neterui
title of the priest of the loth'Nome (Uatchet)
of Upper Egypt.
n
D
?
o \
Sehetep Sekhmit
sâ°HJL' Rev' I5, l6, pr0
pitiatory addresses to Sekhmit.
n
Sehetep taui
a god of offerings ;
o D hh
, B.D. 124, 7,
^-^ D
(Sane).
n=^
sehetpi P^^^.f1^
D, p^Hljfc-J. Mar' Aby" h 6' 28,
D,
censer; plur.
D
in
D
^ete-PI^|Pf
** pij=^ Piiki
pn^^.pi^
Plü^^Pi
iv,
n
}/\\
^s\ ç , to destroy; caus.
sehetemu p fcp=n. f\
Peasant 222, destroyer.
Sehetem-t, etc. H S rl
: "T^ tk/^^"'RD'99, 28, the
banks of the stream sailed on by the magical
boat.
pit *•*«. n
Vc, P. 798, N. 857, p^
sehetu
M. 327,
=}, U.
! Pi:
i 469,pj(œ^F=^,p. 169,p$^r>^
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ç=q, T. 220, 356, [IK ^^P=^U. 560,
R 668» ^ I ÜZl *^>' N" 983, the sky of the
Tuât, the nether heaven ; plur. I ft
P. 789, [l|^^***,N.8oi, [lj[
(=q, M. 778.
Sphpt [id^^3 $ Rec- 2Ö» 228» the 8°d
benet 11 £ ^ $ » üfthe skyof the T;at.
s-hetch [1|, u. 37, T. 266, [) ^ |,
PhP^P^^*0™™^
to light up, to throw light on, to clear up, to
explain ; caus. ; Côpt. C^^TG.
_«*-<*»* PÎ-fcfl.PPtel.
light, rays, radiance.
s-hetch ta PI^Ä "^ *, dawn.
sehetch fl ? '^ c-zi, the name of a
chamber in a temple.
sehetch 1 ? , a heaven of stars.
Sehetch ur (1J "^ ^, [1J "*-) ^"
32, 280, "Great illuminer"—a name of the
Su,god;(l^^o|,,*-£
Sehetch renpu Pî^ J) ^™^f),
Sehetch khatut [1 | fi ^ ^ °,
Tomb Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 10).
S-hetch PÎ ^^ Hh- 494» to be
troubled ; caus. of Y ^^ ^r^-
Sehetch 1 Y , M Ï »pi inspector, overseer,
officer of a boat; fl? (gl, insPector of servants
I 1 X of the Ka.
sehetch-t H ? "^ C=>^, a case at law.
sehetch per [1 ^ ", t0 tran^eursea
sehetch-t fl ? "^ ° , box, case.
s-hetchen hat(?) 0$^ %^'°',
to distract the mind.
sehetcher-t
sekh
n
pr
Pô-p^i
bleached cloth.
to make to
be.
sekhfl^pofl«^,^,
width, breadth.
= ^P
hall, chamber.
sekhu [1©^
sekh-t p® u^,
sekh 1 ® ^p, to stretch out the sky.
Rec. 37, 69,
slaughter-house.
a broad boat, barge,
lighter.
sekh
sekh
n
IV, 1153, to tarry (?)
'>Jr » '>Jr L—0, to cut, to cutoff,
to reap ; Copt. (JOC^.
sekhi
1®^, U. 537, flj^, Rec.
27, 86, I ® ^, Rev. xi, 163, |1 ^^,
ir
Ebers
L—fl,
CLfl1
to strike, to break, to defeat, to
overthrow, to beat (a drum), to mark cattle, to knap
© x
L-fl
flints, to strike a lyre (Leyd. Pap. 59); I
Mi2^'top,ayazither;PuLr7'
to aim blows with a stick; I ^m Ik- §§,
Rec. 17, 144, to bastinado; Jl^^ P« J^l|'
to strike a light, kindle a fire; Copt. C<LCy.
sekhsekh
IP® B.D. 64, 17, to
^ L—fl' beat to pieces.
sekh:t
n
x
L-fl'
P!A P!
Leyd. Pap. 5, », IV, 1076, [1 ®x^, (1 °x
A'PîA'P*;^'"^»
punishment, blow, stripe, stroke; I Fx <Ç,
Edict 28, (Ç
n
, 100 strokes with a
stick ;
n
@
^ , 0 Mar. Kam. 53, 35, the
1 1 1' wounded; Copt. CKOje.
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S6K11 11 11 ^ NN^j» has been bastinadoed.
sekh-ti > ^, bitter (?) r Copt- cicae-
sekh-t R ^, deafness.
sekhi n®(j(] *$*&, Anastasi IV, 2, 7,
Koller 2, 4, deaf man.
sekh-t pfJUl.T. 333, f1
, M. 249,
•P
R«- 31.31, ^=, m 7-fidd'meadow;
\>,
p. 825, [1J
N. 703, J!
n
1 S
0 DftO0
u.624,|H;|, m^ljcoptc^e.
sekh-ti
w
w
L-=flW, field labourer, peasant,
countryman ; plur.
. uuu
Ç fl1
sekh-t — ta sekh-t
" field bread."
o \\
©
» Iy» " 3°,"
Sekhti
\>
, a field-god ; plur.
Sekhti-Sekhti
m
, Tuat I and IX, a god.
Sekhti-t
S
, the Field-goddess.
Sekh-t âaru fl ®m (j^^^r,
1QM)flflV-8»TlT''-«.M.28o,
M.628,
PÎMAA1
N- J337, M^(] -g£&^ ®, IV, 499, ^^
o 1
1
S
l\>
III
^a
w©'
'■yyuw
fl \^\ ä , " Field of Reeds " ; plur.
\>lll I \>
a 1
1
H I I
I^M^
see also U. 475, 483, T. 263, 396, P. 171^198,
200, 326, 327, 462, 603, 631, M. no, 370, 502,
630, N. 605, 765, 871, 895, 903, 930, 942, 964,
1089ff., 1337. Later forms are:—
Sekh-t àanru
H
/vww>
iL
\> I I
A$
■ 1 1
©, the
region in the Tuat where the souls of the blessed
dead lived and served Osiris.
Sekh-t âarru
H
, B.D. 149, the 2nd Aat.
1
J2»
111
Sekh-t àakhu
n
ll»S
N. 167, the field of the spirit-souls in the
Other World.
Sekhut àmiut Àasu
a mythological locality.
Sekh-t âa-t
s I o
I
, B.D.
!79< 9> " the Great Field "—a region in the Tuat.
. Sekh-t ânkh p J HI f ^, P. 393,
M. 560, N. 1167, "the Field of Life"—a
mythological locality.
Sekh-tuatcimHlfj^f^.P.
204, N. 853, "green field"—a region in the
Tuat; var. HHHIH f] ^ I ^.
P. 608.
Sekhut uatch-t [1° QQQ (lÛH Mï\
ni »1 ifl ni ill (rt fit ni ni
0 T. 334, N. 704, P. 608, M. 249,
000'" Emerald Fields/' i.e., the sky.
Sekh-t uatchit nefer-t
&Î-
Ombos I, 175, the goddess of fertile cultivated
land.
a
Sekh-t Paât F!
c»
P. 396, M. 565, N. 1172, a mythological locality.
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Sekh-t mefkat
IV
n(
P. 180, M. 280,
" turquoise field," i.e., the sky.
Sekh-t nebt heteput
u
Uooo'
, N. 892,
□
j a district in the Tuat where offerings
I ' were abundant.
Sekh-t Nentà
n
,W
\ [I, P. 603, field of the day and night sky.
Sekh-t neheh D.QJ) ^ ^
O
B.D. 78, 30, field of eternity, i.e., the Other
World, or the necropolis.
Sekh-t en Serser-t
H
n.
H
fl-fl
n.
, Rec.
26, 226, a district in the Tuat containing the
boiling lake Serser (or, Neserser-t).
Sekh-t neteru
n
,111-p-8i'
M. in, N. 25, B.D. 177, 8, 9, field of the gods.
Sekh-t Bâ m ^,^|, B.D. .80,
32, field of Rä.
Sekh-t Râ 0 UjjJU £A, Palermo Stele
(1) a sun-temple near Memphis; (2)
a district of Memphis; (3)
H
B.D. 180, 32, the part of heaven in which Râ
lived; plur.
n
O, P. 68,
n
O.N. 36.
Sekh-t Ruruti
-Sä
.Sä
, "field of the
two Lion-gods "—the name of the place in the
sky occupied by Râ at the 3rd hour of the day.
a " field of
\> ' Horus."
Sekh-t Heru
Sekh-t heteput j) J) J) ^ Qjl, U. 193,
4".P!M^Ô©0'T-^P
eöö,T.73,fi
_û_
T==L , P. 252,
o U
M
1 l 1
; dual (?),
o . 0 . (E==J)
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f^5-"•*«'■ P
a
, T. 244, " field of offerings," the region of
offerings of the Kingdom of Osiris in the Tuat ;
no
plur. fl
\ N. X70,
^(),U.S78.
Sekhut hetop-t [1*
P. 824,
P#DM
S= N. 703, the god of the
> 0' fields of offerings.
Sekhithetep 0D[
\>
= , OmbosI, 175 :
(1) a goddess of life, health, and joy; (2) the
field of offerings personified,
n
!?•
Sekhut Khakha
©, N. 1159
Sekh-t Kheprer
ÏÏ
n
p. 174,
n
D
of the Beetle-god.
Sekh-t khet-f
, N. 942, the field
S^(|^, Rec
H o
30, 190, a region in the Tuat.
Sekh-t sanhemu
B.D. 125, III, 19, Respirazione 5, "field of the
grasshoppers "—a region in the Tuat.
Sekh-t Sàsà
HM
B.D. 98, 7, a field of fire in the Tuat.
.Sekh-t ka- (lfJiJJ^. T- 9*.
the region of a royal ka in the Tuat.
Sekhti-ka Jiy^M^, BIX II0'
^^, a section of the fields of offerings.
Sekh-t Tchatcha
H £t
Rec. 26, 226, "field of the Chief," i.e.,
of Osiris.
B* , P- 572
Sekh-t Tcher R
Sekh-t Tcheser-t
w
Metternich Stele 167, the "holy field."
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Sekh-t(?)(N^;, "'ofaship
sekhsekh p®p©,^. p©p®S-^»
Amen. 22, 17, to flee, to betake oneself to flight.
sekhU-t n©% û, a hastening.
sekh[se]khti p®^L^$, pj
^flx p „ ^W ' > courier, envoy.
«skhekh fi® A t0 weigh' t0 balance>
s-kheKü 110 /J\, ^ . Copt aHg>
sekhsekh p®p®ü-p® ^J "&,
to have pleasure.
p|©, u. 220, p|®^|f>> R«c 3'. i8>
Pap.3024,56,pIkM$.pM.
Pl«^. Pl®^fl.plfl.toremen,-
ber, to call to mind, to commemorate some
person or thing, to think, to think out; var.
nm-
Sr» IT, record, decree.
Skhai pTÛÛ^^» Rec- 6> 13, letters,
writing; ^\\\ <=>^ A ^ \\ ^37 ® I'
Greek letters ; Copt. C&4.1, c£>\.
^nm-n\m-n
record, remembrancer, writer.
Skhait Pï'I^Qû^^P» Peasant 189,
something which ought to be remembered.
^\> memorandum, remembrance, memory,
memorial, memorial service ; I T ^K\ ^è\ Q£ 1,
commemorative formulas ; IT <K\ vor ^^ »
an unpleasant recollection ; mT'k^ ASv jj jj>
everlasting remembrance.
Skhaut PTq Yr^, Thes. 1285, memorial.
Skhait Heru p | ® ^ ^ L. ?•
615, M. 782, N. 1149, Pl^^^>
^ I' ^ Pîll^l' a cow-g°ddess'
a form of Isis or Hathor.
skha P|i^I|, P. 35., p|®
^H 11' N- lo67, "?enter amonE(?);
s-kha RT *5\ ^, J°ur- EA- 3> 105, to
I •& Jffi^ * pass the night.
skhai p^ = ^^), iv, 1079, to be
deaf; I a 3 * of, Anastasi I, 36, 3, L.D.
III, 140c, to turn a deaf ear to ; Copt. C(JU£,.
skha-t n^O, wound> s°re> bruise^
I o ' Copt. c^çy.
skua-t $~% p^, p-»,
p^-"^, p^^*(^, a kind of fruit (?)
skhaâ H*î*~"='\ ' t0 f°rm> t0 fas^ion,
I a^—' ' something cast.
Skhaâ-t P <6>^n1 A.Z. 1868, 107, hare.
s-kha p *»-=. ^ ^, N. 1005, 1007 ;
\ , to row, stroke of an oar ; caus.
Skhabu p &-^ Jj @ & !, devourers.
^PTli'pVêP
, to swallow, to devour.
s-khap fl^^L-J, t0 form> t0 fashion;
I D caus.
skham p| jj^ ^, Jour. As. 1908,275,
to pluck out ; Copt. COOö^eJUl.
skham p|^^» Jour. As- 9, 10,
506 ; Copt. CiJ&eJUL.
S-khamm P*-$J^(J. to make
hot; caus.
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suddenly.
skhan [11 ö ^ °, Rev. = c^^tie.
S-khann I *a,wsa '^V, to breach a wall,
to overthrow ; caus. '
overthrow,
:rthrow.
s-khank H^^Ö^L P
ruins,
/VAAAAA _ I I /VAAAAA
X
S ^? Leyd. Pap. io, i, to strain through a
0 J) ' sieve ; caus.
skhank-t I a»wm „ , a vessel, a sieve.
s-khar [)<S, Rec 26,235,[1^^L=J],
I , |l«cz>V -A) to smear, to overlay
with a metal, to plate, to wash over, to milk, to
provide or supply; caus.; Copt. C^.^p, C<Lp,P,.
[V
skhar-t
skhar-t
skhar-t R
£
Ö, Harris I, 30, 5, covering.
0 Rechnungen 70, deck
err»' of a boat.
o ° 1
1, a kind of fruit or seed.
I.H.n,II4;varr.p|^-
X
*i-n\
i, Rouge
i a, to
abuse, to curse, to ill-wish ; Copt. C^OTGp,
C&OYp.
) hasten, to
accelerate, to scatter (?)
07^ ®(;==3 to hurry, to hasten, to accel
wUl'
s . . . khakha
IT Vs.T "O (?)> to be glad, to rejoice,
through a cloth, to squeeze.
s - khaker
N-Pgi
Ikhernefert 15, to ornament, to decorate; caus
of
decorated.
Q
s p
Q n n Q
s-khäip^jy^|j1pJl,to
make to rise up or appear, to celebrate a festival,
to crown a king ; caus.
Skhäi-t Fl n coronat,on) one wno is
I o ' crowned.
)j| 1, celestial
skhäm na f, na
I 0 Uni* I a
bodies that rise like the sun, selected things.
S-khär I <=>, Pap. 3024, no, to
infuriate, to make angry ; caus.
S-khip^.pO^Pp^,
to ascend, to scale walls ; caus. of 0
■khi [1
3=&
\\ 11 A
move, to thrust away.
, Rec. i2, 72, to re-
n
skhi,Skhu|lf?>p0^?,pO(](]?
■mm
O
ç, Rev. 12, 66, gall; [1 ©()(]?
3L j Love Songs 5, 2, gall of geese ;
S*r Copt, cicye.
Skhui |1®%\ B-D- "4> l8> a serpent-
I wir' god.
Skhlüp»^*«;, RU. 64.18.^^
, a pair of gods in the Tuat.
skhinasha
n
.X
late, to stir up, to incite, to exasperate.
, to stimu-
skhu M ©^\<=^:, draftsman ; Copt. C&.&.I.
skhua P©^j^^»deaf-
I^^M
■•P.
»O
skhun, skhunn
HH ^> I ® i^fe Sf> t0 curse, to revile, to ill-
wish, wrathful, angry, furious, passionate,
irascibility.
skhunnu fl ® ^» L-=/J, fl O -^ Ö
I /VAAAAA I AAAAAA VI
^, angry man.
skhun M © -^» ^"^, slaughter house.
I /VA/WSA I— -J
S-khus 0 frfj ^ I \\, Leyd. Pap. 13,12,
to form, to fashion, to build.
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IV, 413, provision,
filling.
skhut [1 j£/2 iv, 60, [1 © ^^ J,
Thes. 1284, Pa^^^D' t0 Provide» t0
strengthen, to fortify, to fill ; fl ^©/ ^^ ^ -
IV, n6r.
skhut-t P^^
a TrlioVk n^ 0 x to draw back the bolts
S-kheb |I©J^> of a door.
s-khebkheb fl ® J © J, M. 175, to
draw back the bolts of a door, to enter =
1/wwsaq U 0 J,T. 161, N. 688 ; varr: 1© J
0,,e,,204)pj^jj-.
Ahebnt(P)p.j0gj.-i^^
s-khepi 1®, u. 482, (1®^, N. 976,
Rec. 31, 161, to make to come, to bring, to
lead, to set in motion, to make to run, to
promulgate (of a decree); caus. of
Skhep-t fl ® ° Décrets 25, event, occur-
* I D7\' rence.
Skhepti P®° XX %, the "runner"-a
I O .A £u name of a god.
skhep-t n©^,u.i43,n*ö,ne«i,
* I OZ7y *0' Do D Ö I
a kind of grain, a sacrificial drink.
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, A.Z.V 1905,
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1, Jour. As. 1908, 275, to make
to be or exist, to fashion, to form, to create, to
produce, to bring up children ; caus.
Skheper khaut OfS^
o|
?!
Tomb Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Râ (No. 51).
n
, seven; Copt. C«&.cyq.
n ® .n
n.
jr> JL—0 , to write.
, Rec. 36, 135, impurity.
skhef
skhef
skhef
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P^k^k^S-
PfS^-P^k^-Pfo
^•k^P^k^t
to strengthen oneself, to prevail over, to gain
the mastery, strong, strength, might, power ;
Litanie 88 ; Copt. cyXOJUL.
skhem jl|.^ Lj, uncon-
quered ; —fu.
Pf®k^^:-T-33'-
man of power, chief, ruler ; plur. y V wT ' ' *^'
?;p^m>-p?4^^
^W 'v'^KWi, IV, 966, chief of chiefs.
skhemit P^®^P-63,p^
M. 84, N. 91, strong woman or goddess.
Skhemtiu $ t\ £1_û, mighty ones.
skhemit $
Âmenemhat 3, 6, a kind of priest.
*»«■«> Pfk« Mk?-
^Mk^Wk^?*
Yn . , bold-hearted, courageous, violent,
fem. P ^ O k
Ova
0 O.
Hi 1 I Jr 1 1 i-
Skhem àri^a^-^^
Mar. Aby. II, 23, 9, 11, 19, he who doeth
' mighty deeds, a potentate. Used as a title.
skhem em re
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,iv,
13, strong in the mouth, i.e., of bold or insolent
speech,

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skhem her (1 $ |\
of threatening aspect.
Skhem f^O^J^. M. 252, n. 34,
Ç /), ^fjL ^lf~^> "Power," the life power
of a god or man personified, the name of a god ;
with <^^, P. 13, with \ J and (^^, P. 112 ;
{} I $ "i ° P Jl divine power; see Rev.
Ï ' Sil I <=> I II' Crit. Nov. 26, 1
Skhem [1 ^ © |^, U. 446, [1 ^ ©
jk, T. 255, y I, U. 514, Power, Divine Power,
a Power of Nature :
j^% j^i^ j^, T. 327, Power of Powers ;
B.I), passim.
Skhemu P©^^^. u- 643, 645,
T. 327, P^©^^, N. 828, fl^®^
^^, P. 553, 6«°, P^ ®^> J j. Rec- 3«.
^Irfl'i. ^^fek5>'> the divine Powers> the
deified " powers " of men.
Skhemui fl ® ^ ^ ^, P. 73, M.
M.7oc^y^tt||,^^)t„e
two divine Powers.
Skhemui ÇÇI,1^;.1» I13';\godJw
M I' befriended the des
ho
dead.
Skhem Ç fl Ber£- I» I2»a serPent-g°d
1 Sir of libations.
Skhemiu
iu ^
Tuat IX, a company of gods who towed the
boat of Râ.
Skhemitp^Ou^cp^^y,
Rcc.3o,68,^°|jy()-s?}, Rev. ,5,.6,
^oK|, Rcc. 3,, ... p? JL-,
Y^j y r\ $' ^uat "^' a ^'0,lcss-neaded
goddess, the consort of Ptab, sister of Bast, and
mother of Nefer-Temu. For a list of her titles
see P.S.B. 25, 218.
Skhemit ^ ® jj), in various localities, e.g.,
^ © > 5^ & J P Ö s > Mar. Aby. 1, 44, 45-
ess
Skhemit f|, Ç ! |^, »(SÄ5
Skhemit ^ ® ^e §°^ess °f tne 4tn
T a ' month ; Copt. y\>là.K.
Skhem ami Abetch. ^ Jj- jg, p- 7>
M. 10, N. 114, a title of Osiris.
Skhem arif^|^|,[^©|^
Skhem âa Q J , title of Osiris,
<2>-
Rec. 34, 177, "Potentate," the name
of a god.
o III
Skhem-ä-kheftiu $ t\ ^~~!
, Tuat II, a god in the Tuat.
Skhemit Uast ^ ° fl o, Tuat II, a
lioness-goddess.
SkhemitUatchit ^f § f (jtj^j^.
B.D. 23, a wind-goddess.
Skhem-ur P^®^ ^» U. 393»
Si6,p^©|^^^,T.3261p^o^
^j^, U. 516, P®^^» the "Great
Power " of heaven.
Skhemit-Bast-Rä ^ ® §^ o$^Ff
, B.D. 164, 1, a Nubian goddess (?)
Skhemefp?©|^VÄ
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Skhemit em àakhu-s ^ @ ^%»
'", fuat XII, a fire-goddess.
Skhememàb-fff®Ml^ j
Ol JS) B.D. 153A, 2, a god of the net of the
'Mj' Akeru-gods.
Skhemit em kheftiu-s ^
Skhemit em tesu-sen $
1 ' ' Tuat I, a gatekeeper-
„ ' goddess.
L-fl
^^^k^^-Z^ B.D. 144, the doorkeeper
^Jl 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' of the 7th Ärit.
, Tuat IX,
Skhemit metu $ B k\:
a singing-goddess.
Skhem en pet khenti utchat ^ j^j
i—j c cd si
Denderah IV, 61, a ram-
god.
Skhem nefer, etc. $ J T ^ ^ I I,
and 148, the name of the Rudder of the northern
sky.
Skhem neteru ^ L^T ', the door of
the 5th hour.
Skhemit ren-s em hemu-t $ f\
^kfTlM.PW^
sÈ^f Trf-^-^^' RD- I41 and
148, one of the seven divine Cows.
Skhem her fkHT'Pfk?'
I Jö^^T jl*' Tuat l' Nesi'Arnsu 32' 28 :
(1) a crocodile-god who praised Râ; (2) a form
of Äapep.
Skhem her (1 ^ Ik ^, Tomb of Seti I,
one of the 75 forms of Râ (No. 26).
skhem shu-t ■$ R ^, "strong
pinioned"—a title of the Winged Disk.
Skhem taui <> | ^s, 0-
Hh. 487, a title of Anubis.
Skhemit tesu, etc. P Ç © |\
Ck
^|% etc., B.D. 145 and 146, the 4th Pylon
• ' in Sekhet-Aaru.
skhem P ® Y e1^» p- 4°9» m. 586,
N. 1191, I © 1\ *&->>■, sceptre, wooden symbol
skhemti p ^® y . l>. 6.7, p y °
£f the crowns of the South and North united ;
\^_y ' Gr. Y'xtV-.
Skhemti ^ j^x \\ ^ ^ > p- iii6b> 6o>
the goddesses Nekhebit and Uatchit.
Skhem $, A.Z. 1906, 123, ^|, Westcar
10, 3, an instrument of music, sistrum (?) ; dual
A ® M ! D m 7 ! ft '
I a Wïï' I III
skhemi H ^ V\ , to play a sistrum.
Skhem (I' f\ A, Peasant 58 = H
J\
s-khemifl®^, p#|^,«obe
unmindful of, to forget, to ignore ; caus. of
<^ Rev. 13, 27, little;
111' Copt. çyHJUL.
P
skhem H,
skhem fl
n
e
\>
skhemu
183; var. ()^|1
edicts, addresses.
s-khemm
caus. of 1
1® t\X
' w ' to recite, to
£ -/»' , decree.
1, Rec.
skhemekh 0
N. 1180,
P
, decrees,
|^(|> to make hot;
0,P. 401, M. 573,
n
\ IV, 345,
*0 X» to amuse oneself, to rejoice,
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to feci pleasure, I
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, delight, pleasure, recreation/
holiday, joke, sport, laughing-stock; caus. (?)
Skhen-t (1JLY, fl ® , pillar, support ;
I £^ I I AAAAAA
©
'ww , Rec. 27, 226,
0111
Ï
AAAAAA I I »
s of a chair
or bed.
plur. I
H G YYYY L.1). Ill, 194, 16, leg
I ^AAAAA I I I I
skhenut H JtïYÏY iv, 612, H °
I O I I I I AAAAAA
B.D. 172, 42, the four pillars of the sky.
skhen, skhenn P«( V Rec. 33, 4,
n • fvn • o*-j,nj»o. P °
I AAAAAA \ 4 I AAAAAA ? 4 I O I 4 I AAAAAA
n
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
to fold in the arms, to
embrace, to contain, to hold.
skhen às-t 11
17, to embrace one's throne.
n
skhenu
Skhen ur
AAAAAA
1 e
,B.D. i53n,
J spells, incanta-
l ' tions.
n
B.D. 146, the doorkeeper of the ioth Pylon.
Skhen maât
^ L ' the name of a
AAAAAA >f3x^ sacred boat.
s-khen,s-khenn
fi ° a, n •
I AAAAAA I AAAA
AAAAAA
w
no
I AAAAAA
(WVAAA
•P.
/T (T^ I AAAAAA <•" AAAAAA (T^
hover over, to come to rest, to stand still, to
alight; P±^ ***, LD- In> Mob, to halt
I II I d I ' on the way.
skheniu[t] PJ^()()^Ç
J\, Rec.
8, 9, place of alighting.
skhennu H ® WT,p.43o1m.6is,
I AAAAAA cT"^ U
PlfT,N.„,,R® MW,
I AAAAAA I1* A JT I AAAAAA 1 1 _fl ("t A
those who alight
skhenu fl
Ö
AAAAAA (~
A, repose, alight-
AAAAAA Ci U I AAAAAA l£l fl N >* 1 (
a moment
of leisure.
Skhen H ° O , share, portion.
I AAAAAA •"»__/]
skhen (1 ® X bandlet, tiara (?), a special
I AAAAAA ' kind of cord.
skhen-t fl ° â^L Rev. ,3, ,,9,
n o u ' — r . •
II AAAAAA y/} Kev. 13, 92, crown; Or. }''XC,'T-
Skhen M ® Q, abscess, skin disease.
I AAAAAA
A y T~f AAAAAA
Skhenn I N^ *£™, to rot away, to decay.
skhenuiu P^^IJ^^^j.
dyers (?)
s-khenn f\JSJ^t n\£~<&,*-fl.
AAAAAA ^y I Ö *""*•** >^
fl \3>I AAAAAA to make to fall, to overthrow, to
I & Ö ' breach a wall ; caus.
Skhennu fl N51 ^7™ J)^—^, things that
terrify or frighten.
skhenà-t fl ® fle*3"*, tab,e' bank'
I AAAAAA 1 Û I SUppOrt.
skhenàfl © Oe,Rev. = n « A
I AAAAAA 1 y\ AAAAAA I 1
fortune, hap, event; Copt. cy^Lcyitl.
Skheni H @ ÛÛ ^, Rev. 13,75, event,
I AAAAAA I 1 J3 I
fortune; plur. I
I AAAA
^z0, Canopus Stele.
1 1 1
Ö
skhenu (1 ö °fl!,
I AAAAAA (£ U I
P @ °M'
aaaaaa _fl ^il
events, conditions, circumstances.
s-khensh 1 aaaaaa 7^, Rec. 26,65, 1 ^w
<0*J, to make to stink ; caus.
f\ m AAAAAA
s-khenti I fflh , V; 176, M. 316,
prilh^» PffflO P^' Rec-27,222»
PäZIP^^PfiT^'
PiHh^.piHh;iv..o3.)(iâ"7-K,
Hh. 393, to promote, to put in front, to make
to advance, to make to sail to the south, or up-
l-p-I AAAAAA
stream; caus. of (j||] 3 ■
skhent-t (?) fl c
I AA/
of Ani
1 © Äs
skher
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skher I ® ) , to plan, to design, plan,
design, destiny, arrangement, intention, advice,
opinion, character, affair, condition,
dispensation, scheme, business, plot, kind, species,
behaviour, manner, habit, wont, use, custom,
device, mark, trace ; plur
■.n
n
.in'
n
i;
n
n
0.)
, Sphinx
Stele ii, condition, existence;
n
I
todirect,tolead; fl^E fl| r^r-, é "^ {
P^fl
P. iii6ü,67, useful plans;
Ko_, under his directions ;
, celestial existence ;
manner of life ; I
Plan; [1J^
the innocent.
skhri H
m
.skhrit (1
n
'«il T © '
"^JI'eternal
J&û, manner of
A/) Jlvgj Peasant 191, 235,
«Hi U £± ' captain of a boat.
n «
(2. ", report, writing, document,
plan; var.
skher
n
n
«S<,B.D.
30B (Ani), to offend (?)
s-kher (lj^, U-3-.p^l.fl
L_J
, P.S.B. 10, 48,
n
\
n
j\
S?5*? (?, to overthrow.
Skher-t fl«Ä>^, defeat, overthrow.
Skheru jl«^^^, bowls overfull.
Skher S^-j^™™, B.D. 149,
150, a god of the 6th Àat.
Skher-remu P^^<==>|\%
} { ( Jj\, B.D. 149, the god of the Àat Àmhet.
s-kher p^
>UJ
, to cut, to pierce.
skher R Ä _j, Rec. 33,5, H ffi ^i,
to present offerings (?)
.^_J
s-kheri(?) P^^.^.p m
to belittle, to underrate.
S-kherp R 0 ft 3 , Sphinx Stele 3, to set
at the head, to establish ; caus.
S-kherti JI <=> q£ , to rejuvenate (?) ; caus.
skhes [l^,[l_^i^[l©[U
Leyd. Pap. 8,13, Mar. Karn. -53,37, |1 © |1 ^ /\,
Love Songs 3, 4, [1 Q flu 7^, [1^_-15^,
to run, to hasten = I @ I .
skhesu
run--*
(2. , runners.
111
s-khesef fl® l*qL.> Rec 27,219, I^Y
Qf> I^X °> to make to go back, to give
evidence against; caus. of *jYL^ .-A-
skheshen
var.
n
iVH
(?>p
□□ j\
, Rec. 26. 65 ;
s-kheti
A-, T. 171,
[V
,p. 118,
to turn back, to repulse ; caus. of
s-khetkhet
n
[V
4, 8,
drive back ; caus. of
/V , Love Songs
A-, to repulse, to
s-khet
Pîx-pja""-""*
down, head downwards ; caus. of V .
s-khet
I \\ -^V, Rev. 14, 2, to fall ; caus.
Skhetiu (1
1, fiends, devils ; fern.
skhet
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Pî^^P!«.»-**
P!il-jsl!tL'iä4!-.PA'
Pf M' MÎM. Mî^
P^'PliM'^™^,
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.snare, to lay a net, to erect a shelter made of
leaves and branches, to build a booth, to weave ;
j|0^^ J <=^> £> Amen. 12, 9, to weave
IStt X il \\ 21 'words; Copt. C(JO&e;
skhet
L-d
, Israel Stele 20,
n
t_fl
, to
, to snare in a net.
snare, to catch birds in a net.
s-khetkhet fl
skheti Jd & M- "2- JLiN •
P.66„pJo^^,P.7„,pJ^,
M3, hunter, fowler, snarer; plur.
skhet n®^d,n®?,u,i93,n'
£ ■-/») net.
Skhet *>Mr w i=r, Edfû I, 77,
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aaaaaa
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Skhetiut
the goddesses of the chase.
a name of the Nile-god and of
the Inundation.
, B.D. 112, 2,
,IV,
, to mould bricks.
skhet
Iï75'*É
Skhet ^-d^czzn, IV, 367, division;
—fL- ^-J®c=3 without division (of an obe-
AAAAAA f I 10* ' lisk), />., monolithic.
Skhet H ® o"^\^, plants, bushes.
S-khetkhet 1 ^i, enquiry, investi-
I Ci Ci Cli
gation ; Copt. ^OTjèeT, ^OT^T.
skhet PJL^ , injury, harm.
S-khet^^,u.459,[ljLJ,
V, I j(, tobe turned upside down;
A tk f\ H © tf placed head downwards ;
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p
s-khetkhet fl^ , p. 694, [1
O
o o
L-4, Rer
30, 193, to overthrow, to upset; I ^ \[
£^',-=^ ^7 ^7 N. 1155, a woman with pen-
\ ' dent breasts ; caus.
Rec 32, 85, a person
1 O
Y\-
men
skhetiu
skhet [1
1 fiends, the
1' damned.
who is head downwards ; plur,
hung from a barge head downwards.
Pi. Ill
£^|j>> B.D. 189, i
Skhetu p ° ^K \f * !, a class of stars.
Skhet her âsh-àru P JLï ^ff^
(j^fll.B.D.M.^eeUrVf
S-khet fi ® èJM. Rec' T9> T9> to make
y I c-^^^1' sail.
Ses H H Q = H H *l=_ fll , to roast, to burn.
ses-t n^Q-flfl^fJ, the light of
a fire, a bright fire.
Ses nfl£> = S-Seil pp"T\ to smell, to
breathe ; caus.
I ' = I I 3, to smell.
f\ r\ AAAAAA
SeS (?) Ill ^aaaaa, to drink.
I AAAAAA
Ses fl fl H, fl p ^ ^|, horse; Ses-t
1 n o n, filly, mare ; Heb. d*ID •
<*p<ï ( (1(1*1$ 1 L-D-IIIj 2o8e' a name
V. I I ffl J' or title of Rameses III.
Ses H 1^, Rec. 29, 144, [![• 5^-^»
PPS^'Mar* Karn*53'34't0walk't0flee;
J\
Ses -1 (?) P P o 5, ankle-joint (?) ; dual
ppoii;piur.pfloj?.
I I v, Rec. 15, 152, a garment of
ses-t
8
some kind, bandlet; Heb. tfaj.
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sesut
tk Jp IV, 692, inlayings of
' Jr 111 ' copper (?)
ses heb en ses
the 6th day of the month.
ses
<3E7
, festival of
1^0, flflo,
ip®, iv, 390,
pp°, pp^,
1 o'
• P '0> O, day; plur.
"| n n -n. O seasons, periods of time ; Copt.
I JT III' COT, CHT, COTCOT.
IRoOO, L.D. III, 65A,
sesu
@ o
, , , 1 1 1:
nnns Rec. 19, 15, time, seasons.
s-sa fl—f-^^' p- 409, M. 585,
N. 1191, to strip off clothes, to undress; caus.
s-sa Hh-1' WK'to make
to depart,'to drive away, to expel ; caus.
s-sa 1111^^,1,131, nn^,
Décrets 29, Shipwreck 53,
IV, 160, L.D. III, 140c,
to sate, to satisfy ; caus. ; Copt. TCIO.
Sesa P P IqI ^\ oô, Décrets 30,
sufficiency, provision, ration.
sesaaflfl^^^^.reP^oMP)
sesim (?) fl fl \\^|\ H , horses = Heb.
Q^D1D(?) UTfiD(?)
Sesu f Tp\\l<2: J J), Sesostris, i.e.,
Usertsen III ; Gr.
Anastasi I, 12, 3, 18, 8, 27, 3, 5 = Rameses II.
S-Suashpfl^^^.B.M.448,
to praise ; caus. (?)
s-sun p-h_4s*, N. 446, p-^--^L»=/],
I <WWV\ I /\AAAftA
WWAA \^J} I I ft/wwv TS?5, ftAAAftA (2.
Ä,u.0nÄ'^.,Re»....66,nnÄ.<6,
www t7 I I «ww /vww\£fi
L.D. III, 140B, to destroy by fire, to scorch, to
blast ; caus.
i^>
sesun-t a"w\a , a withering, a scorching.
s-sun àb P P -™» 4-^ ^' t0 be sick> t0
feel nausea, mental or physical.
s-sur
s-sutut
nr
to give to drink ;
caus.
ipo^^^,Rec. 4, 136, to
walk, to walk about ; caus.
« «ïPh n n n^-to cut>to destr°y >caus-
I I J Ç—fl1 Copt, cfi&e, ce&e.
s-sebi(?) PPJ.° ffi>
Pap. 3024, in,
to make to smile or laugh ; caus.; Copt. CUjß.6,
CCJU&I.
s-sebeq pp JI4, PP J f >t0 choose>
to elect, to indicate by a sign ; caus.
s.septnny.tys.nn^y,,
IV, 707, Pn^fl, flj^, Mar. Kam, 36,
28, to prepare, to sharpen weapons ; caus. •
Sesef 1 " ,p^jj-, Suppl. 1118
sesfi p 0*^(11 Thes- 1201, A.Z. 1905,
17, I l^=^|j[, Israel Stele 7, to smelt, to melt,
to cook, fire, hot ashes, tinder ; -<s>- ^\ /
nn^a , to make a blaze of something.
Sesem 1 I1b\ W, a pair of horses; varr.
% Pk4' ^h\R-Heb- °^D (?>
^ j^,, horse, mare(?>; plur. [1(1 ^$55,
,?,,IV, 699, PP^^fej|,'lV.659.
1 P^,y.'Love s°ngs r'8' P P°^ ^;
Heb. QiD^D.
Vv Qr» a kind of disease.
n—»—
I , M. 81 ; var.
111
sesmi
s-sen
s-sen
N. 88
nn7,u.565,nn|7,'T.3I,
nnj^,Hh.346,nn^,Re<,29,
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s«, (i(i g, PPT*4«, pp*7*,
sesen-t
s-seni
sesen-t
I 3, to smell, to breathe; caus.
AA/WVA
n-\ ftAAAftA
I , breathing, breath, smell.
| ftAAAftA _ | a*/w\a t0 make open.
1^^ o, P. 169, an opening.
n~\ ftAAAftA
sesenu
see khemenu.
Sesenu ppö|^, PPg1||
the eight primeval gods ; see Khemenu.
s-senb
nn
nn
, IV, 914,
nn
', A.Z. 1900, 128, to make sound or
healthy, to heal ; caus. of I «ww j j .
s-sentch flfT^^S-, 00 TT"*", won.
1307, to terrify, to make afraid ; caus. of I "»—\ 1
sesentchem |111 ^ | |^~-, 1,139»
flfl|^fl|!,Leyd.Pap.3,4,pp|^,
<£t, nM'w^|v^^) Ikhemefert 15, flflw
sweet-smelling, costly kind of wood.
Seser iï[l<r>fll, Rec. 31, 169; for
S-sert fl P^^^, IV, 749, to plant, to
cultivate; caus. of I X\.
S-sehu nn^=^\ destroy, destruction(?);
Ja' caus.
s-sekh (s-usekh) fl fl ®, u. 425 ,T. 244,
333i P. 456, to enlarge, to make broad ; caus.
S-Skhem 00^ t\ > to make strong or
powerful; caus. of |1 0 ^ ^ jj.
s-sqebh(?) ^P^J|[5> Rec- 4, 136, to
refresh, to make cool ; caus.
seska
, B.I). 70, 3, A.Z. 49,
56, a part of the body (?)
n
seska PPu^n.» a kind °f ^"ed'
sesh
sesh
, for
fciir
1DD
:, arrow.
lczxO\>, to unl>olt, to
111111111 ja
-j WW IIIIMIII
open ; see sen
sesh - kha -1
"opener of the body"—a kind of medicine,
aperient (?)
000
sesh
seshti
sesh
l-J]
, to pour out, to flow.
I ^7 II, the two breasts.
sesh
seshu
sesh-t
Ion A , to be white.
nnn .
I v , byssus.
1, IV, 666, ring money, rings.
\\ X
I ,1 1, a kind of grain (?)
0 o o j ^^_^
used in making offerings; fl00 ?, U. is«;,
1 T, U. 156, green sesh-t
white sesh-t
sesh -1
o ©
drought, dryness.
inn
Sesh-t
P.S.B. 17, 253
sesha
rvr\
; see
J^.,and
s-sha
^
.,Gol.
Ham. 14, 143, PÛM^^7^' GoL PaP-
9,30, n m
£ç yj, Koller Pap. 4, 5, to ordain,
to decree, to authorize, 10 instruct, to commis-
-;pai^^#.B-D-64^ubt|:
sesha-t \\m^& IV' "^
sesha(?) flcsn^czD.T. 339,1*. 627,
Verbum 387, guide (?) leader (?)
S-sha Mrm
//'N- 552
, M. 692,
no
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T. a68, f, M. 426, fl, f-^'ofo'
^f oSv Rec* 3°' I94'3I' 28' A'z* I9°6'I24'
IV, 1074, B.D. 57, 6, 152, 3 t, 169, r8, the
goddess of learning, wisdom, architecture,
Seshaà pon^ (), u- ^the learned
seshuà H
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s-shebsheb I 00 J izsz> J ^ , to
one.
, able, wise, a
wise man, skilful, cunning.
seshaut
Seshshâ
^T,N. 984,
"joo A Tuat X, the name of a
r-Tv-i 4 ' god in the Tuat.
seshâ-t flm, AZ- -9°8. r9> a kind of
I Uo amulet.
S-Shi H00 (j(j, T. 264; var. flao^\.
Seshu f, Stele of Palermo, ^%, U. 539,
4^%^. T* 295' a god of Iearnin& writingi
I Jl "t"' and literature.
s-shu [Irzxn^, U. 415, P- 274, [Iß
öd|, M. 489, [looß^v, P. 334, 335, to
lift up into heaven (?) ; caus. of rm M >P\.
S-Shui(loop^(|(),flp^o,pp^
■^Ä, 11) ^^, to dry up, to make empty : caus.
S-shu [Iß A, Rev., to repulse.
Seshuit MR o ^k, Jour. As. 1908, 273,
Ir W j|$0' rß^°^ '*vvound> striPe'
blow, calamity, disaster, misfortune, weakness,
emptiness ; Copt. C^LCy.
s-shua
nv~)
«
Iœ
Ol Ik ^ Vft ^^> to despoil, to impoverish ;
1 1 1
caus.
S-shui [1 ß ()() L-fl, Rev. = H ®*, to be
strong.
seshumi [1 |ß ^ (|(j |, jour. As. 1908,
304, to be weak ; Copt. CUJCyiUL.
vomit.
seshp L a ., Rec. 16, 133, to receive.
seshp-t II"*- o, u. 488, p. 172, N. 939,
a female who has conceived.
Seshpui [ï™^>()()> p. 39', M. 55»>
N. 1165, the two pillars of Rä. -
seshp (shesp) ^aE=1S) Hh. 381, Rec
3i,'9, 'D 0. l^:o, to shine.
seshp-t (shesp-t) [l™j|> N. 1365,
light, rays.
seshp-t (shesp-t) [1™^|, T. 373,
M. i25,N.694, [1» ° ß, [1ä° Ä§ =
a white garment or fillet or bandlet, white
apparel ; Copt. cyum.
seshpu n^Kü^tä, n^ü^x,
[1^:°^, dried grapes (?)
seshpen (?) O^TT. ulcerL, .boÄ
v ' D v3 blain (?)
seshepsut I, noble words.
n-«
seshem
3
k*
1 1 r
1 1 1
w
> I »—S
r^ o^ w ' form, similitude, likeness,'copy,
manner, behaviour, procedure, service, state
condition, action, conduct, design.
seshem reth *fs> ^f $ j, ^ j^
J A.Z. 1908, 16, the name of an
1 ' amulet.
*fa ^1. ^ -a !• Rec. 4,28, -pa ^
Jn <?• j, picture or statue of a god; plur. ^=9^
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Seshmit
<2>-,
a title of the
moon.
', goddess of
Seshmit f-^i^
the 2nd hour of the day.
Seshmit ^^ *f*^> ^*'
Zod. Dend., Thes. 31, one of the 36 Dekans.
Seshem Àf (?) ^^ i£, the rejected body
of the Night Sun-god Àf.
s-shem H^ |\ , u. 482, ^ ^ "^
p^. p^k^'p^
p^kl'^k^A'toguide,to
lead, to direct, to administer, to govern ; caus.
s-shem àb l^t
j\
a O t0 direct
.A 1 ' the mind.
seshem 1 ^p> t\ 3
, IV, xi 13,
l^i
1 . . .
1, administration.
\> P>
seshem-t p"!2» t£ P^tr^yM'3S5,
P^k^P^k'^P^H--
Thes. 1289, guide, guidance, direction; l^^b
->*->, Rec. 36, 155, the con-
1 1 1
li 1 1 4 1 ,db?
ducting of the festal service in the temple,
seshmi -fö^(j(j ^. "fö
' ^jtP* ï(^ 00 -^ > ou'de, leader, director ; plur.
Rec. 19, 19; -fö^^^^» ,eader of
peace, /.,, peacemaker; ^^ | |, *™
sesbmu [1^^, p. too, f^§^>
p. 309, P^^^^-^' Peasant 54, [1^
w
A vj£, Peasant 191, [)^ a ^^, U. 504,
T- 32', ^^fj^> uraeus guide ; fl^p»^°
seshem heb *fl^ Ik ^sp v&, a.Z.
1906, 131, director of ceremonies of the festival.
seshmukh-tp^lUJ °fll'
director of the universe.
seshmutaui H^>/czz:^K ct-=j,
director of the royal palace.
seshem "5^|^, fl^J?»|jjjU, 1 S*»
%. ^ fl ^^s^v vk _0_ a sacfed boat, a
S- ^ -^j^ U ' portable shrine.
seshmit ^jy^, ^
, divine guide, title of a goddess.
Seshem Àffi ^()*^"(|(]<5<, Tuat
VIII, a fish-god. ^^
Seshem àrânbfi "^p>()23i |kfr*^>
Tuat VIII, a dog-god.
Seshem Ast ^ i r|, Tuat vin» a/?r.m
di^aicU of Isis.
Seshem Asàr "S^ijCT» T^t vin,
the form of Osiris in the Circle Às-neteru.
Seshem ânkh ^g^ ■¥•, Tuat' ill,
" Living Form "—a god.
Seshem ba neteru "5^ &%J* 11T
Tuat VIII, a ram-god in the Circle Àakebi.
Seshem Nut ^ ! ö°, Tuat vm,
the form of Nut in the Circle Juat.
Seshem Neb-t-he-t ^TF, Tuat x,
a form" of darkness at the 2nd door of the dark
road to Saïs.
uat
JÜ' Tuf
Seshem nes-f ^p* c
VII, a star-god.
Seshem neter I^S^^T^^i Cairo
Pap. IV, 2, a god.
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Tuât VIII, a ram-god in the Circle Aakebi.
Seshem Hem ^p* ^\, Tuât x, a god
who destroyed the dead.
Seshem Heru ^i ^\ , Tuat vm,
form of Horus in the Circle Às-neteru.
SeshmuHeh P^t^.^^^j>
B.D. 17, 47, a title of Uatch-urA.
Seshem Khatri ^ "S* QQ, Tuat
VIII, an ichneumon-god.
Seshem Kheperà ^ ! S (1, Tuat
VIII, the form of Kheperà in the Circle Sesheta.
Seshem shet (?) ^^7, Tuat x,
a serpent form of Horus.
Seshem Shu ^^ ß, Tuat XII, the form
of the Sun-god at sunrise.
Seshem Shu ^S^l
r-K-i
0^1
Tuat
VIII, the form of Shu in the Circle Sesheta.
Seshem ka Amenti ^p> [_J |, Tuat
VIII, a bull-god in the Circle Aakebi.
Seshem Geb ^! "^ J, Tuatvin,
the form of Geb in the Circle Tuat.
Seshmu taui 1 ^ t\ %
j\
, B.D. 148, 8, a solar-god.
w ■ I AAAAAA
, Tuat VIII,
Seshem Tathenn ^S^1
,Tuat
VIII ; see Tathenn.
Seshem Tefnut ^!^
the form of Tefnut in the Circle Tuat.
seshemu ^ ^ Ig, iv, 373, the
Syrian hills where cedars were felled.
s-shemm flmj^^fj, to *arm,
heat; caus. of m|^(j.
s-shen
iiŒ
alight, to protect (?); caus. of
, B.D. 64, 50, to
A
sesheu I *w, a mistake for I
to open, to make a way through.
s-shen, s-shenn (1c=s==1 /"%<<,, P. 306,
l^O^' PS^^> t0 overthrow, to
breach or pull down a wall ; caus. of
ftAAAftA ^Y
T rvr\
ftAAAftA
ftAAAftA
sesheu
seshen
seshen
seshen
seshen-t
P. 420, M. 601,
. storm, hurricane.
, a field of lilies.
I "^, , lily knosps.
no,
Ö lily water, extract
111' of lotus.
r \\~i
ftAAAftA
Ck
y c~3, Rec. 36, 210,
garden-house, booth.
seshen-tchet(?) H00 ^ #, a
kind of reed basket.
seshshen 1 ao ^->, Z.D.M.G. 46,
ftAAAftA
117, Love Songs 2, 8, lily, iris, lotus; see
j, and compare Heb. |U?1UJ ; Gr. aovaov.
n
sesher fli
sesheru fl
1, plans, etc.
to plan, to
arrange.
I
l{
sesher
,cl, U. 553, to draw out, to
ô
clean out, to sweep out, to milk ; Copt. C^L^p,
m
Sesher I - Ù, I, 149, dung, excrement.
sesher
N. 719, 1™^, Rec. 31, 171, fl^^i t0
make to shine, to emit light, to bleach (?)
N. 328, I Ö H> Rec- 31» I72' bleached
linen; pta^™^^^"f, U. 394,
P^B,D.,H.3,pSHi
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s-shesp
l=-»—j, to open, to unbolt; see
pg csfct Rec. 30, X96, to
make to receive; caus.
s-sheser
n 0
see
8
sesheser fl 8 ..■"°; fl 8 ....□
corn, grain.
sshek
r-m
s-sheker
T|, Rec. 27, 224 (var.
), to cover over, to protect (?)
I <vz^ Ô = I ^3* Û, caus. of
-■^P"^. P^S
31
"1 r-m
DB' ~D
, to hide, to make secret, to make a
mystery of something, to make confidential ;
caus. ; Copt, cyoocyx.-
sesheta
1 i~\r-1
fl'
mystery, secret ;
^.. 1 ° a secret of the royal
T 6d harim.
I \ A.Z. X906, X30, to mount,
1 C30'
seshet
to ascend, to roll up, to revolve.
seshet fl**^]
• 1 .—e=~-
, Mar. Kam. 35, 63, to
make a horse prance about, to perform feats of
horsemanship, to circuit like a star.
seshet
seshet
1 c*c>^ 8 the orbit of the sun'
— fiV light-circle.
n^
<2
*
n*^—, iv, 615,
A.Z. 1905, 23, a planet (?) comet, or
shooting star.
seshet
1 r-\r-1
to decorate, to put
on a garland.
seshet (1™. u.„5.p™
162, 685, N. 1040,
1 r-rr-i
, N. 520,
, P.
n*^
, to tie, to bind, to tie round, to gird on.
seshet
12T' PT^- P
, P. 346, 413, T. 43,
n^
<=*=*, «=^:
p
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, bandage, bandlet, string, cord of a book,
girdle, belt, turban, diadem, tiara; I <*=^ Qe;,
a bandlet crown ;
plumes;
n*^
K-
a crown with
<=^> 111
garlands on their heads.
I AA/WVA TV ,_--
1 ! .. ,'1V'10«'
seshet
seshet
]c*°\ ir>f> Kubbân Stele 8,
v-^' crown, diadem.
T C3E
, Palermo Stele,
festival of the bandlet or crown.
seshet
seshet
n^
Rev. 6, 22, list,
document, inventory.
^!Ü5 A'whiP-
seshet-t
l^û, Rec. 2,,82, P^
U3
, Thes. X202, Mar. Kam. 54, 48, I
c*=*.
, Koller Pap. 5, x,
n^
<2
•py-
verandah, window, opening in a wall, balcony (?)
porch (?); Copt. çyOYcyf.
n
seshet
s-sheper fl^S
flT-P® D
[pn A.Z. X870, 17X, niche
LP in a wall.
^>-), Rev. 14,
seq
1^«», fl^>, P^\' Rec-
27, 227, to gather together, to collect.
seq
33l, 6o8>
A
' R 95' [LfA? R 2S5'
I A \ , P. 645, to smite, to strike ;
see
«pn fl >.;& Rev- lr> ^^ t0 destr°y;
seq 143^, Copt C(J0K
seq her "I4 * ç>, Rev. = Copt. ceK &o.
seq M ^ > sacking, haircloth ; Heb. pÇ." :
Gr. <t«Vaoç; Copt. COK, COOK.-
n
seq
, Sphinx Stele 12 ; see s-ärq.
^P-M-P^P-M
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Rhind P.lp. note 112, fi ° "|\ (j % Y L_fl,
Ani V, ,o oxal«, f^Mflf^;. A.Z.
1905, 28, to prolong life; caus.
S-qai-nu-baiu, etc. P Y Ö %jL' D
^=, f fil ' * tne name of the 3rd hour of
-^fSrlllo' the day.
s**P^M^'p^k?
, to plaster, to smear.
S-aä fi ^ <***"*" t0 vom't> t0 Pour out>
û ï ' caus.
sqâânkhiu pj^f"jjij> IV> "47>
P-lfÜHP-^W-
tins-n/o\ fl yi °-se^ to be laid waste,
sqanir) izi^a/wvaA%^', , , ,'
v ' I X destroyed.
squ fl^f|, [l^xf|,fuel(?) fire(?)
sqeb-^zlj^, P^J^^, Mar.
Karn. 54, 57, captive, prisoner of war.
Sqebfl.]ifl = flJ,l
sqeb n^J^.,to see. t0 look a'.ethee
«f7 ftAAAftA
to cool, to refresh ; caus.
lu AA^VW
sqebbup^jj^l«, bath-house,
Sqeb jl^iJ|,B.D. 142, V, 1 (j^[U
JI^QnJLJLn)'agod
a god.
Seqbitfl.j|^,«^M2,V,2La
S-qeb fl a J ^? &, Metternich Stele 7,
to cry out, to wail ; caus.
s.qebh[U]ff,P.394)[lf!^
M. 561, to cool, to refresh; caus.
saef fl ^ Jl t0 leave' wliat is left ' Copt.
^=_ il' COXÏÏ.
sqem
n
^ir* » van ^ "^^ > to
destroy, to annihilate.
S-qema fl ^4 Rec 36> l33, to consoli-
s-qen
date; caus.
to make bold, to encourage ; caus.
s-qen, s-qenn 0^0,0 =0,Rev.
i r, 93, to anoint oneself, to put on fat.
sqer (1 A xÇn, to sail; Copt. ccTHp.
sqer R ^ £==ß, Palermo Stele, 0 dj ,
P CX. ' R 77, U. 403, p^=^, P. 68, p ^ (j
^p^fcP^^plj
■—1. 1 r^j> Rec 26, 229, fl t_J,
ibid.3i>i72,p<f>^l>p<l>\,p<:^Äö, .
P<l^'P^>e!M<4'P2»1fl
, I „—ff M, to beat, to strike, to fight,
(1
^] 111111111
to capture prisoners ;
a door ; Copt. CIK6.
sqer-t P<=>L—fl, fight.
nA.nA
sqera
ive.
, to break open
n
, prisoner, capt
sqeru [I vt^' Prisoner> captive,
fettered; plur. P<^^j, P <Ö ^ $ j »
1 1 1
fN/V/l
P^IÉI
Sqerà ânkh ■$• p f^,, Palermo Stele,
PJ?1MT'IV'io°<>
=7
1
fJM^P^f.p^M.
a combatant captured alive; plur. I 0 T" A^ ''
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Sqerit
S
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, fighter, conqueror.
S
f1
n
eu
^ '^10 Ombos II, 130, a
Ç> fl' goddess.
=>^ 1 I
Sqer tchatchau
VII, the name of a star-god in the Tuat.
s**P4P4^1f<0
to hew, to cut.
seqes (?) 13 W, Anastasi I, 10, 9,
some hard substance.
S-aet(?>(lQl^(HTIi'
P.S.B. 16, 238, disposition, inclination,
relationship, a mathematical term ; caus.
s-qet [1^^
s-qeti
, Hh. 472; caus. of
^S^-P^X^
U.47«,p^=?}l)iJ^.I'-382,
P1
os,'
to sail, to travel about in a
boat ; caus
S-qett (1 \ ^£$ÊJ£. N. 954, fl \ ^
I
n
0
<**),
«— Ö
Gol. Hamm. 14, 134, , to sail,
to travel about in a boat. %
Sqetut jl ^| ^ ^ yj^, Pap. 3024, 71,
p^y^HI^P^^
a journey by boat, a sailing, a boat procession,
a course on the river.
Sqetll I i <=^ ç/^b ^, Shipwreck 27,
(1 J ^y^^, sailor, paddler; plur. 1 i ^
\m fl^^^|,Pap!3o24, 6?,
Sqeti
, Hh. 371, a god.
<£> the warder of the
Ö I ' 2nd Arit.
Sqe^i-her
sek p^=s»-(|p
Sek I y ,vz^, to cover, to dress.
sek re fl^* , u. 253, P^*?,
T. 273, [1 ^* \^, P. 26, P<ct ^p , M. 36,
I ,vz^* S , to purify the mouth.
1 \ ^—^° <==> Tuat I> a serpent-
L-tfl I ' god in the Tuat.
'L-/)^^, the god
Sek re
Sek re
Pt
of the 6th hour of the night
Sek her fl
Q
B.D. 13615, 3, a god
' of the lake of Fire.
sek
PI-PEPS PK
S—fl'
, to pull,
to draw, to draw away, to carry off, to make an
end of, to destroy.
seki
"^è, Peasant 205,
P'HX'HWX^PX
M 1 ^ffj, I ,. *, P. 64, N. 498, to perish, to
come to an end, to make cease, to diminish, to
be destroyed ; |1^=^(],N. 938.
» rc\. "WWin> the end, death,
sek
the finish of a matter.
seki-t
sekk
9 h^J> pain, anguish, despair;
v- l\ _ failure of courage.
, to bring to an end (years
I III/
seksek [1|^[1]^, p)[^=*^
V, Peasant317, |1)(^=*[1](2» IV>685,
Mar. Kam. 53, 27, 1^
nsn
, IV, 716,
-•PI
PI
seksek-t
© 11
x
to crush, to destroy, to subdue,
to cut down, to overthrow.
destruction,
f~"V overthrow.
PI-PI
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S
n
seka
L-fl,
S
id pi-hi^a- pi-
^K L—/), fighter, warrior, athlete; plur.
raÄI'PH-11^
11 <^z^> y /( $f ' > Peasant 3°3>
IV, 653, 659, p ][>=* (](] ^-f, Thés. 1203,
warriors, athletes, fighters, guards, soldiers,armed
servants, strong men, rebels, murderers.
, struggle,
C3
, Rec. 17, 116,
seki-t
fight, battle, slaughter.
seki-t 1| ^=a
slaughter-house (?)
Sek n^P*, the name of a god (Û "T^H
seku
***,
*
l
1 ; see
***
1«
sek âhâ^ JjLi <p, K^a ^ ^, a.z.
,872,41, P^»P^ "Time divider"-a
seki
PI
L-fl'
title of Thoth.
, to grind
L-fl
grain, to pound grain into flour.
sekit
w
...a
to transport by boat, to
ferry over.
, meal, flour.
I ^z^^^' L-fliu'Copt. CKA.I.
sek p|
sekut p I ^* ^\ ^, iv, 707, ships
of a certain kind.
sek I^,t. 275, I
I /VA/VNAA I
P. 28, M. 39, lake, sea (?)
/VA/WSA
AAAAA^
/VA/WSA
T. 342, P. 221, then, at
that time.
ska p
ska p U.^> p- 62I> Rec- 3h 173,
IjJ \£, N. 119, 824, pu S, fly
¥S'Pu^> Pu]^^>
1M ^ iL' Amen-8> ,7> P LJ^^
~ , to plough; Copt. CK<LI, C^Çi.!.
skaiu
skaut
H
I U N^ rjf ' » ploughmen.
PY^y^rr- py
*^J *\ IV, 499, ploughed land, tillage.
skaupu^^^)j.p^^i.
oxen for ploughing.
Ska Hi |^\ Hi, an animal for the
'—' _M^ \. plough (?)
ska
11 J j/\, Nàstasen Stele 31, throne..
s-kami
r—1
, Mar. Kam. 52, 19,
Décrets 108, H r—1
, Amen. 4,14,
(1-
*!&>
n
*,(!
, to make to endure
for a long time, to bring life to a close, to finish,
to complete ; caus.
to be grey-haired, white-haired, greyness ;
l S [^1^2' 0Ü f0r «"* hair;
Copt. CKIJUl, C-XIiUL;
n
Rec. 27, 219, the grey-haired god.
s-kamm 1
to defile ; caus.
s-kamkam
to overthrow, to annihilate
skar
^, to blacken,
n
X
, to destroy,
of sacrificial vessel ;
, Herusatef Stele 44, a kind
(If \<==> ^U ° the same
1 I flT III'in silver.
Ska I ^zz^> (1, an object like a short javelin,
I (Lacau).
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skà-t, ski-t 1 ^=^ (j a, m. 125, N. 695,
[l^()(|a,T. 374
tk U. 427, T. 245, then, at
Jj' that time.
sku
skep [l^$j|, f1
Rev.
t2, 41, a cry(?)
var,
Skem
sken fi
sken
n
l^^^»Rcc- 30,199;
tk $ I ibid. 27, 219, the
_Zl £Ü 1 ' grey-haired god.
, to cleave, to split.
, Peasant 178,
a beast of a man, glutton, drunkard.
^ G > unguent, oil;
skeu
Copt. co(Th
sker
G
ty>
sker
I \\ , to cut, to smite.
I .A, Rev. 11, 131, 12, 52,
-Sä J\
sekhem
metal weapon
Sekkes
Seksen
/VA/VAAA
_2ä
, Rev. 11, 134, to sail.
£
ra
Jp, Koller 1, 5, a
®
, P. 726,
P^j, Rec. 31, 31, a god
n /VA/VAAA ri
[I v, p. 650, I
I /VA/VA,
, M. 751, a
god, a messenger of Rä,
Ci Ci
Sektit y , Rec. 30, 187,
yw pi—od*, pr^- pi
^y^p-K^PTM-
|i jj, Rev. 13, 2, the boat of the setting sun.
; see U.
The old form is
470, T. 221, 222, etc.
Sektit [i|^*^>, the sacred boat
of the Nome Prosopites.
seg [l&j ^, deaf; and see pS^^.
seg (1
seg-t
, opposition.
1 n 0 the foal of an ass ; Copt.
sga
sga
s p
S ^ ^jjx L-J, to attack (?)
S^^, A.Z. 1905,31, Pö^
i, Rev., to be struck dumb with
astonishment, dumb;
n
s
w
' Anastasi I,
!' 17.1.
;v. 14, 12,
Sgai[lffl^[(j(j]^|,,Re,
quack of a goose.
to utter cries, to call out.
s-gab pS^J^JV Rec. 10, 6, to
make to bow, to force.
s-gap
n
D <2
25 *£v\ " ""ffft? Rec. 21, 86, to
fi Û <^ A
cry out, cry, lamentation ; see I ^Çjé» *£\ ;
Copt. CtJK£.n.
s^P^2,Ö'P^I,Ö
tower.
sgâ (?)
sgi
M, 97,
segmu (?)
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," Anastasi V, 19, 7, fort, fortress, castle,
I o, to carry (?)
• S Ml Ü, to remove.
s-geb(?) p&J, PsJ^^j.Rec.
I JJ J Of» Metternich Stele 44, 47,
Heruemheb 21, P S J % ^> Kubbân Stele
25, to utter a cry; Copt. CtJK^n, CtJ(T^.ll.
Sgeb > S J jfo > captive, prisoner.
Seeb H A D fl LlD- IH' 2o6' a god of
ögeD i^J^J, the torture chamber.
Sgeb-àm, etc. p & J ^ -[}- = Q
, B.D. 145A, the
Q D
TrTe w w
door-keeper of the 14th Pylon.
- S-gebgeb 1 & J S J j|j > to constrain,
to compel submission.
**»|1^& P^.^.3,30,
wailing, lamentation.
1 wwwQ perfume(?);Copt.
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S
n
to make to
see ; caus.
S-genn R „^ =0=, Rev. 6, 26, I^A/wsA Ö,
I /VA/WSA I */VW\A III
to anoint, perfumed oil, A.Z. 1884, 88, to
prepare anointing oil ; caus. ; Copt. COÖIt.
Sgen H S Ä, Rev. M ffi =0=, Rev.
j 1, 132, perfume, anointing oil; Copt. COCTtt.
sgenn
S
/VA/WSA
/VA/WSA
S"£T -, Koller
2, 1
1 JÏL ^ , ■' 1 S Q ^, oil, ointment,
AAAAAA I I I AAAAAA I
balsam from Sinai ; Copt. COCTlt.
s-genn P-JSL^, P*^^^, to
make weak or helpless ; caus.
sgennm
helpless ones.
ß
AAAAAA
M&
I I I
, the inert,
sger
n *
I S t Jlj to beat (a drum); see
sger
S
, fort, fortress, a
strong enclosed place.
s-ger
Rec. 26, 65,
P S Q d^' IV> 967> P S S rff, 0 S
V ST' t0 ma^e s'lent> t0 still, to hush, to
silence; caus. of ^ Qf>' fj ' ^ Q Qr>
the tomb; |1 25 f\ QaV& , t the dead.
Sgeru 1 S ^ ^ j, the silent ones.
Sger-t I S <=>&, silence, stillness.
Sger-t p S
Ck the city of silence,
© ' /.«?., the grave
Sger
n s
, Berg. 33,/>.,
Sgeri [l^ljljr^, Rec. 3, 35,drachm
s-gerh pj^J^, P S j[__j
n s
Rec. 13, 48,
Rev., to be at peace, to quiet, to pacify, to
subdue ; caus. ; Copt. CCTpA-g/T.
Sgerhit PJ^J^^. P-S.B- »5,
221, "Tranquilliser"—a title of Skhemit.
sgergu P ^, ^ 777» PJ^X
, parts of a ship.
Seges
t, M. 826,
1318, a town and a town-god."
n
N.
Segt
n
, Rev. 14, 40 =
Ci Ci
set
sett
set
I Ci, absolute pron. 3rd com.
"Ie* U. 197, P. 100, absolute pron.
c' 3rd fern. she.
n
n
, later form of
[U
set I ^, , they, them.
I III 'a III '
set Mji^j M. 459, throne, seat; plur.
PjJjjjJ^,M. 174, P. 607.
set H X, to break = ~*~ ^ X.
1 >P H *P c n t0 break, to cut,
'X' 'X^' to bite.
set
set
n
\>
, tail ;
, tail in
the mouth, i.e., encircled.
set 11 S». , I n. ç>, tail of an animal ;
A
^X H H ^ P an an'ma^ tnat carries
its tail high.
set H a <§), babe; var. H ^ jj§). '
set (1 , a stone ; varr. ' >ïî>^, >ïî>^
I mnii a mi c-*=^ mrm
Set (Setesh) 5jf,u.s,7*>35>>n Q
mnD
,, ^
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N. 333, Hh. 333 P ^ ^
j-Lj^, Rec. 27, 228, P «=, M. 63, P. 174
>^|, B.M.4663I; j|| fl J - J, the

s
[ 707 ]
S
children of Set, i.e., fiends and devils,
, N. 951, the SeU
gods, heavenly and earthly; >$-rJ y)> IV» 808.
setà-t 1 Q (]q, T. iQ2,P.677, 0 ° a,
N. 1289, appertaining to Set.
Rec. 16, 119, Set of the acacias.
Set
n
■jlo the star of Set, i.e., Mercury.
Set (Setekh?) (1 21, Edfû 1, 91, god
Set- flu ?\ ^, the god of
the 5th day of the month.
set I <=> {AC > to sow seed ; Copt. CI"f\
set \\1[ c==2, N. 796.
I l) o o o o
set Pg, B.D. 179,2
set-t(?) R& °\ Love Son^ v' 5,
I vim summer-house (?)
-t-tP:0T=pj:0T—-
Sta-t (Sthit) ZSZ, Palermo Stele, ~®~,
n -^-s _^_ "«- -«- -«- @ -^
U'7' öö 1'^- ' öö' s ' ICD' ÏBHE'
-p- -^~
_ ', a measure of land, the arura; plur. —(j>-,
CZD —ç—
<g<gg
<?>
stai-t (sthit) ~^~ g, -ç-
thread, cord, string, measuring cord.
Sta (Sthiu?) ~®~, repurchase ; plur. ~^~,
Rev. 14, 46.
stai (sthi) "~^~
sta Hq
e
, to measure land
D
x^,Rec. 21, 15, [1
, Àmen. 22, 3, to hold a possession legally
n
20,1,
set, sta I a~~^ , IV, 1102, 1^, la
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As. 1908, 269, -Ç-, -^"L^,
a'I'D
, to bring, to conduct, to
•f1
D
lead, to tow, to draw or drag along, to withdraw,
to unbolt a door, to place alongside, to compare ;
Copt. X^-Cee.
stas (stasta ?) P S "^ fl ^ , Pap.
3024, 12, to lead.
stasta
—(p—
1^0° ^\ ~~^~ to Press>to ur8e
D D _S^. j\ ' on, to drive.
Sta (Sthi) ~®~, IV, 966, leader, guide ;
A
_fl>— AAAA/VA
Tk" %? A Rev- r4, 49, dealer in vege-
mirY' tables.
staiu -ç-
w
—Ç—
I I I
111
—Ç—
I —O-
!• a
D
n
haulers, towers of a boat, bringers, leaders.
1110 1
those who tow the boat of Râ.
Staiu (Sthiu) -ç- *$\ ! %, Tuat II,
the blasphemers of Râ who were condemned to
destruction.
Staiu Râ -Qr
, Tuat VIII,
stastau
Sta
—(D (ï>—
-A J\
j rebels, oppo-
l' nents.
1 ^ -ç- B.D. 168, IV, a bull-god—
D J\ ' a form of Osiris.
Stait ~~^~ Tuat ^^> a wind-goddess who
o ' was reborn daily.
Sta en Àsàr, etc.
nSlàT
H , etc., B.D. 145, 146, the 13th Pylon.
sta
]d1^^ " T'receptadei
an object in which to carry things.
sta
I ^ www water-course, canal;
_—(J~~ AA/WVA
I AA/WVA AA/WVA , IV, 944«
I I I /VS/WVA
Sta I S lj\ ~~^~, Anastasi I, 14, 8, ramp ;
n c —ç— s inclined way up to walls of a be-
\ ü j\ 1 ' sieged cily-
Statt (sthitt) gg, "X"^,
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P
—<ï>— ce g§
tain, cemetery, the grave ; ;• ^ ^ «w*1 , i
the Theban necropolis.
sta (stha) P~£~^^> Hh- 544» ^^>
—(ï>— —(g— —(g— |
I O'aO'O I !
n a -ne -ç- n ö "^~ (1 ö ^ ~^" O
l'om^a' I'd ^'I'ob ^ni'
filth, offal, anything beastly or abominable.
■PSÏJ&PSÎS
sta H
03
term of abuse applied to the enemy
sta-t (sthi-t) ~^~
I, fiends, devils, a
i IV, 53, 426, a
plate or sheet of metal; a | 1\ D
—(P~~ -r-<-
<=><=> c , made of a single sheet.
sta, sti pg^fj, Rec. 16, ,32, p °
»•PÄM-PSM»
P5K1W'P5M&W"
to light a fire, to make to burn, to make fire ;
P^ei?k^^Tli'tocast
utchats ; Copt. C<LT"e.
stai
sta
PSM<
PSSSG
fire.
1=^3,
forge, furnace, oven,
kiln.
Sta fl g "^ ^, Rec. 3, 4, light, radiance.
staib P D ^ 11 J ^ Ä't0 stop't0
shut up, to close ; Copt. çyX^JUL, cyxeJUL.
Star n a (j (g _&û Jj, Rev. 11, 182,
splendour; Copt. cxkX, c-feXXi.
s«pi:-.p-Tr.p-T^.
Hymn Darius 27, to eject seed, to beget, to
sow seed; Copt. Cixe.
.AA/W/VN _, «-»^ ^ /WWV\
MWM
/WW>A
sti ^f ^» Rec- 3»49, ^ ^___/1,
/WWW ,
_ A/WWX •
Cl /WWW
/WWW
(WWW
/WWW
^r , Rec. 3, 48, to pour out water, to pour
out a libation, to make water, to drip, to
overflow, a flowing'out, effusion ; ?==^ ^^* /WWW d V\ ,
û ûl /WWW _,if
jT* £=> \!\, sprinkled, watered, poured out.
stit
111'
/WWW
WlWM
/WWW
(C==S)> Q f s»
/WWW .^_0-<«< /WWW
&&&, II /WW>A> seed, moisture, outpouring.
■> 1 ÏÛ /WWW
Still || (] (] > vases, water vessels.
P^^ü' P^^H'IV'6i5'Rec'2o' 4°'
P:tM'PT»T-Wi-
XM i ' TM-iays-light' sPiendour'
radiance ; (] /j\ (1 mm« O, sunshine ;
Ö <§.
~-J ^ » one
*¥* ß, light-emitter.
Sti reh pet r=a S ra
of the 36 Dekans.
sti - heb sti TSi^^S^7'
the name of the nth day of the month.
Sti *¥*, Palermo Stele, 0 *T\ T. 206,
a L-ü' Anastasi *' 23' 3' I 'ö J ' Ï
^G- ^C- ~• f <toshoot
arrows, to eject something from a case, to throw,
to harpoon; *f* ^ ^ j^ Ç °> Jeter la
vendange; ^~ T^ f^' IV' I2°35 PX
fl<r>^v ^j\ , Peasant 228, to spear
fish • *V ? %\ 4L,^ IVj Io62't0 shoot
'ûIIû I JI /rr> <=. I ' game in the desert.
, to shoot a glance of the eye;
in the sight of,
opposite to.
C VC*
stl Ju
em sti *— "if*1
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sti:»Tk&p*w
P ^^f* ^ % "T" $> Peasant 239> bow-
archer, shooter ; plur. "jf^ ^ l, [J
man,
Sti
*
i, a lascivious man.
, B.D. (Saite) 24,
4, 46f., 149, 14, a title of Set.
R.B.a »5.1. .^â-S5Ä-T11
° ê* T" 110 B\ i 'a godd'ss of the Firsl
Cataract, consort of Khnemu.
Thes. 31, <%£%> (1 o t O, Denderah III, 24,
the goddess of the ioth hour of the day.
StitesuioJ^^.rK,
B.D. 149, Denderah IV, 80, a serpent-god,
70 cubits long, who lived in the 4th Àat.
"»■iKklÄI.P-T
1
!,
T
1
l-T^l-T:ki
IQ 3X ,2 1
Hû 1, Asiaticsand Nubians.
Sti-t () I r|), an Asiatic woman; plur.
IN11 1, Rec. 31, 13.
[win 1
Sti-t ^OH Leyd. Pap. 14, 4, ground,
I) o I ' grave (?)
sti-t X n' PIS' Rec- 36'2l6'the
name of a chamber in a temple.
*Jf™, R o (](j Q , to light a fire, to kindle, flame,
T° Pi Hi *St~ ° (1 t0 kindle sacred or
oU'ê' 0 ^'ô' ceremonial fire.
7, 229, n o V\ (1, fire, flame.
Sti [UQIJtjbw, P^ljljfJlflWfl'.Tuatlll,
a fire-spitting serpent-god, the protector of the
holy gods.
Set (Sti) em àr-t-f [U Q l^^î,
f] ö (1 ^=ö I " Fire in his eye"—the god
I '4 -<e>- *^_' of the 6th Pylon.
Set (Sti) her H m Q ^, Tuât vin, a
serpent-warder of the 7th Gate.
a-T3
Sti-t ([ O, ft A*/W\A
1 /VAAAAA
T° X Ho"*"^!? bo"1, blain, ulcer, car-
o<=±£=i' I v ^' buncle, swelling.
O '
f PM^Pj^P^PS
1^,1 „. I™ f" ^aaaaa bad smell, scent
! 0 1 3 I Olli I -wwsa'
or odour ; Copt. cf".
stineterfl^J.fl^J.rv,^,
the scent of the god.
sti»ebPMJ^.p>
p>ju™-p:^p:i&
K&y, incense burnt at a festival.
Bttakh.t(P)-(lV|lfllI^.P:°
Iflfl.^,'Harris I, 40, 9
„+j R ° i M 1-» drink offering, measure
I W^'o \\ ' of wine.
Sti(?) [1^5^, leg, knee (?)
Sti R ° (j(j, Tomb Ram. VI, 50, a god.
Sti R o (](] LJ, to weave; Copt. COT6.
Digitized by
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Stl I oi1!1! T ' odour; Copt, cf.
stia(?> Pu'k'™-433
stim P^X^^^TJ» fodder' vege*
tables, garden stuff; see ß jjjjil, ^y ^ ^,
Copt. CIJUL.
sti-t p^J^. Rev- -s. 17-p~
^ S»^ ^ m' graSS' verdure-
StU (?) H o ^ ^, to provide (?)
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S
p
^™h£}W0*7X^
stur
P^
L-fl
, to work, to prepare.
S-tur R "^t, to cleanse, to purify; caus,
to treat with drugs, to
embalm a dead body.
, Peasant 249,
S-tUt (1-offl, (lo^l
flo^W, Ho v\"w, to observe some custom,
to do something usually done, to make a copy
or image, to fashion, to typify, to symbolize,
counterpart, image; lo^\ li (I, Rec. 20, 40.
S-tUt flo^K0]], fl^^?3 , to collect, to
gather together ; caus. of o^è\ t.
Mission 13, 50, decree,
steb-t floj
steb(?) Ho J
edict.
Rev. 14, 46, farming
tools.
Stebaf H o J| ^\w, Rev. 11, 145,
H H R ^ m ibid. 11, 150, a tool or weapon ;
|l-J|\£l, cVcoT&eqf?)
StebU lu I V\ /VAAAAA } No I (3 /VAAAAA } tO
I «äil /T BAAAM I «All /VA/WSA
Il n /VAAAAA
drink with enjoyment; var. 1 /va/ww.
V P «all /VAAAAA
S-tebh fl ^ J § Jl !, to provide with
food, to provision ; caus. of o | 9 i ; see
P
Step M ^ a, L.D. III, 194, 35, to advance
Step fl^^-v,T.287,P.39,M.49, P^,
_ 1 /] \\» -^j t0 cut»t0 cut °^»t0 slay-
8
step-t *0 A'm-2°3'Pd^0^^'
683, I C5V», n^c?^, a piece of
meat specially selected and cut off for an offer-
N
ing
; plur. FT*
• C5V»C?^C?^,P. 540,
•Po'
^,N.68o, |Id o Y' I'd^-d W'
D J?l'? ©I'D olll'o dSJ' 43-
to select, to choose ; Copt. CCOXU.
stepu
D (?. U
*
D o*
a chosen person or thing ; II 3 1, picked
words; cr^, selections from a book; " ,
111 # 0=0
choice bread; " M ft n, the pick of the
/VAAAAA 1 A
stable; ^ g ™** <g> "^J (j g/ a bag of
fine linen garments; 1 ^§\ " **w* ^ i
1\ -., Shipwreck 94, the choicest of Egypt;
ä=37, IV, 390, selected in olden time.
D o .. -fl
stepep ^, p. 204, PD'°Div— » M. 203,
Steppu " n£, a chosen person.
step sa [1^^, P. 184, 193, M. 292,
;, p. 651,730, M. 753,-D ^.^
, to perform magical ceremonies with the
D
view of obtaining life and the protection of the
flu/* .. (Ol • riû/* s Q /WWSA
8°djPD^H",-^p-695'Pü-«.T»'
p-5W- Tu t f i P-lv:IOIfi-
Step Sa £v^ Q ' protected by an amu-
/\ nmn * let.
step sa fl"* \ £V \ flc
o D «WW«» £—-
-^•n r d
,ü - , . ., c - - , ,a chamber in
n1 A ' An1
the sanctuary wherein the transfer of the divine
power from the god to the king took place ;
gave him life, strength, health, and joy of heart
in the step sa chamber," IV, 1013. Step sa is
also used as a title for the palace and the king
himself, e.g., IV, 194.
. . j the name of the 20th day
step
of the month.
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Step " v " v," 11 ,a garment made
of a special kind of stuff.
Step lÛ^,a kind of plant.
stef
'^_^' P?\ ^^'t0 cutj t0 hack>
to slay for sacrifice ; varr.
Ck
, Rec. 19, 92, butcher.
stefu H
Stef I " A-, to turn aside or away
Stef I *aaaaa , to be pure, to be refined ;
I ^es»— /VA/WSA
v\ vwwv, clear, pure, refined (of copper,
^^~»_ TT /VAAAAA
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stef-t n ^_ ° n £. °. n
a III o
a disease of the belly, purge (?)
n q
/VA/WSA
/VA/VNAA
/VAAAAA
Stef
stef(?)
s-tem
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
n
Edfû I, 81, a title of the
Nile-god.
.Ai-
n
, p. ,89,
Ck
Ck Ç3
The
to make an end of; caus. of
variant passages M. 357 and N. 908 give
*« 4 21'
s-tem
Stem ^^f^^X, fodder, field or
garden produce; see l^s.^J Copt. CIJUL.
_m!*. /VA/W* Jwv, back.
stem
n
n
n
, an assistant priest ; see
, I /VA/W* Q} to mark out, to distinguish,
to make a difference between, to exalt; caus. of
^, to distinguish between winter
■ AA/WVN
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and summer r M "¥?* 1 *s£\ 4 I *aaaaa ^ te^
De Hymnis 47, [thou] distinguisher who
hast distinguished.
Stennu \\«£~)y?\, a noble or dis-
I ö Ü I IT> \ tinguished man.
stenit
Ck
AAAAAA
Ck
II, 39, (var. in Nu), distinctions
I, B.D. 125,
s-tenn
AAAAAA i , to swell (of a boil).
AAAAAA U
sten P^IT' PI— ü-"-6*
N. 1240, P. 642, a kind of garment.
Sten M ^ \v , to slay, to kill.
Stenit fl^H, the name of a serpent
I o \ (U\ on the royal crown.
Rev. 13, 120, P^/^J, |1^^/^,
Coronation Stele, 8, 9, the White Crown.
s-tenem, s-tenemm p û I t\^,
I AAAAAA J! rt^N
Ck
AAAAAA
mislead, to lose the way ; caus. of
, Osiris 34, to lead astray, to
û /IRA.
stenemu H ° i f\ % ^ v&, he
AAAAAA J _HF*Ä _ZT CÜ
who leads astray, he who makes a mistake.
n.
, worked, chased (of metal).
B.D. 169, 25, wooden
tablet (?)
ster
ster
Ster 1 ° ^^, a kind of plant.
Ster-t I <rr> O, purification, pure thing.
sterit H ° ()(| o {^|, P. 1116B, 21,
to make prayer or supplication.
steh
'ra
a wooden instrument used
in grinding.
lfn*J. flg^^l^ev.xx,
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steh-
60, revolt.
steh fl^r^,Rev- I4' 46' ru^sfe;
s-tehen |1]|^, Rec. 15, 178, [l]j[
Al "\ P AAAAAA
v^ j, to sparkle; caus. of J£ ffi =
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stekh PSI- Kiï-W"°ss =
Stekhi H 2 ûû ^ ^ » malign magic.
stekhu H ^ %^f »t0 treat a body' livin8
T n Uv ®
ordead, with drugs, to mummify; see lo yN™;
var,
■ n ° o
setkhekh flJ^Lr n> to treat a body
I §$?§$' Vi i ■'I
o^gand
DD
n
12, 93
Ml III
mnD
Gol. Hamm.
with drugs; see I ^ ^
Setesh flû 4,P
Set; varr. [1 J ^ , ^
setshu p,^,^
» 93
S-teka I | j [\ , to light a lamp ; caus. (?)
s-teken fl^ê* a ,t0 mLalce t0 aPProach»
I /vAAAAA to bring near ; caus.
stekniu (1^0%^, P^ö%
I /VA/VNAA Jl I I I /VAAAAA Jl
-^ porters, those who bring offerings, in-.
mi' vaders.
Steg 1 TT irCg, to hide oneself, to take
refuge; see [If
3-tega H
P
-^5-
steter
o o
Hymn Darius 32,
to see ; caus.
I ryl) Rev. 14,
68, stater ; Gr. orarfr ; Copt. C<LTeepe.
seth
seth
lo! behold!
P. 338, M. 640, to reach out
(a hand).
to bear up ; see
s-th (s-thes) R:
pra-
seth (Sthi) 0^, seed; Copt. Clf.
seth (sthi) [l£=3, u. 422, \\s==ijff^i
Ci Ci Ci Ci
T. 242, ['^—^ I g "j , to eject seed, to
beget, to sow seed.
Seth (Sthi) (1 S=S »S Q , Rec. 30,
187, to light a fire.
SthU-t s=^\0 light, radiance, splen-
o Jl 1 11 ' dour.
seth (sthi)' [le^jp^ , to spear fish.
Sthiu »^ I j, iv. «6,,^
I , Asiatics and Nubians.
I 1 1 1
seth (sthi-t)
W£ ^>
ftrnft, Stele of
Ptolemy I, 14, land, estate, pasture land.
seth-t (sthi-t) ^^, ^^ J|, ^^
^ö,^^,^^,P"^,Rec.
I ^7TT?S
Rec. 31, 174.
G» libation vessel.
Ci Ci l Ci Ci I ' I £^
32, 79, garment, apparel, festal raiment;
Rec. 27, 219
seth-t R^
seth-t II
n a-
/?ï7TTp£
■0,n
w
on
/?ÎTm^:
Rec. 36, 216,
chamber.
Sthi-t ^^ ^ J] ,- a tiring woman.
Sthit, Sthàit P s=» (] ^, P. 297,
Anc. Eg. Ill, 239, J], a goddess of
the First Cataract, consort of Khnemu.
Seth (Sthi)-her *=* J, Ljtanie f6». a
v ' • ©> w I » forrn of Rä.
-ÖÖÖ
9
Sthit-s-mm-Nu £=$■
öS
/WVW\
• \AAAAA
ftAAAAA
, Rec.
X
34, T90, one of the 12 Thoueris goddesses, she
presided over the month ^^ frîtî .
Seth-t flS=5fc=3, Rec. 27, 225, 1
L_=fl, to frighten, to terrify.
seth(sti) [1™, u. 9, P. 293, fls=rt3 »
' *fr» I p., smell, odour, scent, perfume; plur
P^o.T. 282, 332, P. 294; £^[1"
T. 347, foul stink; Copt. C*f".
seth heb P*f ffl^-"-«6- P&
ftoJf^.p^^.p^®.oint.
ment used on festal occasions.
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Stha P"^, U. 33*, 553, T. 317,
.-ç_, Rec- 3»> 27,
1_^_ A, [1^^'^ , Rec. 27, 225, to tow,
to drag, to pull, to lead ; see
sthaut
£} Ä J\
"|S==5Z^_ N. 971, towings of
-<o-
boats.
Sthaiu ~~^~^J, those who tow boats;
^- 1 v\ 1
~"<£~ •=**=, unseen haulers of boats.
—ç- o \\
n
stha
s-tham
Ö,
n
a jar, a
vessel.
n
to clothe, to wrap up in cloth, to bandage.
Seth-àb ^<"T~, Tuat VII, a goddess.
Sthethi
Sthu
sthep
, Hh. 343, a god.
Tuat IX, a monster
serpenter ' , warder of the 9th Gate.
, U. 548, T. 303,
D
sthep
']s==i (M^ ^# to cut in pieces, to
D h A' slay.
P. 681, to select,
0J\' to choose.
Stheput I ^, portions of meat selected
for offerings, fl^^^j, -«.eoffChose,
sthepu
Rec.-36, 216 . .
n
sthep
D
, T. 185, P. 183, 196, 674,
N. 1282, M. 291,
DJ\
, U. 491, P. 579,
==s J] Hh. 425, to remove, to carry away, to
Du transport.
s-then fl0*)
sthenà
; caus. of |
tinguished person or statue, eminent, prominent,
notable.
sthen
I $ J\ , to journey, to retreat.
sthensthen
fl^fl
w
, to travel, to
journey, to conduct a party.
sthenà
0 X| J[, Anastasi I, 28, 2,
M (I .A, P. 11161$, 43, to compare.
I /W\A/V\ 1
sthenà-t
s-thenem
A ° a thing compared
1 J\ ' with something else.
ftAAAftA 1 J\
to turn back, to turn aside or away, to lead
.astray; caus. of
sther-t
sther
^, eyelid, eyelashes.
IsU senther J ™, .natron'
000 & o o o incense.
•*~praodf
|ls=5^L^, |l"^^L^,'to exalt, to
lift up, to exalt oneself, to be exalted; caus.
Copt. zice.
sthesu
pr*ah* prv^
1, those who lift up or exult ;
\1
!,
those who lift up praises or who raise the song
of praise.
sthesu Shu- P"^JP^|.
1ÜÜ1 fnt ß © $> the four !upportsshuf
s-thes n2^^^)©, l^-^io, iv, 659,
I —h— ts^b, to lie at full length, laid out,
stretched out, to lie prone, dead body; —-•»— (I
Set flc^CL^j^, Palermo Stele = 1° jl,
Set—the god of evil.
set
set
P
"^
, to cut, to pierce.
^1'
I r X , 1 ^ -A, Israel Stele 4,
PT^>
PT^PS-PT^P-^
\> x
Tombos Stele 11, Rec. 30, 220,
T%
set-t H
to break, to smash, to cleave,
to breach a wall.
Ç—fl,
y -/ij breach,
break, opening.
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set p
X L—û:
of canal, a branch of the Nile.
Stit-qesu PTll:^
■P
\> X
L-/J
■ X
I- I '—L-fl
of the 42 assessors of Osiris
, " Breaker of bones," one
set I p. LJ, to loathe, to be disgusted.
Set I <-^-a , impurity, dross.
P"^, Pö^-4>t0 dress'- t(i clothe> ?
I \> Ô J3 I \> array in fine apparel.
Stiu P x"3 Û (j ^—^, dressers.
bandlet, headcloth, garment; varr. (1(1
set [1ö\,T- 38,310, p. 564, [1 ^X>
Amen. 13, 4, lc-*=^ l^i , I P , tail, rump;
plur. I es ^K \>, Shipwreck 163; -d^&\ T
I ^, P.S.B. 13, 412, tail in the air; Copt.
Cé.T.
Set
ptto- mp=A.
Palermo Stele,
:-P\
m
"festival of the tail"; plur.
QjOj, IV, 569, 1095. A festival which the
king celebrated" every 30 years, or after great
events, however frequent, or whenever he wished
to obtain a renewal of his life from the gods.
setentpet
Ö
, irfiihi ö ' ^£7,
the name of the 27th or 28th day of thé month.
Set-t I Anastasi I, 6, 1, section
of a book, page, column of a papyrus.
tet n
stet
,\>EU 1
1 ; see
n
k
o\> £!l I
set pennu P"—* J^L^, rat's-tail, a
\> Ö @ 111 '
herb used in medicine.
setu im mämä (?)
!ö
l^i, a plant or herb used in medicine.
Set SU n ^^ 1 ^K ^, a kind of plant
set sheps-t(?) P^^
A.Z.
1880, 95, a part of a chariot.
X
set-t (stit) ~ Il Q1 Rev- I2> 66>
1^^ ÛÛ (11Rev- l*> 2°> fire; Copt- cé.T-e.
s*a P <=■■&•T-27> P ^klf
N. 198, P. 611, 707, Rec. 27, 217, 34, 177,
lc^>lk\ ^Lg^è^-, t0 quake, to tremble.
stetiu n
n
} those who shake,
, . old men
stata (sett)
"^gé, to quake, to tremble ; Copt. CXUJX.
stau
¥
, palsy, quaking
paralysis, the shaking sickness.
sta les
Sta ur n
a kind of marsh bird,
bittern (?)
, U. 187,
, T. 66,
M. 221
>P
, N. 598,
n.
^^^,Rec. 29,153, |l
"^3, " Great quaker," god of the thunder and
earthquakes.
Stametsu P^l^l^P^
V-^P^lCPW
T. 240, the ancient storm-gods.
Sta - ta
n
s*=», P. 304,
" Earth-shaker"—the name of a god.
., a kind of prickly shrub
sta-t _
O III
used as a protection for encampments, " thorn
scrub " or " thorn bush."
staf (stef)
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to defame, to run down, to decry, to vilify; caus.
Stu [lc=> %>[>], to run aground (of a
s-tua 1
caus. of tua ^
}lc ^^ O, to pass the morning;
O
I £©U' I ©® U' I e©c±^'
1<=> (O to treat a body with drugs, to em-
(£ 0 Lo' balm a dead body.
Steb Ic^Jft, 0c^3J'Tf1, Peasant 50,
bandlet, belt, girdle, hangings of a shrine, a part
of a square cloth.
"^=&, I ^. stake, instrument of torture, misery,
disaster, calamity ; plur. Ic-^^a 1 ^^, lc-^a 1
© 1
Stebà I c=» J (j ^=&, a wretched man.
stebu lc=5ij|© V D, Rev. 12, 2
a tool or weapon.
• s-teb [Ic^J^, [lc^J^|, [1
] 1 , to chew, to ruminate; Copt. CéJT'&e
stebà Oc^jy
s-tebh P^'H'—1§» P
JHI-P-Jlh
1 1 1
, to
arrange, to provide, to equip, to supply; caus.
, provision, equipment, tools, implements,
furniture; plur
^7
\> 1 1 1
, Tanis Pap. 19.
steput 0Äi>~\Poi;tio
* I D P III select
ns of an animal
selected for sacrifice.
stef (Q|, \\k
to make ready, to prepare
, L.D. Ill, 140c,
stef
.L-fl
, to cut in pieces, to slay.
Stem P<=* j^> U. 65, N. 320, p
,N.324,p^,
,N. 323,
U. 421,
stem-t
T. 241, to paint the
' eyelids with stibium.
ol
1, eye-paint.
Stem-t 2J) C^2 V\ 1, stibium, antimony,
eye-paint; Copt. 6CÔHJUL, Gr. «xti'/i/hv.
n
stem
stem
s-tem (?)
é
s-temà
Hh. 336, Rec. 27, 58, to
' hear ; Copt. CÜ0XJUL.
Rec. 2, 30, assistant
priest.
Q to bring to an
j\ ' end.
lc^>\), T. 264, M. 417, to join,
to unite ; caus. ; Copt. TOUJU-I.
sten
/WYWA
Stele 22, crown
I<=^3 A, P <=^> ^) , Coronation
/WYWA V I /WYWA
Stenu I wwA A, wearer of a crown, prince.
stenit
stenà
stenu
/WYWA IJJ C
rule, dominion,
sovereignty.
\
s-tenem
A.
I • (] 3j, to dam a river.
/WYWA 1
Ö
n
*y?* \ J\ , swift courier.
: see
Ck
/WYWA
Ster l^^T ^, a kind of plant.
stekh
, P. 61, M. 82, N. 89,
, N. 72, to defend, to protect.
stekh 0 "—", Hh. 5.
Israel Stele 14, to overthrow, to defeat ; see
n
I
s-tesher
N. 131,
IS T. 281, p
I r-Ts-i ^^è. , to redden ; caus.
r~\\ 1
Steshru P SB /&g= "^ô, red things,
bloody wounds.
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s-teku
hide; caus.
s-tega
p^rap^ra-
to
^1&A> P'ITM' p s
, Metternich Stele 49, I j^ ^^JeJf -^ »
Iv> 385> t0 hide, t0 run avvay an(* h'de; caus.
Steg H ^ V\, B.D. 168, a bull-god.
Steg I rv a, a proper name (?) ;
S
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CD
S-tega I rv u^_, Hymn Darius, 7,
to look, to examine ; caus.
stegaut
6, watchers (?)
n
rr
o
T 1 1 1
, B.D. 108,
sett-t
s-tet
trembling, quaking,
shaking.
L.D. Ill, 140B, to stablish;
caus.
setch fl "^ M* I94' 't0 sPrinkle' t0
I ( ' scatter, to sow.
Setch Pn-l,P- 397, M. 566, N. 1173,
I (W]l( seed.
'setCh P"^^, Rec.27, 58, [î^.to
break, to break open.
setch
P. 185, to strike a balance,
to make a reckoning.
setch
(» n)
£3=*
, Mar. Karn. 52,
8, to lay waste, to be wasted.
setchu àbu (?) (1 "«-j ^ ^ W>,
Stele Usertsen III, " broken ^hearts " (used to
describe the timid broken-spirited peoples of
the Northern Sudan).
setchu P*T"n-ln~ln"l> p- 424, M.
607, flflj °^'=!^t=!^eS)> N. 1212, archers.
Setchtiu ^^|, (1^
£ , Rec. 32, 79, archers (?)
setch-t
88
X
"^1' U- l84' 322' 5I3,T-
, N. 619, [l^ fj> Rec- 3°, i98, 3i, 170,
flame, fire ; Copt.
c<LTe.
the
Tuat.
Setchti H ^, Tuat II, a fire-god in
Setchit-usrit x (| "j [1 ^
Nesi-Amsu 27, 16, a title of Sekhmit.
setch 0^^, Rec- 3°' l88'^b1;^'
setch ®P^°-®P^the
festival of the tail ; see set.
Setch H ^ §\, A.Z. 1906, 112, child,
babe, infant; fern. fl"^^» f^j^0'
p^fprixfp^ki-
Setchti H^ S), IV, 1072, young.
setch p^HP^lJH,^:
Setchetch fl "^^ |, form, image.
setch N^Tj, pot, vessel.
setch (?) [l^jj, M- 826' a ki"v^f
Pi
s-tcha H I lb\ , p. 636,
I tu _rr&
63, to go, to depart = '_§>], jj^ '> [• |
, to depart in peace, i.e., to die.
Pi.
A
, P.
D'
setcha-t
j\
, departure.
Setch a I \, Ros. Mon. '23, Champ. Mon.
378, a fabulous animal with the head of a
serpent and the legs and tail of a lion.
setcha R I ma?, Jour- As' 9> sér: IO' 5°6
p«i . «
s-tchai
Pi
, U. 642,
Pi
Plkx-Pi*'Pl**'Pl-P*i
, to be well, happy, amused, to enjoy
oneself ; |1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ~| (j, Love Songs 7, 9.
setchasetcha fl J ["[11 J 3 ', Rev.,
mockery, jest ; Copt. COX.
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s-tchai her
Pi
XX **\ A.Z. 1908,
70i
PIM'*. ***'«■*
1?. PiMl.ii
PI I
Lmen.
PiM
Anastasi 1,8, 7, PJ^Qfl
•^PlM^âl-Pl?-*""
Stele 5, P I "^ ?, Jour. As. 1908, 282, to laugh,
to joke, to jest, to have pleasure in something.
S-tchai Ï j A A \> &, A.Z. 1878, 48,
PHHé"PiM-PWM
Rev. 12, 16, I 1 1 A ga, Rev. 11, 123,
1 t& 1 (=üa2i
»,66, 14,36, Pi^J
., Rev. 11, 139, to
^7
i, Rec. 27, 8,
say, to recite, to narrate ; Copt. CLJ^LXe, C<LXI
setchait pi^ir
word, speech; plur. I »
tu
13, 11; Copt. cy^-xei C<*-XI
1 (j (j at* , Rev-
uu 1 1 1 21 III'
setchain p J A A q
setchaih
Rev., counsel ;
' Copt. co(Thl.
1 1 1
Jour. As. 1908, 267, P ],(]!]$ 11 ||fe)
Rev. I2, 47, Pitjl)—ifli^fe)
Rev. 14, 16, rejoicing, jest, joke, amusement.
setchaut p J o %> g , seal.
S-tcham p j fyö to wrap up, to en
velop;var. \\ £ \ $S, \\ fe. W
setcham p |
setchami p^klUll' p
^^11fl,protector-
setchamäut [11 ^ ^ '
127, virtues, virility (?)
setchamut p|^^, \\^
l- ■•• to beget, to act the
f=a' part of a male.
1, Rec. 4,
A.Z. 1872, 37, hoe, hatchet.
setchahui
<§.
hu\m> h\
:• Pit
setchàkhmu
, shin bones; var.
Pi
% A.Z.
1864, 107, bat; Copt. (TerccTeXo.
s-tchâm
° III
or silver, plating metal; caus.
, to plate with gold
a measure of land = ioo
cubits.
setcheb [,
setcheb p"*-") J, U. 240, P. 102, M.
90, N. 97, to subsist, to exist, a synonym of
fftAAAftA
©'t0liVe'
setchbu(?) }^l, Wort. 763, 1389,
men, mankind in general.
setcheb p^ J |, U. 4, 376, 451, M.
396, p "^ J 11, Rec. 32, 80, 81, j ^,
disaster, calamity, misfortune; plur. I ^^ u
,Àmen.2i,n, p^^, p^|,
1 hJ 1^- 44 %* u ' 't0 feed't0 Provision'
to provide for, to supply ; caus.
Setchef p ^^ <^3), Annales III, no,
bread, food in general.
Setchef p "^ V , to kill, to slay.
setchem p ^^, U. 40, P. 187, p ^j
,P. 401,835, M. 573, N.i 180, P2^^>
,111,143, ^H^.
\
to
hear, to hear a case, to hearken, to obey;
to obey the dictates of the
belly.
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setchem-t p ^ j^, U. 631, g,
setchemu^^f ^^,
hearer, listener; plur. {
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setchem kheri u
nnn
on
setchemu ^
setchem H^
a kind of
tradesman.
judge of the mäb-t
court
setchemiu ^js^f)^^ j> é
22, officers or judges who hear cases.
setchem âsh *$ °/— n ° £=n,
attendant in the Place of truth ; ^^> g£ I,
IV, 619,
1, Rec. 8, 134,
subordinate officers, chief servants (?)
Setchemi ^\ b.d.g. 776, Anc. Eg.
Ill, 226, a bull-god, the god of hearing; <$ -\i-,
B.D.G. 699, a form of Isis of Mendes.
Setchem ànsi <^> t\ Û ^^ P w ^Tp,
B.D. 115, 7, a kind of garment (?)
Setchem (?) em snef ^ t\ ^^T
n /*+Mj Ombos II, 134, a mytho-
I ^=^.1111 Ji' logical being.
setchem metu-f ^ A
1 1 1
, the name
of the 19th day of the month
setchem heri *.
«9» w
B.D. 125, I, 21, the upper leaf of the door of
the hall of Osiris.
m
W
B.D. 125, I, 21, the lower leaf of the door of
the hall of Osiris.
Setchem ^ t\ :^5 to paint the
eyelids with stibium; see I cs> l\ <ë>:,
P
^u>—
setchen P ^ <^vL^, Rec- 3' 3. to
I I ^v overthrow.
setcher p JMj, p & ^, in, 141,
to be strong, to make strong.
setcher p B* ©, p B* Ö ©, fort,
strong place ; plur. I B* jytj ©.
setcher p B* ^, T. 338, p. 820, N.
702, Hh. 453, PJ^H' P^^3» IV>
ôsç.p^^b, pJHj^L-zi, pBiîH
PJL^cL' ^0,111,143, H V.
f*%, y^L-fl, pB^5 to pass the night,
to lie down to sleep or in death, to sleep, the
opposite of <rr> /i\, to pass the day ; 1 B
I \\ III! ftAAAftA I <: -^>
A.Z. 1900, 27, the sleepless One,
i.e., God.
setcheri P Bs (Je^^. ^JtJ\
, he who is lying down asleep or
dead; plur. p^jjtj^j.^l.p^^,
p<uW% - ö
setcheriu p & %><^^<^, P.
204, N. 847, sleepers, i.e., the blessed dead.
setcherit P B* o <J=^ r=a, sexual
intercourse.
setcherit P B* <J=j
a night camp-
,' ing ground.
setcherit P B» o<H, J- 333, p. 824,
I <r^> < * ' N. 703 ...... .
setcher (?) <ffî, B.D. ib, 19, bier(?)
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setcherit sickness, pros-
Setcherit fl Bî n^f^, (1 B«
<p==5j , the rest festival.
setcherit flB^jö, 0 B o
^ Ö fl B* o ^ ° sleeping draught,
' 'in' <zr> ' ' ö ' drugged beer.
Setchriu fl^fjfJHJlïi. A-z-
1900, 21, the sleeping gods.
Setcherur fl J^ ^ |g j^, ^ 380,
setcheh P^Jl.p^J^l.the
shin bone; dual 0^^=33, P^f^S^-
setcheh [1 ^ J 7^, u. 542, T. 297,
P. 226, a mythological serpent.
s-tcheser P"^|)«=». (1^. |^§
IV, 834, A_2^» t0 beautify, to make grand or
splendid, to promote to high rank ; caus.
setcheseru H v~^ % j] ', splendid «
magnificent things.
s-tcheser s-tcheser fl ^*^ H ^=*^ x
S-JT
to complete, to beautify.
S-tchet H"1-^^, R "^^jS, Amen.
11, 14, M^"^ (I ^ {&, to tell, to narrate, to
describe, to speak ; caus. ; Copt. CQ&.XC
setcheti H
narrator, story
teller.
setchetu |1^. P^^^j,
I ^"^ Qb 1, Anastasi I, 26, "3, speech, stories,
narratives, tales, descriptions, precepts, sayings.
setchet-t [1 "^ & o , [1^ ^ *&,
Àmen. 14, 14, narrative, story.
Setchet R "^ ctd , hall, chamber.
setohetha fl^^f ^f, Rev.,
to jest; see |l|(j(j||;.
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SH
r~^~i
sh do = Heb. ttj, Copt. cy.
r^v-i
Sha, She i , A.Z. 45, 129, estate, field.
r^v-i
■ » ■ , , r-rc-i do do do jW-
SÜa 1 ' I ' I V I s'si'sfl '
. lake, pool,
£-\ I Q I /WW\A Ci I AvWvAA
cistern, tank, ornamental water in a garden,
, P. 830, N. 773; Copt. ttJHL
trough, laver; plur
'H
sha äa
H c
IV, T047, a large water
garden.
SUa-tAsàr™^,^^,
lake of Osiris, a name of the Fayyûm.
ShaenAsàr w^ r]^|,B.D. T22,6,
lake of Osiris (the Fayyûm).
Sha uäb , t=t f 1 ^am } rvn f
(1) basin of purification; (2) r^nf A
iwww a name of the lake of the temple of Den-
n
I \V I
avWvaa
/WW\A
/WW\A
.. 00'^^/-^ ^^ a name of Lake
derah; (3) <wW 1 ,
Sha-t ur-t m ^ », a P«t of the
o I <z=>o © Fayyûm.
,„ . _+ „□ ° DOD o a kind of
sha-t pet r^v-1 , , .
^ ^^p=q' Ck F=q incense.
Shattpet ™D ° ©,T. 175, 279, M.
28, 65, 156, ™°J!, P. 60, N. 86, no,
DO D <=>
, a title of Nut.
DO 1 A
1
I s l
e"-^ P. 1116B,
All!
sha qäh
30, tanks in which fish were kept ready for
eating.
Shatesui(?) m^s
the Oasis of Khârgah (?)
', a lake in
Sha Asbiu
I H
^PJIflW
B.D. 63B, 2, the lake of Fire in the Tu at
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Sha Ag'eb K\ 55 11 ^^ w b.d.
I SX Jï£^ -se /wvw\ 111
189, 11, the lake of Ageb, i.e., the celestial sea.
Sha Aaru
*£>.
1 f m ^-* _tf
P.637,-()^_^fff,N.
•379,C7'I)^<=J1^t5tS['^,M.si5,
the lake of Reeds in the Other World.
Sha àqer ^^ (j ^ |, B.D. 172, 40,
lake of Perfection, a lake wherein the righteous
bathed.
Shaur
DO
, B.D. 117,3,
/WW\A
/WW\A ,
/WW\A
I ^ I ft/VNAAA V*
a large lake in the Tuat; a^vw
O I /wvw\ <: -
/WW\A I (3
ftAAAftA
I
Rhind Pap. note 42, the
great lake of Khensu.
-Sha Maäti ™S^\ßß ®. ß-D-
17, 51, lake of Truth, a lake in the Tuat
DO
Sha em mâfk-t
H III
!>
11
B.D. 39, 19, the lakes of Turquoise in the Tuat.
ShaenAmu™^^^(|
, B.D. 98, 6, lake of Fire in the Tuat
Sha en ânkh ' ' ^am ■£ n. 762,
Tuat IV, lake of Life, a lake
'. ' in the Tuat.
I \>
Vï
Sha en maât Da ^am
54, "lake of Truth."
ss
2^1
o I
Sha en maätiu Da ^am
Hl 0 \\
B.D. 168, lake of the Speakers of the truth
, Peasant
!,
Sha en määt ^^ /WW\A
I
>rm
, Berg. II,
395» "*»
a lake in the Tuat
Sha en Heru
rm
H I
, B.D. 17, 46,
, the
lake of Horus in the Tuat
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Sha en hesmen
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/wwv> y i m o
/WW\A & o' the Tuat
/WWAA y | *AA/W\
° III'
the lake of Natron in
Sha ent hetche-t . _,
Hi Û i0'
145, 36, lake of Light in the Tuat.
Sha en Kha cs=1/^aa*
B.D.
H
=r, Rec. 27, 223, the name
of a lake in the Tuat ; see
l 1
a
N. 966,
a
Sha en khebentiu
:£^=£>U- 576.
1, B.D. 130, ro, lake of the Wicked.
Sha en Sab 1 /ww*
tw\
26, 233, the lake of the Jackal in the Tuat.
Sha sab ™ ^ ^, Rec 26, 233,
1k \i -L-- the lake of the Jackal
BJ *™' in the Tuat.
i 1
Sha en s-hetep w*
H I
n=*=,B.D.
96-97, 7, lake of Propitiation.
Sha en setchet
/W\AftA I /] , B.D.
(Nebseni) 17, 41, a lake of Fire in the Tuat.
Sha en qebh oa ^^ a
M
N. 762, the lake of Cold Water in the Tuat.
0, ,T -r-K-1 ÖÖÖ ftAAAftA
Sha Nu ™™
I 3S 1» >1 ftAAAftA
™&™ Jn , the Celestial ocean.
/VA/VAAA
r^v-i
/VA/VAAA
SO
E I
Sha Nesàsà (Sha en Sàsà?)
MPI|li«.~-PI|PI|IH
*—^ M , a lake of Fire in the Tuat;
varr,
Sha Neserser
. 71, iS, a U
Shaneter T
rzszi
B.D. 71, iS, a lake of Fire in the Tuat; varr.
1 w 1 a A û 1 v\ 1
(|f|e.
C30
pool of the God in the Tuat.
, B.D. 172, 42, the
Sha Hi aa 8 hh ^, t. 378,
I All A/WWA I
, N. 625, a lake in the Tuat.
Sha heru
the Celestial beings.
<^>
*
1 1 1
, the lake of
Sha heh ^^^ ! B'D'I31' I0'the lake
* * I n 2i 11 ' of a million years.
years.
, B.D. no, 6,
Sha Hetep Da=^=
s l o D
the lake of the god Hetep.
B.D. 149, II, 6, the lake where the kharu geese
lived in the Tuat.
Sha Sharu (?)
a lake in the Tuat.
Sha Tat-tâ ^«^^J () ©, U. 481,
i^è\ A (1, N". 144, a lake in the fuat.
Sha Tcheser-t ^^ ! ^T) ^ ^'the
lakes of the goddess Tchesert in the Tuat
Sha(?) , phallus (?)
(e=S)
Sha (?) 00 ^, B.D. 98, 8, lacuna (?)
sha-t
rvn
l 0 1 © c
I = I, r-~-i,
1 a r 1 1 1
o I
l, things.
sha-t (?) [TjTjî^]«
hundred; usually
written @; Copt, eye, cy°T- The reading
shent has been proposed (A.Z. 1898, 138);
p (a
@ @ , two hundred; Copt cyHT ; o, U.
516, T. 327, hundreds.
Sha-t (?) [iimn]» 100-thread stuff.
sha cp^v UM, p. 44o, WÛ, M. 656,
îtîlî , garden, meadow, estate, plain.
sha, shaut ftlfl i&, Mil ^ ?5. Illll
P.S.B» 13; 411, flowering shrubj flower, a vine
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in blossom ; plur. ^j] ^ I, IV, i167, ^j]
^[,AnastasiI,25,3,IV,772; M^^>
iM^!)!)0^ I»flowers in genera1'the
plants in a garden, garden ; Copt. OjegHOT.
shau^Q,1^ 3,-, "o, melon
sha ^J % ^5, Hh. 437, reeds.
wine, drink.
Sha îîîlî, a fabulous animal like a
greyhound with a straight tail in the form of an axe.
Sha-t hThq, Metternich Stele 86, a
mythological animal, parent of Menu.
Sha M \M. M \ ^ > a kind
of dog; plur. M^^.
sha-t £jft| ^7, bitch.
sha,shaà M^^, M^^>
1 ; Copt. eçtjOO.
Shau I^î^%/<=a || !, Peasant B 2,
138, pig; M- 4 Î O' MetterniCwhilfso8w
Shaà ^\I\*SX> BD-36,ffit"^
i^dlx^ B.D. H2, 5, the black pig
H ^™ J^ LLl' of Set speared by Horus.
Sha-t ^^ JL, ffit"^ JL.claw
of a bird, talon, a measure ; îtîîî ^K\f <__JLi <-=>,
great span = 3^ palms (14 fingers); tïfoî
„JL "^è6» little span = 3 palms (12 fingers)
Sha-ti JL*-™* Sphinx I, 257.
sha-t J^| *^^> Part of the body of an
J^ ^T' ofadog.
animal;
Sha-t rm
N. 70
, U. 582, body;
ft»—=> o
, M. 59
%%\T.*
r
sha-t r^v-i
•m
,p. 89.
^ P. 477, N. 1265,
j****" ' emissions of the body.
sha pet □□ ^ DC* u- 6°9' storm>
sha
r^rc-i
■1
tempest.
^, to
read, to proclaim ; Copt. UXy.
shaa oszi^\ V^, t0 steer, to sail a boat.
sha,shai]^i|,]^%^ ,Thes.i285,
Mil
,m
I, to fix, to appoint,
to decide, to determine, to destine, to
predestinate, to allot, to design, to decree, to
ordain, to commission, to authorize.
sha-t Mi!
. m
Ck I
=11
.ma
Amherst Pap. 26, T»T»T
° , BM°> A'Z- 45» I25, something
w ' '
decreed or ordained by God, what is ordained
by man or fixed by custom, what is seemly or
fitting, dues, revenue, taxes, impost.
shau |Ü£ ^ |, A.Z. 1874, 87, |flg ^
,1V, IIl6>M^!]!]^flj> what is de-
creed or ordered or ordained, fate, destiny.
profit, benefit.
shai Mi!
shait Mi!
Rev., use, utility, worth ;
Copt, cy<*-**-•
, Rec. 3, 44, Mi!
3
I I I
j, A.Z. 1905,28, 39>KM
», IV, 530, îitït - il ! - tax' imP°st' Produce
!,
of a country.
shaiu M ^ !)!) ^ I j > RS-B- IO> 42,
dues, revenues, treasures.
sha 122
shaà £££ I)
c^o a kind of bread,.loaves,
111' feod in general.
Rev. 13, 107, book, writing,
' document.
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Shaà ^^(j *, Westcar Pap. 12, 17,
estate, garden, orchard, grove.
ShaâU ^ ^ (j ^ Ö , wine, drink.
shaàuM^fjco^A.Z. I9boo,ds3?,
shaàs M^!) f1^' UM!) f1^.
travel, to journey.
Shaàsiu JJ| ^ (] |1 ^ |, goings, goers.
Shaàs J&J ^ (] H v^-, wicket-gate (?)
shaâ (sha) £^^7, Rev. n, 125, J^
^^, Rec. 21, 77, M^> HÜ—">
I^J^ , up to, as far as, until ; -ç=^1ïM ,
IV, 647, <z> îjfiî , as far as ; Copt. CtJA..
/VA/VAAA
shaâ-t 1ÏÎÏT vi ° J°ur- As- I9°8' 979'
snaa t^u^, until. Copt> ^^
shaâut (sha-t) 1ïfot „.(?).n !, until;
Copt. cy<LTe.
shaâ îïM ^7, Rev. 13, 8 = cy<L; of use
and wont, e.g., ClJ£.qCUrrZJL.
shaâ, shaàâ (shâ) T^î 0, foîtî"^
AIAh
1 1 1
Q /VA/VAAA
t ® '
>BMi] Q, to begin ;fcU
Rev. r5> 3S, the source of life.
Shaâit |4î^, ^, the goddess of
primeval matter—a form of Hathor.
shaâà-mes ^| ^ Q @ ^ ^ yi» Rev-
14, 7, firstborn ; Copt. CtJ^LJULICe.
shaâ, shaä-t BH^ ZZ!» SuPP. 1223,
ÏÏÎÏÎ ^\ ° Rec" 33' 32' warehouse> store-
■^^ .Äon' house, granary.
shaâ (shâ) jYlït
^7
irrrm
.MÛ
, Rev. 12, 79, sand; Copt CIJU3.
shaâ Tiîjî
L«^
, to smite, to conquer.
shaâi fifit'
G
t-fl
slaughter,
slayer.
shaäit (shäiti) ÜhT%—°HH\\L-ZI'
^ Ik 11 \\ j!*' blow'stroke' ilIIuck^?)
shaâ ^2
shaâi T^î ^7
^ Mar. Kam. 55,
75» beggar.
Rev. ii, 149,
something written.
Shaâi Hi! jg^—fl()(]mifl,
7MM j), Rev. 11, 183; see Shai.
^7
shaäim T^î ^7
Rev. 13, 20,
stable.
A . o
shaäikh £&2 ^7 \\\\ O 2y3 m' Rev- I4>
17, dust; Copt. CtJoeiïï-
shaäber(?) I&î^2^, Rev. n, 133,
outside ; Copt. cy<L&oX.
shaäm T»T»Î ^7 f\ , Rev. n, 182, to
desire ; var. Jftfi ^\ c=z ^ ; Copt. cyeJULGI.
shaämtuf TiTtî ^7 t\ ^ *^, Rev. 12,
14, 13, 21 = Copt. çy£.rrreq.
shaâr tïfoî Q\>,tooth; Copt <xj<lX(?)
Shaâr J&J ^ r>ân> Jour. As. 1908, 255,
to bargain, to haggle ; Copt. ep:tJ<L<Lp.
shaâr fc^^X <E^*^, Mar. Kam. 54,
\\
42,
N\ $> Mû IklIZ^^ $>to vow'to
promise, to boast.
Shaâr T»T»T lfc\ ^^ c-zi, Amherst Pap.
\\ «»-=> door, gate, prison ;
_.c=~ ^-^ Heb. "Cm?.
=8, T»T»T
shaärki Mit
yj
w
Vo.Rev.
12, 118, drought; compare Arab. j-S>.
shaàs TfT*T 1$\ _ O, Sm>vreck 163, a
product of the enchanted island.
shaäsha JjJ| ^71^| Ï, Rev. 12,17, rail,
railing ; Copt. ^VOOj.
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shaàsha ^4Î UM ^ » Rec- 33,J 2°>
reverence, respect.
shaäshaä Ißß,*^IM^, Iiltl^^
ffiî ^ ^'Rec*33'x 2°'T38' MM^KM^7
J] I .2 Rev. 13, 29, boast, glory, fame, renown ;
ll| El' Copt. cyoTcyoT.
shaäshaä |^| \7 ^ftj ^7 3
to winnow ; Copt. CtJOJCtJ e &oX.
shaäshaä ^j^J Q ÜI
1 w» Rev-
.w
Rec. 3, 38, terrace, walk with
trees planted by the side.
£^j, Israel Stele 8,
., Rec. 21, 95,
shai titiî
a man's fate, his fortune and allotted span of life.
shai ban M \ (|y j (j £,
Israel Stele 8, ill luck.
shai nefer ^ (j(j ^ J |, good luck.
Shait M^fj!) - ^, Treaty 10, Jffi[
evil destiny, a blow of fate.
Shai ItM^(|(| jj.Anien. si, 16, A.Z.
1873,138, Todt. (Leps.), pi. 50, ftlfl
.ma
B.M. 32, 411, Jour. As. Sér. X, 9, 434, 460,
473» 491. 5°8» 552> ßerg. 73» the god Luck
or Fate or Destiny who reckons the days
(TJP1LPPP2)«"»-
Shait ^
, Amen. 9, 11,
1, Hh. 330, the goddess Fate.
Litanie 37, a dog-god.
Shai |tfj! ^ (j(j tf ^j, Tomb of Seti I,
one of the 73 forms of.Rä (No. 37).
Shai ]M !)!) vm, a benevolent se*e£
Shai TVftî (](] W,' Lanzone 129, a
crocodile-god who ate the hearts of the dead.
shai Mi!
.. - Rec. 12, 98, a
o m' kind of seed.
shaii |^2 (j(j (g [j (j .A, well, fountain,
tank, cistern ; Copt. CtJHI.
Shau 1=]% ^k, P. 38, M. 48 = *—
Û ^b, T. 286, to injure (?)
shau rvn <fc\ "v\ ^\, in the name
shau T»T»T Igv Q , to be hot, to burn, fire.
shau Miî^ ûûo, Rev. 13,25,
D
nv-i
o.
Rev. 12, 118, dry, parched ; Copt, cyooxe
shaut KMçQ
0 Rev. 14, 12, dry-
Ill' ness.
121
Shau M^^©. RD- Mi-142,
Q ÄI 142, III, 15, a city with
' the special cult of Osiris.
>m
shau ljE[e^, Rev. 13,6,
Rec. 16, 69, Uflg
I Qf, Jour. As. 1908,
283, to glorify oneself, to boast oneself over
someone or something ; Copt. CtJOY, CtJOYCtJOY.
Shau KM ^^|,-Amen. 12, 4, JtfjJ
^. MM HÛ^M ^
1. .Iffil'^O.Ifla'îLo.tobetf
\ Theban
, most
value, property, stuff, possessions, goods,
something which is of worth or value, something
useful, advantage, benefit; frȔ*t <sk *3
OstrakaNo.2;fiîtî'^
valuable of all.
Shau M ^ ^ |. Rec- 36, 53, M
^Ojî), P-S.B. 15, 35, ?A ?TOn =
the god of prosperity and of .
' good luck and good fortune.
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shau (?) O S, abode, dwelling.
shau-t UÜ^^ ^j3»p- 414, M. 593,
N. 1198, garden, park.
Shau TtT«T ^ ^, excrement.
sha Jtffi ^\ -^-, a disease of the eye.
shauti (shuti) JffiJ©^«"»-!]!, Rev.
w
11, 174, the two plumes of a crown
III
parts of the magical boat.
shau HH^^,^» Rec- 30, 66,
ts of the magical boat.
shauaà Jtfüf) (jeîjj, leather ^ip,
shauaaMf](j^slabofsato^ü0er
shauabu ÎÈl&fl'kJeQ.
the melon plant ; plur. Ttttt"^ -f\ ^ J ^
-§r|, I-ove Songs 3, -3, M^f)^
shauab-t M^f]^Joi-
melons (?) the figs of the persea tree (?)
shauabti M^fl^J:J.
tjftî Jp ! J1 1 , a figure made of stone, wood,
faience, etc., which was placed in the tomb to
perform the work of a slave on behalf of the
deceased ; var. JtfjJ J ^ J ; see %na J ^ |.
shauabti ]££ ^j J~ Q, iv, 733, A.Z.
34, 166, ^J ff) J \\ Ö1 Pot> vessel> vase, jar.
\\
1 1 1 1
, Rec.
shauar^-^f]^
19, 96, part of a shrine.
shauâ M ^ ^ ^ c=^' writins>
document, letter, book ; see o
01
shaubu M]^J^f|> flame>
fire; compare Heb. l^lüj Tob xviii, 5.
Shab-t Mit !U,A-Z- 1905. 5. daily ser-
M^ v^obligation^
Shab(?) lïfrî j^. HerusâtefStele 15.
tribe ; compare Eth. jVf)ft :
Shab-t ^^J^_p,P.373,N. 1149,
B.D. ed. Nav. 172, 28, Jgg ^ J \J[, Rec.
31» 25, Jj&l jj^ J ^, water melon (?); plur.
IV, 1194, M \ J l)"f °; Copt cycoße.
Shab-t IlM^ J ©dried melon plants,
shabarth £^| J "î?^ _ÄÄ, stream, flow
of water ; Heb. n|?2ttj.
shabu M \J ^2gû,2gS2g2,
altars laden with food offerings.
shabu M^ J^^' t0 shorten
sail, to furl a sail."
^Jß, to strike, to
M
shabu M}\
smite, to hew stones.
shabuiH^J^X^aa
worked stone, masonry.
shabu M^JeJ. MJM
a funereal figure; varr. M^f] ^. J"f
ShabU $£^ J^ f||, a fire-god;
see Ashbu.
shabn Jffi[ J Ö 1, Rev. 12, 87, 1ïM J
a/s/wva /] p ^ junction, union, accord, unison^
4 21' Copt, cyiorcß.
Shabt HI J^, Jour- As. 1908, 255,
staff, stick ; see jj|t| J\ J ^^.
shabti^ij- Mj:|.m^
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shabt-t M^ J^' Rea T> 48>
Love Songs 2, 3>M^ J^^'^lk
|(ac=>, staff, stick, rod, bâton, walking-stick;
^7,Amen.l5,.,M'kJ^^i.
Saluer I, 6, s, 6; Heb. B3ffi, Copt. çg&tDT,
Syr. ri, ■>.*■
[ 726 ] SH
shamit M^^fjfj
cleansing; var. lïftt/gXQ(JÜ Ö-
shamu M^^^T;
1 I I
@ w
shapu|M^°|r,A-'-i^c3:
Shapu-neter-àr-t-ka TtTtî \^ d
1
<2>-| j & B.D. 163, ii, name of one of
"^ I 5Ü ' the two Utchats of Râ.
Shapsh TtTtî D ÏÏfrT f, Rev. u, 171, fore,
arm ; Copt. cyooïicy.
shaf^^^f|,t0burnuP^;
sbafi ÛM^^T^''t0 be arw< t0
act as an enemy, to swell (of a boil), swelling ;
Copt, çy^qe.
Shafit IjEt^^, Jour. As. 1908, 294,
Sj o, wickedness,
sin, want ; Copt. UJ^qT" ; Amhar. fr^,
sham M^J^^*^> BD- '30,
10, to be foul or dirty.
sham' îïfïî'
">—fl to wash out
L-fl ' clothes (?)
sham' T»T»T
L Anastasi IV
sham'-t TtTtt
Anastasi IV, n,'8, V, 6, i, Sallier I, 9, to
desire (?)
0 a wooden
j-^' bar or tool.
«bandit (?) M^l^l^'
kind of seed used in medicine; ttîiî
\\
Ö an infusion of the same.
11
Sham-bar |âl^^j
g ^ & Anastasi III, Rev. 6, 7, a proper name ;
I Si' according lo Alt K. 850= .^y^Çj.
/WWSA t fulling,
Peasant
I" III'
279, dirty clothes to be washed.
shamu ^ ^^ ^ I ■A> Thes-
1203, to traverse.
Shamu TtTtt/ys t\ Ö , a kind of drink.
111
Shames-t TVftî ^V H fl Xjj, an ear of
corn; plur. M\Ï^\^' M\
«Ogjulc.
shamsh Iflfl ^ Iflfl T^3, Rev. 13,30
= n I, to serve.
shanash Jm \^ ^ , Rec. 3,33 =
<w\AftA Ö ^a to stink.
nn 2i
/W\A/\A p-\^ ~|
shansh M ^ ^ . ÎÛÎ
1 >¥n^ M, 000 ■
ftAAAAA _
matter; Copt. äJHOcy.
ftAAAftA ftAAAftA Q
ftAAAftA ( foul or stinking
I N\ I ftAAAftA III
shanu T»T»Î
shanr |tf£
shanr |tf£
'133, bristle, wool (?)
shanrefi TJjt
öe
Gen. Epist. 64
* <=$< to rub off, to
1 1 iD'
mi 1
rub away.
^> AZ- l87i»
^>
111 I \\
Anastasi I, 24, 1, the bristling of the hair
through fright.
sharr fiftf
_Sä
-Sä
IflÜ m~ } ! Sr ' J°un As* I9°8' 25°> KM
1 _Sä U I iri ^^
, Rev. 13, 30,
-Sä
_Sä
..WM
_Sä
-Sä
-Sä _Sä of, to
0
pray, prayer; Copt. CLjXhX,
sharram tïfoî _sä ^è\ _Sä
^ .Sä "^ .Sä ^ (|, Rev, 14, 10, in-
-t■ w flammation of the eyes.
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sharri m^ ÛÛ T 4k> ^ I2' "4'
■^^.SäHH Ji JW lamentation.
sharitâ-t IlM^^II) *□, M
=>"25û"ll(l ° - Anastasi *' 23> 3, 24i 3»
\\ | ils |.' gulf, precipice, chasm.
sharrur Hfl-f^ fj j $fc, Rev.
'.Sä.Sä U I
i4, i5, joy; Copt. çyXoxX<U.
sharef ^ ^ ^, ^ ^ ^, Rev.
n, 134, 140, to injure; Copt. cyXoq.
sharfi (?) ÛM ^ Jl, ^ ^> Ana*-
tasi I, 10, 3, ruffled, dishevelled.
sharm ^^j^L-j, III, 8, |tfg
0, to be unused (of weapons).
sharm' ftfiT
1,78,11, Mit
Harris
ful, to be unoccupied, idle, to be free to do
what one pleases.
sharm'
BSV
, flj[, Thes. 1204,
, Rougé I.H. II, 125,
ft, Harris I, 42, 7,
të&\fÈ^\' mk§^l' t0
greet, to salute, to offer salutations, to salaam,
to sue for mercy ; compare the meanings of the
Heb. Jrhw>
charma Iffil VTÜÜÜl'tolk
' ^jj 1, Israel Stele 26, peace, content ; Heb.
D^tf, Arab. ^uD
sharm'tâ Üfk^im
Anastasi I, i7> 5> M^,T=.l 1
^^T^I^'ame-ll0cuiaS:
sharmatàÉsH^^l^llfl,
tribute; Heb. HttW.
sharsh JjfrJ "%\ ^^ § js , to be swift,
to hasten; varr. ]j£J >£\ oo \ J\ , csp,
O
mn
A
A.
sharsha ^ _a* ^| <^, Rev. 12, 48,
to dispute, to contend ; Copt. OjepOJI.
Sharshar (?) ^ ^ ^ ]£& \
, B.D. 163, 8, the name of an Utchat
Sharsharkhet ^"J^Ifil^
■Q
B.D. 163, 11, a name of one of the
two Utchats of Rä.
Sharshatâkatà httî <^.^&,îïht
II—^iy>RD-,65,9,anaAmrnf
Shartana, Shartenu |jJ2
^ j, Mar. Kam. 52,1, B^^ J^ (
I 2-L I ' -LENS A*/W\A I C_l I
A/WVW
A/WVW
Shartina flffl , X"kl$|.»
Mediterranean people, Sardinians (?)
Shartshaq ^"^J^^Rec. 35,57,
the name of a fiend.
Shahab ^ ™ 2^3, Berg. I, 35, god of
the south wind. He has a lion's head, horns,
and two pairs of wings.
1A&
shahqarâ fYlYf
Anastasi J, 10, 3, a term of abuse.
ShakhaI^e|^,R-, «he approach
shakhent(?) M^^^> 1>'3'a
plant.
shas
(1 V , to cut, to kill.
shasi Jj^fl j\, U. 554,T. 303, IiU
Sharhu Mfl\> ReV' I4'5I'iha8nnebn P * • U" «ft Rec. 36 210, M\V
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SH
B.D. 180,32, Metternich Stele 58, tjt+t
, I VCJ
J\ ,U. 223,
B.D. 63n, 4, ]M A
JP- SIS» I^èI—"— QQ ^'ReVl "> l86,tOgOrtO
travel, to advance, to travel about in general.
Shasiu m^Ti'RD,trav5e2ller6s:
8has8^[pp^>N.i72>^t'^pp^>
T. 348, to go, to travel, to advance.
Shasu m^^^. MÛ} &**'
^è~i^, M"^^'the country of
the nomad Semites.
\/8s ' Ttt^K V& ' nomad Semites;
gfl'JMÄ t^öf!' Copt, cycoc.
shasu H^^-^^,
Rec. 6, 156, a god of the
dead.
ears of corn
Shasi tjt+t
shasha £{ffi[ ^ [j^|, MjIBM
ffl°nö>t0 build-
\ to tread down, to trample
under foot.
shasha-tlâl^lâl^^.j
shasha M^m'^al.M'^
a tread-
ng down.
, Rec. 1, 46, ignominious, vile.
shasha MiîîïH^l^ Ö, Jour. As.
1908, 275, vase; Copt. cy<LcyOT.
shasha ^^M^^.M^
mit, m^iî^t. a
iMiri. ffll^. * Pi*-', the
seed from the same, beads.
shasha-t MitMitll°,Rec'I4'I5'thin?
ééméém Um» sown, seed.
shashait I*lil3jîiî()() J,iv,ii27)iM
T»T»T o O' IV> II23' necklace.
Shashaut îïfoî îïfoî o \>$, ornaments
for the neck or head.
shashait ]££ ]££ J ^, Iflfl jj^I&I
^^?'P^P?'throat'-see™!-
Shashaqa M^H^^, ****
21, 13 = Shishak.
shashatà-t tïfoî ÎjÎjÎ
w ^ 1
I \ ^\ UM IM J^> Rev. 14, 40, l&l
liltl _fL>Rev- 2>43> ûMIûl]!«^^,Jour>
As. 1908, 312, window; Copt. cyOTCyX.
shashat-t H^]^ "% ' Rec 33,
137, window; Copt. çyOTçyT.
shaqa^^^^-S-B.^
shaqar Mjî
@
w
wooden tool or instrument.
shaqarqabi imi ^ a
o
II
w
, Koller 4, 21, a kind of Sudani fruit (?)
shaqiu
shaqiq JM A
o, rings, earrings.
o
A Or, to delight in ; var.
Shaqu ^'<^~ JJ, Rechnungen 49, a
weight = 22 teben and 5 qet ; plur.
shaqu m^ A e
A°
em
«»'
a wooden decoration in circular form of a pillar,
chaplet.
shaqu frU^^I^, a leather object;
Mit A \> W I IV' 692'leather bands, quivers
■==■ _Zl V. 1 ' or cases made of leather.
shak
□CD
>, P. 369, to bandage =
, N. II45-
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Shaka - Àmen-Shakanasa
B.D. 163, 11, a Nubian god(?)
shakaika ^^^1j^ ÛÛ ^=^*^ i !
QP^^)> Rev. 13, 26, passion (?)
Shakanasa ÎYfyf \^^=^* \^
ï? J], B.D. 163, 11, a form of Àmen (?)
shakarâa(?) T»T»Î
w
r^ Inscr. Hier. 28, some strong-smelling
, ' object (?)
Shakarshau
1
.Sä
,L.D. III,2ir,4,TiM
titit "£k ^ vA ' ' ' a Mediterranean
_Sä tüü j^, 1 2ti [\/\/)' people.
shakiki ffit^=^(j(j^=^(j(j fl^fe),
Rev., to delight in.
shaknen ÎVM .,., .a , Rev. n, 152, to
fight, to contend; var. J^ ^ (j(j Ö ^,
Rev. 14, 15; Copt. cytfftHH.
shaker J^^^féri, Rev. 13, 49, 14,
64, Rec. 30, 115, money, tax, hire, wages ; Copt.
cytf-Hp.
shaker M^^°, iv, 715, M
I o
°> IV, 775,
>_ff»as , a kind of
precious stone, rings, ring money (?) ; Copt.
CtJCTOTp, tf"ctJOYp(?)
Shakershau US^J^I^j,
Mar. Karn. 52, 14, a Mediterranean people.
shagar Miît^ S
\ \ ftAAAftA ) 1
ftAAAftA
Gol. 1, 10, ditch, conduit, grave (?)
shagar Miît^ S
w
-, Mar.
Aby. Ill, 54, 4, cage, wicker hamper; compare
Heb. -HUD.
shagig lililSlId ZSgf, Rev. 12, n3,
Digitized by
to delight in, to desire.
Shagnen ^ S ö ^ ö ^ ^, to quarrel,
to fight ; Copt. cyCfrtHH.
Shager J^ Q ia° , rings, ring money (?)
tax ; Copt. CtjCTOTp.
shatabHüiay^,!^
Il A fl T*k * t0 gag» t0 muzzle, to shut up ;
In J _tf S—A' Copt.ap-o£(?)
shatàbutâ Iffl[^)y«](lS.
leather gags (?)
shatirtà-tai^^l^.gulf,
precipice.
ShatbakaiH)^y, 0-0^36
shat IM
w
^ , t\> L.D. Ill, 140B,
Rec. 31, 24, IV, 387, ^^J^, Siut 15,
1905, 8, oo^g^^g>, to dig, to quarry.
shatMjTs.^grz.^;
shata IsH^rt^, t0 Stpl'C
shatiM^(j(jsf,^meM,re6nO;
shatirtà-t îïfoî
Anastasi I, 23, i,Ufl
ibid. 24, 3, gulf, precipice
shathi JJI
w
Ö, Rev. n, 132,
to pour out a libation
Shà (?) ^ (] ^, Rev. 14, 35, nose.
Shàu oo(] ^\î, U. 553, P. 282, shade,
shadow ; see oo I) ^S [.
shàS C30 (1 —*—, to run.
Shâku nn Q V~^>, U. 29, a kind of cake
1000
r^v-i •
symbolic of the teats of Isis (?) ; var. ° ,
MwfJlbft®

SH [ 730 ] SH
shä, shäi aa, u. 136, T. 107, N. 444,
Rev. 12, 40, to cut, to slay, to cut down
trees, to hollow out a boat.
Annales X, 192, to cut, to
cut off, to slay.
shää L~ü~n
V
shäi-t
rzKzi
IV, 761, '~~~J(](]\\ o, a cutting up, section,
carnage, massacre, slaughter; see (1(1 ^
shäiut oa(l(l ° , A.Z. 1900, 38>i"q^(|
ofjTrT' Missi°n r3,117,1^ TT?»pieces
of meat cooked or uncooked.
shâ-t (shât?)
rzKzi
U. 272,
, N. 315, 719, 874, _ü^=,
rzKzi
T. 50, P. 667, 684, N. 995,^^
r~\\ 1
o ^^'
rzKzi
TT j/5^» knife» butcher's knife, wound,
^»
gash ; plur. „a ^, Rec. 31, 17, 31, ,,
rzszi
S—fl
^^'
Shä a, to seek, to ask, to beg.
shä-t
, Rec. 29, 146,
kind of scented wood.
Shä J ra, to form, to fashion, to build
shä
- ' "-■' " barren ground, sandy
soil (?)
r^v-i r^v-i tZSZ!
\>
00° DD I
> N. 707, . ,„.
000 o (I) 1
I r-rc—1 o r^v-j i—rc—1 |
>
\7 o' o ° l' o \> I ' fWl o' \\ ' \\ o 1 '
j Q—ß DO r~rc~
sand; a, a sand offering;
c=b£= o HI' B} TJ
siris; * ^K|
Rec. 4,29,thebedofOs..„, k,1 „
<=>_Zi I o un 1 1'
those who are on their sand, /.*., dwellers in the
desert ; Copt, cyuu
Shall oVW J) 1, Thes. 1296, sand-men,
ooo^iu I
i.e., dwellers in the desert.
shä-t, shäi-t
Q,U.,36,^PQ
iv, 1137,—oo>, nUUo,
r* , bread, bread-cake, sacrificial bread,
a mess of boiled grain, food ; plur.
r^v-i
111' ^7
, IV, 501 ; see the following : —
1 1 1'
Rec.
O 1
OO 1
nno .... do ° Donnoi do
3,44,_fl|||,ibid.,^;>_iJl|l|G)ji_J1
000'
Sna-t .. a o u , bull cakes ;,
o o
£p£-, goose cakes ;
îsîA.iv.««,
shäi-t oa
I V\ I ° C®
d 0 ftAAA/W
white cake.
1 , obelisk cakes ;
, cake, loaf;
q>' ' ' all III
do
0 , Love Songs V, 1, sweet cakes, date cakes.
sha-t, shai-t 0 o , u. 585, 0,
T. 309»
de
3, 5»
r^v-i de
_ DO C=>q;
„ T. 351, _^i , Koller
\\
o
.'S?™!)
fc
:, letter, writing; plur.
c=>q; 1 v\ 1 Or 1 v\ 1 -f\o Q>^r
C3SZI fk ^^
&.
Ill'
, Anastasi I,
, Rec. 21, 8ï,
1 1 1 ' o 1 1 1 J'
letters, literature; for o 1 see metcha-t;
111 <g mi fl JT 1 1 1
l v\ I ^ aOy; I v\ j C^>^r
13» 4,
, B.D. X41, 1.
Shäi-t en sensen
4^:
r^rc-i
3SZI
I
4»|.
1X1
Digitized by Miutusuu \&
ftAAAftA
I ^^ ftAAAftA ftAAAftA
I Xp 1, " Book of breath-
\\ \\ T^ I '
ings"—the title of a funerary work greatly
..esteemedJn the Graeco-Roman Period.

SH [ 731 ] SH
Shäi-t ent Tehuti
fi\ I \\ J /WWW (* C\
iy.
| \\ | /WWW
I—» O »T i—I
132, human sacrifices.
shä
sacrifices.
nn
-4c
A/WWV
Book of Thoth.
Sphinx III,
, Amen. 9, 1
" c~i], Àmen. c
Dc^(f)
; plur. , Amen. 8, 6.
Oc=££=,<?)l II
shâim
Shäi-t °a(l/l ° Rec' 35» 204, sanc-
n H H 1 1 ' tuary.
I 5 n to gnaw,
I **—"' to nibble.
r^v-i
shâit ™û!]1f ^, slaughter;
see
pot, vessel.
Shâfu 53^LJ, |3^, Rec. 8,
°R(ö jl/4 Verbum I, X96, to attack, to
j4, —u^. ^j fi , fightj to surround>
sMmu ™k V-»- Btis
shamrekh-t(?)Sr" ',"1
v ' / ^o oo' OjSf^
I), Nastasen Stele 67
Shâr-ur Ü5EÜ ? ^* Denderah m> 9>28,
<zz> I <zz>' a serpent-god.
Shäsh 0, to split, be opened.
1 v\ 1
shâsh-t ™ û, U. 62 = 53 M,
N. 316, knife.
shâsh-t^ ° ,Rev* ^' I37' dust;
r-rci 000' Copt. cyoeicy.
shaq 0
A
to shave ; var.
rnrc-i 000' uopt. çyo
_i] g),P.643,M.68o,_i](
1V ; Copt QtxxuKe.
shâti 3,
(?)
0, P.S.B. 13, 438, a measure
û \\
Shât 3^, Methen 17, |g>^,
Anastasi,I^^^^,^^|,
a tk ^^ to cut»to cut °^>to s^ay \ Copt.
Digriu.eu oy
shät
^Xj, s^^,
1 1 1
Ol
tf
>>- mnn x*-
nq ^_
\ß 1 TT' œ \/ U-fli
slaughter, carnage, wounds (?)
slaughterers.
shä^U ^A^ "^ , Mar. Karn. 52, 20,
slayers, slaughterers.
Shât E9 % ^ $ B'D- 95» 2, the gods
oudv ^^ ■ 1 ■ S>Q * of slaughter.
shât
st. m„^
, canal ; Copt. cyGT.
Shi aoM jj§), infant, child
shi cm (jfjißfißn, aoMo, nn(](lO
1Stsm> R-ec« 27, 88, fiend, demon, Shai(?)
shi
ÄÄÄÄRÄ Rev. 11, 146, basin, lake :
/WWW J T J > >
3=1 '
ship oc
Mi
Copt. cym.
Rev., shame, disgrace ;
Copt. cyme.
place, house, shrine, building.
shu (shemm?) ßf|,fi
re, heat.
PmPl»Pe.PsM°-
P @ ü $3 'light'the sun' daylight
shuti ßß^®, Rec. 27, 84, light.
Shu ß m, U. 241, 00 P ^, U. 185
00 P^i^> U. 415, T. 243, N. 1067, 1381
p^u.425,pi^|,p|^)y
PSI. PWMPâ-PVl
PMPWIi-00-R—*8>
ß û ^ J), Rev- *3> 5» the Air-god, the Sun-god
P*\ O /WWW s-\ A/WWV
v^ ö 0 ' p* 6o6' Shu and
Tefnut ; Gr. Swo-tv.
Shu 00 p $, Mar. Aby. I, 44, 45
CTD

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^-'PKPVJ-Pol-*-
consort of Shu.
Sto-tiPP:H'0mbOSlân9dVeS
Shu R Tuat VI, a spirit who destroyed
Y ' the dead.
Shu Re J), Denderah III, 78, a child-god.
Shußty.TuatVI, a iackalaheaded
Shu oa ß % Jj, Tomb of Seti I, one of
SH
the 75 forms of Râ (No. 13).
Berg. I, 18, a god who
assisted the dead.
oÇ
112, 2, a
', the god
Shuß^|,
ShUtt(?) ß^$|, B.D
group of goddesses of Mendes.
Shu em herit urit (?) ß^v
Berg. I, 14, a form of Shu.
Shu neb maät ß @ "1
of the ist hour of the day.
Shu enti em Aten ß^f^Txf]
a title of Rä-Harmakhis.
Shu 00^, U. 181, aoß^l11, Rec
31, 12, (JcalZJ, Rec. 27, 84, air, wind;
v V ' w*nc* °^ tne ^ody, flatulence.
to be dry, arid, hot ; Copt. CtJOOYe,
ttJO*3f(J0OT, XttJOTIO.
AA/WVA ,
O '
Pel'
Shuiu ße (](] ^, dry, arid; aoß^
Q n § ^1 J % °~—D > u- 46l> parched fields.
Shuu ß%%\ dry, hot; Copt. ttJOYie.
Shuà ß h (g©, drought', heat.
■ shu.t(s^-pv,jbdb(U,
PC-PV-P^MPlT-P^rw
P^Ki-PK$i-B-D-"—*«
desert land, untilled or unfruitful ground, a dry
place ; Copt, ttjooxe.
©
Shuit Rsflfl °, Anastasi T> *6> 2> Parched
ShUU I) m 0 , grains of dry incense.
Shu P 1 , A.Z. 1865, 28,'a desert tribe.
shut(?)P^||,iv,945,p^!,
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o cli I
ShU OO p^, U. 558, P. 282, GD^,
P. 615, 683, M. 525,783,^1142, P^q.Pq,
Sphinx Stele 8, shade, shadow; plur. oo^\
^ \\\, P. 683; <jp^ß \2> IV, 655, the
shadow had turned; var. [) Y^OO •
Shui aoß^v, T. 367, P. 201, 658, 713,
M. 765, 788, N. 182, P^^*, ß^^>
pe^^,p^(](j^^,tobelacking, wanting,
empty; ß^W|!]> A.Z. 1902,93, ß^^
|(j, empty; csziß^k , P. 694, he of the
empty hand : plur. U a)w 1, helpless, indigent.
Shu-t [ZKZiP^r, T. 199, 200, P. 311,
empty, needy; ß^^^zz, without: ß^
1—t J « "^^Ê-, Metternich Stele 57, faultless;
evil; plur. ß ^^, ß o^| j, IV, 62o,
wants, needs.
ShUU p % % ^*, a man lacking sense,
needy man; plur. rnü y Q V' N* 937'
P^.P^I^PM^P?.
a heartless or stupid man.
shui-t oop^(](]o, p. 713, aoß^
(|(1(|-, M. 788,ß@!)(j^, P(? !)!);!, a
vain or empty thing; [|"[^ ß ^ ^ "^t'
empty years, i.e., years of famine ; Copt.
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shu ß^^, ß^^' 1V' II32'
Anastasi J> ^ 6> ß _j^ » ße , , ,> AZ- !9°°>
, uninscribed rolls of papyri.
û i i i
shu, shui aaß^fjl), P. 565, aaß
^(),P.463,ooß!),R464,ß^,ß!l!l|,
Rf fi 11 11 Ä Jour* As* I9°8' 259' 3°°' t0
Y h ' Y H H ' rise up, to lift up ; Copt. ttjUM.
shuaumß^,M. 54i,ooß^(]^,
P. 463, U. 486, nn ß ^> %>> those who lift up.
shushu oaß ^oa ß ^,t0 exf^
Shu-t () , heaven, sky.
shu
P
, Rec. 21,85, to unload a ship.
shui-t ß ^
Rec. 21, 89, to haggle, to
trade as a merchant.
' -w ' business, com-
E J\ ' merce»
Shuit, Shuiti ß © ÛÛ /\, Rechnung-
en 61,
o \\
^ W.ÂI
h
, merchant; plur. ß ^ (j(j ^^ ^ .
I-P*
Ci
Mar. Aby. I, 8, 84, ß ^
ß^!)!)^, todo
business, to "make bazaar."
*«tiPKlP^.mach"1u&
Shu-t ™ß, T. 44, P. 89, M. 52, N. 37,
ßo, U. 621, ™ßl,P- 712, ß^, Drei,
Stele9,ß,ße,ß7, ß^ß^'ßi
I) ^, feather, hair, foliage, win'g; plur. rvm
ßß, P. 173, 710, N. 1353, aoß^0
, N. 940.
am
shutipß^ße^.pp^.thetwo
feathers or temples of Osiris.
Shuti nn
SH
>T.359.
nvn
N. 685, .363, ™(J(U, N.759, ßß.ß;
w
pp«.pp;.p:&.p.\J.'PP
p:Jm.p:iM.PK&p*ip
U yl|l\\> I) H]> a crown ornament con
sisting of a pair of feathers; ß Y> lûû> ß >J>
Il (1(1 ^'j pinions, feathers.
shut ent aptu ß^?\ ^ *G\ D
^5\ Is^ I, goose feathers.
shutentbâkPK!rji
, hawk's feathers.
Shut-ent-bàk p^^j o J!)
B.D. 153«, 9, part of the hunting net of
the Akeru-gods.
Shu-tresti R0^0^, "south father»
Y I TWin —a kind of plant.
shu-t Tehuti ß ° ^% ^5, "Thoth's
feather"—a kind of plant.
-"«P^P^PMP««
S.««--_»P^i|i|S.p^S.
reeds, herbage in ge'neral.
Shu ß^^j, she-ass.
S^°°P{.?P'U'3ÄXV(?)
X\ AAAAAA
. Shu nn1^^, well, lake, cistern, tank.
Shua 00 ^) ^, U. 583, N. 1233,
oa £\ ^ ^, Rec. 26, 67, csn f] %*,
^fll^Mfl'^^lM' ^ Kam-
37B, 7, na£] ^|^>t0 be "eak> miser-
able, wretched, poor, helpless, to beg.
Säfl&~flkV*&
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M£, poor man, beggar, one destitute; plur.
^^, Rec. 16, 59; Copt. cyooxe (?)
shuaut oa^jo,U.431,00^^
1 1 1
111
, T. 246, vile ones.
shuab cua ^Tj J Q, Rec. 2, 107, IV, 73,
a kind of tree, persea ; Copt, cy&e, cyoxe.
Shuâ (shâ) R ^7, to begin.
shuâ (shâ) R ^7 (1, Jour. As. 1908,275
=a --/»; tO kill.
shuâm (shäm) ß ^7 t\ *^, ß ^7
%ö $L, little; Copt. cyKJUL.
shuâr (shâr) ß u $L, R u Ä
^7
Q w ~ to smite, to strike, to be
<c=>^-^' smitten ; Copt. cy(JOp.
shuärt (shärut) R
stripes.
^7
, blows,
shui ß e (j (j fi , to illumine.
Shui-t P^fjf]^^ Peasant 223, p^0,
P^^,P^^,pi(l(l^shade,shadow;
Shuib-t P Qf) JJo'^Ubbân Stde 'shadow
shuim-t (shim-t) ß (1(1 /==, place,
house, building, shrine.
Shuih. ß (1(1 ? .A, Sphinx Stele 11 =
I A,to travel, to journey.
shub ßejö> peJg, pej:,
cake, loaves, bread, food.
Shllb ß J ^^j Rev. 12, 107, course,
shubu, shubi-t (qubu, qubi-t,?)
P^JM- P«M- HMI-
P J (](]^,Thes. 1206, ßjj^, shade, shadow.
shubti p J^f,A'Z- I9°8' II7;hsahdaow
Shubbi ß j] il QQ f > shade, shadow.
shum p^w^y^
shum kharshere ß t\ ^* ï-2^ /f^'
Rev. 12, in, little child; Copt. cyHJUL
âPïïnpe.
shur [) jg» ^3j, Rev., to gather the grape
harvest; Copt. XUôUôXe.
Shurp R &, Rev., first ; Copt, cy(jopn,
shursh fl<=>jYlVt J Ä, Jour. As. 1908,
248, to contend, to struggle; Copt. ttjepcyi.
shebooJ(X), mJ^(X),
collar, necklace, pectoral.
shebi na J (](] 0, iv, 893, 00 J
sheb, shebu □□ J.Q, u. 429, n. 376,
Jô^5, T. 245, m J^ô. u- 98a,
j ^, U. 98, 00 J \ g, p. 78,
j g, M. ,08, 00 J^^, M.
nn
rzszi
nn
CMD
705, N. 21, oszi j| y ^ \ Rec. 26, 224,
Rec. 33, 29, r-Ts-i 1 1, Metternich Stele 239,
J o, IV, 1045, 00 J \^ IV, 1155,
1 ^3i > food offerings, food.
nn
1 1 1
, ( v\ )
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shebb-t rm jj flC±f=3) Anastasi I, 26, 2,
food, provisions.
sheb -1 r-rc-i 1 1, rnx-i
r^v-i 1 |Y\ , A.Z. 1864, 107, food-offering ;
r-Hft—1 J /^^s. > N. 46, a joint of meat; r^rc—1 N
u=v, M. 184, a bundle of vegetables (?)
a kind of incense ; Copt. cyoOT (?)
Sheb rnrc-i |ç> , throat; Copt. ÇtJOY(J0.&e.
shebb-t on J J Jç, on J J J, on
J J?> throat; Copt. cy&(JO&e.
Shebb-en-Mesti 00 j] j] ¥ **"* ^==
") !\!\ Ä B.D. 99, 17, a post in the magical
0 HH iü ' boat.
sheb oajj, aojx, aajç^,».
r-K-i ] n> ^ ^ -/I, to mix, to prepare drink,
to brew; var. 0 JL .
shebb 00 J J ;
r^v-i
JJ
L-fl'
JJ.
, I \\ I
JH— JJ^'
1 j , to brew beer, to mix drink.
shebsheb □njoajx, Mythe 1, 5,
rJarix, aoJanjL-fl, ß & ß & ,
to mix, to prepare drink, to brew beer; hk~i JJ
ddJû.U. 98, N. 377.
sheb-t do J ö, m J ~ £, 00 J " =,
a kind of drink.
-hebMoojj-ö.oojjxö,
1 j Li,a kind of drink.
sheb 00 Jx^, 00 J^>x|^> IV>
,to exchange;
Copt, çyi&e.
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. (1 tkr « to change, to exchange;
1078,130Jö \>S*—A>
sheb-t r-m
»,C30jX" ^il
_.' xJ»
exchange ; rwnj ^ % r » > IV, 685, changes,
rebellions ; Copt. cyeßlU).
shebsheb od Jon J x , IV, 1074,
to calculate times and seasons.
sheb-t(?) °njjf$^37, oojo,
clepsydra.
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shebb-t ent gerh od J j]0
® 8 F=?=;i> change of the night (?)
shebut ml6 ^^,Amen- 20> I0>
J X 21 speech, answer.
shebtiooj^see^ooj-fl.
Shebtiu 00 J ö Â !, the gods who
assisted in building temples.
Sheb HKTl Jr^j> to cut, to slay.
sheb m J (| e jM , A'z- I900' ^°»nt0
shebsheb r^aoo, fighting.
shebut 00 J o %> £ ^-j-f, IV, 685,
rebellious, rebels ; see 1 ) /^5V>.
.Joo U JzA
sheb ooJ.|, Rec 16, 141, on J"^,
00 J k II^, a tree or plant.
shebb-t 00 J jj$j, ^^J, ™ J J
\iX, r-rc-i j J o \H, a kind of reed.
sheb-t r^n II o (®, P. 660,772, M. 769,
the tie of the Green crown, \ o w .
sheb-t r-rc—1 û j|, a measure for dates.
, sheba oo J"|^<$£^>, U. 295, on J
J l^^H' R 672> ™2> I348, a meat
offering; plur. JJ |. pieces of meat.
r^v-i
shebut J^G't0Sh0r,funriÏLn°

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ftAAAftA
X
r^v-i
r~\\ l
JftAAAftA n
, oo J
Jö, ooJö^||, Anastasi I, 3, 3,
Jiwww XXX .
to mix together,
to be mixed, to alloy ; Copt. cyon&, cyonq.
shebenu »*™ 1,1 v, 665, nr-ij 1,
r^v-i » üö^Q i, Rev. 6, 26, various,
divers, mixed, miscellaneous ; Q Jl I v 1 oo
Jjvwa* n 1
X 3 1, disordered apparel.
sheben 00 Bob, sacrificial cakes of
^ 1 1 1 various kinds.
JftAAA/W | ^ I
Q 1 ikQ foi an
aromatic substance.
shebnu r^r-i J Ö ^ °> a kind of berry
or seed; Copt. çy&m.
shep ^03 = -=> - ^^, a measure,
the palm of the hand = four fingers ; see shesp
Shep °a, to become; Copt, cyume.
shep ^A^^A10 'flow> t0
D Î D _fl I runout.
, (<=ö) * ^. . J
I Vf A"wv* ' '
I C± TT ( ftAAAftA I
sheput ™f**
the flow of the poison.
shepi-t ^ 1)1) ^1 ™ ()() ^1wound with
a discharge, fistula (?)
shepi
. r^v 1 1 v\ 1 <3=« 1 w 1
DO' D %*' D
D
fi ™^fe)>Rev- IT> 135,
D
(? 1 v\ 1 £
, to be ashamed ; D , Israel Stele 8,
w 1 O Pi w 1
ashamed ; Copt, cyme.
shep, shepà ™ rê^, Rev. 13, 48,
D l) @ r^i, Rec. 12, 109, ™() © rs^rj °,
Rev. 13, 41, gift, present, dowry.
shepp
shep
D D
, Thes. 943, rich, wealthy.
r^crt, basket, a prize of victory-.
sheü-t C3a ° oa ! Rev''rewarc* > Copt.
D III' D ai' äJ<*-n-
shep
shepu
r^v-i
D 2
rzszi
D
fc*, Rev. 11, 183, light.
t^\ © light, radiance, splen-
Jrill' dour.
shep-t , a bright object.
D o
shep-t
D
, blindness, glaucoma.
shep -ès&-, u. 319, 608, -<2>-,
P. 498, 510, -^-, Rec. 26, 67, 31, 27,
Metternich Stele 43, Jci&-, A.Z. 1900, 27,
D X
blind
rzszi
D
, to be blind, to make
; ^r -^- \A v *l=^, I have
' D f 2r -<2>-lll
blinded his eyes.
Snepu , the blind, the unseeing.
Dili ö
Shep-her
D
D
* , a crocodile-god.
"? ^ » Rec 31, 30,
r^rc-i
Shepit Ç>, a form of the goddess
Apit f)D ^ D°
\\S
shep-t Khensu
D o
!•
1908, 19, the name of an amulet.
shepa
shepash
D
O, U. 171 ; var.
A.Z.
O
, Rev. 2, 4
I V\ I
*^D, forearm, thigh.
Shepi
D ■
Tuat VI, a warder of
the 5 th Gate.
shepen-t □ Ö, d rv a scabby
eruption of the skin ; Copt. cy$(JOni.
ÖW
V
shepen-t D , iv, 821, 00
/W\AftA Ü
□ , a beer measure.
Shepen ^d""^, ^d""^!, a plant used
,. . rzso/vw^A rzsziöo oszio ,T
in medicine; D mi, d miii, D o,V, 3,
o III /vwwvQlll /vw^vvlll
the seed of the same.
Shepen-t r|, R 610, a tree.
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□ (ML r^n II, to be noble, venerable,
holy, honoured ; Jj\ I ^ \ (I, august.
Shepses J (1 (1, t0 be honourable or splen-
JH I I did, to make splendid.
sheps fj^änJL Jl\ I, noble, honourable,
venerable, magnificent, glorious, stately,
splendid, grand, admirable, august, majestic,
sumptuous, gorgeous.
shepsu 1 V' P* 63°' n°b1lity> majesty.
shepsu, shepsesu jjfl jjv&, J 1\\,
Cm 1 3r> ^' ITI^B> IO> nobleman,
gentleman, man of wealth and position; plur.
U. 501,
» T. 320,
ao
C30
D
o
o, P. 94,
D
(1
^j.Re^o^-ifzg,
IV, 1014, the august one in Khemenu (Hermo-
polis).
shepsit ™ [1 ^o, M. 272,N. 889, ^o,
M"&M&'Metternich steie 53' 'J\ f1
Cr? M CN Jf(\ ' honourable lady, gentlewoman,
woman of wealth and position, goddess ; plur.
shepses j^Pfli. jfl^i.j^P.
A.Z. 45, r24, honours, high positions, vsealth,
treasures : men of wealth :
© III Jn U l'
^.j§PP#f.Leyd-B*i",tJ
shepsu (?) ^[l-rf-rf-^5-,N.817,
august thrones ; n 1^, ' J' '
a noble
throne.
Shepsi Jjj |1 \\ Ö , a holy vessel ; J £ ,
A.Z. 1868, 86, a sacred vase; rfho Q Q.
sheps pJç^ , funerary monument or statue.
Verbum I, 407, to work
in stone.
shepses jjfl H,
SheDS Jifl 0mbos l> 186-188, one of
^ JK I ' the 14 kau of Rà.
Shepsi J Ru, Rec- '7, ' '9. a ram-headed
JH I form of Thoth.
Shepsu Jpj, 0mbos *> 85'0g^edrisn °/
Sheps Da Tuat VI1' a god with a
_S_ ' boomerang.
Shepesh , forearm
Plur- □ ; Copt, cy coney.
on
C?V>;
-w;
snepesn D -+c^, scimitar; see
n;
D
\\
MM
A
D '
Rev. 12, 49, the scimitar shepesh.
, the name of a god.
Shepesh p
Shepsh-t d ^, A.Z. 1906, 125, d
22, a goddess.
shept (?)
a kind of fish.
shep-t C3, - , „ w
D<w O.rd.
D o A I
14, 10, 183, 12, shame, ill-will, ill-temper, a
Ü e1
shame, disgrace, ignominy;
14, 10,
disease ;
words of shame.
._ Iraq.*«*o
% h h, M. 649, the two gods who eat (?)
en. x 'C30 .
Shept m
r^rc-i
shepti (?)
go, to depart (?)
D o
A,
r^rc-i
<X
to
'shept L~D~l%ö,
D o 11 A
shame, disgrace ; Copt.
cynrr.
Shef ]2L, Rec. 20, 42, ram.
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shef, shefât ™ (] o, L.D. ill, 65a,
, strength,
I Ck
might, power, valour, vigour, energy, force.
shefshef-t ^=^, P. 267, ^ ^_
, M. 480, *<=^3£> IV, 701. „
__ aoao__i nnnny ■
power,
ight ; T I *^ , whose power is beneficent
sheflt ES. m0(U£, lY. 967,
w
\\
32.3
I r^rc—1
I r^v-i
Q 3S 311,
■^ 1j I
ix, 180, strength, might.
shefshefiu ™ ™ 35; i
Ha:*-
Shefi
I r^v-i
\\
Z. 46, 130, valiant men,
courageous.
fg", Tuat III, a form of Osiris.
Shefiti
3£!
1 — ■
^ ]j£
\\
31
r^rc-i
I 1 ^ 10 ff\
I, *L=^ -//r, Rec. 32,176,
1' \\ WW' ô ' ' ' \\
J], he of divine strength.
Shefut
ao
• *\>
Tuat I, a
warder of the gates of the Earth.
Shefshefit mm o, p. 267, m
r^rc-i
, M. 480, N. 1247, a god.
Shefit-ha-t ™—^ the four-headed
o III c* ' ram-god Khnemu.
shef, shefa _^_^, ™0, So,
*^- ö > ^_ "Sjjf ç fl» Rev. 11,68, to grasp,
to seize; var. *SLti ; Copt. KOOOOqe (?)
shefa *l=_ j\ , to attack.
shefshef ™™UJ
to bring in.
^,
shef™S'™^0'™0'toswell;
Copt. ajé.qe, ajé.qiux)T.
jrui's^Jr 111' © oiu' oo' o oin'
rzszi
C3, swelling, pustule, tumour.
r^rc-i
9
Shef-her "~~ "*", Tuat VI, a god ; fern.
^, B.D. (Saite) 145, 3»-
one
shefu
00
I V\ I-
r^v-i r* r^v-i
Ö'V,H'
foam,
' froth.
shefu s^T VI, a herb.
<g 111
Shefshef-t mm°| a seed used in
*^ *— o 1 medicine.
I V\ I JlfcO
Shef[t]bet-t
month Tybi (Copt. T~(JO&l).
1 I V> 44,
, the god of the
snet-t «l=^, *l=^e, district; varr.
Ck
shefa
00
, Rev. 11, 138, awe.
shefen(?) ^L=/), Rec. 29, 150,
Shefen SE?^*, Alex. Stele i, 5, a small
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bird; plur.
sheft 4? =
, before.
shefti
rzszi
myn
,, Rev. 14,
1, *1ÎL3 ^Cw., Rev- J4> IO> 2I> enemy; var.
\\
*J!_; Copt, cy^qxe.
sheft »L=^c=>q;)
Ci
ment, book, list ; plur.
shefti S &
çy^qxe.
sheft
, writing, docu-
1 v\ 1
, enemy =
O
r^v-i (j> X r-rc-i
L-/J
; Copt.
, Rec.
25> J95> t0 seize, to grasp.
Sheft bet-t ™ k? §, the god of the
month Tybi (Copt. TOO&e).
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shefti-t jgg(](]y^, Rev. u, I32,
" , Leyd. Pap.
i i i
r^rc-i
7, 2, bier, funeral bed.
Sheftll ^^Ko^, Peasant 305,
*—_ I r , Amen. 27, 9, book, writing, roll,
volume, list, magistrate's charge sheet (IV, 1109);
plur.
r^rc-i
r^rc-i
3 1 1 1
shem r-w-i
rvri
j, Rec. 26, 13.
, relative, kin,
father-in-law ; Copt. cyOJUl.
Shemi-t rnr-i f\ Art© («==0), fem. of
preceding ; Copt. OJOOJULe.
Shemu <*=»^f\ ^% Rev. 13, 1, little
o-e.;^^^^,,^;^™?
, Rev.
shem-t(?)
14, 13, boon companions.
Shem r^v-i t\ ^, Rouge I.H. II, 117
£ a wise man, a skilled tradesman,
X' knowing.
shemu opf^Äi, ^ PaP; 5» 6>
/J w^y£M 1 spells, incantations.
shem
m &. .a
r^v-1 r^rc—1
r^v-i
J\ ' J\ J\' J\
, Rec. 27, 88,
' t op /^ j to go, to march, to travel ;
Herusàtef Stele 8r, ^P Û -A > Amen. 13, 1,
going, goer ; Copt, eye, ttjei.
shemm ™$j^$£. to go, to travel.
traveller ; plur. gpj.gp^, .133
iii'^T
.A
11 l
A
1, advancing hosts ;
shem-t gp
A C3Z3
im
SH
nn
a
going; plur. Cjp
o 1
a!"
shemm-t «53
M- 574> N. 1180, ways, journeys
shem ra gp*5^, igp
» u. 390, gp
0 ^ i>
£j3 §î>! • 4°2>
A
to
set the mouth in motion against someone, to
speak evil, to slander.
shem ra c^p^v^, iv, 97,, Thes.
1482, slanderer, backbiter.
shem her mu cjp Y ^
1251, to be a confederate or ally of someone,
to owe allegiance to someone.
-A " to act as pilot
or guide.
-A ■ W . I I 1
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shem ta gp
E
shem-t âanra gp
\\ mna GoI. 6, 14, Alt K. 848, a kind of
=>io^3)' bread, cake.
™ "=" ' L-fl a kin^f
7\ ©o » o »' incense.
Shem Râ (He-t Shem-Rà)
Palermo Stele, a building.
shem ra khet
c?a
S
1 1 1
—z
shem reth gp
, the name of a serpent amulet
shemu <53^ = ^, P. ,04, gp
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shemut(?) ^fj !, iv, 839
shemi-t ^^(jl)^^—^
Shemti *=jp ^== A J) , Tomb of Seti I,
one of the 75' forms of Rä (No. 72).
Shemti oa$^. T^^to».,
Tuat IX, a serpent with four, heads at each end
of his body and eight pairs of legs.
shemm^(|,oo^f|, A.Z.
1906, 29, 00 t\ % (1 , to be hot; varr.
r^rc-i
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shemm 0=^$^. §|i(|,
l^Mj|'Amen-4,I7,5,IS'6,\
ii, 13, ßßßll, to be or become hot, hot;
Copt. ^JULOJUL, Heb. DDP!, Syr. «^j,, Arab.
r^
shemm-t
a-^TT
, A.Z. 1906, 122, heat, fire, flame, fever; plur.
shemm-t 00 t^t^ O, do
do
03
1 some hot, strong-
/"* ' L-^_l J^ _M* ' u i ' smelling substance
shemshem-t do!\ do
U. 640, do^do|n^, m^
^dodoo
111
do
, sesame seed ; Copt.
ceJULCHiUL, Arab. (tMJ^M)
shemshem
hot wind, sirocco.
Shem rnx-i K\ ^_, demon, foe
shemm
the summer inundation
V
, to inundate,
shem, shemu /WWW • /WWW \£J • L.D. III,
' /WWW ' /WW/W ' '
/WWW /WWW
nna do D r-rc-i
I4<DB' îwW^/V ^==* KeC- 3°, rÖ3, ;WWW
WWW \JJ I /WWW
»' Sïo' A-Z- I9°6' I28' ^l^J©'
Jour. As. 1908, 290, the season of summer ;
^\
summer; Copt. cycJUJUl. It began soon after
July 19 and ended about November 15 ; its
four months were :
r- . /w&0= Pactions. 3. ,w\a ©=Epiphi.
I /WW ^ 111 /W/W " "
I /WW I I I /WW
I /WWW O, -rap. 3024, 06, days of
I I /www »
zw« © = Payni. 4.
r-w-i
£j$A O = Mesore.
/WW
Shemu SÄÄRÄ^ Ombos I, 90, the god
of Summer ; Copt, cyuujm.
shemu /WWW /
•" , Israel Stele 2 c. Rev. 6.
AAAAAa III *J ' *
/w^»a 1 I I
26, 13, 217, ,wvwa
/WWW
, Rechnungen 74, /WWW
AA/AAA
/WWW ,' • /WWW
/WWW. ' /WWW
/WWW /WWW
, *ww\a jvj/ >
^^^ #wwÄ -^ Www
r^v-i ,.□ r^v-iT=r r-rç-i „□
/WWW ,' , > /WWW O .'
/WWW „Rf. ' / rs rs rs /WWVA i i i
AAAAAA \^ ^ ^ £ \^ \^ \^ /W/WW III
/WWW
/WWW
-WWW ^ ^^ '
/WWW vn
-www "^^ j Âmen.
/www I I I
, Pap. 3024, 69,
^Ebo
IV, 499, P. iii6b, 19, r^v-i
Amen. 6, 9, r^rc—1 V\
i9,4,CE]^(|e^, Rev. 14,51,01
«
©
, Rev. 14, 46, the harvest; Copt. cyuuJUl.
r-ft~i r-rç—1 _/u. do
shem-t
-JU.'
house, shrine
Shemm-t rm
r^xT-i
I l l
»n'an
n>
,Rev. 13, 20,
, stable, stud farm; plur.
IXC
Rev. 6, 26, chief of the stud farm.
shemshem do
<§.
Amherst Pap. 48, room (?) chamber (?)
1=50^0 M. 216, N. 586, to pray,
shma
J?
to make a vow.
shma ™ a, T. 55, to go.
shma
rvn r-rc-i
rm
foreigner, stranger; plur. Siimau / VC\ ,
used in a bad sense, devils, demons ; Copt.
cyjùuuLo.
enemy, demon,
shmai
is:
©
destroyer.
rn
shma r-xxijS^Hp,
_Jp %ô, ^ ^^, demon, evil spirit;
plur-/^j 77"^»Rec-s1**0-
Shma (shmai) ^ " fighter "-a title
v ' H of Horus:
Shma °zr$ the sod of the 25th day of
—>}\ ' the month.
Shmait-àakhu C^lû^^ '"> Tuât IX,
a singing-goddess.
Shmaàu-mer ^^^S^.
Ombos II, 134, a mythological being.
shmau
DO
(?)" t> <
-, Rec. 30,67,
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rxi
ß , to be hot.
shmamu ^^^/f, ^^
^\"H^^, Rec. 3, 2, stranger, foreigner,
rxi
!>
r^v-i
demon ; plur. /
|> IV» 39,
I Rec. 15, 178, nomad ruffians, barbarians;
! ' Copt. cyjÙlJUlO.
shmam
_> äj^JO7^ Ebers
92, 3, to vow, to offer up, to pray.
shmam
^
rzszi
k*ft 5kk**' 5k
I J , a plant.
shmä / .A, to go, to travel = r-rv-i j\,
Copt. JULoocye.
shmä ^^J(=oo^J, A.Z. 1907,
9, Champollion, Notices I, 649), ^1-û 1, ^1-0
|M, -^1,1' W> W 1' "^©' W @>
"^©' ^1^' ^7^' ^77^®' h
°^3HHE, -^^3EEE, ^7^®' the
South, the country of the South, i.e., Upper
Egypt; ^^sbe ^j^^©, -^
North, i.e., Upper and Lower Egypt.
Shmäit -=Xc ^ fl, Ani 20, 10, one of
the uraei on the brow of Râ.
Shmäit $>lfo, the goddess oMhe
Shmâu -^0—o\^, A.Z. 1910, 128,
gods of the South.
Shmä ^/;^, B.D. 169, 9, ^ jQ, grain
of the South.
Shmä ^X-fl ° , stone of the South, emerald
shmä-t -^J g, bandlet made of a special
kind of linen; *i* T l| , A.Z. 1907, 20,
Ml
Shmâ-t -1^ °,(S[, a plant.
shmäit ~Jji (](] |<=^, Rev. 14, 9, Jrf
(1(1 ] , Rev. 15, 17, books of the South.
11 Uo III
shma-s *k—üp.^p^.^rT
£ [1, Sphinx Stele 10, ^ — , -^ fl,
-4^/[ A fl Sphinx Stele 10, the crown
© V 'Vi' of the South.
Shmâi ^ <§>, -^<4g, -^ M' 4"
Q£, to sing, to play a musical instrument,
singer, player ; j |, musician; iL fl
1, musicians.
shmâi-t ^J]0(](]^, Rec 16,70, ^
°£T Y 1 ' T 1 £T ¥ a
^ ^g> singing woman; plur. -^ü ^
+ <WÄli4YÄll-i<:i
\Ä f) j Rec. 29, 166, singers male and female,
2121 1 ' choir.
■*-a?tf& k^"1>
Jour. As. 1908, 263, 266, ^^ 0 ^ ^,
Rev. 14, 15, to destroy, to ruin, to overthrow,
to undo, corrupt, perverse ; Copt. (ToOJUie.
Shmentheth □□ ^,s==3 JL » T^t
IV, a goddess in the Tuat.
shemer n^D<==^, Rev. = çyjuùuLo (?)
stranger, foreigner
shemer-t ^
a, Rouge,
1 1 1
I.H. II, 115, bow; plur. 1
i=> I I
aa^=>F==q, "bow of heaven" (Tuat X) on
which Set and Horusstand; Copt. Xe&eX(?)
Shemer-t
_ 1 , Ombos I, 143, the
divine bow which destroyed the king's foes.
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Sbemer-thi
rvn
w
,TuatX, a bow-
god and bow-goddess.
• shems [=E=iân,T. 270, □aMû, M. 433,
h an
nn
n.
^P^,Rec.i4,2i,
^^P^A, B.M. 49343, j)()()t-fl> Rec-
II'I72'C'^-A^"A'C=S=:f1^'T-209'
P. 160, n , Rec. 15, 47, to follow in the train
of some one, to be a member of a bodyguard,
an adherent, an. associate, a follower ; Copt.
cyîXcye, Heb. utettî.
Shems /Çfe —*—, service, following.
Shems-t rns-i I n o, U. 313 (fa's), service (?)
shemsi âb n
sire or inclination;
shemsi änti
1^^, to follow one's de-
"01 the name of a room
n~D ' in the palace.
,
performance of a ceremony in which myrrh was offered.
shemsi utcb a
j\
j\, to
follow regularly and systematically.
shemsi menkh-t
151
<3E?'
a festival in which a bandlet played a prominent
part.
shemsi Hem
iLjTLJ", Palermo
Stele, celebration of a festival of Horus.
shemsi kbenu-t â fl j\ \? Ö (%, Rec.
6, 11, to celebrate the cult of a statue.
shemsi sekh-t n é
65, to perform field service
Shems Seker àfl^z
\>, Rev. 14,
A
-ÖQÖ
© a festival of Seker in which the god went
V&>" round the walls.
shemsu onfl^, M.394, âfl^,^ lv\,
"ei' Hjr^i' i_zr "jr 01' "^
servant, attendant, ministrant, follower; plur.
■ÏP
W
1 -» n ra n . -> n ^ 1 Shemsu neter âaSH^K^IJ)!
!• W^tv WJtZï IV' ^ fCIowers of ,he Great J' ^" '^
III
W
0 3$\ ° 41 ! Rec. 36, 216, train, retinue,
HjfAÎUl' . bodyguard.
shems-t âa-t
n
a
, a lady of
high birth, a descendant of an old family.
shems nesu □l^bC^ü^=7, iv, iooi,
n t I i=> I
1q 3 -A ^^ IV, 1026, a royal envoy
=f ° <==>^ [[[ ' to foreign lands.
Shemsu â t\ ffl, Rec. 2, 126, §r.—
l_y), Hymn Darius 31, follower of the. god, a
member of the divine bodyguard; plur. r\n In
^0-A|||^ec.3o,I9I,oop^^!,
•bid. 33, 35, Ijcjlj
Shemsu
H I
Tuat XII, a god in
the Tuat.
ShemSU â H J) I, Thes. 131, a group of
stars in the Thigh (Great Bear).
Shemsi Àsâr S (1 U jj © J), Methen 34,
follower of Osiris ; plur. nn n I ^§\ U , N.
487, 698, csu fl ^ ^ Ô _J^, M. 408,
apyiiMfci^i--
r| J\, chief followers of Osiris.
Shemsà en Mehi â (1
B.D., a follower of Mehi.
\\y\
~=N
Shemsu en Nebertcher
11 i<rr>
B.D.. the followers of Nebertcher.
-A S. \\1
Shemsi en Tehuti
B.D. 183, 4, follower of Thoth.
Shemsu neteru \ fl ^\ a J) ! 1 ',
B.D., the followers of the gods.
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0 1» P- 699, csu
Shemsu Râ do cl II ^O, T- 236,
O, U. 495,
M. 253, on 11 j|^ J^J^J^O.N. 1162,
, the followers of Rä;
of Rä in the train of Osiris.
Shemsu Hâp fl I v\ /** ^, Nesi-
Âmsu 12, 6, the followers of the Nile-god.
Shemsu Heru ^ ^ j^j^j^, P.
^^' M- 319,00^
(> N. 832, do [) j| ^
■^
00 p ^ j^j^j^ ^, N. 1099 (see
166,
^ I ], P. 462,
M. 518,
also P. i75,N.947),^P^
1 11
11 1
n
-A V^. r!h, the followers, i.e.,
successors of Horus (the kings of the Predynastic
7\
l l l
Period).
Shemsut He -1 - Her
Rec. 27, 223, the followers of Hathor
Shemsi S (j(j W, Rec. n, 170 :
shemes do | §, 00 ft R §,
j^ P f, 00 I p ^|, ear of corn; plur
&JUIC, ^eJULC.
r^v-i
f^TÖ f^TÛ Ü
yeast.
*/WW\ ASSAM
j */WW\
£^ */WW\
WÖ'
DO
Shemtt
OXZI
, a goddess.
shen
*/WW\
to hover over,
to alight.
Shen-t-àmm (?)
r^v-i
^4
Tuat IX, a fiery, blood-drinking serpent-
god.
shenu 8 ,0.213, oo 5
p. 453,C=S=DS%, p. 689, 5 t-fl, 5 e,
/WW\A /I /WWW (WWW»
DO * , Ït*^,
/WWW */WW\ I
öfc.
9 e 9 0
L-fl1
e
Q,
Q, 9,
O, to go round, to encircle, to
surround, to enclose, to shut up in the hand, to
beleaguer a city, to obstruct a road.
shenu 8 0j 9 0, 9,Q, X
9
Ö
Û, 5 ö
S 0 e
/WWW
Q JT /WWW
X /^ O «WWW
*/WWV
/WWW X '"' /""\ Q
/www
Q f5 Q AWWW
IJ'^a, * , Qu, circuit, circle
A O /WWW C J ji
periphery,circumference, orbit, revolution ; QQ
the two circuits, <-> <~>, Thes. 165.
*/WWA
shenn x , t. 82,304, ^
1908, 117, circle, circuit.
*/WWV
shenn-t 9 **"£ L_J], circle.
9 0
Q,A.Z.
5*/WWA
~^w~ „ <^, T. 275, do£ "0=5,
U. 234,
9
*/WWA
Q */WWA | ^ I
*/WWA
, 9 ° ^=4, Tombos Stele 2,
*/WWA
£^ /WWW
t o Ä? a circuiting, a going round, revo-
JlL_J]'<=>V\ ' lution.
/WWW
© /WWW <=* O
shen àten 8 czd fl *^, 8 rs^
»www ^^^ n rr>
/WWW I <£> /WWW
t\ r\ /www r\ ^ n "ww/w
[ WWW, Q *~~* [ ^AAA, IV, 808, T Q
/wwv\ ra ft
*W« [J /WWV\
the circuit of
O* ' the solar disk.
1 ë'9- 0 L-fl
Shen ur ß ^^ ,T. 275, P. 28, Tombos
Stele 16,
, N. 67,
9 ^
M. 38, T ^^ -^- , A.Z. 1905,15, Ç
Q X 1=1, the Great Circle; fi^^fl^',
IV, 617, the circuit of the Great Circle; GT5
s 9 ^
III /VWM .1 <
shenu ent pet T
, the islands of Shen-ur.
circuit of heaven.
shonu en ta f ö Û
*/WW\ */WW\
Q f=^, the
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is' the earth.
3 a 4

rvn
sheni-t 8
SH
, circle, circuit.
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C30
shenu Q, endless time, eternity; \ \ \ =
10,000,000 years.
sheni-t 8 M* 9 00%",
_ ****** I I I I ****** 1 1 _/l
, a chamber in a temple.
Sheniut § M ^c-a, B.D. 17, 3*.
****** I I _^1
the chamber of punishment of Osiris.
Shenu-t J°^,, Leyd. Pap. 10,13, £^Jj,
»courtyard, court (?)
Q 0^ Q „ tk i& Û
shenu
Ö
1 Q
!'
I ******
fi
I7O, * .0
******
****** (^ PM ****** _ZT IjJ O
, court official, court nobleman ; plur. shenut
^ Ö Jj! Rec.30, 187, 31, i8, 5 ö%°
****** Ci i ( I ****** /)
G ^y^j, ibid. 26, 234,31,
fà 1, Peasant 140, ^ Ö
c_L I ******
i, 8 ö|, 8
I ****** a 1 ******
the court of a king or god
shenit 5
fi Ö
****** (£
0 e
ijj ^ 1 1 ****** 1
1 fi
!'
1 ******
>fi
fii|l|0gfgr2r a 11 ^$1$
3£$ ^ , the nobles at Court; T Ö
******
1, the four sons of Horus.
Shenit fi
*A/V\AA
the divine court of Osiris
Shenugfl.8
or beatified dead.
Shennu fi ö
****** (£
1, B.D. 30B, 4,
, the honourable
Tuat III, the gods
who avenged Râ.
Shen-ur Jp-
******
******
******
Ombos I, 319, a god
of offerings.
Shenit-Urit Q j)lg Denderah II, 54,
o ' a form of Hathor.
shenu fi
Q. Q g lake, the Nile-
">
flood.
shenu T Koller 4, 3, vases, vessels.
Shenu Q ^^^ , archetype of a manuscript.
shen ^^fi, U. 555, ™, Hh. 328, to
*\\.
rage, to wrangle, to fight, to dispute ; Copt.
cyme,
shenàu C=K=I f\ v\, N. 1000,
****** 1 IT ******
U. 602, N. 995, 999, wrangler, striver.
Î ****** n
„„i Rev. 12, 1x9, to dispute;
I %* iW' Amen' I4' 3, litigious man.
******
shenn-t £ *~~* ^s., dispute.
sheni àb 3 ûtf^ Peasant 270, to
** . © Ü I
be wroth, to be angry, to quarrel.
shen fi Ö V\«s=^, Peasant 130, fi
****** TT ******
, fi Ö, dis-
., Pap. 3024, 74, X *3k
****** in. Jit<i
quietude, enmity (?) danger (?)
hostile, inimical.
******
shen
1.
, hateful,
1, Âmen. 9,8, xé, 14,
f 1 ****** £ I
i l fi
shennu ? ^£™
fighters, enmity, strife
shnu fi %> c
****** TT
**** s I
r\ k§!> fi ö
fi ö%
I ' " ^ü <J>1 <J>1 '». /WNAAA Ck _2
wrwrwr' fififi' soldiers, warriors, fighters.
sheni S ^, S ^L,°°&\&.
****** ****** ir^ ****** ezX e_l
Nàstasen Stele 10, (j(| AA, to be sick, to be
helpless, depressed, cast down ; Copt. cyUJfte.
shenn ******
Rec. 32, 84, to be ill,
«UVilU s***** jjp . ,
I ****** nx sick.,
r\ ****** ' r\ ******
shenn x w^aq r6v i4 I2 x -ww*
1 -^ ' ' 1 1 1 1'
Rev. 13, 3, mental sickness, disgust.
Shenn-t T p^«» oppression, weariness,
n ci ****** q
shen-t X ^^, 9 ^— -^ *
****** jit* C^ jb.
sickness, illness ; Copt. cyujrtG.
shnu'?Sr^i &^ ! evils> evil bein^s
A "^fes- 1 ' "^ I ' or things.
shnu fi ö^>"^, f^^., a
****** —II XL vi.
sick man.
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shenn öö âjt ■
shen, shim 9 w
AAAAAA
ft> 5 ' î &> Î
_J AAAAAA XL C_l XL
\AAAA /I ■>"^ I XL ^t
\>
O O trouble,
öö E—/!' nausea.
ft. ^ e^;a
ûÉ' î
e
«
ö e
., to speak, to proclaim, to tell, to relate, to
ask, to enquire into, to cast a spell, to recite
incantations, to adjure, to conjure, to curse, to
blaspheme, to work magic; Copt, cyirte.
Ö
shni
i
invoker, pleader, en-
treater.
9 °
AAAAAA (£
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
shni-t 5 00 o ^, So
>^ I AAAAAA
, IV, 694, J
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Copt, cyi
to cry out, to invoke,
to entreat.
AAAAAA
, 9 "*"" Q, appeal, a
•8.e
h^. adjuration, incantation, spell, ban,
curse, order for allotment; Copt, cyitt€.
shim V /vwwv (&A magical formulae, spells,
Q. G 211 ' incantations.
Shnu 9 ö\>$, IV, 1114, litigant,
AAAAAA JT y^ 1
disputant, party in a law case, the plaintiff (?)
shenn 9 if— Rev- u'I4'todemand '>
I ^* AAAAAA Copt. cume.
shenn ?
XL AA
shenn-t ?
seeking, enquiry, petition.
AAAAAA r^ AAAAAA
shen-t S o , 1, 13, $^> iv, 1081,
1115, a case at law, a judicial inquiry ; shen-t
AAAAAA «^
khe-t 0 , to have a case at law.
shenit 9 ° , Rec. 17, 47, 2 ' flfl
AAAAAA C^»"^ I Ci 11
«^^r, Rev. 14, 74, a legal interrogation, a case
for trial by law.
Î AAAAAA
-^ö-, a seeking out, quest.
Shnu 9 ' ' ' J views, opinions, specula-
ö -^ö- 1 ' tions (?)
f\ (p Q AAAAAA
shen, shni x , Y y ^), to
AAAAAA S J\ XL I 1
tie up, to tie together, to load.
o (2
Shen-t 8 °, 8 f* , a tie, binding.
AAAAAA (9 AAAAAA K—/I
shnà-t 6 ()c , cord, tie, rope.
rj AAAAAA fy
AAAAAA 1 _Z1 Ml l£l
Rec. 16, no, fishing net; Copt. cyil€.
shen
4M
1 n'
AAAAAA
LX1
" AAAAAA
^^■^..P- 302, ^,
N. 1106,
AAAAAA W*' AAAAAA @ ^ AAAAAA S ^ ' AAAAAA ^ Jf "^
AAAAAA 111' Aö Sin «*' «* 1' AAAAAA I I I
5 ^ ^> S tt ^ j. \ W. hair, foliage
AAAAAA AAAAAA I XL I'll
of a plant or tree ; x
of a tree, fruit
A _ AAAAAA
sben-ti l^.f^, hairy,
shen, shenn 9 ö % ft» 8
AAAAAA /I B
TT AAAAAA ,»»„ VJ AAAAAA » (~) AAAAAA » TT AAAAAA w.
AAAAAA III III
0 e
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
, a tree : plur. «»« X Q
' F Ö (2 I I I AAAAAA
I I I
.Q.Ö
m1
e^n *önn^^;,
groves
, Y m'le
gardens; Copt. cyHH.
shen benrà 9 w s=A- 11 *""" A ÏÏ,
AAAAAA B ^Cj ^ ^ 1 /
AAAAAA V^ 'III ■ J
Shen. ta 9 ^ QUI ( ^ <^ I, Peasant 33,
^^, Rec 27, 87,^ "^«, Ö ^rri'
I I I S III AAAAAA W* I SS I
III
w
^
S I
w
I s
<ä
^r
, s °, ^. Ö s ( ^X> grass, herbage; ^
^aaaaa ^f a kind of tree: Copt. cyïïHr* (?)
Shen 9 ^Dö,, B.D. 17, 70fr., a storm
AAAAAA III
cloud that covered the right eye of Rä.
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Shenit(?) 9 o, p. 815, m. 244, ^
^
^>D-d-hI'6'P^J'pXddLaSer-
Shen-t 9 p, B-D- x37> ^ flesh, mem-
<v- X ber, limb.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
w
, Q ^s, a kind
:, a kind of bird,
shen-ti £
of bird, heron (?)
shenshen 9 9
AAAAAA AAAAAA
heron (?) (Perhaps a verb.)
Shnà J (] Ç, J (] ^ ^., fish spawn,
stinking fish.
shnàu
fi
small, little.
shenà-t
GD
nn
(WW«
4;
on
<!*
Q Rec. 30, 67, the cir-
=q' cuit of heaven.
shnà-t ^ (I off, N. 1066, ™21 û
AAAAAA 1 >)/$$/ AAAAAA I 1
,P.35o, S (j <L , S ûlf.lg,
AAAAAA 1 ► 'I AAAAAA 1 »»» XL \_/
storm, hurricane, tempest; plur.
AAAAAA
M
shni-t y
shnâ-t C3n (1
AAAAAA 1
1, rainstorm, tempest.
U. 609, T. 223,
hailstones.
Shnàt i Û 1 J), a goddess of Busiris.
Shnà-t-pet-uthes-t-neter 9. (\ ^
^__AAAAAA 1
148, one of the seven divine Cows.
Shnât-neteru<?) J (j £ $ "] $ j
rr5î lm> one °^^e seven divine Cows.
, „ , AAAAAA AAAAAA
shnà AAAAAA, a.Z. 47, 112, %—d,%—h,
<^l AAAAAA .-. /I (-V /l
iv, 498, 0—^l-j, 9 rz, s ^ri,
A ./} AAAAAA V AAAAAA r*U
^ \J tf{> Rec 34, 179, S ^T*'
AAAAAA iNf _/J AAAAAA -"' Z\-
AAAA ^Vi ^ fl _Q /WAAAA JT ""^
, T o(M L^/J, to repulse,
30, 127, Q /v
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
0 e
to drive back, to turn away; Copt. cytOH,
shnàu Sa'v&I, Thes. 1251, %.
/v
A.Z. ^35, 17, men who kept the road clear for
processions.
shnä-t 9 \|, IV, 1193, repulse;
AAAAAA C^
Q flO AAAAAA ^
aaL A ,„. S'S0,,, »«pulsings, stoppages;
9 _™^
111
, hesitating, timid (of fish).
shnä AAAAAA QÄ, repulsive (a man's character).
. 9 Q
shnà AAAAAA y\ Vj^j j warder, guard, guardian.
shnà àb £
Sllllâ AAAAAA
O AAAAAA n yr I I -- ,i. I
<fy to resist, to oppose,
I ' to be obstinate.
Qö £**£ QÖ ^AAAA
, storm, tempest, hurricane ; variants :—
AAAAAA ffi^^
, , TTTT'
shnâr 5__ — •mf.f
Î AAAAAA
a 'TTTT> Amen- J3> J> x4> 7, storm, tempest.
shnà AAAAAA Ny^, the side of a road.
shnä lt-d, Rec 24, 96, %^ ,
AAAAAA ä\ 0 AAAAAA
granary, barn ; plur. g q S^ _y ,„> ß fl
0 V °^ 2 ' Décrets 29'
ShnäÜ AAAAAA ^N ^S| , P. 42 2, AAAAAA QS>^VK>
M. 605, SSök£a,f Peasant 64> cabin of a
J o\\ A boat, shrine.
shna-ti aaaaaa
r-^-i oi/si
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I <=>.
shnà, shnâr £ ^ ^, J g ^,
XL ... - fl XL yt«ft I I I AAAAAA Jl AAAAAA
° ^J Q "A/WSA (Q ^ a plant used in medi-
^ani' _2se> 111' cine.
shnà, shnâr 9 °°, 9 °o,
AAAAAA (~ HI AAAAAA ffi^ 0
5 "^ Q ° ^ a seed or fruit used in
aaaaaa A ' Äfiiii' medicine.
Q AAAAAA r—7
shnä J fl5rrk^,H
shnâ-t, shenrâ-t 6
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A_2se> Ai "rnnrnr .a \7 _Sä
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to drive back, to keep off.
shnâriu 9. _sä()() $ [11,RougéI.H.
256, a class of officials.
Shnâr 9. ° Q 0 û O, a disease,
stoppage of bowels (?)
Shnâr ÛX71 fl BDG- 785, a god of
_Bïû I Sil ' Shnär in
in the Delta.
-Q.
Shnâr -^ aû *wn, "^ ^ ^, a
sacred serpent.
Shnâr[it] ^(^B.D.G. ,63, a
" " " ' f\
goddess of u-"-J /www 77 @.
^ O Ci
«hniföll(|^,Da|l(|^,Rer.„,,6,
A 1 1 /VAAAAA 11
= Copt, cyirce, to seek after.
Shnit ? (j(j a, Tuat I, a light-goddess.
, musician.
shnu /ww\a
Shnu 5 ög
shnu /vAAAAA - food, produce.
Ö (2-—"' F
B.D. 142, III, 12, a
city of Osiris.
i.<g ^ in'wweiii'lûjooo'
fruit, grain.
shnu 5 G^\RD' T25' Ij l6-"
shnu-t 9 Ö tQJ\y> P. 395, M. 563, N. 1170,
t3 /www Cj I—==f==J /J
[sO/1 , > granary; plur. jsQ^ ^ ( |\iJJ3
tfll " la !'IV'I026; Copt ae-*ne.
Sbneb J N^, a horn weapon or tool
/WWW «ail
shneb-t C=K=I jj ^ X , u. 169, P. 204
/WWW «CJ —i*V«a
I ^ I fi >"> /WWW
U a, Ikhernefert 15,^0 tv » I v> 612,
/WWW ««3 r\ Jb C
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« DD ]o -Û.ÔOV -Q.Ô«, P
°^' Ö J?' öo^' ö«^-l*
Rec.4>22,-g-^^,-U-=.^,Jö
J?.^.sâ..8_TJ-sâ..îJ?|.
skin, hide; Copt, cyrtqe.
shnebi-t 9. ] (IQ «, skin, hide.
/WWW ««3 11 \
shnep SS£ £,t0 sniff the air> t0 smMU'
n nostrils.
Shnep AAAAAA j\, a fine cloth.
snnep „ tw, w^a \n\ /www \ii, vww
00^ D ^ D m D
{\, IV, 1104, a reed mat (?); var. ° aM^.
A/WW» I I
aTinor» (-=s-1 x to seize, to carry off, to
SÙneP ÖDU' draw off.
öiinep /www v „ /1 *vTTjni /w/ww
f=t, a title of the Nile-flood.
shneptiu *~ww
workmen or labourers.
1, a class of
SnnGI"!/ /WWW O , /WWW
•1
stance used in medicine; /«ww. -3s,
c , a sub-
o III
a salve made
of the same.
shnem:^Qk>i>-,,o',i2'Qk'
M. 75, 5 VN- "."Vi"
1908, 115, T Vv , Metternich Stele 249,
' \\ r-TV-i . . ... •"*""
, wvw t to join to, to unite with, to attain to,
to be protected; see Q ^|; ^^l»
u. 558.
shnem-t ^^
Shnemit urit
r-K-i
S
, nurse,
, P. 112,
" Great Protectress "—a name of the
Sky-goddess; varr. Q ^ 0, M. 78, Q ^^, N. 80.
, Ä ■ » ■ „ _ to smell: Copt.
shnem -5fö, fflU)>uuC.
Shnem ? Ö AW, smell, odour
shnem ww o « khnem ww o.
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,9
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•1
û
to turn back, to repulse,
to keep away.
.ÄÄ
see shenâr
•i
shenrä ?
Shenher aa^b, agod.
/VAAAAA I
shens • x* fl A, U. no, g fl, N. 377A,
/VA/WSA I I
ntkQiv,498, 3 ns, § no.
I /J (J /VA/WSA I /VA/WSA I U
/VA/WSA I I U /VA/WSA 0 ' 1) C P
T I a=o, 5 , a kind of cake or bread.
XL I /VAAAAA I I I
shens peri her khaut 9 fl A i3
I W .A
I ' \\ I
A/VWVA
r~\\ i
* SP » shewbread
I l\ III
shens 5
/VAAAAA
I i-M, skin, animal (?)
shensu ^^1 ö, Rev. i3,32, c*=^lÉTf,
/VA/WSA I /VAAAAA | I
Rev. 13, 32 = shes nesu, apparel of the king,
i.e., byssus ; Copt. cyttC.
shensetch-t 9
/VA/WSA
/VAAAAA
à"
P^
tunic
OO X
shensh ^aaaaa ~ Kh. 472, to open.
? V 2 H» Rev'i4'34' ?ö ] ^ 1*Rev-
i2'63, ? § 1^ 2'Rev-i2'64' ^'Rech"
nungen 77, tunic, cloth; Copt. ajeitTU).
shent 2^0, Rec. ^, 120, seal, sealer.
/VAftAAA \
shent, shenn-t
y Ö > 9 "^ • ^^T", acacia, Spina acacia
Nilotica; ^A* £Z3 t\ V»Rec- x5> Mi, black
acacia; Copt, OJOItre, Heb. îltûtë, Arab. ^j^.
shenti m -°- ^ xx a hairy Plant (?) ;
v ' ö «~-' Copt, cyo^t-
Shent 5 vfT, Metternich Stele 244,
brushwood, "bush," thicket, thorny growth;
Copt, cyorrf.
Sheni-t 9 ,
AAAAAA
P. 815, M. 244, a cow-
goddess.
Berg. I, 10, g | ^, Rec. 3, 44, 5 V I O 3'
ibid. 3, 47, g ^ ] ()() I ff ff IT* ©, ibid.
3, 49,
a form of the
goddess Isis.
Shent'ti /www
a W
a title of Isis and
Nephthys.
Ck Ck
Shentit x1) t|l| ~ ^ BD- J3*, the
sanctuary of the goddess Shentit.
«shPTit Q ° © to revile, to abuse, to
/v/vwsA 0' curse ; Copt, cyujrte.
Shent-t 9. ^ \ 5 ^JL, revilings,
/WW\A Ci III AAAAA* Ci jBc^
curses, abominable persons and things.
- s - w
Î
shenti 9 ö
/WWV\ \\
Q£, accursed.
shenti 8 01
/VA/VNAA J
» x -sfc^, Cd ^
w
9 °
/VAAAAA \\
/VAAAAA I W
.111
,, enemy, foe, grief, dis-
* 1 A.Z. 1900,
tress, sickness, trouble; plur.
X28, J^~| (](j ^ I; Copt, cgoorrr (?)
shentiu 9 Iflfl^L«^ $ | ,iv,968,
/WW\A Uli _Zl y^l I
men of violence,
a title of Set.
shentiu gl
Shentiu 6 ") (j(j % !, IV, 613, companies,
assemblies (of rebels ^fl ^\ *® •^V l)-
^=71*1 Jl I JPi 1/
Shentait 8 SÛÛPn>afC0W"g?idels_
AAAAAA Oil (LA. a form of Hathor.
Shèntthit g \ , Mission 13, 127; see
±m ■ "
j court nobles,
I ' ministers.
shenth oog
Shenth mS
I twin
■8
/VAAAAA
to revile,
' to abuse.
g, g
IWWin, U. 555^T. 303, a serpent-fiend in the Tuat.
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Shonthot £ j=> ^, p. 662, •
Ci /VAftAAA Ci
Q£, M- 773, a proper name (?)
shontheth Da6s=s, u. 602,m
/VA/WSA A ° ^ /VA/VNAA
M. 303, N. 1000, hostility.
^' ^C^>>^' aCaCia; dUal 1 \\
/VAAAAA « I
P.S.B. 25, 220 j plur. 8^«^j,9
V5"*l IV, 387; Heb. ntpttS, Arab, kju>, Copt
cyorrre.
/VAftAAA Ci
/VA/VNAA
AAAAAA
shentit Ä[|(|, J^(|(| g, J^
I AAAAAA 11 V
0.
53. IHM.0
£<= (j(j g, tunic; plur. 5^ (]£
IV, 1071. Late forms $ ^^ x , $
g ; Copt, cyenxüo.
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
^ \
Shenti £
Hi , a name of Set.
m
shentesh (?)
aaaaaa orchard, large
garden, wood : plur. aaaaaa • see aaaaaa
OO I I.
an acacia sacred to
Isis.
r^rc-i
Shentch mn"^è,
AAAAAA ( Ï
shentch ^^s^, Û
I AAAAA/
>-?*■, acacia ; see $
shentchetch-t ? ^\^, herbs' vuese-
A o\ in tables.
D^^kZ2L,U.478,
AAAAAA Ci \ 71 «-*
nn =i nn =1 «*
T. 43,
shentchu-t
AAAAAA 1
r^v-i n^ os:
AAAAAA Cl \ AAAAAA Cl
tunic, short drawers ; Ö AT\ ^
all tunics ; Copt. cyerrrU).
shentch-ti 9. ^^ vj
AAAAAA Ci \ <_
keeper of the tunics or robes.
, inspector of
2
AAAAAA d \\\
sher
rzszi
- m ,
sher m'
r^v-i
1, compound preposition.
Sher ^ .A, Rec 16, 1 o9> to fall
down; see ° ^*7-
72,
sher, sherr
^*, N. 156, Rec. 30,
rznzi
, U. 495, '!'• 236, ^J, gg, ^, to
be small, to become small, to be diminished ;
Copt, çyipe.
sher ™^, a little.
sher-t
r^rc-i
IV, 691, Amen. 25, 20, M %^^, little,
small, insignificant, a small thing, a thing of
little value.
Sherà àb an h <5 ^ to lack courage,
to be unwilling, to have no mind to do a thing.
Sherr <§|, Metternich Stele 40
sher
tfr
, HI, M2, ^,
Metternich Stele 56, little
ao
"^' boy, child ; Copt. cyHPe-
Sher J, a young god.
r^rc-i
I; Copt.
sher, sherà an (| jâ, iv, 691,
III, 143, boy, son; plur. ^^ (j ^^
cgnpe.
sherà en sherà an Û % Jj§) »»**
(] S. S), son's son, grandson.
sherr §§, §|^$, §||^,
HK~I
', boy, youth, little man ; plur. <z> 1,
U. 512, S^.^, P. 86, U. 171,
HK~I
rzszD
^^)|;CoPLcyHpr.
Sherà-t °a \\ a J), Israel Stele 12, OS=l
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little girl, daughter, maiden ; plur. M -^^ I.
Sherriu §■§ o, u. 512, §■§ jj
sher /vvwvA j small canal.
<1 -> /WW\A
m1Ö
the
gods.
sher, sherà
x
L-J,
oo
A „ TT to stop up, to block, to wall up, to close,
S L ii ' to obstruct the passage.
sherà-t u T > obstruction, bar.
< sher-t <=> J fit O, Rec. 31, 13, obstacle.
sher-t §§, ™û, bond, tie, fetter,
o ^' o Win
Sher-t S, U. 393, T. 341, M. 214, N. 685,
, anna ,
t Ç>,Rec. 30,190, (I ^, Amen. 17, 7,
OSZI A @ -o>. , r^rc-i fl S
£ C*>'
(1 "r o, nose; Copt, cy<Ll.
sherti, sheràti ÏS * ÏS, S*
r-rc—i i ono pc ,- I I r-rc—i D dfl5
o q. i
• w* * ?!' <=>w SH ?
£) r^vn A o £ rnr-1 A o
two nostrils.
sher-t ?§ £> P- l69' 786'the l)OW of a
o ' boat.
Sherit 5§ s j), 0mbos IT' '32> a fod"
£>o 21 dess.
shershermmI±2 mDDiii !
Gersher Pap. I, 21, <o<z> l^i 1, Sphinx
I, irr, air, wind, sniffings of air; see
Sher-t ^ °, Rec. i, «j*. earth taken
<=^> Ml
from a holy place and used as an amulet.
sher-t <zz>G) , a kind of cake, loaf.
sher-t, sherà-t ™ (| o .„fl, ™ (] ^,
□o (j ä^ no Q ^ Anastasi^2, IO|
tP i o o o <rr> Tili
/WW\A /WW\A
Koller 2,8, an(|(|i.,.üj ^|V\L, Rec. 26, 78,
nn „r^j on
<CZ> ."" o , <=—^
Ck III Ck
I V\ I A.A. O I V\ I
, a kind of land, salty land (?)
sheri-t
nn \>
sherit
/"a, <=z> "^, grain, flour.
U3
, a dwelling place.
sherp-t 5E> ^a=0)
, seed for early crops.
1 Vi" I ° I \V I
snerp <z=> , incense =
D (2 111 -o F=^i
sherp-t 5r> P cord, part of the tackle
Do' of a ship.
Sherm
nn
B.D. 168, a god'who
helped the dead.
nn
sherh <=> t=t , <cz> t=t , water channel ;
Copt. cg>^e& (?)
sherh PS^3
a kind of myrrh, or myrrh-
producing tree.
Shersek °a fl <^* dj^, to destroy.
sherShSyv,silA,lv,697,
to hasten, to flee.
shersh i^"d X t0 Pander, to carry
mS Q' off.
sheheb L]^J J (1, to be hot, burnt up,
parched ; Copt. cyOD&efL
sheheb C=S=I
Vw' ro J<?yv
ra
,. 3ÜZH 1 the hot south wind.
Shehbi ^J^in.
0 -^r
the god of the south wind.
Shes 00 fl, U. no = 9. fl 0, cake,
I /WW\A I
loaf, bread.
shest nn fl Ö ^} Rec. 27,57 = àshest
(J Ö ' ° Qr > an interrogativie particle.
Shes Ö , Ö ; see ^ fl3 = ^ IflS.
-»-web' I n <z=>nI *^
shes ox=,pö,p. 592,0^^, ö'jp,
^ I |, ö !) ^ ™ Ö^jf, a band or gar-
ment made of linen ; r~w~i I g ^E?, P. 592, festal
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band; ft. o, Rev. n, 167 = 1 ft
Heb. tüÜ), Gen. xli, 42.
Shes àkeb C3n ft (j ^z^ J c=^, apparel
of mourning.
shes nesu 1 x, r°yal ,inen'byssus ' Copi-
shes tepi 8 ® Nj linen of the finest
ID quality.
shes 5 fl nnm, 8 nnm , 8
I —»— —»-
stone, alabaster ; plur. 0
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SH
nn
Ufa*.
, 0 white
rrrrm x x mnD
111' 8 000
; Heb.
shes 8 .^ IV) 743> g =^ g g gï white
grain, winnowed grain.
shesit 8
8
8
Rec. 22, 103, ashes, white dust or powder.
shes oo fl ft, A.Z. 1864, 107, 00 g 0,
antelope-on Pé^^^a-
shes û} x^ 00 I ft, cord, string,
I H— I
rope; plur. 00 p888> 8 88-
shes maâ (maât) 8 H} 8 *==,j « cord
kl? û
8 I I) , to per-
1 ■ w »
form ceremonies in regular and fitting continuity
for ever, <z> Mr | (or w^ @} millions of
times); Demot. ft | n = Gr. e?™ nXeov. '
shes 8 ^ü, Ebers Pap. 99,18, 8 o,
B.D. 160, 2, 8 _e , b,ow> str'Pe> iniury.
—h— v -/I wound.
shesshes-t ^ -^^, evil, misfortune.
Shesshes 8 8} Ebers Pap. 41, 12, ft ft,
A.Z. 1900, 128, to hide(?)
shesshes 88,^_} Kollers, 2, ^_^w
3, B.D. (Nu) 64, 19, to see.
shesshes-t 8 8
, Rec. 29, 159,
shesu (gersheru ?) ~ fjjf, soldier ; plur.
0 V&!,Thes. 1251,0 Vä
I'm'
I I I
shes ^u,11, "8» p- 229> vase'
_h— Jl vessel.
Shesshes on fl on R, Tuat IX, a
crocodile-god with a tail terminating in a serpent.
shesa oo q£ \, u. 188, dd fl tfr %^
^,T. 67,00 p^^.N.599,nop ^ ^,
Décrets 108, IV, 1017, nn 1 q^p <f\ ^,Rec.
3i, "70, ™"0»^^fl. IV. r°73, ^fl,
IV, 749, 00 p q£ "^ ig |, Pap. 3024, 84,
nn
N^k?
55, to be cunning,
wise, skilled, learned, able ; see ^^ Iq) T^
shesa her 2
shesa-t oa
*
**, IV, 1152, skilful.
i
, Rec. 30,
knowledge, skill,
ability.
shesa-t nn H q£
191, wise woman.
shesau^^^flj, B.D.
188, ï, 8 , IV, 1184, intellectual abilities.
' ô' I 1 1 1
shesau
é
nn
8 *?\ ^K *~\ Litanie 71» the "wise"
„ ^s JT I' member, i.e., the tongue.
shesa 00\\ q$ *\^, P. 589, 00 I q$
^^?>> N. 1038, to plough.
ShesaoopE^rflh^™^©,
P. 5S9, a skilled ploughing-god of Shnâ.
shesa-t oo M qji <g£ "^f^, T. 101,
<H o *=f=S N. i4r, ^ ^, an p
f=^i f=^i e=^>, U. 645, night, darkness.
Shesa-t mäk-t neb-s ig o
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shesau onflé^^^, ™é
Copt, cyocy, cyocyo-r(?)
shesa-t a*?^
plant or herb.
shesait ö $ û() °, Ko"er 4, 2, jÖ_
R o, Ö tp , white earth, powder (?)
Shesait ™-~~, IV> 875. a kind of pre-
frîmïtfcooo cious stone?
Shesau «^«^«^, L.D. in, 55a, iv
m- Shasu M^;^ X ! ■ Ä£
Shesatheth gd^0 J^.TuatX,
a goddess.
shesp (shep) ^^d, p. 161, 163,
Ä,33£D, Ä^> ÄD0X> ÄLi]!'
2EL-fl,^^ fl, 2ffiD^ fl,Peasant
D
L-fl
<^3
-D
ffi D m Rhind Pap' 32,"Äe II' Ä
D U, P. 251, *S£r-, to take, to acquire, to
accept, to receive, to receive seed, i.e., to con-
ceive(^3£^);^^](),ac-
ceptable ; Copt, cyuuil.
shespep ^^ D, p. 603, 604 = shesp.
to
conceive.
0 <0> to be pleased,
heart's desire.
shesp àur Ä£^
shesp àb Ä^
Shesp â ^^j 0, to greet.
shesp äha ^g£QA, to fight;
i*
to set out on a journey.
0 ^ to make a
beginning.
shespiu 2Ed(|(|^J,^d(|(|^|,
Rec. 6, 7, those who receive, those who are
taken, ;>., prisoners.
shesp tep cm.^
T=T I
_2ä ^5?
1, the
the name of a
festival.
Shesp Amen uthes t nefer-f 5&
L-fl A'^^"! ' ReC- 2°' ;4°' a
1 /VA/W* Jl o Ô *~ ' shrine of Amen.
shesp-t âtru ^ D f\
ILL***. All II
festival of receiving water.
shesp âa-t *gg: <~=^ ^rf3,
shesp hetch Ä tfh ? n-^> Rec. 21,
101, the earliest dawn of day.
Shespi (Shepi) 2S'(j(j $ Tomb of
Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 42).
Shespiu Ä(](jtkj , B.D. 168, 9, agroup
of gods who assisted the dead.
Shespiu 2^^\, Tuat XI, the gods who
carried Methen into the eastern sky.
Shespit 2^D*,Thes.n2, ^D* $ ,
a a XXX
one of the seven stars of Orion. Its god was
xx
x x'
Shespit Ä(j().|,^,o?6,eadgod:
Shespit enth khemiu hepu 283t
cm
/VA/VNAA
X X
Berg. II, 13, lodge
1 1 1 Û x
of the never-moving (?) stars—a title of Nut.
shesp (shep) ^ |, ^ d jj, ^q J,
^d^. Pädi^> Peasant 43, cm a
t_\i» '^fc Q-Ä35» statue, image, figure, the
Sphinx; plur. Ä 0 \ ^ 2& ^ ,| |,
^öec J&as £ea 3g 2 sphinxes, hena-nâ
Qlll
shesp ^^^ ^ äd |.soMpG^
shesput Ä a J) !, fisuI<* ofK wo.men
^cmi ^ ! w,th tambourines.
shesp (shep) 5^ d^, 1 v, 84, =ri,
^=^s, a measure = a handbreadth, width of the
palm, span = 0*075 m. ; Copt. CtJOlT, Heb. f|3,
Assyr. \<1^<] 3<S-.
Shespit (Shepit) ^g; D <?, Love Songs
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27, chamber, hut, shed, lodge, arbour, booth in
a garden, summer house.
shesp (shep) flfc1*^©, Jour. As. 1908,
282, moment; Copt. XI\.
shesp 1°, 1d| Ä^,» ^
light, radiance, splendour.
shesp (shep) Ä ^*+ . an^*+, t0
vomit, to cast up.
Shesp-t (Shep-t) 2£3tD0> something
round or polished, a berry, a fruit ; Copt, cyoil,
cyume, cyoofte.
Shesp-t m D ° Shipwreck 50, an edible
^alll' plant or root.
shesp (shep) 228t -tf? Äf a seed used
D ^^ 000
in medicine.
Shesp Äs:~^) Rec< 30) 66, parts of a
ship; Ä
D
D £
111 o
shesem 8
, Rec. 30, 66.
8
>8
to be weary, exhausted (?)
shesm-t 8
@. Q dimness of sight,
0 ' an eye disease (?)
shesm 8 f\ mm, A.Z. 1877, 32, 1880,
13, earth used in making faïence.
shesm 8 t^^?>IV> II04> PSR I3>
147, skin of an animal, a leather roll.
Shesm r^-i
Os
gods " with seven necks and uraei.
shesm-t
r^rc-i
M-243>ffl|0?0.T-99,_Ö_
0 S\ :. 0
, the "bull of the
, P. 814,
1099
8
□
, IV, 694, a mineral substance.
Shesemtt
r^rc-i
rrx
174, 8,
]] * U. 390, B.D.
, Hh. 413, 414,
^ Hh. 178, a lioness-headed
I' _. goddess
Shesmit
r^rc-i
SH
Ryi JJ, Rec. 29, 151,
nvn
Hh. 414, the name of a goddess.
Shesma (?) on p ^S ^, T. 305,
mythological serpent.
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Shesmu T^f,u.511,541,^^
Berg. 56, B.D. 17, 27, 153, 8, 170, 6, the
executioner of Osiris who dwelt in (I If I ,
Mar. Aby. I, 44. He is identified with l\ /www
^, B.D. 17, 27.
.Shesmu Ml|'Eerg'I,,I'ago^:
Shesmu ami nut-f J^-fl-JL,'^-
Rec. 37, 67, a god.
Shesmu °^=l f\ ^\, T. 41, a star-god ;
var. 0 ^\ /VA/W* (|(?)
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Tombs Seti I, Ram. II, Ram. IV, one of the
2,6 Dekans ; Gr. 2e<r/ie.
shesmuti
r^rc-i
*"8
S53!
Rec. 31, 13, a class of women.
sheser 8 <"~=> t0 walk, to marchagainst,
u A ' to attack.
Sheser Q \ , to measure with a cord.
Sheser Q (®, a cord for measuring.
sheser _§_ : , 5 "^"^> Rec- l6> 56,
to propose, to purpose, to design, to govern.
shesru
8
8
.MJ
8
!>
Heruembeb 8, designs, purposes, decisions.
sheser-t 5 ° > canon, ordinance.
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SH
r^rc-i
sheser
8
8
*=V
8
, utterance, speech, decree; —Q.
IV, 1109, A.Z. 1906, 124, song; 0 <
proving, testing, examining.
sheser oo flc=^, P. 704,
8
•*-h», to shoot.
sheser-t gd H
Ck Ck
o, T. 326, a shooting.
sheser r^-i
P
, U. 514, 00
n
,, p. 704,00
> N. 661, Rec. 26, 235, Q «*-«*, _Q_
Hymn Darius 11, .
A.Z. 1905, 16, 0
8
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plur. —h— v\ y ^_^» 1
1 1 1
, arrow, spear, dart
1, A.Z. 1900, 20,
1 1 1
Sheseru (?)-Râ P 8 9> T"at VIII, three
arrows or shuttles (?)
Sheser _Q_ ^^, an animal for sacrifice.
"ft IV, 1143, bags of
000' spices or unguent.
shesru 8
Shesrà 52 ft, Tuat X, a light-god.
shesesh (shesh) nesu B 1
IV, 82 x ; var. j ft; Copt. cyenc, Heb. ttfaJ.
Shest (Shesmt) 52 r^|, u.. 561,
f5ü31
Ck
J
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m. 499, 52 fijjfjrjrjl, m. 122, n. 646, 962,
, P. 632,
, Hh. 128, a place sacred to Hörus.
(ÉS ill 'see ?eru"Shestâ-
Shest (Shesm-t)-tcha(P) rfjjj=g
, I, 119, a title.
rvn
Shest-tà, Shestt l^[f)|ïïj) ~> u< 39°'
B-D-H,8,™fffll-T.225,™fj
~\ /] N. 1081, a goddess who is mentioned
0 4 ' with Sekhmit ; see Shesmtt.
Shest-sett (sti) m P)><£K>> Pyr.
2209B, a goddess (?)
shesta
DO
P
D
Ck
D
, Rec. 26, 231 ;
1, Rec, 26, 230
shesti 8 °^, a bull-god (?)
shesteb 5°.^ =
—pjSs-
o °
^ o, lapis lazuli;
shesh oa Q vesse1'pot ; c°vt äJ^OT'
00^' cyocyoi.
Shesh °a ? = Ç ? ç, throat.
shesh
rvn
OO
Rec. 31, 21, nest,
home.
Shesh Ä n, sistrum ; plur.
|, IV, 98.
shesh r-rc-i.
.A OO
to hasten;
do
C3D
do
.A, to move rapidly,
, P. 414, M. 593,
N. 1198, very rapidly, quickly.
Shesh ^^ l^i, antelope ; see r-m I ^
Shesh °S=lv^j, white hair.
shesh-t Bo !, a Precious stone of white
0 o 1 colour.
sheshti r=w=l
o W
DO
^A-7, razor (?) ; see
sheq
to shave ; Copt. £/JO(JOKe
1©
L-0,
sheku
DO
, N. 257A, a kind of cake; var.
nn
sheku
000
, U. 29,
r-rc-]fv o r~ft—1
rary offering.
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sheku ab
m i
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1900, 128
sheken
I I MA I
C3D
I, rebels.
»>—=> OKI
0 A.Z. 1908, 18, an amu-
T ' let.
sheker ^Bô, M. 517, N. io98, 1242,
Ô, to decorate, be decorated
Copt. £/JO(JOKe, <£>(JOK.
Shekershau ^-^ttTiT^J
I = JÎS&I gl I
Mar. Kam. 52, 1, a Mediterranean people.
shot &y> , Love Songs 2, 3* to divide.
shet \J L-=/) Rec 3' 49'5' 92> t0 take
d ' out, to withdraw.
shot L-VV ! wor^s m a Quarry> hewings of
^——o 1 ' stone.
shetshet aaaa^—Dj Rcv I2j 22> t0
d et
rend, to tear ; Copt. cyeTCyOOT.
shet m^,aa^, A'Z' ?956> "3,
ci ^ CT777T.-. tU) grief, sorrow.
, 48, office.
writings, documents,
books.
; see Teshtesh.
, CO'
rvn
Sh[ta]-t ~~, Gol. Ham. 10, 48, office.
Ci n
shetut (?)
Shetshet
shet
ciCi 1 1 1
GD
no
^>°
«J^, turtle, tortoise (?)
Shet ,^&, $\V, Nesi-Àmsu 32, 26, 1,
a form of Äapep, a foe of Rä (B.D. 83, 4, 161).
Sheta™*,™
*
GD
00 «fco 1 1 1 the constellation of the Tortoise,
o S '*f^> * ' one of the 36 Dekans ; Gr. 2<t.
shet-t, shta ^T, mö, muö,
x
C3SÖ' ^^ .. ö> .Hf> Rec- 3, 5°>
D
ö:
8.
8
covering, shroud, garment, bandlet
shta-t Heru ™ x
kind of garment.
GD
chard; plur
shta
D
, forest, plantation, or-
A^ I Rec. 2i, 14;
Y^ 1 ' Copt, cy"1"^-
shta
land covered by the Nile; var,
shta
GD
, arable land, the
\\
D
rriQ x nn-TL @ oa x i-ttt
, to be difficult, hard to pass over or
;m
through, to be hidden or secret, hard to
understand, mysterious.
GD
shta-t
Shta =ï=rï= /h , a god incomprehensible.
^D
O I VV~'I O
mystery, difficult thing, something hidden, some
thing rare, curious ; plur.
GD^ X O
VOS. L1 W I.
D
1 S\ r-vcn
i
£ X
GD
«DD
!' «
I na
!» D
! £lt öflo3li' IV' 345' 9°°' mysteries
difficulties; (1 ^A^'w^ ^ f ^ ,=, k^,,,> Rec- *5
179, impassable valleys ;
on
1 ' ' ^D
GD
, U. 207
GD'
1 CË3 , mysteries of the two horizons
j ( <e>. v\ U 1, hidden of forms
D
those whose seats are hidden ;
00 ci.
OD
I I
, those whose arms are hidden ;
czso
D
9
1, the god of the hidden soul
, Rec. 26, 231, SS ^ ^
Litanie 37, ™ ^ 3 ^ ^, a title of Râ
rzszi
fil Ç. GDX ^ V
ill I'T^l 1 1 ÇÇ'o0
?lâl"-*rfA-'^W
of invisible body;
on
properties; =^s=
i=> X
invisible form.
.GD
GD'
J.
1 ^
cTx 5$ (2
1
1, secret
Shtai
D
fl-^qqjj
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hidden one, mysterious being, secret one.
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. lb.
shta-t , _
rn
shrine, sanctuary, secret chamber, coffin, sarco-
i r—rç-i-fi- a 7
phagus, grave, tomb, cemetery ; ^ U • •
shtai-t
no
CD
, IV, 992, ^^
«" «DJ»VlfV ™|11ft'
shrine, coffin, sarcophagus; van s=s (1(1
shta-t ™^, ™"^' vulture-
Shta L~^~' ^.D. l(^^' a S0^ m mummied
c-i^-,' form.
Shtat
no
■^é, 'T&, a title of Äapep.
a
5"
Shtait =5x9=, =r^ J), , Metternich
vulture-goddess—a title of the goddess Nekhebit.
Shtait , , Berg. II, 13,
22, B.D. 168, a form of Nut.
Shta
Shta-t m^ ö ,aa
147, the name of the 4th Aat.
Shta-ti SB Qûfl, Tomb of Seti I, one
of'the 75 forms of Râ (No. 31).
Shta-ti ™^, Litanie 31, the two
c ' \\ Q£^j hidden countries.
B.D.G. 699, a Bubastite form of
Isis.
,B.D.
Shtai
Tuat IV, a sailor of the
boat of Râ.
Shtaàb ^O, Tuat v,™'
Tomb Ram. VI, 50, a warder-god.
"0
Shtauàsut aa^,%jlj)j)0>T- 289>
M. 66, N. 128, gods whose abodes are invisible.
Shtau au \\ 1 , ^^ ,
B.D. 168, the gods of hidden arms.
Shta-t besu S ö J H ^ Tuat x,
I Sr^-iJI III
the name of the 10th Gate
no
Shta Mesutt
II
I O A
! &£3
II, 11, a form of the goddess of Ament.
Shtait em Tuat
^D1
, Berg.
, Cairo
Pap. I, 3, a being whose head was a pot of fire.
nn
Shta her —^,
B.D. 136A, 18, a god of
CT3
Mar. Aby. I, 45»
n s
Shtau heru saiu uatu
CW..I
D
unseen gods who guard the ways,
to proclaim.
shtau Da"?k JU,PaP- 3024, 3. 11,
ci £) Pff^ 1 1 1 wooden objects.
77777 t^—,
shtaäaur TT ^f<®,Rec.3o, 68,
part of a ship's tackle.
Shta °a'%\ @ X = S the number 200;
shtamuti
of a bandlet.
(2 Copt. cyHT-
on
e
w
'förfitf, the name
shtar
oo
, a betrothed virgin, bride.
shti
OD
GD
», he who
is hidden, i.e., one who is in his coffin, i.e.,
dead; plur.
dead.
shti-t
CD
OO
GD
1, the
öl.
A.Z. 1906, 30, a kind
of cloth.
, Rev. 13, 36,
shti (shetti) "^
pit, hole, excavation.
Shti ™(|!| |]j ^, Jour. As. 1908, 275,--
to demand, to take away.
shtut
1 vv~ifv i=>
OD
Y\ 1, Hearst Pap. XI, 15....
shteb ™Jö. iv, 648, ™ J a,
Ci Ci
revolt, to tread in grain.
shteb ^M» h V , to kin - *^ B
S—fl"
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SH
nn
shtob
no
shtom^k
Rev., to be silent.
y||, cage, basket.
- Copt. cyeejuLpoo,
-"-THM-Ska-
Ptah-l.ietep XI, 13,
OD
i, Gol.
Ham. 14, 147, to fight, to revile, to curse, to
swear; compare Heb. Diofc?, Arab. V* .
shtem-t™^0!.
Ai
^r^lSf!'Amen-22'2°'
revilings, abuse (?)
.n. Rev. 14, i4,bolt(?);
J^V Copt. cyxeJUL.
shtem
GD
sheth cs=i U, P. 256, 690,
, M. 780,
to be covered, dressed, arrayed.
sheth ^^yf, P. 539> Rec. 30, i92,
M. 780, N. 1136, garment,
raiment; aa ^ 111, P. 708.
sheth-t aa {}, Rec. 27, 218, aa
, coffin, sarcophagus.
shethi-t
sarcophagus.
o 1 \v 1
f\
GD
Shethu
I a crococ
seven stars of Orion ; var.
(1) a crocodile-headed lion; (2) one of the
GD
<n (j>
shethu " ^
, coffin,
, Thes. 112 :
îe
*.
OO TV W 1 Rec. 30, 193, a
kind offish.
**u-
shet
A.Z. 1873, X7, a weight =
five teben.
Shet ^^ Rec- 5» 93» t0 pound drugs,
* nmn ' e.g.> myrrh
shet-t
mini,
C=3 ,
e*=V / \_J c=3 c*=>\ ^7 mortar, grinder,
II
rubbing-stone.
shet, shti c*=>\ u. 154, 284, 432, 470,
510, T. 22, P. 670, c^£, P. 93, ^2 a,
*^_J, 211. N- "46, §()(], T.*47,
w
X X
Love Songs 7, 8, ^. IV, 1108, , Rech-
nungen 52, to take, to seize, to snatch, to carry
or drag away, to withdraw, to transport, to drag
out, to disembowel a beast, to save, to deliver,
to remove, to dig out a well, to work out, to
levy taxes. On the derivatives of «. —*-«, see Rec.
11, 117 ff.; Copt, cyixe.
Shtiu *°\ (j(j *—0, deliverers.
shti
shti
J] {J? Rec. 16, 72, title of an
II Ü' official.
XX^'2^'t0 g0 deeply
into a subject, to study profoundly, to search
magical books, to penetrate mysteries.
shet ^
fa
to tread out corn.
shett^!=,^
Rec. 19, 16, to
' dig, to excavate.
shet-ti
0 w<
i, digger, excavator.
shet mX
, slaughter, a killing.
Ol
shetshet ^^^m\*&, Rev. 13,4,10
kill, to overthrow; Copt. CtjeTCtJOOT.
Shet-ba
shtit
nvn
^ J? ' ram-god.
, mast of a ship (?) ; plur.
4, 10,
, Décrets 29, c=> , Leyd. Pap,
111 e 1 1 1 '
>rtVL
S ( ( ( ; Copt. cyxe.
shetshet-ta ™™)!]^> Lo™
Songs V, 9, the working of oars.
No, IV, Q20, to suckle, to nurse,
to rear a child, to train, to educate; ^^ r?\
Uli |. sucklerofthegods; ^^IT $,
guardian, tutor, trustee.
shet unem ^^-0-^.d^'t0 fatten-
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shet-t ^H, 2^^' ^ubbân
Stele 11, 2£» Israel Stele 7' 2 fl^T?» IV'
1104, c^>H(ü Hf, water skin; plur. >* <# 1,
^^j^B.D, 99, 18.
shet-t ^,^9, 1/^"°
vulva, vagina.
shetshet ^ ^ C^, T. 31, 32,
V-
N. 201, 204, ^^^^cr^n, P. 75> M- io5>
N. 17, the vulva of the sky I 1.
shet
H
, Pap. 3024, 67, IV, 499,
, farm, plot of ground, estate, ditch, dyke,
an earthwork, pool, fish-pond; plur.
'g^JTiii
I I I
X
, A.Z. 1905,9,
shti-t
irrigated land; plur,
shti-t
H
\>
\> I
I I I
, IV, 660,
I
Rec. 14, 107,
IV, 835.
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tank, lakç, canal, water-course, cistern.
shti ^flfl Ö, vase, vessel, pot.
Shtit-shemä-t
H
h, B.D.
125, III, 18, a lake in Sekhet-Aaru.
shet *~\& ^^ \J ê, *°\ * „
to read, to recite, to pray, to mutter an
incantation, to pronounce letters, to declaim poetry, to
strike up a tune.
shet-t
° TAT" ** C*C^
, IV, 966,
A.Z. 1908, 70, reading, recitation, incantation,
spell, liturgy; plur
Sheti re C*=V IV, 1114, a deposition
Shet-kheru ^
f, B.D. 125,
III: (1) one of the 42 assessors of Osiris ;
(2) the god of the 13th day of the month.
she« a^, —
to read, to
recite.
shett-t ^o;
shet
shet ^ff,
1, recitation.
to tie up in linen, to swathe
a mummy.
., > , cord, band-
« Ö -
let, bandage; plur. *^^T i> B.M. 448.
shet-t ^\, mummy.
Shet^^, IV, 756, a kind of bird.
shet
fÜ> IV, 745, fat (of geese).
shet
C30
, Litanie 78,
ao<
X
Mission I, 229, crocodile, large reptile; plur.
<*=*?. X
^sss*
i,Hh. 438-
Slietu ^^ * , Tuat XII : (1) the eight
morning stars ; (2) the constellation of the
Tortoise; (3) c*=>\) a.Z. 49, 125, a "greatgod."
Shet-t ^ °,P.S.B.i9,263,^% S ,
Rechnungen 43, a bread offering, ferment, yeast.
shta (shetta) ^^f ">Rev- J4,16,
cultivated lands.
Shetau c=s==1 %\ Tuat x>a warder of the •
ß f\ y ' lothGate.
shtaqit
muH,
czso
IL
A u u ^ \ jh 'prison ; Copl ïïxeK°
shtâ e*°\(] e $ a, Kev* 6' 26' "' I29
shti
shti-t
Ck
Rev., rejected, cast down ;
Copt. CtJTHOYT.
shti
Shtu
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, a.Z. 1878, 49,
, pit ; Copt, cycoxe, cyurf.
reward, remuneration ;
■ Copt, ctjixe.
Tuat XI, a god, one of
' the 12 bearers of Mehen.
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Shtu C*=S^% J), a god, a form of Horus.
a cham-
a temple.
Shtep(?) ^"f B.D. 151,6,
7 v 7 D I berin a
shtefi (?)
w
.,V,io83,
shten(?) ^§fe^, b.d. 26, 5, bound,
tied up ; perhaps to be read shet nett.
shethu ^l\ Ö, Rec. 2, 127, ^|
^veSongss^f^f^.
219, 21, Anastasi IV, 12, 1, a kind of drink,
new wine, must ; Gr. ÇvOo«.
shethu1 ^l\ *, Rec. 31,27, a kind
of land, dyke, bank.
Sheth-t ^VQ^#œtt, canal.
shetch-t r-rc-]^"^ ^ l)i a digging; fm
1 L—0 0, m 1
o 1 000 \ n _
ÖÖÖ,
festival of strewing sand
"1
Shetch-t -^ ° , a kind of offering.
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a Q,
q a = Heb. p ; Copt. K and (TT
'cia.çiai^î, ^, a\X' a\>
to be high, to be exalted, to be long (opposed
K II a' t0 exalt't0 be exa,ted>a çj*^» u- 298,
N. 1233, long (of nails or claws); A\^ II, long-
p. 609.
qaà 4*^0, P- i58, exalted one.
qa àb zJ^\ Y ^, haughty, arrogant.
qaqa àb a
Henu 6, haughty, arrogant.
o
, Inscription of
*y qa ähä 4 jf f """J^, Metternich Stele 88,
o
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, IV, 1077, the height of heaven.
D a
a a
qaremen Y e^a ~-d, Iv» ">3i. high
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of shoulder, i.e., stiff-necked.
Qa khâ 4^ S, A.Z., 1897, 98, "high
crown," a title of Tirhakah.
qa kheru a^ J ^^, IV, 988, À
I
1$, loud-voiced; fern. ^]
Q, ^
qa sa 4 Y fl Ö J§, IV, 968, high-backed,
i.e., stiff-necked, obstinate.
qa qa (qaui) ^ ^ in ^\\
*^t^v B.D. 149, IV, 1, two very high
, w , yr ' mountains.
Qa 4*^ Y2 c?)> exalted one, a god.
Qaà ^^^fl^^fje^.^e^,
B.D. 150, a god.
Qa-àb-nti-menàu 4 Y
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H J? I SO /T cal being.
^Mt^^Ä
of the
arm.
Qa-t-ä a
xr-i
, Tuat I,
one of the 12 goddesses who opened the Gates
of the Earth to Râ.
. Qa-âau a Y ^T* & J), Denderah IV,
62, a bull-god with a loud voice.
Qa-ba ^M*V All^<
Tomb Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Râ (No. 59).
Qa-t-em-àakhu-s a 1hT Y <— ^b*
—«—, Tuat I, one of the 12 goddesses of the
Gates of the Earth ; var. Y ° Ö f|.
© III
, Tuat
Qa-[t]-em-sepu-s Y 1
XII, a fire-goddess.
Qa-t-em-sekhem-s Y^'—Q H
Tuat I, a goddess in the Tuat.
Qa-meri-mut-f Y:e=ei\\ °,Thes.
120, one of the 36 Dekans.
Qa-mertU-neb Y "^ ^K ^^,
Denderah II, 10, a god.
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F^flj. Ombos II,
Qa-neb-m'ka-ba-f Y u fll u
, Berg. I, 23, a bird-god.
Qa-ha-hetep ^|flrD^f^
, B.D. 149, the god of the 8th Aat.
Qa-her-àat-f^lf (j^^.
*-=--, B.D. 125, III, 15, a title of Osiris.
Qa-t-kheru, etc. a "^ Y il I
etc., B.D. 145 and 146, the 10th Pylon
Qaserpit aX
133, a goddess.
Qa-shuti^lfl^Mip,
Hymn Darius, 37, the god of the high plumes
(Àmen-Râ).
Qa-shefshef Y ™ ™, Tuat xil,
ZJ^,TiU^^ 7 4"p 1, a sailor-god
who attacked Äapep with his paddle.
Qa-tem-t ^=>$j^
a chamber in Ament.
A N- 663' <^^J' Rec- So» 189,
PaP- 3024, 59, ^, ^,, *\£.
4^^ ,/) , hill, high ground, high place.
qaqa ^là^làT'13-0-17'9'^
^^c£^>hi,1> h»ghPlace-
qa-t a
M. 440, N. 941 =^^!j °» p- J74, N. 941,
, Tuat IX,
, U. 229, A \^ , IV, 974,
U. 494, T. 235 = A ^ (](] h !, high land,
*>., the Nile banks above the river ; plur.
1 1, zi ^sS, Y 1 ; Copt. K^eie.
qa-t 4^ ^ ^, high, fine building.
qa-t 3 , height (in the sense of length).
Songs 2, 4, zl
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o I
H I
!,
Hymn Darius 23, the land high above the
surface of the Nile ; Copt. K<U6, KOI.
high place; and see A /fi\ y^-
qai en änkh a\^{ * — f "£\
" hill of life "—a name of the territory of the
temple of Denderah.
Qa A ^ /\ , N. 767, a title of Temu.
god of Creation.
, a (J(J <=> ^/J, B.D. 1, the high place on
which the god of creation stood.
B.D. 17, 9, a hill in Khemenu on which the
heavens rested.
qaqa |^^
ness, obscurity.
c=$=*, night, dark-
, form, manner; var. A (I \i
con-
qa a
qaà 4^(j
dition, form, image, manner, aspect, phase,
qaunemi^Jflf %^^_ß.
food; Copt. (TirtoTüOJUL ; qa surà a
HIPPIE*
qaà en ret 4^(] |
drink ; Copt.
»•
Rev.
13» "9>
I
U I
c^> « growth ; Copt.
0 y cTmpüox.
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Q
V nJ\ V^ i, the condition of working men.
qai en menmen a
^^ Rev. ii, 141, condition of
Win' quaking (of the earth).
_ A
qai en qenqen a
A
AvWvAA
t J!, Rev. ir, 141, combat
qa-t a xX <=>, Rev., food.
qai a
•H- À men. 23, 17, plate,
ü ' vessel of,food.
A A
= or
A A
qaqa^zi
= unem to eat.
- qa, qaa ^^C3, zi^^*, Metter-
nich Stele 215, Hymn Darius 22, A \\ K\ ^^\
B.D. 64 (Nebseni), 40, A^^O, B.D. 64
(Nu), 15, to be putrid, foul, corruption, to
vomit; compare Heb. fc^j?-
qaut(?) ^^I J> j. Iv> 876> foes>
enemies, filthy folk.
qa ^"^^>g°at' CoPl- (^e-
qaa^^rf'ReC-29,I5s5hrPuebty:
a seed or fruit used in medicine.
qaqa a
, a seed or fruit.
qaqa ^^^^ Ö, Hearst Pap. 1, 17,
a medicinal decoction made from A ^ A '
qa-t, qaa-t a
, T. 200, N. 791,
%, T. 162, M. 176,
, bolt j plur.
, N. 688, A
■; Copt. KXXe
qaqa ^^««.^^^
è^, boat, barge; see >jgg; ^J>^
A
Ck
, state barge; Arab.
«UxfcJ»'
qaqa a ^a ^ ®-, B.D. (Saïte) 64,
25, to peep, to look at, to pry into.
Rec. 21, 14, 79, 92, A.Z. 1899, 145, by, near.
qaas a
x
, 4
1 x^'
da-
to bind, to fetter; see A
ods
fetter.
qaä Zl^KX Of", to vomit; see
f*i Heb. ^(?); Arab. sls'j Eth. +J?^ :
qaâu zi
spittings, vomitings,
U. 333-5-
Qai ^ m 11 or E,D" I45'45: (l) a
fire-god; (2)a god of ^^ , Mar. Aby. I, 45.
Qaiqashau ^^fjfj^^M^
^ ^ J Harris I, 77, 3, name of a tribe or
I 21 1 ' people.
»^AV p-l8<t. ^A^>
T. 221, N. 897, 4^^^], Rec. 26, 65,
-Mfl'^A^^^c.,6,65.
, U. 469 ; A
g > xoo
Q£4,
height of the ridges of the land above the river ;
see A
qauath 4^^) ^, A.Z. 1899, 36,
a title of a craftsman. w.
© W
1
3, boat, barge; plur. zl
qaur (qar) a
1 111
Mar. Aby. I, 8, 85.
A
1 1 1 1
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Q
(2
qaur *^ V '"""-**' *
i, transport man, carrier; plur.
4 ^ ^ ^^tô '» LD- "I. Mon,
carriers by boat, gold-carriers.
qaus a
k^P
x
L-fl
, to bind, to fetter 3
5ec Jlù
qautâ-t A ^ I (j J^_, Koller i, 5>
weapon (?), part of the
equipment of a chariot.
to
double, to multiply, to be bowed (of the legs);
Copt. K(JO&.
crushed, overwhelmed, doubled over oneself.
B.D. 146, XV, 39, the middle of anything;
emqab ^ ^ J^. within; com-
pare Heb. ^")u?5-.
intestines, interior of the body; Heb. ^Oj?.
qabu 4*^ J^^, p. 345, A
\\sT$sm.TStsw. tmm, M. 646, ^^s\ \ %
^ Rec. 26, 79, S, the fo,ds.0^ a serPent>
111 111 windings, coils.
Qab ^^s\ JI^S^,' N-96l> the windings
of the lake of Kha
Qabi *\ J117««'
a mythological serpent.
qab en Âmentt a
(w\
T==T
uofln,
, the innermost part of the Other World.
qab-t 4*^ Jç, A J l£ X , breast,
breasts of a woman, nipple; Copt. eKI&e, Kiqi.
AAA/WA
Qab-t-ont-Shu, etc. <d%v J S
III, 31, the doorkeeper of the hall of Maäti.
qab zl^ J , pot, vessel.
<(p *&, A.Z. 1908, 132,
qafl a
w
Anastasi I, 11, 4, to be choked, suffocated.
qamài^|()()o, ^|()(]°
Qambasutnt (?) ^^vlfe?'?1^
-vAAAAA m} Stele of Nàstasen, Cambyses ; Pers.
Bab. y 4x &- -tf«& £tj?. Recently
doubts have been cast upon this identification.
>5L_J, to weep,
qamtet (?) a
to mourn, to lament.
qamtet a
41, A
qan-t a
2,3» A
U. 269, A.Z. 1910, 129; see A
a \s^ o , <==> >o^ ; Copt. KXXe, KeXXi.
1, A.Z. 96,
1, mourners.
n, Rechnungen XVII,
/VA/WSA
o , bolt ; plur. A
qanr, qanr-t a
... \>A
/VA/VNAA <; ^y TT- ^1 /VAftAAA«
, , , ç , 1 Leyd. Pap. 44, A
ef\ /VAAAAA ^r I ^1 /VA/WJ
III I I '
earth, dust, dirt; Copt, xmipl (?)
qanrai (?) a
bolts; Copt. KXXe.
/VA/WSA <;
III I lllll
qar a
qar-t ^
\>
, hole, hollow.
, B.D. 180, 11, a pit
in the Tuat wherein souls lived.
qarr a %v ^^ <==> c~d , A.Z. 1874,
65, cellar, chamber.
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^û^, boat, barge.
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qar a
qarr ^J&^i005' *
^jszc, boat, barge, flat for transport
qaru 4u' ^SjS?-A
<rr> v^ f » Xr^j carriers, metal carriers ; plur.
A \^ ... »f !, /4 %v <==> L»=5
Kubbân Stele 10.
qar a
N. 615,A
/TVs Rec. 30, X85, basket,
U ' bundle.
qar a
ra
, Anastasi I, 7, 5,
the last word of a book.
qar-t a
plur. a
o , P.S.B. 13, 412, bolt;
, A
Ck I
o Rcc. 15, 67, frog;
r ' Copt. KpOYp.
d>. 111 JSÊ& » 11 sj-^ I
'qarr^^ö,
Qarr ^"^^=> i<=> 1 f^ ^, "Frog
man"—a proper name; Copt. KpOYp.
qarr ^IkTTfl i>burnt offer-
ings ; Copt. (TXlX.
A I
qarr
, collar ; Copt. kX<lX.
qarr a ^ — — J a, to be light,
swift, weak; compare Heb. v ^p.
qarau ^"T^S^ ^
^J V ^ "^ $T' ^^t» vvea^> delicate;
qerà <tj\\j^\ qerr ^ &* | a.
qarmätaz!^^^]!)^, Mar.
Kam. 55, 62, foreskins.
qarnatà^^iy^.Mar.
ibid. 54, 55, ^^> ^ ] (j «, ibid. 54,
50, 51, P.S.B. xo, X50, Rec. 22, 70, Thes. X201,
a
V m ??ç 'Rousé I,H'I43'37'
foreskins; Ks&IT? ^ISM 1 hi5
compare Heb. HT"^.
qarhutà zi^ ^ ■ *"] i] ? ^> a
metal pot ; Heb. ri)T?î2, Copt. (TêJkê>.g/
\\
(1-
burial.
► I , ground,
\\ o
=>i s T
qars.t|.
qarret zi
earth, street (?) ; var. A
qartâ^4.)(),^rerb.;nCi:
iartâ ^^"1C %T] 1 :•
ring, seal ring.
qartchan ^ ( l\ D > AZ'
Deut. xix, 5,
Isaiah x, 15.
jp axe ; Heb.
Qahaqu A \ m \ A ) $ 1, Harris
I, 76, 6, 78, xo, Anastasi I, X7, 4, name of a
tribe or people.
cut stones, masonry ; var. ^ X mna.
,A
©
, Rec. 37, 2i, to
break, to tame lions, to fetter; see^^^\)/
"kC;CoptKuj&-
qaha zl K\. W* Iks, v3r7*\ fetters, shackles,
_M& E _ffi^ 111
instruments of imprisonment.
® j|, light, fire(?); Copt. Küü^X.
qaha a "^ #" ^j\ ÎR !, parched, dried.
qahau-t^f^|pwi„.
dows (?) openings for light or heat.
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Q,
break in, to fetter.
heave up, to vomit ; see A (I I jt".
qas zl"^ P@, U. 510, P. 204, N. 761,
P'T-"»'kPil'^P*
S—fl'
1
(® »
<®
L-Ü, zi
x
L^'
qass-t zi
; var. A
>>A
!\ v to tie, to bind,
to fetter.
PP^, fetter,
bond, tie; plur. ^ ^ ^ « .
qasu 4^ [1 <®<® <®, T. 310, p. 550,
609, N. 806, ^^^^ §^,T. 234, P. 610,
^P^m'Rec-3°'66'3I'I5'%P^i'
P%^> ^~*~%f> bonds,
I Jr in' .m 11 Jr 111'
fetters, ties, bindings.
qas zi
P1
8
E vi ; see
4M
Ql'
fl!
qas a
qas zi
qasau ^ é
I Y I, a rope ladder (?)
m
and zl 13, bone,
the- planks of a
Qaq a
punon ^Ikl
Qatà zi
iir boat (?)
A, N. 767, a proper name (a
, P. 282, ^^)i^>
M. 525, N. 1106, a god.
qatartà ^ 1^'fe^^a I \u °, incense;
Heb. rntop, Assyr. ku-ta-ru ££$ s£ÏÏT till-
qathaur |of ^. |)f
V{/ „ t ^^ Piehl, Sphinx 2, 7, the whole,
ji <rr>' altogether; Gr. Kaff S\ov.
qathre-t ^j^ ~ "7~ ^ vi,,ase>
small town ; Heb. rp")fp,
qat-t 4^ <=> % T. 35, N. 133,
4^f'M-116, ^^T^'grass'
stubble; plur. a : Arab. A-iJ.
Oat yi^fK ^^^ $ Litanie 80, a form of
^ ' ^ m * ÎU' the Sun-god.
qa*^T1'heat'firc-
qatit^œ(|(|^, aankind(?of
qatcha^^^,^^",
Amherst 1, ^^^|^^^> Anastasi I, 24, 3,
thorns, scrub, stubble, " bush " ; Heb. yp.
A.Z. 1905, 103, mud, rubble.
qatchatcha a
a kind of cake, loaf.
qatchatcha a
to hew; Heb. yjp.
qatchauar^M^k£]"k
m
il l
X
w
111
, oil, unguent.
qatchamâr (?) 4*^1
w
w . 8, 4
i
ft, a kind of stuff for clothing.
Qatcharti^^,^
^£, Anastasi Pap. I, 23, 6, a chief of Asher.
qatchah *\l^Z)<*J}, *<>"& LH.
II, 125, to smash, to break, to scatter.
Pap. 3024, 50, Peasant 41, A (I <2 tj l\, form,
manner, state, condition ; plur. A (I l| ^J I, A.Z.
1905, 24, divine forms ; Copt. (Jl-It-.
^ A \ \ \ ' ^°Ur' E'A' nI' I03' with
1\ , all at once.
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qâ n semt a A U il W C^^ü, Kubbân
Stele 12, the manner of the country.
qâu zl U %> -^, to wake up (?)
qâh ^(j |~-J>
x
to stretch out the hands
• in prayer.
, to tie, to bind, to fetter;
= Z1
X under the
L—4' ban.
qâs ^(jfl^
see^flL^;.
qàS A f\ fi /"*", zl (j (l |g>, to vomit, to
overflow, efflux.
Qàtmus a (| Ä»^ ^ P ^' Rec
6, 6, the name Cadmus.
A % /**> to vomit.
4 -^, A.Z. 1900, 30, A ^ ^
f '
qâ
qa
@
/+!
f
I, vomit, sickness.
, B.D. i45li84
-A A
qa nnm, 0,
n 000 IUI o a o
, a kind of
precious stone ; see A (I (I ° and
SJ
qä-hat 0 *®, Rec. 23, 201, well-pleased,
-A I
content, agreeable (?) ; Copt. £.K£/TH.
qäf û^ fl, side.
A . Ä Tuat VII, a god fettered by
Qân
*
qâr
A
the Hour-gods.
Al A I yX
I A
, driver (?);
"lur-_l, 7 11V^
Rev. 6, 81 ; see
AZ7
qär " " (1(1 e *&, Rev. 14, 20, a fiend (?)
qâh J^l ^,P. 173,
1312, P. 646,
r> fl,
, N. 940,
r> fl,
5 o ., Ebers Pap. 38, 5, to thrust with
a horn, to stretch out the hand and arm ;
fU-Uf^
124.
qâh ^l
? I' —
Stele 132,
II I' .
r> Q
Ç, arm, shoulder; dual
~_ü . A 8~-J
~_J
1 1 1
1 1 1 c
A ~_J
1 1 1
l^^i, Herusàtef
, A \ ^ ? ; Copt.
Ke& in KeXeitKe&, KeXev Ke&.
qâh ^ § \ U. 577, the tip [of a horn].
Qâh-àabti J^$~~^ ~ n xx
~_j
, B.D.
1, 21, the left shoulder of Osiris.
qâhu A \ \~-h, the mar&in °f ,a
o a JL <=>^ book.
&* 1A
7Î-Iv- 6«> _1
^_J \>
A.Z. 35, 18, L.D. Ill, 229c, o^_J, ,
*' ■ O I
elbow, bend of a river, angle, corner, coign ;
^Ji\~jf j |> Herusàtef Stele 13, A
£j5 , Nàstasen Stele 17, the four quarters of
the country or of the world ; Copt. KOO^.
qâhu
VMM
, Kubbân Stele 30,
P. iii6b, 30, applied to tanks in which fish
are kept.
Ä^J n~3 Rec. 13, 19, 14, 14, earth,
^=0 III' ground; Copt. K£.&.
qâh
qâq AXJA
Rev. 12, 49, to cry out,
cry ; Copt. K£.K.
qi A (|(l ( , Rev. 11, 139, with **»*, state,
condition, mode, manner; Copt, tf"^.,, CT"lIt.
A
Qi " (1(1 jjj, a title or name of a god.
qi en àri menkh-t a (1(1 %
*a/wsa 0 Canopus Stele — tÔv atoXiaiiov.
® o I
qi en Àst 4 (j(j | *~w* j ^, Rev. 2,351,
ceremony in honour of Isis.
qi en änkhzi(](l U *~™* \7 ■¥■ ®,Rev.,
I living; Copt. ÉTmumgJ.
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qi on borâ a
Rev. 2, 351, " la mise en livre."
qitekh^y
qi A
\ J'f^i'
°^ Q celebration of the
Oiii' drink festival.
a kind of mineral unguent or
incense.
p?
I o o o
qi 4 M <â ©, 4 flfl ©, Rev. i2, 9r,
^«^.^IS-^WkÏS
qi zi
11 «X
qim 4
Qitaui
• zi^
w n « « «
to be high, exalted.
r n Rev. 12, 61, to move,
' to shake.
a mythological
serpent.
7MM,
qu zi%A,IV' II3°* a kind of bread>
ququ ^^^%,n' Rec- x5i I02> a kind
of fruit, palm nuts (?) ; Gr. KovKio(popov.
qu-t A J>^,, farm» gran8e-
qu A \\ , Thes. 1481, to attack (?)
au a \\ ^ ^'^*l^1' 5' parts °^tbe body
_ü III' of the infernal Tortoise.
A ^\ W Gardiner, Theban
H Ä ^V Ostraka 70, a fish.
Rev. 11, 184, little one; Copt.
KOYI.
quaa
<2
qui
e
auaup-t ^D ° Rev. 12, 71, the
H H ^ (0(0 Em^' hoopoe.
|||'<a o o o
qunek^^ HI.e.T.'e
bread, food.
A \\ -^""^1
qur r . 1, boats, barges.
(2 <^> 1 n • ' I
quru zl ^S j. . *H I, porters, boatmen.
qur-t zl % <=Z> Ö, Zl V> Ö, a fruit.
qus-t aÇ\Ê ssr^J ^ é , Rec. 14, 46,
a measure ; Gr. x°"ç, Copt. ZHC.
qeb, qebb a J, ^$ J, u- "» 33, 79,
344, 4 ] (v 1 ^ D fi ft— » ^
AAAAAA »Y AAAAAA
,WWVA' ^ J J Y TT> p- Irr6», 36, Israel Stele
23, to be cool, to refresh oneself, the opposite
of mSA ^; iMIa c°01'>lacc;
Copt. K&£., X&°&, KH&-
qeb hat 4 MB O, coflo1 of, h^rt' "?
' JJIX I inflamed with wrath.
qebserefzij[5 P^f|fl^,lv,97o,
Thes. 1481, a man who blows hot and cold
alternately.
ftAAAftA
ftAAAftA
qebb-t^jj^=)^jj^fi
Rec. 29, 147, something cool, quiet speech.
qebu, qebbu a J ^\ (6 ^, 4 J
/vw^va, Love Songs 7, 8, cool water.
qebb a i) i)S, a tank of c00i ^f'
^ J1J1 1 1 1 the Nile.
qebbu a J J j^, dykes.
qeb, qebb 4 J 2^3, zi J J 2^2, cool
breeze, a refreshing, a cooling.
qeb meh. a J 2^3 c*=>^ x^3, the cool
north wind.
qebui a J ^ ^ |, Rec. 18, 165,
-J^"^^i'the,northwin^
Qeb ^3^2!,Berg. I, 35,^Jfv^,
A J J), the god of the North Wind.
qeb A J f, 4 Je %A J g,;,, a tree
or plant from which oil is extracted ; plur.
a\ A 1, Rec. 2, 107.
qebâk^jj^,"8-'-o,er^i„d
qeb A J m , IV, 1162, oil, jars of oil.
qeb a \ G, A h ö,Thei)an ?-traka B'
Jl Jl 6, pot, jar, vase.
qeb 4JE» ^Js' ôs' the
innermost part ; Heb. l"Tp.
aeb-t a \Ie=d ° sPhinx 2, 8o» intestines,
mou ^ Jj , , , m ' bowels, the viscera.
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qebu „ J f^, «* tatomal coils^a gebnl ^ j "*»*_ Az ^ 8> ^ j ^
the name of a many-coiled
mythological serpent.
Qeb zij
qeb ziJE^D, ^jl^^^' Amen. 6> 9»
to double, to increase ; Copt. KCüß.
qeb A J , circuit, company, group,
order, series ; A J ^=3 ~vwsa=== SJr @} IV, 39,
the circuit of the Delta; zlj^=3 '???ilvi
926, the circle of the smeru; A J @ ■ Qf,
A \ ?==r> \> qû , the great assembly.
qebu zl J ^ 1, group of people,
company , multitude; A J ^ wfc 1, Coronation
Stele 3, companies of soldiers.
Qeb-Amentt a J ^ \ ^, B.D.
iB, 8, 17, 46, the abode of the heart of Osiris.
qeb renput zij^^^d"!"0 ' , Rec.
32, 179, doubler or multiplier of years, a divine
title.
qeb-t A J <?, MetternichStele 144, A J\n ,
aim, shoulder, breast, teat, nipple, throat, gullet.
qeb-t A \\ , A \ ° , a mineral earth.
qeba ^J^L-J,Rev. 12,50,^ jj^
3>-), Rev. 12, 46, to take vengeance.
Qebak ^^1 Thes- 8l8> Rec- l6> Io6>
,vz^* I ' a goose-god.
qebà-t ^J(j^, ^J S &, garment,
shirt ; Copt. KO&I.
qebi a }\\, * J ^, Amen. 8,2,
a 1)/1/]<^$V Jour- As- I9°8' 256> t0 vex'
J Hi ^ M ' to tease ; Copt. KOOOO&e.
qebqebi-t a J a J ^., Amen. 24,10,
^JkJII^' ^J^J!]!]0^>to
overthrow, to defeat, to massacre ; Copt. CTlK^lK.
J/VAAAAA
"yf?r., a ship of Byblos.
Qebr A !)<^1, Rev- «• -3 -,**"«
Ji I the Great One.
qebh a Jj(1, $> $Ä>t0 COül> t0 be
cool, to refresh oneself.
qebh A j]|@®0, coolness, refreshing.
qebh-t
kcr^' ' / lic-D'lilies'
Rec. 31, 32, place of coolness, bath, sanctuary ;
, bath-master.
, Rec. 6, 12,
qebhu y
/VVWSA m?*j libationer.
IA /VA/VNAA /^ I
qebh-tà A J] | ß 11 (1, T. 292, libationer (?)
Qebhit^J||o,P-^)theigoddS
Qebhit ^J§U!)0ß^>
the goddess on
the royal crown who brought cooling.
libation vase.
Rec. 27, 222, cool water, libation, the watery
mass of heaven, the celestial abyss ; A J x viV
îJ4^SlthecoÊlpn„:f
WW
/VA/WSA
/VAAAAA ,
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
/VA/WSA
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA ,
/VA/WSA
^AAAAA
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
*aaaaa ^\ , the Cataract region,
the lands flooded by the Nile, the great deep
of heaven.
qebh ^Jfß^^^J ©>
with waterfowl.
148, A.Z. 1910, 133, zl
, waterfowl.
/VA/WSA
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
pond or lake
1, Rec. 29,
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qeboh-ti ^JIV(5^(^^.
fowler, marsh-man.
Qebhu a J g
N. 147, ^Jj(
N. 784, 1169, a
, U. 483, M. 393,
> P. 154, A
, Hh. 325,
/saaaaa
/VA/VNAA
«SAAAAA
[ 769 ] Q, a
•ee.
qebta 4 0 0 Hec. 2, ro9, to be stopped
JJL—/) up, choked.
qebti a 11 ° , IV, 1126 - ^ Bö, the
*£ \\ vw» ^3 \\
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
^1 J x ^ , A.Z. 1906, 130, the sky, heaven
Qebhit (5^. j|^, ß
V
N. 1163, Jûv^j, M. 795, 825, N. 1317,
a goddess, the daughter of Anubis.
Qebhit-urit * Sfôlr, Beig.11,1j3, a
• oXIàf=^i' form of Nut.
Qebh - neteru - He -1
ml
Palermo Stele, the name of a
temple.
Qebh-senu-f 1|||«—, U. 2,9) t. 60,
n. 1294, jy-w-J ' ''^»(v^w-JÛI'1',
v y /vAAAAA 11 n jjj, a son of Horus, god of
the western heaven and earth and protector of
the liver and gall-bladder.
Qebh-senui-f |J||^ ^: (i) the god
of the 4th hour of the night; (2) fö ! ! ' ' ,
Py V 1^S7, the god of the 7th day of the month.
Qebh-senuf a ISß^IIl**-
*ü A I A /WV\AA û û Û
B.D. 99, 22, a bolt-peg in the magical boat.
«w* GSED SA-
the
name of the pyramid tomb of Shepseskaf.
qebes a J fl^,» R°ugé i.h. 11, 126,
A
m to subdue, to tie, to fetter, to con-
' quer; Heb. EÜg
a tree.
title of an official ; see qenbet.
qepag ^"^ Q ^, to dance, dance.
qef-t
qefqef
, an unveiling.
A A
Ô, Rec. 24, 163
qef, qefau J\ £_i*\, ^r£*>
Rec- 35> 5^> <4 H2i> J£JL> Metternich Stele 122,
!>
power, strength, confidence, magical power.
©
qefa-t
vfy, Love Songs 2,
12, wooden bolts or bars(?)
A h S
qefa (L , Jour. As. 1908, 256, to
1 ob, to assault; Copt. KUXJOqe.
qefen *dL, U. 569, *iL <4, P. 426,
AAAAAA /VAAAAA
M. 610, N. 1214, to clasp, to enclose.
aefen ^rsT*l to build a house, to set up
qefen-t «£_ *tt , R 2a*> M- 34*, N. 869,
^ ^aaaaa vw vulva, vagina.
, Rechnungen 37, to be hot, to bake.
qefen
1>
A
/VA/WSA
A Ö
Rec. 3, 56, _^ g=n, sacred cake or bread.
Qefnu
.4 0
A/WSA (£
B.D. 142, II, 10,
a city of Osiris.
Qeftenu / £ f^f an ^'S00' ^^
Ö
monkey.
qeften
sacred monkey ; plur.
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Qeftenu
/VA/VNAA
B.D. 42, 28, 153B, 9, an ape-god who worked
the net of the Akeru-gods.
qem a ^ = £=d ^11. t0 brinë to an
end, to complete.
|, to find; Copt. CTlfte.
qem
Qem-baiu-s ^y )
of a festival.
Qem-baiu set )
name of Hathor ; var. A^
qem zi
^o
, the name
, a title or
O
^ Rev. 13, 9, to behave or
!T' act in a seemly manner.
I3,15,1 T^^' reed; Plur- 1 Ï %* m'
A.Z. 1908, 121, J k%? \Ü, Rec. 3, 50; var.
a o papyrus nilotica ; Heb. N?pà
ajk^' Eth.^ô:
qema 3, % "| |\^ u ^J, Rev. 13,94,
reed, coarse grass ; plur. ^4 Rec.
3, 49; Heb. NQà.
qemama ^
ni
^, reed.
qema 3 i> Nâstasen Stele 35, meadow,
garden ; Copt. (TcüJUL, (TutfJUie, cyujJUL (?)
qema a\ u. 361, 3^|, A.Z. 1910,
i33^]|,3],3^,B.D.(Todt,N.)
throw, to hurl, to cast away, to throw a boome-
rang; var. 3 "^ ^ 1
qemau a\ %, u- 461, boomerang,
I Jl weapon.
qema *! f\ ° /£v t0 overturn, to over-
IJ^e ^V" throw.
qema 3 1» to work in metal.
qemau 3 ") 777 = 3
woodcutters (?) miners (?)
qema 3 ^ u. 382, a\ |, iv, 967
J^^wQQ 1 lr\ 1 't0 make»t0 fashion> to form
to create, to beget ; 3 ^ ^ "|
^\ ^°^ , B.D. 113, 2, created by a word
«ema-t ^y, 3^y fl, 3,^
1JL'] °>1V',o44'3^kk 1W
product, natural product, natural disposition.
qemaiu 3^()()^^ fl !, created
beings or things, creation.
qemau ^4 ^\ ^\, creator' g°d. of
— rm _n creation.
Qemau ur 3 ^ ] ^ ^ ' Great
Creator; plur. 3 1 ]^ j ^ ^
Rec. 31, 27.
qemai-t *| 1^ ()(j oj, corn, grain.
qema, qemam 3 ) f > .f4 1
B.D. 142, VI, 18, Metternich Stele 2, 3> t\ 1,
l^-3MüW3kk
J s£\4 , statue, form, image.
• 3
• 3
qema-ti _3 ^ rjf» statue, image, form.
qemam3^fl, 3^
lW i*k^fi£ 3^
Vs. ^S\ L-=Z1, to form, to fashion, to create.
qemamu(?) 3^Y| W_
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;y^, Rec,6,
qemam-t a
57, mother, parent.
Qemamu ^^^l^,
B.D. 179, 2, the Creator.
qemamu 3,^ ^ ^, something
wrought, worked (of metal).
• Rec. 33, 7, workers in wood or
! >
qemamu 3
qemam 3
1907, 123, to move j Copt. K\JtX
qemamtiu A
©
metal.
, A.Z.
^0 I, wail-
\\2i l
ings, wallers, those who lament ; see qemtiu
l
\\
qemat _3 \ Qb, to lament, to moan, to
groan; varr,
qemà a | (j, I v, 63
^"4,;,-41,;,-411,;-
Koller 4, 2, «4
o, A.Z. 1905, 15, A
.» ^
o 1 n °
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an Arabian gum or resin ; Copt. KOJULH, Gr.
vo/t/tï (gummi), Herodotus II, 86,96; A l)
_ 1, the finest qemai.
qemài ^Q M\ o, 4
preparation of qemai ; var. «4
qemai-t ent änti a
Ö j, a liquid
(W\AAA
^ www
000 O
o
o, IV, 329, the gum of the myrrh tree.
Ill
ar^ö,
qemàit khentiu a
Rec. 22, 103, a drug.
qemà-t A V U ^. cut, wound, hole, slit,
qemà-ti A V U °, statue, image, form,
qemä Aj & t0 sinß or P^y an instru"
♦-' Hi' ment ; see ßhemä.
qemä } —o^ %*, iv, 61, *| ^,
] ^> BL>- (Saïte)r63' 8> empty> helPless(?);
qemi 1
unguent, gum.
Qemi ^^f)!)11^1. Rev- m, »6, the
land of the South—Upper Egypt.
A.Z. 1908, 121, to see, to look, to perceive.
leaves, leaf-work.
qemhu ^^f ^Ô'T- 57, M. 217,
N. 588.41 Ô-4UÔ.'k*$ï-
^ SV^ l± A. bread made
of fine flour; compare Heb. JlDp, Arab, .3,
Syr. «rn-nn Eth. +^>rh :
c!emhi:t^|(j(j?,^h3,t.67.finre
qemhu 1 ^ ^, crown of the head.
" He who sees "—a title of Horus and Kâ.
qemqemut a |\ a f\ q Z, Rev.
14, 11, tambourines; Copt. KeJULKGJUL
A
qemt
qemtiu )
M-
image, statue; var.
^1!
w
1, wailings, wailers,
those who lament or groan ; var. Aj?
\V
qemtU(?) ) ^ ^ ^, inert, help.
less, weak or feeble men ; var. A^ Vv Aft 1.
qemt a J^^[> Rec- 34, 178, a ^*
i, A.Z. 1870, 171,
1, to weep, to wail, to lament.
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qemtch a T "^ t0 ,ament't0 weeP»t0
I ( ' wail.
qen, qenu Axö, *^%>
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I 0 1 ill
4
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Ij, ^^
many ; aaa/wv , w
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i i i
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X
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ftAiwvA v^Xr-w-, much,
qen, qeni
/VAAAAA
/VA/WSA
, very great many
O III
4 X A
A A
/VAAAAA AAAAAA ,
/VAA/V
to be strong, to make strong, to fortify, to
have power over, to overcome, to conquer, to be
master of, to possess, to lord it over someone,
to vanquish, to beat, to strike, to thresh.
qenà-t A \ ^ , p. 662, 780, M. 773,
/WW\A I •—^
wounded, stricken, beaten.
qenu *£+* \\ x
A
-, /WSAAA
A r « A
/VAAAAA V /I /WW\A
Ö <2
4
-, . /VAAAAA
.strong,
Ö
X «4 Ö X
bold, brave, mighty, fight, battle, victory, the
prize of victory.
qen~t( /vaaaaa
strength, valour.
4
ww t -fl, might; power,
qen
/VAAAAA
/WW\A
/WW\A
1 , /VAAAAA
/WW\A
warrior, soldier, man of war; plur. *a/wsa^\ Vra 1,
T,r A <B> 4\ Ö JTSU 1
IV, 975, /WS/WA y *r^( III, cavalry.
qeni JÏL% fl}a strüng man, something
\\ ' strong.
qeni-t 00 ...» troops, braves, forces.
/WW\A I I II I
Qen-àb-f
A
/WW\A
Qen-Âmen
A
/WW\A
I B.D. 39, 15, a storm-
god.
A it^h the name of a
qenn JL*
/VAAAAA
A A
ft/WW\ ■ — - — It j ft/WW\
ft/WW\
t-fl,
Mwn' horse of Seti I.
A
/WW\A
/WW\A
4 X
, Peasant 46,
/WW\A
AAAAAA
qenqen
ftA/WNA rWWAA
S—fl
, Rec. 21, 97,
Nàstasen Stele 46,
X
<J.A-
men. 12,5,
X
AAAAAA AAAAAA
AAAAAA AAAAAA
4 4 f . 4 4 X I „ „
v -/1, - 1, Koller 2, 4.
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<d -d ci x to beat, to strike, to fight, beat-
L—fl' ing, fight, battle.
qenqenu(?) ^ ^ X, IV, 668, broken
pieces, fragments.
4
AAAAAA AAAAAA
qenqennu
sàtef Stele 78, 82, fight, battle
AAAAAA AAAAAA
" ö^^yeru-
, a wooden
qenqeni-t
tool used for beating.
qenqeniu A A Û!)^>X, tools or
/VAAAAA /VAAAAA II /I III
instruments used in beating, mallets.
qenqen-[t] A A n, Hh. 559, a
/VAAAAA /VA/WSA
place of beating, torture ground.
Qenqentiu ^ ^ \ 3 j, Hh. 366,
a group of gods.
qen C 9, Nàstasen Stele 33
/VWWv , I I
4
/VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
X
C5
, to
injury,
suffer injury or calamity.
Q 6H - t >AAAAA >jj AAAAAA /VAAAAA eSY
wrong, mibfortune.
qenu *cp , *aaaaa "^^ê-, iv, 1109, ^aaaaa
^é, ^, defeat,
weakness, misfortune, injury, damage, famine,
calamity, offence, violence, murder (?)
j IV, 968, violent men,
1 ' wrongdoers.
A X
/VAAAAA <r.
A Ö
%*'
A
/VAAAAA
Ö
qenu
qen, qeni A O, A
AAAAAA AAAAAA
Copt. Kerti.
z3
qenn
C3, to bë fat j _
L.D. HI, 194, 35, to be fat ;
Copt. Kerme, Knne.
A A A A Ö
AAA/VAA /VA/WSA kjl
Rhind Pap. 34, to eat, to feed.
qenqen
/VA/WSA /VA/WSA
qen
f
3 *=$, Àmen. 14,16,
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, waterflood.
B.D. no, 38, a god-
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Q,GHQ.OH"t ( ?) AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA } H.D. I I O,
. £ü Ci AAAAAA
a lake in Sekhet-Aaru.
qon /vwNAA, Rec. 8, 134, Leyd. Pap. 14, 11,
i , **~™ L—Û, X>, to make
< 0 Ü ^ U Ö (â AAAAAA JT
perfect, to finish, to make an end of, to
complete, refined (of metal) ; Copt. KHK.
i 1 | *i 111 ['
qen-t ,, ~ = _ , estate, landed property.
, Pap. 3024, 97,
IV, 655, remote
qen-tiu
ends of the earth, boundaries
Qenti (?)
A \\
(W\'
land (?)
qenti "~^ Q^ IV» ^ = semti» tvv0
c \\ Q^û' hi" lands or deserts.
, twisters of
r\/\/)'
qennui ö
aaaaaa
yarn (?) weavers (?)
qen l_+_l ■[>, Leyd. Pap. 10, 5,
AAAAAA
T,T A Ö ,, ^
IV. 1104, , Rev. 11, 109, mat, carpet,
AAAAAA (2
rug, sack ; g/w£ -fj- aaaaaa of1» Rec* 5» 9°> a
palm-leaf mat ; Copt. (TboTrte.
qen,qenu A ft,^f>, ^f> ^
4=2-,
AAAAAA AAAAAA
«4 A A ci seat, chair of state,
J£=3_' throne, couch, litter.
throne bearers (?)
qen-ti *"w^ \^ ç, body, belly.
\\
qen-ti (?)
\\
a plant or
seed used in medicine, reed (?)
qenn, qenna AAAAAA çj, IV, 1146, reed ;
A
varr. AAAAAA
AAAAAA
Qi^,-±Û3^; Heb. ns?.
IN AAAAAA I N II I
qenà ß c$P» IV» I024» l0 bewail, to
AAAAAA I ^ I
lament ; compare Heb. n2\3.
T '•
A
qena N f) t A, Shipwreck 44,
AAAAAA I \ i
(j ç , to embrace, to hug (a shadow
AAAAAA
4
qenà ^ A, u. 645, ^ A (Y Ship-
AAAAAA 1 AAAAAA 1 I 4
wreck ,33, ^ ()n.IV. "63, * L? n,
AAAAAA I AAAAAA 1 S ^f
festschrift 117, 9, û @ 0 t J\, Anastasi
AAAAAA 1 I 4
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AAAAAA 1 _U. I 1
^ (),Rec.3,,.7o, A U A flOtJ,
AAAAAA I 0 AAA/AA 1 AAAAAA 114
(I \ 3 , P. ii i6b, 13, embrace, hug, breast-
AAAAAA 1 U
hone, bosom, breast, body, belly ; Copt. KO'f 11.
qenâ * |)0 —, iv, 705, A Û—,
114 AAAAAA 1
IV, 666
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
4
AAAAAA
4
AAAAAA
fl«0
-. ^ left,
AAAAAA 1
()%", 'I' Ambers, ,6,
1 ■/! «w/ /V AAAAAA 1 l_ _J
(| ^ß, liefert ...^(j^
e
AAAAAA
Rec. 1, 49,
S , Rec. 19, 96, bearing-
AAAAAA 1 III
ne- ^ a
1 l_ J AAAAAA 1
pole, litter, palanquin, chair, portable shrine or
' 1^0 ^,1^-111,-94.
An. *• 954, A (left,
1 AAAAAA 1
naos
qena
4
AAAAAA
Rec. 31, 20, a leather
•'arment.
04 + n, garment,
rape (?)
fl n a garment, cape (?) coarse cloth :
1 11 ' Copt. (Toot lie.
qenà A \ CS,
AAAAAA 1 V
qenà-t ^ | û
AAAAAA IOC
qenà A A, ^ A^k 3^1, Thes
AAAAAA 1 AAAAAA 1 _Z1 ~ ^^F
i2oi, (1 ^ , sheaf, bundle of grain.
AAAAAA I ^
qena-t Hno, Hi, n<g
AAAAAA 1 >#- O AAAAAA I V^ I AAAAAA 1 III
a kind of ochre (?) coloured earth.
qenà, qennâ A A \ ö, aaaIa (] Ö , :
AAAAAA 1 N AAAAAA ] I 1 I
kind of diink.
qenàu (J^èsL—û; see»™™,„wA
MVtr»M I JT V fl AAAAAA
, 4 4 X
and r.
AAAAAA AAAAAA «'f
qenàu
AAAAAA
well-fed, fattened.
i i i
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A O
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qenu
cloth, sacking (?)
breast ; Copt. KOYIt.
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qenu
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fc
animal,
a fine strong
horse, stallion (?)
A
qenu
ö
«I-
heat, fire, burn.
qenu w^ , incense (?) ochre (?)
^ öS III
qenb ^ ]^, ^ J^], p =\ , Rec.
/WW\A ä) tj ^Cj
5, 86, comer of a building, angle, nook ; dual
A n o^TI . ' '
j 'J opposite corners.
qenbiu =fl XX j A.Z. 1900 30, comers
• ^ 1 (j> s I 1 (of the earth).
qenb-t
/WW\A
/WW\A
rectangular chamber.
rrx
qenb-t ^ il ^ $. A-z- 45» 125,
/WW\A «O Ci ÜX
'Hj ^f, a court official ; plur. C=D V«J 1, IV, 966,
c \ Ji <^ gLL I
i\ ^ I I «VWVAA
£ I
11 I
I, the upper classes ; ] (2 [p3 3 '
I /WW\A ^CJ C^ I
£3-
1 a n °
Rec.
Ö
V
/WW\A ^£
IV,
14, 75, tribunals.
qenebtiu nuuF
1120, -vAAw ^ LHXV? %
peoples on the land.
qenb-t (F^0^, Rec. 33, 121, ^fl 3
document; plur. "^^i, ^Ü^Qfls
qenb
qenb
/WW\A
IV, 1075, to tie, to
bind.
S f\ f» > Paft of a dowry.
qenfi ™™ p .-•"&, to knead
dough, to prepare bread.
qenr-t JL e DuWin Pap. 4, B.D. 15
<=>lll
qenh A |fön) a.Z. 1878, 49, to tie,
/WW\A A tfeaaa^J
to fetter ; Copt. (TÜUH&.
qenh ^ 8 ^ t0 ^e moved or incited by
ÖA^1 ill-feeling or envy.
qenhit
1 A
/WW\A
Ck
shrine, chapel ;
U3
1, Rev. 13, 23,^wva(|1|
Rev. 13, 8 ; Gr. KÔyxit K°VX0,!> Copt. Krt£,6
qenuhi(qenhit?) ^^
shrine, chapel.
, A Ö ~ * ..
qenn F=|r^ ^S7, ww P=ç=^, the
name of the 24th day of the moon.
qenekht US L-fl, strong = qeï\ T
© c nekht.
qens (?)
A
qens /WW\A
IV, 160, given (?)
, IV, 1197 =<==
rA A^ decay, corruption ;
vs "<5§* J&' Copt. KHOOC.
genus £ ö fl ^, violence. wro„g^Cop_L
A w ^n^. t0 be an8ry; Copt.
G ^ ^' cTuun-r.
qent «/^w <^l, iv, 1082, »£™ <^$ç^,
qens
qent
IV, 269, IWW\A
/WW\A
*■ 1 'I /WW\A \
to be wroth, to rage, to be furious ; Copt.
qent-t <wwv\ MLP.S.B. 24.44,«w^, ,
A c @ c c £ .
/wwv\ „ _. wwva 5 wrath, rage, anger,
L-fl*
f ^ 0 1
turv : fwMWAA
J [1, ft^vAA J (1, Love Songs
2, 12, 13, angry; ^., Rec. 21, 99,
/WW\A Cl I
the raging of the sea.
qeQtcliau „li^kflfl^
object given as a dowry.
A
some
qer
inhabitant, dweller.
qer L-J], Rec. 31, 31, tobe master of.
qerr jgse, ^ _A, light, weak, delicate;
var. (1 ^ 7\; compare Heb. 7~)p.
hollow, cavern, cave, source of
qer-t
the Nile, circle ; plur. <^> ' ', <rr> CT| , the
a 1 1 1 ci III u
12 circles in the Tuat.
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qerut - shetaut <~> — ^^ j\ \, the
luadeii circles.
Q an offering by fire ; compare
'Ä' Copt. (TXlX.
Q to bake pottery; compare
'#' Copt. CTXlX.
LoQ u- 522» T. 320, fire,
^ 'ft* flame.
, Rec. 3, 46, hole, cavern, grotto, circle qerr <z> J, Annales V, r 12, oven, furnace.
qeri-t ^ /]/] ° cave, cavern, natural
<r> 1 1 C"D' bole in the ground.
A _ 4 0 4 o ^ a o
•O,
qerr-t
in the Tuat, hole in a vessel, spout; Heb. y\p
. A o o D
plur. <z> , Rec. 31, 172.
qorr
qerr
qerr-t
ill
Berg. I, 15; the
qer-ti-t <r^> H H , Hymn Darius 15,
d \\ 1 1 1 1
|i ^, Rev. 13, 13, cavern, hole, cave, den.
Qer-ti, Qerr-ti <É> " N\ <é>°
A O o Zl Zl I 114
CT>nn' c W c W CTTD m 1' o \\
OO zl OO A cr-n A nr~n u/ o
o Q
=^ Q Ali Hi JJ c O
two caverns in the First Cataract out of which
the Nile was believed to rise ; o <z> rf, the
bodies of the Qerti ; ~ § _Q <À>g LD' IIT>
^ OX ö wO mob.
Qerr-t <r~> ° l^e S1'1 Division of the
" <z>m' Tuat.
o \\ ill <Z>0 O
0 u ^ B.D. 125, II, the god of the Qerti, one
of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
A q w
Qerr-ti <~> nS Jft, Tomb Seti I, one
<n> i_ _i ill
of the 75 forms of Râ (No. 28).
•m<%
ûû '—
the gods of the
Nile caverns.
Qerr-t Sar <^>S * , Xuat v}k the
w <^0<=>'Circle of Osiris.
A o A A
qer-t, qerà-t
, door bolt ; dual <z>
SS-?*- C \\t '
plur. <z> "^^ ; Copt. khXXi
1 Û 111
, Dream Stele 22;
qer, qerr
=z>XIZ2> wind, sky.
,-U.388,<=>,U.42o,
qerr
, to make an offering by fire ;
compare Copt. CTXlX, çyXlX.
aerr <r^<Tx sPhlnx l*> r67> frog; Copt.
oJmI' Kpcrtp.
qerr <z> Ö » drinking pot, water pot ; Copt.
KeXuuX, Arab. <£Jj.
Qerr, Qerrà
• N- "33,
Tfifijyi, I'. 445, M. 552, a serpent-fiend in the
Tuat.
qerai_t J^]à^^'ReV' ,2''°'
victory, conquest ; Copt. CTpO.
A A . Israel Stele 16, to
qer, qera
qerà A
l return.
(I \ J\, Heruemheb 3, weak ; see
A A ^><_JVWSAA
(3 -/~ZH «S/WSAA
qera ^ (]c-n,Rec- 25> »9«, abode,
<z> 1 habitation.
^—J, B.D. 17, 142, (1) a storm-god; (2^ the
name of the block on which the enemies of
Osiris were slain daily.
qerà ^ (j ^ ^, Shipwreck 57, J_^ (j
ii,.<fj!^w-.<fji
rainstorm, tempest, hurricane, thunderstorm,
door bolt, plur. ^(j^,?,. ^(jB1
(] [1IÄJ Ö, ^ (] 1 r Ö fl, to wrap up a
Zl
"2"
Cji*
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f 77.6 ]
Q,
body in linen and prepare it for burial, winding
sheet, sepulture; see
kSal;
I) fis
, a happy burial; Copt K<LIC6.
Qeràstt
in the hills, cemetery.
Qeràstt A (j fl
a form of the goddess Ament
A
^ , the place of burial
, Berg. II, 12,
qera ~ u
qerâ <=
Jour. As. 1908, 251, lie;
!' Copt. (ToX.
Q»' «w. .' Rev- I2> 45»
^a
shield, buckler ; plur. <z> [ j I, Mar. Kam.
53, 27; Copt. Ö~Ä.
qeri-ä(?)4>^,^
■ Cj
», Rec.
A
5, 87, f=^^^-^> porter (?); var.
A (2 Jl<^ Hymn Darius 18
qeru
• ***
qeru ^ >>^-^> Rec- 8> x37> leader;
plur. * V-J * '
qeruh e R }
qerbaiu
Qerpiais
A
D
to make drunk ;
I' Copt. <f\^2j-
G Rev. 12, 113,
111' pots of drink.
P. <é
o
, Rec. $$, 3, a Greek month.
qerps A d ■o1
_Aaû I
qerf <é> ©
, to beat, to strike.
A X
^, B.D. 26,6,^^^!, B.D.
169, 3, to be wrapped up, swathed, tied, fastened
together.
qerf-t
A ^ A
a headdress, headcloth, tiara, bandlet, head
decoration, garment, shawl, a kind of garment ;
Copt. (To>&l(?)
A ,
qeri ^e^yf,
of cloth, sail.
1, a kind
I
qerf
, a mass of dough (?) bread.
aerf-t <=>0 Ebers Pap. 87, 6, a swel-
*^ G ' ling of the glands, ulcer (?)
AW AW
qerf
guile, deceit ; Copt. KpOCJ
qerrm
,,Rev. 13, 15,
qerma
Rev. 14, 45, plea-
' sure (?) delight (?)
A G Rec. 13, 126,
H r>S<Y festal attire (?)
54, 46, prepuces ; according to some leather
coverings for the tips of phalli, 9 \X (](]
A /VAAAAA 1 1 1 1 I
Qerner A ^ ,& Nesi-Amsu 32,19,
<z> I JPi a form of Aapep.
qerh-t A | G, A $ ~, Metternich
Stele 119, Rec. 3, 45, 53, 4, 21, <_^ $ j^>
vase, vessel, the mould from which the model
of Osiris was made ; Heb. plur. 8
j, IV, 1150, Annales III, 109, Heruemheb24;
8û 0 vTyö Ö Harris Pap. I, 19B;
\ G X JwUÇ 111' Copt. (T&.'k&.&T.
qerh 9 tmm, a kind of serpent.
Qerhit
£ *ft A
o l
=0= l
A
Ik-
Qerhit
dess of v—-* (Succoth)
o A
Tflnnn' <rr
Leyd. Pap. 7, 5, 56, a divine
spirit.
A »©
7»
■^, B.D.G. 859, a god-
Qerhep f. ^^. O^T^^
X
.ÄÄ
^^,^(1^,^(1
(2
£0=4
, to .wrap
a dead body in cloth and make it ready for
burial ; ^ [11 H ^ (](], I, 15, two who
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qereS<^p||^f,Hh.548,^p|,
Pap. 3024, 54, ^ [I I H, U. 582, ^ P I
_[-g^£ , N. 963, ^^ pH U-fl, Rec. 30, 70,
n
n
<2^,
, Rec. 31, 19,
A 1^°^ Z
^ y coffin, mummy equipment, bier, burial,
EEEir sepulture.
Zl fl A o Z
Pap. 3024, 43,
qeres-t
n
L-J], Shipwreck 169,
A i^-J
308, <=> o kSsJ,
H Cl
P
, Peasant
an
]T <z> I v', funeral, burial, sepulture, funeral
,. A <îteff f *^ a happy burial ;'Copt,
bier ; ^ /^ ^ <=>, k&.£\C€.
qersu
a>
lÄi,
coffin, sarcophagus ; plur.
P*F?
qeres
(1 X
chamber, the mummy chamber
, the sarcophagus
Qersu ^ H %\ pT|, T. 268, M. 427, a
name of the Sky-god Nu.
Qersu-t ^ [1 ^ £Z\t T. 268, ^ fl
3 y^ j^^» N. 719 + 26, a name of the goddess
Nut; var. B» o V Q, M. 426.
qersh A L-Ü_l Ä, Rev. 13, 6, fraud,
guile, deceit"; Copt. KUUpuj.
qerq-t A A, U. 530, seed-land (?)
qorqer
A . ZZ
, 1'. «74, N. 941,
var. A.
Z Z
A, to move, to roll;
Qerqer A * , P. 267, ^ *
§ ê Pà $ — jjS-Rec-3i> "•ih,;go<i
who was the scribe or secretary of Osiris.
A A <=> A A c±
■ —> g ~* A AA/WV\ AAAAAA
qerqer-t
beating.
Qertnetchenau (?) ^ T^^lV
r^, iv, 78i, »a, ^-f 2lt "^ T7T-
IV, 781, tic, name of a country.
a &
qeheb r^j « , to butt with the horns;
Qeheq [^ zl *] ^ !, Harris Pap. 76, 6,
78, 10, a people alien and hostile to Egypt.
qeh A X OT*-, naos, shrine.
qerq-ut
qeh
•, wooden cramp, peg, bolt.
qeh f^Tl,,^ ^_û,a
c^,
Rev. 13, 95, angle, corner; Copt. KOO£,.
qeh zl x nnm, a kind of stone, flint; A X ,
A.Z. 1879, 53-
«***44Q44^A-J'
to cut stone, to hammer out, to carve, to
engrave; Copt. KJLgjKgj.
(sic)
qehh-ut ^«^^^j. B.D.
(Nebseni) 172, 20, castrated cattle, oxen.
qehàit (?)
HI
., Rev.
""f 14, 18, spreading (?)
V> <é>"°, seed; qe^S A I f1 ,?, ' ga2e,,e ; fem-^ I *
copt. cTpocr; zpoz. I *ç°;var- s J11 ^ ; copt. <r&oc.
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qehsher a^, .CoptKiffl^Xl(?j
qeheq, qehqeh a j( a fy, a j( a |,
to be old, weak, broken ; Copt. Ke^Ke^,
qes zi , to spit out, to spew, to vomit ;
see ^"k P f*and ^ 1 P *"*•
qes zl P [~M, to build, to found.
qes A I j h a walled enclosure.
qesu cl ' "^'^' I25' *' I$> Preserves °f
N III' birds, goose-pens.
A
/WW\A
qes 3 ^gk, Jour. As. 1908, 262
3 -^&, violence; Copt. (TbltC.
qes-ti zi
"Jû W Famine Stele 14, curse,
",^^' misery.
=1 fl dîjî
qes c 3 , Rec. 33, 6, lack, want; t ? y^S^,
Rec. 33, 6, troubles (?)
=10
qes r ©' $1 °' $1©'tinle' Period; $| 0 '
every time, always; 9 ! ®Ji, times of the an'
N 1 1 1 1 cestors.
qes ^p^, N. 1234, a\ |1, U. 320, ^ 1,
a^So 3^ ant? ^ iu 0 Rev
bone, body, skeleton; plur. t t £ , U. 290,
T. 158, N. 688
M. 175, a
U. 448, T. 178, 756,
Copt. K<LC.
i m'i ' 1
n
P. 435, M. 608, N. 1213,
qes a 11 ^ -, , ,f ,
I N N shaft of a spear, spear.
qes_^L-fl, _^_^> _^0, _^_
Iß,
4 *^, Ö f Rec. 5f 92> Ö
-h— dsz=* —»_
11
e
ö j$>' \ ~^~~ ^ ^^ Rev* n'l86't0 wrap
a body in linen and prepare it for burial ; see
<z>^ n, etc.; Copt. KUXOC.
X
qesqes -A A : ! &, to grumble, to
complain ; Copt. K^LCKGC.
qesqesu ~ ^[, Rec. 5, 86, reeds.
IVs
qesàu^^^, ^J^
burial ; Copt. K<LIC6.
o.e8*B_f_qpîs,_f_qeqp8._f_q
@ (1 IÖ > a mummified body, burial ; (1 I Û
, happy burial.
qesen ^
Ö
n
n
AAAAAA ,
AAAAAA ;J AAAAAA ;J p\ AAAAAA
C AA/WSA } T. 2I7, ^] t
rJ A AAAAAA ;H AAAAAA ;H ri
;H AAAAAA YV
^ "^-i V' t0 ^e ^ad' ev^' unPleasant> detest
able, baleful, injurious, grievous, grief.
qesnu 3 ^r0, evil beings or things.
N 1 1 1
n
'\
, evil, calamity,
Fl _o
qesen-t zi
plur. $. ^r* P. 1116B, 32, A
N Ck 1 1 1 1
;j AAAAAA ^H ISAAAAA ~\ rv
Pap. 3024, 10, ^ ö^ %ô, $] ^ | (J, in-
jurious, violent ; zl I 3 | 1 , lean years ;
V /vAywsAj Kubbân Stele 9, lacking
11
water • ® sj | XX Anastasi I, 21, 2, the height
> . ^ -^v^» of misery.
qest-t ^ |, Rechnungen 69, a
H Ci I I
market (?) = nt^tlp (?;
qesh ^^ ^ 0>reed; CopL K<&-ïï-
x A • ' A c\ ,, ,
qeq-t è^, , a small boat.
A A^x>
qeq (unem)
zi zi
unem
J^
Qeq-ha (Unem-ha)
\, to eat ; see
r&
qes
L-fl
, to tie, to fetter, to bind.
4, 22, a kind of stone.
1 fl 4S^O BerS- L 34, a turtle-god ;
I £LT zlX 0 1 m' see Unemha.
Qeq - snef ( Unem- snef) A & ^^
^^ 1 ; see Unem-snef.
qeq-t A *fi^ ^"^ rr., darkness, night ; var
TT t^1;.Copt. K^Ke.
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qeqà j (|
ç=f='; Copt. Ki.KG.
qek
£ -A, to strike, to beat(?)
qet , Ö I > Leyd. Pap. 4, 9, fuie linen.
Qetqet
ci ci mvwaa mvwaa in oeKtiet-Aaru.
Qettbu(?)^j^|
11.D. 1 to, a lake
n Sekhet-Aaru.
, B.D. 110, 13,
a god of Sekhet-Àaru.
qet ^ y, ^g
D!^M IT^S-w'i6t'Thes-i283>
^^,Mar.Aby.I,6,2,,^ö^,
Rev. 13, 2, to build, to fashion, to form, to
mould, to construct; j Ba E l\ I (j> -^, self-
builder; j W\^ -A X 1 w-*-V constructor of
his own body ; Copt. KUJT.
Amen. 21, 19, 24, 14, builder, mason; plur.
Décrets 9,
\^
1,
Ç—fl
e
1
qetu ^^^,P. 397,^0 ö
5^, N. 1173, ^| e^^^, P. 407,
5%*. 617, ^M» IV> "3,
Ηfl!
1
Ö \L-fl
, modeller, moulder, potter,
i, B.D.
www Tuat V, a
o in' *
the divine potter ; plur.
(Saite) 124, 7.
Qet-t ten-t Ö J)
goddess in the Tuat.
to design, to make a picture or likeness of
anything, to copy, to outline something,
1, Rosetta Stone, with
with
xx UKurre.
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qet, qet-t ^ ^, T. 172, P. 119, N. 107,
^O, M. 152, ^ e=>, IV, 434, 1^1^249,
Israel Stele ,3, ^, \ ö J ^, ^|
1 F> i I « |i form, image, likeness,
similitude, like, manner, kind, similarity, circle ;
U Ö y 1 fl> unanimously; fl (1(1 © ga, like;
Copt. KOT.
qeti v
K£.e<uiep.
qeti \
qet —ma qet Q (] d c=5\ M. 166,
altogether, in a body, collectively, in entirety,
whole, totality.
qet, qett ^ =g"| !, iv, 350, ^ <=>^>
°, Reo. „, 79, J^^ [777], ibid
37'7M ö M ö«sM 0 eflllGo1-
Hamm. 13, 124, lj ^^^fl j. 'v. i°«3.
\ Ö v 1 ' ' characters, dispositions, qualities,
abilities, virtues; fl V ' ReC' 36, 2I0'
Î *^, a good character ; P ^\ (j (j || ^
IV, 971, A.Z. 39,47, thoughts ; ~^
a man of great ability or character;
J 1, a man of virtues or ability ; fl „
his character was unique.
qei; j|, design, drawing, plan, the draughts
man's craft ; plur. |j ^ ^, j] c=> ^
T. 334, He^^^0°0,N. 704.
qetiUt \[C^'^K ^ , outline drawing
Ö
!,
!
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Ö

* Q, L 780 J Q ^
J designers, draughts-
i ' men.
qetu i
qet-t | ° , T. 87, i ° ' , a draughtsman's
office, a sculptor's workshop.
aet-t d^^^fi17111 Rev' r3' 62> town'
H V l| Jl o ' Copt. KU5T.
qeti j ^ P^, ^j ^ I A, Anastasi
Ö«
■ Sö^a' U' ^
>g^,
1
\ ö A'i^A'leö-iiii'l 0 wA
go round, to turn round ; Copt. KUUT6.
\\
/wvwa rj
/WVWA
www *C^a.
G
fc
7\
k^
/VA/WSA
:, IV, 85, that stream is turned round,
and one goes down stream in sailing to the
south, i.e., that river flows southwards instead
of northwards like the Nile;
throughout.
qet-t ^ , Rec. 5, 96, circuit
Öo
^,
J\ , revolution ; Copt. KU3T~e.
qeti \
qeti \
• lwgi' li
sailor, oarsman ; plur. V , P. 649, \
p- 723, \|°V&°, M. 749, \
r*\ o
/WWVA
/VAAAAA
/VA/VNAA
=I£1 I
O (9
1.H
M
dS-fl,
1 1 1
1 ,Thes. 1296,
!•*
•<2>-
M. 167, -<s>- V
, T. 340, -<2>-
^, N. 654^0^
££Ü^UU • , sailors in general, ordinary crews;
1
!■
sailors ; d " V§> ! /wwna £=^ fk g , Egyptian
I 9 TL ^ \ Q£4
-Sä I
OMîiyMM-^
sailors
»1
Rec. 21, 84, Syrian sailors.
1
Digitized by
QeHTH$i- H^M
IV, 649, \| c^ü ^ l, ^
IV, 613, Asien 240 fr., the natives of Qeti,
\ [vAq> the "Circle," i.e., the North Syrian
coast about the Gulf of Issus and the deserts
between the Euphrates and the Mediterranean.
Rec. 6, 152, a god
Qeti
<&<,
o
of the abyss.
Qet ^ o *M ****' 1 ö ,Tomb
Seti I, Zod. Dend., Annales I, 86, one of the
36 Dekans.
Qetqet d d o, Anna,es *> 85> °ne °f the
• • \ \ ' 36 Dekans.
Qetkha d ° ? *, one of th£ 36 Dekans ;
l| \\ X Or. KUTKOVUT.
Ck y =1
ö^ ]»Rec-4, 28,
, the god of the
Qet-ka, Qett-ka \
10th hour of the day.
Qett-ka \ ^^ LJ ^, Berg. I, 3, one
of the watchers of the body of Osiris.
qeti ^c^-@-, ^1^*55=, ^<®~,
\ -^5-, Amen. 23, 5, ^ , Metternich
Rev- 14, 35, ] ö 0 , \
Rev. 12, 32, to sleep.
qet-t \
bti ^
T. 346, \
, sleep, slumber.
qettl \ o>-, U. 387, 689, \ O
rt to sleep; Copt. KOT" in
1 w \\ ^HKOT" (r) or KKOT".
^ ibid. 32, 86, ^ ^ (j(j ^ |, sleepers.
qett-t ^ g ©1 -@>-, juiö]
Rev., to turn, to return.
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7, 112, J o A, ^ A, Mar. Kam. 42, ir,
©
. Rev. 13, 41, cassia; var.
4, 21, cassia bark; Gr. kittw, Heb. Jllp.
qet-t V ''"^ » a kind of grain.
qeH j^,P, J 7 ". IV, 666,
V\ , \ , a weicht = TVh of an uten,
drachniar didrachma, the half of a stater, obolus ;
ran t « J <—~^> (mm
plur. \| ||(, Amen. 17, 18, ^ |||}
Àmen. 18, 4 ; Copt. KIT6, Kff.
qot, qett \ ^^ ^ 0 ö' craft'
cunning, astuteness.
j£> \ q 3-J> Nesi-Àmsu 22, 4, 29, 21,
32, 18, a mythological serpent of evil, devil;
qetbit d<= y ft o\ J:», ni, 229c,
• 1 JmH I district, estate (?)
qetom J *==, d J^Lrssn, J ^'ô,
< o o o 1 / 1 / e
J c±^ a -Tk N. 759, fine gold; Heb.
1 . Ä_P00000' on?.
Qetshu ^^'1= öl'**
" nude " or Syrian goddess.
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•^zza
= Heb. 2, Copt. K and sometimes (f.
i= pronoun, ist pers. sing. ; 2nd pers.
sing, masc, thou, thee, thy.
, moreover ;
another, also.
ka ^*^> U. 438, T. 169, 237, R 717,
M. 745, thou, thee; ^=*^\ ^=*, P. 43J>
M. 617, N. 1221 ; ^1^, Rev- I4' r65 <dua1)'
' ym ye two.
ka
TO, a particle
meaning something like O then ! verily, certainly,
now behold !
ka-t "^z^s \s\ , A.Z. 46, 140, a particle,
verily, assuredly ; and see
ka "5::3^ *èj\, Rev. 11, 151, 12, 24, another.
kai,ki^^.
\, another ; fem.
kam, kiu ^=a ^ vS !, A.Z. 1884, 89,
Leyd.Pap.4,1,^^
, Rec. 33, 6, Israel Stele 24,
11, 1,13,20,20,13; kaut, kauit
Aby. I, 6, 45,
X&M'
e
_.. „,,-_.. ., „. uu ^1; plur. of -
ka and ki (another), strangers, foreigners, aliens,
men of foreign speech.
1, B.D. 143, 7, a
Kam
group of gods who destroyed souls.
L-o Jük H* contracted, tight, narrow: Coot
^M- G UUOT.
kai "^z^ ^gfl, "^z^ \
, P. iii6b, 62, to think, to think out, to
devise, to meditate, to speak, to repeat, to say,
cry out, call out, tell out, to sing; varr. v—-<>^\
»- ¥#— \p&\-
B.D. 144, 3>^=^* j^^j ^J, A.Z. r9o6, 125.
ka-t ^=5»^?Ä, IV, 365, ■
A.Z.
thought, meditation ; (_J
"&
i9or» 45,
"&
. u
O , thought of the heart.
Kaa^^]^, B.D. 98, 8, a god,
bringer of offerings.
kaUjJ.
U y 1
v|, J=^-, P. 607, N.619,
U
, T. 88,
u
, image, genius, person,
double, character, disposition, the vital strength
(I 1 n a\\ o—=>
° UU j t
the ka residing in the body); plur. , . '—'
JJ. JJ., T. 258, 307, LJ j, U ^ j. The
word has some of the meanings of the Coptic
KUU, the Greek eïêtoXov, and the Latin genius.
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Sometimes LJ seems to. mean "name," Q fl ]j
u
, Rhind Pap. 24. Late forms,
*>£^ V& and ^£^ n£ iS^, Rev.
kau Uj ^
/WWW
» UUüf
, Hymn Darius 24, the kau of the living in
the Other World, living human beings in this
world.
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ka l—J, associated with the Ba-soul and the
Sekheni or vital strength, ^K fl/j J~.
, P. 112.
ka t—J hom ka |jj, minister of the
ka, the priest of the ka; he-t ka [] L-\ [1^
i4.U"Q. '»• '39, Q^HLO.RM.
138, r, the house or chapel of the ka; plur.
UJ I I I I
ka '—', phantom (?) *"w* I—',
I H I /VAAAAA I
Shipwreck r 14, A.Z. 1908, 65, "this ghost (or
phantom) island."
Ka U_, T. 39, a proper name(?) «J» W
r /VA/WSA «ail
I J " the blossom proceeding from
Ka."
Ka \_j Jn, Mission 13, 123, "the father of
the fathers of the gods," i.e., p=Ç=q, and see
v «
Khemenu.
Kait l_J (J (J ç^4 » Mission 13,123, consort
of t_J rjf, and one of the four elemental
goddesses = ,vz^F=3r;i; she was the grandmother,
, of the gods.
kau JJ.JJLJJL, T. 88, UUU.
A, preparedness; JJ, stability; <2>, sight; ^,
hearing; Äa, feeling, perception; *—, taste.
The Ombos list (I, 186-188) is as follows:—
<0Ls&U;(Oy;<3) jftu; (4)"|UJ
(5)|u;(6)^u; (7)^u;(8)vöxu;
(9)^; (ro) ß[j; (») flu* («)^u;
(13) s0Ui (m) ^J-
Ka-om-ânkh-neteru Ul -9-1^!,
Tuât XII, a serpent-god; see Änkh-neteru.
Kaherka U ^ U> iv> 44, ^ ^ u,
A.Z. 1901, 129, the goddess of the 4th month;
Copt. XOI*-&K, XP^K-
Kaherka UfU^UfU^
i j^y^y«the 3co,wfestivai'
plur.
u$>u^
kaherka U9 U ö> U$ U^x? ö
I ! . °' I I I O U'
a pot or vessel used at the Khoiak festival.
Kahetep U
M. 158, N.65, U^
D'
T
!76, U g »
N. 112.
u
, T. 284, JJ — P. 54,
^£, M. 32, B.D.
128, 6, a god of offerings, a form of Osiris.
the name of a
festival.
N. 618, the kau of £; UUU|. B'D-
(Saite) 1 ro, 3.
169, a group of gods (?)
Ka U fj Ombos I, 85, a god of offer-
11 1 SIT ings.
Kau I—1 % Ombos I, 186, one of the 14
111 £[]' kau of Râ.
_ i Ml cfl>L.D. Ill, 194,13,
II I III /VA/WSA 1_1
the 14 kau of Râ = —SS), word of power; m,
light; L^/J, strength; j, power; Ï, .vigour;
, abundance; M, majesty; ^, burial;
Digitized by
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LJ a 0
Ka Shu t t ß '• uat *' a P''ot °*"tne k°at
kau UUU, U. 220, p. 404, M. 577,
N. Il83, Uf U<^>, u<s3> U-a-.
g=n
(a 1 1 r
1' 1
, '—' , '—' , food, provisions,
1 1 1 I W 1 1 1 I \ 1 1 1 ' v '
IT 1 01
sustenance, supplies;
', my daily food (or bread).
Kau-urit ky>^J,0mbos ». '3i,
111 oOil a goddess.
ka^^^-^^I't0behigb-
ka-t LJ , place (?) district (?)
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o 2i* Ck Ck U
u
Ck
.m^î—^»m^.u'
a
Pap. 3024, 62, work, labour, toil ; plur. I—J 3
u.
U'
J U
III O
fli'
c= LJj see Suppl. 1231 ;
I, in process of building.
kau-ti LJ J]. U
i=> \\
1899» 37,
0 \\
> y
I Ck
, A.Z.
\\
,, A.Z. 1902, 114,
U
, A.Z. 1899,37, t_j
0 \\
\\.
^$\ - , workman, labourer, artisan,
\\ I
U
Ck
sS—fl'
, "works of
craftsman ; plur. |_J
L.D. III, 140B, A.Z. 1899, 37,
ka-t Tehuti U 3
Thoth," i.e., writing, sculpture, painting.
ka-tshu-t U^ ß^° U R-n*
o si) Pain' oiPi y*'
U I f? e U ! (? e *^. a herb used in medi-
^1 1 r III'a I 1 r I 1 1 1' cine.
ka^^,Ui)^,Çiû,P.77,646,
^,^=0)^,^0^, N. 1039, ^,
U"^^. Rev- 12» "» ^f]^, Rev-
13, 5, bull; plur. U^ !, r=u) *fcà I, Rec. 29,
T48> 5^ ^ ^» T- 389, ÖÖÖ.M. 404,
N. 704, /e=tù toi 1, ^—' 1 , toi 1,
Thes. 1288; (*%%) ® flfl *^, bull for
sacrifice : (_J 4 ^^[, Palermo Stele, white bull ;
^S^' red bull; 5^'^' IV'
195, 695, bull of the herd.
ka àtcher \_j ^ (j B* ^, young
bull, calf; Copt. KVHp.
b J /WVW\
Kanekht^L-fl.^^^t-fl,
"5^^—^5^' "migntv bull"—a title of kings.
kareq U^^X» a "cut" bu»;
Copt. Ki.Xo*TKI.
Ka ^^, Dum. Temp. Inschr. 25, a god
of letters and learning, one of the seven sons of
Mehurit.
Ka L-J toj u- 635>the buH with a iïght
f=TD ^t^' in his eye.
Ka U ^ ^ jj). Berg- I, l8> a ca]f-god.
KauarshUf|^M>CyrUS^b;
Kai(?) ^* (j w (j ^, Rec 16, 106,
one of the watchers of Osiris.
Kaui ^^^ U 538' T-'317'
rHull'thed0ubleBull-g0d- '
Kaui ^ fx $ |> Tuat III, the two
bull-gods who form the ends of the boat of the
Earth.
Kau ^ ^ \t Rec. 27, 218, 31, 14,
CTjj ^ J^, rf) I ' Rec- 2Ö> 22Ö> bull-gods.
Ka àakhu ^ ^ • ^, Mythe 4,
U $3 $"]» DendeiahIV.84, V 5£* J $>
Berg. II, 8, a bull-god, warder of the ist Pylon.
Ka Àmentt u |, ^ ^
Tuat X, the bull of the Tuat, i.e., Osiris.
Ka Aim ^ I öqö, Denderah III, 19,
the Bull-god of Denderah.
Ka àru Ï—' S^, Tuat III, a god.
ie==m 1 1 1
B.D.G. 102, a form
Ka Asàr ^ jfl, of0s.ris
Ka ânkh ^j •?-, Lanzone 1212, a bull-
god of r
Ka âshemu LJ °
N. 165, Bull of the gods—a title of the " Great
God."
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Kaur 7711g $, B.D. ,78, 7,
" Great l>ull "—a title of the God of heaven.
Ka ur hu Kons U t^ ^^ 8
t^w
, U. 178, the Bull-god of Nubia.
!>
Ka pest neteru \_j ^j Ö CV=]'=]
" Hull of the nine gods."
Kamut-f^^^, >£,^
^_,rcc. 29,164, ^^^.y,,^,
AN , Hymn Darius 27, "^^ o , Metter-
nich Stele 154, U ^
ci ci
U
, A.Z. 1905, 30, "bull of
his mother," the name of several self-begotten
gods ; Gr. Kufiyfa?.
Ka meshru L^ ^ ™ £ |,
N. 165
Ka Nut ^ ö°, U. 452, a title of Geb.
Ka n-erta-nef nebà-f L-J tgr> ^±z,
\J\, one of the guardians of the body of Osiris.
Ka Nekhen J^fei©, U. 416, ^
5^1 o ^., T. 237, a title of Horus,
Ka neteru U c]cjc] Tuat I, a singing-
r=a I I I god.
****** #V
T. 307, a title of v>"&ßfln.
Ka Râ *$£^ O, U. 577 a four-horned
******
mythological bull ; var. tt Ö O, N. 966.
Ka renp tjgj 5J^ f jâ, bull that re-
neweth his youth—a title of the Sun-god.
Kahemhem-t Ui m m 0)Tuat
VI, a roaring lion-god.
ka-t (?)
Ka henti ^^ \ ~7XW B-a
53, 1, a bull-god.
Ka khepreri U^ ^ ^^^|'
B.D. 163, 9, a title of Amen.
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ka shesp-t ^^J^, *<*. 30, oh
the name of a part of the tackle of a boat.
Ka Kam ur U toi ^Z3 ^=ï, U. 306,
the Bull-god of Kamur.
Ka taui (J ^ Y 11, Denderah IV, 84f
1553 |f, Mythe 3, U n^j ^ "J I, Berg.
II, 8, the god of the 2nd hour of the night.
Ka thai Kauit LJ ^
o I /r?71 1 <=si o 1
^Tll^i' B-D-i4t'23>the
o I 1 V=TD /r7>
Bull of the seven divine Cows.
KaTuat LJ * °, Tuat I, a singing-god.
Ka ter LJ toi <S, Hh. 101, one of
f=Q »s? s 0
seven spirits who guarded the body of Osiris.
ka-t LJ ^ Ebers Pap. 94, 17, U j$^ ?>
^ ~, Rec.27,88, U^^l> vulva, vagina,
mother;
^=*^° % ' concubines, women :n
general.
ka-ti ^=^'fe^ ° > the gravid uterus.
Kat Tefnut ^J w ^_ jk, n. 970,
a Ü o i
the vagina of Tefnut.
^ ^'cow; plur-
Gj^, Rec. 27, 58.
ka-t ~^, A.Z. 1905, 30,°^» Rec- 33, 5,
o 1 _ ^_y
cow, a female animal; plur. 1, B.D. 142,
in'25->T<7^%3!;r^i,thc
two cows Isis and Nephthys.
. Kauitvnn^(-*M:g
mi o ******* («• 1 ft ri <^ s>
8 ÇZ3J , B.D. 148, the seven
III X û5fr* Hin'
divine Cows and their Bull.
n vi, a plant.
^ < 111 r
kau (?) ^ ^ a fruit or seed.
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kaa U^^^„:„. IV, ro96,
brown stone objects.
kaà ,s::=:* $^. u ^^f boat, cattle boat.
kaâri ^=^^fcv ■<=>- (](] W, goat; plur.
A reading suggested for v—-*
was " kamali,'' i.e., camel.
Kaàrik *zzz* >\ <s>- ^*, B.D.
165, 3, a Nubian (?) name of Àmen.
kai — Mi-VM-^
24, 7, though, even though, assuredly.
kai LJ ÛD °, IV, 695, gum (?) oil-seed (?)
kai-t LJ
U
dung, filth, excrement; var. ^
o l
kait ^* j^ (|(| o $$, B.D (Safte)
64, 18, ape; plur. v=^ (j(| ^ §$■ |, Ship-
wreck r65; var. S^^^-
kaVSGi'A-z-i9°°'37
©
kau
;t'kf]"7'tobehigh-
kauati LJ {] \ I \ LJ, A.Z.
1899, 36, workman (?) workman's title (?) ; var.
I
uflVT-Yfl
fl
0 1.
kaushana^^^^\,^
Anastasi I, 24, 5, part of the harness of a horse.
Kab U J ^, the name of a god = ffi J
(?)
taMHkJ^.to,reeB!Ä
kabi-t ^^^J!)!)-^!» B.D. l8>
D, 4, mourning, lamentation.
kabu UJe öf LJjco <>f UJ^ ö>
a measure for liquids.
kabusa UJ^é-fl-, UJeéf|-,
footstool; Heb. ÜJlS 2 Chron. ix, 18.
kap ^^(fr? ^* 79.1*109»
N. 22, ^*^p fO » fQ* 5—fl, Rec. 27,
222, 30, 194, Ç-jj jj> ^eyd' PaP" IT' *'
afl 0 f|, f^" ^, Dream Stele 2,, "^ L_J,
\ f<pp > t0 perfume, to cense.
kap L-l (*£LPl1 ptk» M- 7o6> censings.
kap-t^^^.^-.^^,
, incense; Gr. K-acfit.
kapu JJ d% 0, Rec" 22' io3, ™se for
äw v w incense.
9l_L Shipwreck 43,
kap
D ^ <?S>3 p.s.B. 14, 205 shelter, place of
1' on' concealment.
kap-t ^^°fOffî, U.513.
0=31 IV, 901, J ^ fjj* c-n, furnace,
oven, bakery; plur. ^z^'^^jC^ljC^I j<c=;,
T. 325.
kapkaput ^^<^, a kind of bread
D D 1 1 1 or cake.
(2 ? '
kap, kapu
□ ,
hollow of the hand, sole of the foot ; plur.
, Mar. Kam. 54, 55, v ;
©o 111 _ ü em'
compare Heb. F)5, Arab. ^J<, Syr. ]^^, Copt.
(Ton.
kaD-t f^0 A<^' I9°8' x7' a .k'n(* °f
o I ' amulet.
D r<^>, U. 258, N. 718,
□ (a öc=^ r
kap
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rH^'r^H'T^'T^^' kam alÜ' Peasam l82' IV' *95'
^T^TT.Ji.J =fl
D
, £=J> ^=1
Vj\ , to end, to bring
. «D
i, Rec. 2, 116, to hide, to
to an end, to finish, to complete; *—it\ ihOf >
Kiin.
Kap °C==^ Ö Ber8- II» !3» a title of the
D Sf=?' goddess Nut.
Kapil Ji^, JO ^^27, the name
of the 9th day of the month.
kapu ^*^° ^ )§, Rechnungen 35,
hunter, snarer, lier-in-wait ; plur,
e
L-/J
!-~*
!,
kapu
Nile 5, 1-4
Kap J J^, the crocodile of Set
CT*-——*\S
D
kapi
kap
D
to be dirty, dark,
foul.
Kapu f^° ^\ *&, a title of Set as fiend,
enemy, lier-in wait, lurker.
u
Kapur ^D>|
^3, Rougé I.H. 125, 26,
a Libyan foe of Ramescs
III.
kapus^]^°é
suppress; Heb. Ufo5.
to oppress, to
AAAAAA
A.Z. 1908, 8,
/—-—\ AAA
kapnut fg-* ö
AAAAAA yj;v
JJ D ^fev , boats of Byblos in Syria.
^~-0 AAAAAA V /?
Kapui c^ ] 9f » a man of Byb,os-
kaf ^"k US -^ Ik -£>•t0
drive off, to chase away, to dispel, to disperse.
kafr ^=^^5^ \\ , village, hamlet; Heb.
np5, Arab. j£, Syr. „J^, Assyr. -JXL *ffl
(Rawl. C.I. II, 32, 3. 10).
conceal, to cover with clothes, to dress ; Copt, j Thes. 1483; *—1 yv \ .endless; *—if °,
J "%^ ?0> A-z-
to end years; s—1
1905, 25, the end of a moment ; <
;TV a.Z. 1900, 130; n<=>LJ
A.Z. 1900, 132, for ever.
£=D
kam-t j"—1
, Shipwreck 118, the
end, end of a period, completion, a finish ;
akoi,Amen,6,3,a
Amen. 9, 3, 20, 2.
kami[t] *—1
o 1
O '
kam *—1
, finished products.
, Pap. 3024, 9, 8
kamkam £—i i*=3 r * Thes. 1199, to
/ / v -/I
vanish, to pass away, to disappear, to decay.
kam, kami ^^>{], a^ I
to be black ; Copt. K<LJUie.
black ;
kam-t
o:
Rev. 13, 15, 14, 10, to
be black ; Copt. KJULOJUL, KJUL6JUL.
A
" s^>-T*t strong
o:
black
a black thing, black; * 1
black, i.e., jet black ; f 1
and white ; Copt. K<LJUie.
S. & fi @ AAAAAA
Kammauc^^J^with ^
Jour. As. 1908, 285, Egyptians.
kami-t zm v\ {1(1 « » hooks of the
black land, i.e., Egyptian literature.
kami-t ézdIL (](] *yJ3J, Rev. 14, 65,
R o VC I /■ I y4 I
black cow ; /—) VA \£3 1, <UZ3 1,
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Kam-ur 'a^=*:r==r Rec- 2?» x9°.
s±<tiu. ui 3=t» the Red Sea.
Kamâmut
P. 661
M. 772 (bis) =
"J^l, P. 776, a
black animal-goddess (?)
3\t Denderah IV, 61,
Kam-ur £zd1j\ *fe*, P. 605, a bull-
Kam-ä £=J.
B.D.G. 720, a liawk-god of «**»
god;
S^
V
B.D. 64,13,
I.H. 158, the divine Kamur bulls.
Kam-ur £=j^^«jQ|, N. 648,
T. 274, a fort or town (?)
Kam-ur £zd ^^«ww*, Ombos 1, 319,
the god of the lake of Kamur.
Kam-ur a]^^2^
a lake in the Tuat.
Kamit-urit zzj ^\~<S, T. 274, p. 27,
M. 38, £=1^S»J N. 67, ZZ2 f^^> M- Mil
a goddess.
Kam-neb-mesen-t(?) ^~==I'^T
'vwwv f" \f| » denderah I, 30, a lion-god.
Kam-her £i=]t\ "^ J), Rec. 31, 29,
" Black face "—a title of the crocodile Rcrek.
kam czj^l^.-czj^^
kam £=ii ~^
Û buckler,
* shield.
O, black wood.
^. omn
black stone or
black powder.
kam-ti
£=D a
image,
' statue.
kamu^^,.u
U
U
©
garden; plur. \_J
KM
Anastasi I, 25,4, (J <gs
Rec. 21, 15, [J
Rev. 4, 76, LJ 1
4^; Heb.
D"?.5, Copt" <TU5JUt.
kamut^^^^^,Hh.457,
U
o 1
U<
...O » wheat, grain ;
kamt-t d^ ^ (var. = ^[), grain
kamUak^,n'aKn,'sceds
or fruit of the kam plant.
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Heb. rraf?(?);
kam LJ -W, vine ; Copt. (TJUL6.
kamu en ârp \_j ^\ t\ «A" *a/ww
(] D <a Ö , vineyard.
a _zi 1 1 1 * 1 1 1
wheaten bread.
L=J]W, gardener; plur.
i, A.Z. 19Q0, 36; [J
u^
L-fl
u
L=/)yft> ! i Copt. (Tjuie.
^£, Anastasi
kamä (?)
I, 23, 5, A.Z. XV, 36, Alt-K. 32 ; compare
Heb. "iE3, as, like.
1
kam'àar, kamàl
p> 1^1, ^=^ jj^ ^^ ^ (j ^^ (
^' ^^l^^2^^ ^' A'Z' I9°6' 2I'
camel ; plur. ^,^=^ (] ^^1^ |,
P.S.B. 12,. 83; Heb. ^2, Syr. „jj^, Arab.
J^f, Eth. 1<*&:> Copt. (Ti.At.OTX,
Xi.JULOTX. The vord ^=^ ^k.^2^ û û ^>
£? has also been regarded as a plural of
111' kam'àar, and read kamaliu.

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Kam'itha Ui^^g^, L.D.
III, 160, 165, a Hittite proper name.
kam'r u, j^"* _s* 1 ^, Goi. 3,13,
to skip, to dance, dancer.
kam'ràa
Alt-K. 983, tooth
kam'hu-t <
w
'A
-/lfl=T>
I I I
Anastasi I, 17, 6, IV, 14, 2, 17, 6, bread
made of fine wheaten flour ; var.
; Heb. ITOjJ, Arab. % , Eth. 4>^ft :
kam's M £== 0/ , Dum. H.i. I,
'—' 0 1 k—Q
24, 25, 39, 40
/VA/WSA
kamen
/VA/VNAA
Amen. 24, 9,
,A.Z. 1873, 17,
/VA/WVA (2
immJl
-^ö-, dark,
cloudy, misty, gloomy, lowering, black, blind ;
compare Heb. ]fà3, Arab. ^, Syr. Vnn.
kamtcharna LJ §s| '— I ^ ^^ W
Ksk'B^i' ^ar' ^arn. 55» *>i, armour-
kani (kami) LJ **/wsa (] (] W v&,
Peasant 263, gardener.
kanu (kamu)* L^ M, ulà^"" W*
(/VAAAAA here = mu), vineyard, garden ; Heb. Û"ï3.
kanu ^=^^\ Q sj ft, reed; Heb. Î12p.
_M^ O N Y • T
kanhi U Q J (j (j, shrine ; plur. U I,
I ; Copt. KH&e, Gr. ««r/xe«
kanka
-, Rec. 16,
152, Auswahl 12, 34, a log of wood, beam,
balk.
kanektu ^=^ ^ o^v^^, iv,
672, a log of wood, beam, balk.
kar LJ ^N.frog; Copt. KpOYp
kare LJ^3
1 1
VV Herusàtef Stele 48, a
u ' sanctuary vessel.
karr tJ ^^ Ôb Herusàtef Stele 55,
U 1-Ô-» U . £., Nâstascn Stele
35, a vessel or measure for incense; Copt.
KeXooX (?)
kar ^^jg^^, ^*> "bJ<--ct, thing,
instrument, tool, utensil, apparatus, furniture,
goods.
karkar U<:::>lLJ<::>or^ iv 667,
1 1 1 1 ' ' '
anything round, staff, stick, roll, cylinder ; Heb.
133.
karkar
w cud
1 111
1 1 1
, A.Z. 1880,
95, stone boulders ; compare Heb. 7^ and 7H73
and 133 •
kar, karà ^^^,<=>ü, N. 160,
^k^' Rea 27,227' 3I'17' J^L Ä'
'—' (1 (0 , Rec. 19, 96, shrine, sanctuary,
Karàut U^ (j ^ ^ | j, B.D. 84, 4,
the gods of a shrine.
kar,kari ^^^ M sgis^'p. ;»*»;,
L-J --rt*"., *—^ .^czk, Amen. 10, 11, boat,
fishing boat, skiff; plur. ^ <=>(](] ^. Koller
Pap. 3, 7 ; Heb. ^3} Isaiah xviii, 2.
kari. ^ f^fl^^. Thes- i::54, ^
ftàfy, gardener; plur. J^JI) ^f^ft—A
j gods of the same
I ' sanctuary.
!, u
karà-t
^ä
4
e
place of restraint, prison ; Heb. N73.
Karàmemti(?) ^^^^
Äh ^, Nçsi-Amsu 32, 30, a form of Äapep.
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K
goddess of Panopolis with the attributes of
Râit and Tefnut.
kari[t] ^ (j(j f~\ B.D. 64, 7, shrine,
sanctuary ; and see kar.
kari Ï-J jjj) ^^ Rec. 30,217
kari LJ
(2 :
O
, Rec. 19, 92 ,
*
karistâtes LJ ^» (j(j © é
ev\oyt<TT)'i<i, A.Z. 51, 93.
a call, outcry ; Heb. VfrOr?
Bibl. Eg. V, 211, a proper name; compare
Heb. DEH3.
karf U
,,Rev.
guile, fraud ; Copt. Kpoq.
karm U I f\ ^ Rev. 13, 102 crown :
_2äJ^ 'T" Copt. KXOJUL.
karm LJ
Rev. = Copt. (TlOpÄZ
karm'tàu
U
e:
VT4*lfl
IÏÏTTT1
III
Koller 4, 6, a kind of stone used in inlaying
bracelets, etc.
karehtà ^. ^ ^ ^ ) (j ^,
fi (1 C3 (?), a measure (?) pannier, basket.
karsa U ^| g, U -«j* ft Ö cordage>
sacking, rope-work.
karsha LJ T»T»T
3k, Jour. As. 1908,
310, fraud, deceit, guile ; Copt. KOOpÖLJ.
, cake, loaf, bread; Gr. wWclffTi?.
karkartà U^U^|(| n>]amb.
Heb. *ö.
karkartàbuàa U <=> U <~> ] (j
Koller 4, 5, objects made of
leather (?)
^ Ö, LJ- ^* '
kartha LJ
1
cord, lace, thong of a whip,
kartha
1 1
1 1
1 ■?
v fe^, Love
Songs 2, x, a kind of goose.
kaha ^^^ra^^L^, Rec.
10,64; see ^^^L«^.
Kaharsa, etc. ^=^ ls\ ro" ^b\ 'c^>
164, 4, a title (or name) of Sekhmit-Bast-Rä.
kahi[t] ^*^ ra (\f\ j], terror, awe.
kaheb ^r^^\ m J \ ^—fl, Kubbân
Stele 5, to smite, to strike ; var. rr, J ysjl M(.
.kaheb-hetch-t U Ï] ? ° ^, a kind of
ro -=i À O 000 incense.
kahem ^ ^ ra ^ ^ Ufl,
Kubbân 4, to smite, to strike.
kahes
kahes
sorrow.
ro P^>^>Peasant 2I3'
to cry out.
kas LJ jt Nàstasen Stele 37, a sanctuary
1, ^ pot or vessel.
kasabUéjef>,,R-^4r^
Kasika ^*^ & ()f) ^*1^ $f}'
B.D. 165, 3, a name of Amen.
kash ^=^^\ nD^, IV, 335, a
product of Punt, the pearl oyster (?) ; compare
Copt. Ki.çy- in Ki.cy<L&HX.
i~w-
Kashi
[W]
Nubian, a
Sudani man ; Copt, etflmj, eOUXy.
Kashit
woman ; Copt. etf*ooçye, eeocyi
kak "^ * "
Hh. 201.
o, Nubian
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tjï, Leyd. Pap. I3l 2| U U ^ j j Rec. 10, 62,
plant with a bitter taste; compare Gr. ki'ki
(Herodotus II, 94), ki'kivo». The Heb. IVp^i
has also been compared with kaka.
kaka-t u % u
S ^ boil, blain, pustule, carbuncle: ; Copt.
o ' KCJUK.
kaka H QP 1, Nâstasen Stele 40
kaka j—j p=y=', darkness, night; Copt.
Kaka j-j ^ ^, Berg. I, 17, a god.
Kà.K£ ; var. ^ _' *=§=*
kakai (kaki) \_j \_j
1908, 289, darkness.
kaka ^^^\ U
O
, Jour. As.
7MM , worm, serpent
kakmen-t Ui=*T| aö Rec. 21,91
v^. ^x> »»»»a. JJ/ (3 a vessel
A,
katà^^]()
katu(?)
a^ww v-/ (a w ' a vessel,
runner, driver,
\\
>^*i
charioteer (?)
caldron, boiling pot, kettle ;
Copt. K<LXl(?)
katem, katem-t LJ o t\ °, Ï—' "A (j
m' Voo^:'finegold;var- V)
o , Amen. 18, 12 ; Heb. DH3.
1 1 1
kath
, IV, 973 = ka-t
o I
ill' I I I Ü1' U I
kath LJ Ö, pot, vessel, a kind of
dye(?); plur
katha
Edict 22,
IM J^ÜÜ*' r¥*M I 1
âmen 7, a plant from which a dye was made ;
Copt. (T0T(T7 XOTZ, Lat. carthamus tine-
tori us (?)
^5, Tutänkh-
katha
I o
the seed of the above plant.
• r-> an instrument or tool
' of bronze.
katha U
I
katha LJ 3^ j£ ^ t charioteer, driver.
kathab L-J
1
kathan LJ
S
, pot, vessel, vase.
^ S A, Rec. 17, 145,
L.D. III, 219E, 14, y ^*\ !*$>
U
I
'T*/v driver, charioteer,
j -A' caravan leader.
I1L t I *9^ I
u
I
kathatà U g^' )() Ö, y ^' ] \ ^,
1 -
|\ Ü > a cloth made of linen or wool
or hair, covering, garment; Heb. JYlD}.
katch U^|A,U^;see U
katcha U J, Ä» Nâstasen ^sefV
katchai L-J
andt-J*^
; see
u
a
katchen U ^ 5, V "^1 I7*' V
I «mmm\ I ******* \ I
5 -A, charioteer, leader of the baggage waggons
of an army or of a caravan ; *—* ^^ \ J\ A |,
I ******* \ V Ö
chief overseer of waggons.
to
(2
kà ^*gf, Hh- 385
kà ,vz^ (1 (2 = ^=^ flfl, another (masc).
kà-t ^=^(]o = ^z^(j(jo = ^^, Jour.
As. 1908, 249, another (fern.)
kàa ^=^ (j "^è^, boat
kàu ^*()^> U. 2ii,^=^(]o, u. 273,
to acclaim, greet (?)
kàu ^JI^P. 109 -^ \, M. 75,
etc., to move (?)
kàu u& ^^ (j ^>
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-5_ Rev., another ;
I ' Copt. K6 OTJL.
3 D 4

<ct K
[ 792 ]
K ^*
var.
H, A.Z. 1906, 2i, P.S.B.
11 1
kä " o, a precious stone used in inlaying ;
kàri
-<2>-
i3,32,goat(?) mule(Rec. 8,85);
Wort. Suppl. 1277; var.
kä
^7@
,, Rev. 12, 116, to leave.
kâf
, Rev. 11, 88, to overthrow.
kâmà
injury, violence.
I5—0^1
Rev. 12, 119,
kämi
^7
Rev. 12, 117,
to injure.
kärti-t
^7
>)!)!) \û, Rev. 13,26,
butcher's knife, goad.
ki ^zz^> (1(1 Qfl, B.D. 163, 6, Thes. 1204, a
particle of asseveration, also, moreover.
'ki ^Ij.^sllw.^^lll]^, masc.
other? another ; ,vz^* (J (J yf "^"^ ^^* (I (J yf*
onetoanother; ^ ö ( /^^flfl^^flfl
A /VA/WVA /Nul ^ 11 11
one embraces the other : v—-*
Nâstasen Stele 61, another place; v—"*(](]
another chapter ; v—-* (I (1 * , another person
, once again, another time:
D ©
, another, i.e., a variant, reading
M Amen. 17, 3, once again
D ©' Copt. K€
keti —; B.D. 153,11,
other ;
Il (1, fem., another, the other ; -c4- ^è\
, B.D. 153, 11, one .... the
o 1
kiu, kui
1, other matters ;
, others.
\\
\\
l-T^
T ZWWVA 11 _V Ö '' 0ther kingS' ^^ K00Te«
Ki
A /] ï*?_ Thes. 818, a hawk-headed
4l ^' bull-god.
*
ki-t
Ck
O
KU, Rec. 32, 82; var.
(£
pax,
kiariu ^=^ 1111 w
L.D. Ill, 140c, carriers of gold.
kiu ^z^ Q Q y> S^ ' > Shipwreck 165, apes
kimi ^=^ (j(j s
Copt. (f^LiÂxe.
^aaaaa ^aaaaa bundle ; Heb
e"^, hen;
kinänu
w
'i 0
ny?3.
kirshu-t \\ , cakes, loaves :
<=>i a (2 1 1 1
var.
ia (2
Kirgipa~T^*A-z-l88°'82'
a princess of Mitani. Tall al-'Amarnah Tablets
Gi-lu-khi-pa ■£- -flf^ Igf £~E ï$=.
=S=) *A/WVA t0 smelt />) . C0pL
/VA/WVA , .^-
O ^a^' (Toxy.
kish
kith
ku
, to perish, be destroyed.
, U. 96, 291, 534, T. 179, P. 93,
647, M. 129, Rec. 14, 165, 34, 178, pers. pron.
2nd sing. masc. ; with nouns in dual
sN\
, others.
ku ^[%, P. 104, M- 71; var. S
b^ %, N. 73, to move.
ku-t (?)
, Rec. 32, 82; var.
O
kunut
kuà
e
e äP' er ©CT
?i, pers. pron. ist sing.
kufl (kef) Y T ^ I' Rev- I3' 4'
26,.ape(?)= S ^. compare Heb. D^î?,
i Kings x, 22, 2 Chron. ix, 2J.
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K
[ 793 ]
K
]fl
=> (XI
A.Z. 1869, 147, bread,
cake ; Gr. KvWâtrrtv.
kuroshta -1
kliqàuf ^-^^ f\ ?, Rev. 12, 66, fir-cones ;
Copt. KOYKOYH£.p!<L.
keb 'vz^* jL^-Ä, arm, shoulder; ,vz^* JJ
c ^r-~&
kebb
keb-t
, the two shoulders.
fl \] U. 325, 534, to coil up
JjJl' (of a serpent).
the arch of the sky, vault
of heaven.
O
*J,Rev. 14,7,
Kebit
goddess of heaven.
Kebatchaâ ^^%^^1) e^ ©>
A.Z. 1849, 78, Cambyses ; Pers. ft: £.] (fj
-<Z n" t<-, Bab. y 4^ 3- Hff« ^R,
Gr. Kufißv<T>i<f. t
kebu ^z^
sandals.
kebu ^=^J^
see
1, to open.
X B.D. (Saite) 36,
JftAAAftA n
-JSc'ctJ o ^, A.Z. 1908, 8,
ftAAAftA
.■Ntyc;, a large sea-going boat, a ship of
O \\
Byblos ; plur.
1908, 8,
Rec. 6, 8,
i, A.Z.
>£g^
J
0 I.
11 111
.■Ntyc;, Rec. 22, 2.
kebes ^z^> J fl A, ^=^ J ^ , cypress.
, hollow
kep
the h;
keput
v—-* v—-* <£SXJ
of the hand or foot ; Heb. Fj^ Ç0pt. (TOR.
W, Thes. laoi, ^* ?
DIM' ' D (2 III'
P.S.B. 10, 15, Mar. Kam. 54, 46, hands cut off
from slain enemies; A w* (J(J 12\
111D Slllo III
Mar. Karn. 54, 54.
P
■ ftAAAftA
I I I I
:<2
û—01
kopi
*z=za
Rev. 12, 37, cloud ; Copt.
(Time.
kop || c~3, hiding place, refuge.
Kop-hor ^Ciyf^ ^, H.I3. isi.agod.
k <^* A Rev. 13, 56, to seize ; Copt.
P D j$' <TU)R.
L—Ù ^r ' > hunters, snarcrs.
kepri d
, Rev. 14, 40
D
= Copt. KHIie, chamber, furnace.
kef ^st, Rec 31, 20, knife.
Kef-pesesh ^^ c=z> d fl rzso Y»
N. 252A, —»—■ yjt , an instrument used
in performing the ceremony of opening the
to pour out, to flow.
keff
/"^i to spit out,
j*"i* to pour out, to vomit, to
f ' escape (of a fluid).
kefau ' ^% /"*"in, vomit
kefa ^^"rf1, U. 568, Rec. 31, 163,
Shipwreck 60, Peasant 56, *S\ ^
Ebers Pap. 94, 11, \\ L—Û,
d*>
^£» ^T-b> T *-"■
0
L-fl,
j\
_^, to lay
Pap. 2, 9.
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bare, to diyiude, to unclothe, to divest, to strip,
to deprive, to spoil, to dismantle, to unveil, to
uncover, to unfold, to pull off (wigs);
"^ _SS\ nouent all.
.kefab-^O^,-^
<>, loyal, devoled; plur. _£> ^> fl ^ $ j.
IV, .„e^^J^H^^I.Leyd.

K
[ 794]
K ^=*
kefa ^
_£),^_£)> hinder
part, backside, rump, tail; plur.
8, i6; *kv ^K_^, backs (of the leaves
ofatree);Copt.X^q(?)
!)!)_^I7f î—fl, ^(jfj"^. to be naked,
\J uncovered, despoiled.
HS» 79» a group of gods.
keft.... *Le_ 3 I, Peasant 321
û Ui
kefa ^* J£), Israel Stele 2, ^=^cTp
to drive away, to put an end to (a storm
ftAAAftA I 111/'
kef-t ^_£), IV, ii39,^Ul, Rec.
[, 50, a seizure ; **=_ | 0 , Pap. 3024.
'39. JS^'
kefa ^jL-fl, iv, 663, 893,
c>
IV, 711, *^__ ^ , Edict 22, to seize, to grasp,
to capture, to collect taxes, to plunder ; see
® G
Keföu ^^^IV.35, "capturer"-
e
L-fl
54, 45, troops, soldiers.
a title; plur. _ " -W r ^ „ ^ ! > Mar. Kam.
Kefi x
keftu
, Tuat X, a warder-god.
J y^, a ship of Keft, i.e.,
Phoenicia; plur.
1*
I I I
> IV, 707,
I I I
Keftenu *l=J J|(, Berg. I, 20, an ape-
ftAAAftA
god ; van
kern
kern
kemu
öe
kem-t
Kern
Kemkem
75» 4» a god.
kemkem
, Rev., total = /^\.
2. Rev. 13, 9, to behave
!i' correctly.
1, L.D. III, 219E, 9
, Rev. 12,49, lamentation.
Ombos I, 186, one of
the 14 kau of Râ.
, B.D.
L-=/), Rev.
13, 26, to be strong, to prevail ; Copt.
(TjüüTojui.
kema-t ^~~£ M <=», a weeping woman.
Kembàthet ^* t\ J (j s=s, a.Z.
1849, 78, Cambyses.
Kemnu ^z^> f\ ÖÖ, Annales 1, 85, one
of the 36 Dekans ; Gr. KOMME.
kemh ^* t\ 8 %> ®~ = gemh
flV 8 -^» to see.
kernes
ear of corn.
ken
H— kPf-
[I jj, to be angry, to feel
indignation, to revile, to curse; . (I 3
^ to blaspheme the name of God ; com-
I' pare Heb. Map.
t't
kenà-t ^^fl ° , ^^ h ^, wrath,
ftAAAftA 1 ■ W ■ ftAAAftA 1
anger, reviling, curse, abuse ; compare Heb.
T : ' •
kenàu
fl*
cursings,
mi o mi hatred.
Kenit <wvwv yni B.M. 191, a Syrian
goddess, a form of Qetshit, who appears as a naked
woman.
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K
****** ******
koiin ******
******
konn /vw^v\ ****** j moisture, liquid.
„ „ d , reed ; Heb. H2p .
ÖÜN
J\ ****** ****** J > c—X
konkon
v^^* *•—**> /?. v •* v; ■*
****** ******
P.S.B. is, 83, to sing to a beaten drum, to clap
the hands rhythmically.
kenken
****** ******
^ A-Z. 1905, 25, to
lash with the tail
kennarut ^^"^\<:::>Q%> musical
****** _fii?& I -Jl
instruments, harps; Heb. ni^22 1 Kings x, 21.
Kenât
****** 1 1 sort
-Sä
A J1] Tuat X, a goddess, con-
H I' " sort of Setfit (?)
kenànàur *"*~. s
1 1 1 ******
\\
harp; Heb. *^3?, Syr. rc'i-iA , Gr. Kiwvpa,
Copt. (TîrtHpi., Arab. ^.
kenu
Ö
Rev. 12, 39, ear of corn;
Copt. Krti.<LY.
kennu ******
0 ©
, fatted bird.
Knufi ^^(|(|. L.D. V, 39, a late
form of Q 1\ *K JjjGr. X»/e0, Ki/»)0, K«>oi"0«s
Copt, xkotjuuc, Xh°t$ic> Xn°T&ÏC-
Kenbutcha^* i)%L^ B^M
****** «£) /T tu ****** «ail 71 tu]
, Cambyses; Heb. "»VQ33.
kenfâ ^"-^ ä*"=*~ ^ t0 n,P> t0 squeeze,
****** n £ -/l* to crush.
Kenmet ****** jV Berg. I, 20, an ape-
god, the associate of Thoth.
Kenem-ti "*»*
^°, A.Z.
EdPÛ I, 21, one of
three holy apes.
kenem-t ^(1 ^=^Lq.
****** J a¥Y> ****** .£TVfr V-X
B'.D. 125, II, 29,
/WW
1900, 20, darkness.
Kenem-ti ^*(| 1^ ^
****** J WvS \\ ******
§k ° Jft B.D. 125, II, one of the 42 assessors
_B^\\î(r of Osiris.
Kenkenemmti ^^ ^^ t\ t\
****** ****** _cK^ xr^ \\
B=^"s, an ape-god, the associate of Thoth.
Konomm-ti^l^^Nesi.
Anisii 32, 25, a form of Aapep.
Konom, Kenmom ^^ x,,5=5* T x,
f ****** 1
< x t— *** ; I D
derah II, 10, Zod. Dend., ^* t\ \*>
X, Tomb Seti I, Ram. II, one of
the 36 Dekans ; Gr. KOMME, X\0\ MIS.
ûTL I I I
Kenemtiu
\
rwi
, IV, 896,
the people of the Great Oasis (Khârgah).
konem Zz=z ^, to break forth.
(tic)
kenem-t ^* t\ °, f\ <=>w,
/WWW _EJ*0-l|l /WWW _£^Ct ° III
"i\ °,S^\ Ô, a kind of precious
/www _£k?t) [[[ o _üW o earth or stone.
kenemu ^^ f\ W %, r. 408, m.
****** _cH^ V. li
•584, N. 1189, a sacred skin (?)
kenmut
[ P. 443, M. 547,
a bird.
kenmut
, P. 66 r, ******
IS, P. 776, N. 1128,
P.S.B.A. 16, 136, ape, monkey.
Kenmut
****** rKW VC ******
the 36 Dekans; Gr. XN0YMI2.
VC
, one of
kenh —"&f§^, ^^^S^k
****** A ^^=» O ****** A -/1
lrrç-^, B.D. 172, 25, night, gloom, obscurity, dark-
ness; var. 9 lr^r^.
kenh ****** c=gr;i, a name of the 24th day
of the month ; var. ir~g~^ ,<ZE7.
kens'(?) &lt ^,force' violencc^onPc'
kens ^~^ M 9, Hearst Pap. VII, 10,
****** I
n_ Pap. 3027, 4, 7, the placenta, the
I "' "after-birth."
kensa "Cr1 Ç, perinaeum
****** 1
•cP Ç, perit
kens /ww^*c=", bow; Arab. .^ J (?)
Kensu
~1
1 1
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K
111
kenku-t ««« o
Stat. Tab. 34, IV, 707, logs of a special kind of
wood.
Kent V^J%' Copt. (Tum-T.
Ker^^,B.D.39,I3 = ^^|0
an earth-god.
Kerit ^> T) Denderah I, 51, a goddess
cO luV of Punt.
^^, the two horns.
-Sä
kerà-t
w
-Sä
ker-ti
kerr
_Sä 'V O /\\f
chapel, coffer, coffin, chest ; plur. (I
Keräsher " *
burnt offering ; Copt.
CTXlX.
-Sä
Herodotus IV, 116.
, Kalasirian; see
keri-t
keriu
kerp
C3
, habitation, abode.
V , mules (?) goats.
111
D
\, Rev. 11, 188, to de-
-SÄ=i^=,2i'
clare, to make clear ; Copt. (TujXïT.
kerf <rz> /^5k, to seize, to carry off, to
pluck away ; Copt. (TtOpq.
~) H Denderah IV, 79, a
I) I' god.
Ke[r]ent t<=>]
AA/WVA
kerh
^>
147,
§<^>,Rec. 18,182,
^O, A.Z. 1906,
Rev. 14, 11, night; Copt. (TüOp^.
kerh ur ^*S^?^,the ßreat nißht
<rz>A festival.
kerh netches ^^ 9 **-* %ô, the
little night festival. ^
m 1
c (2
OD
11
Ci "v. .X» CS
0=0* rw 1 (û
11
1 1 1
, Rec. 16, 72,
cake, bread, loaf; Gr. nvWàoTts.
kerreshttà
1868, 146 = Ku\\â<nt>;.
Kerrshrä
11
0=D
j
I I I
A.Z.
-Sä-
rzKzi.
, Kalasirian ;
see Herodotus IV, 116; var. 1 v\ 1
_Sä<=>
kerk rj", Rev. n, 173, 12, 11, to
be equipped, equipment ; Copt. (TopöT
kerek <E> ° Hearst PaP- *v» * *» a see(*
III' or fruit used in medicine.
kerker
«-fl,
x
to circle, to mark out a circle with a stick.
kerker ^-^^-^ ° ^-^>^-^> ^^ Rev.
-Sä_2äIII _2ä_2ä T
14, 43, talent ; Heb. 133} Copt. (Tm(Tu)p.
X
keh m L-/), ^-^jL-fl, 75\2z),
Thes. 1206, to smite, to strike, to throw.
keha ^f "^ ^ U, rebellion.
, a title of Set.
keheb, kehab vj=pJ ç__fl, A.Z. 1907,
(T3 ïîàk J ^ ^~=^ L—fl, to smite, to strike, to
attack, to pillage, to overthrow.
Kehab ^j=j* ^Ô J^rf, a title of Set.
kehes^fl^.^fl^^di,
gust, chagrin.
kehet
ra.
, Rec. 2, 147, a kind of tree
■, to act gently or slowly.
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keha
Kehau ^K^^.U. 509,^4
, T. 323, in the proper name
R "Ek r\ N. 506, a cake offer-
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[ 797 ]
K
<^«
Kehau <^z=*
kehu
l'ap. 39. 4 -
kehen
*,?■•
^7 Litanie 6o
@ ^r, Ebers
0 a^wvv I r, cup, vessel.
kehna(?) ^*j{\\ "V^» AZ- '^S.
io8, night, darkness.
kehsi ^z* S H (](], Demot. Cat. iS
kehek ^?^*/% *f ■ 4. '34, to be
X / y] old, aged, senility.
kehkeh ^z* 8 ^z* 8 f%, Mar. Aby. II,
36, Rec. 16, 57, Anastasi I, 2, 1, to be old.
Kehkeh ^z* § ^z* § A, the "aged
one "—a title of Thoth.
kehkeh-t ^z^R^z^Sa^?», Westcar 7,
19, age, aged.
Kehkehit ^z^S^z^SoJj, B.D. 75,4,
a goddess ; see Seksekit.
K-khert (?) ^*<^> !,a star inrfhe■ T"Ta*»
kes " A, P. 204, v~^'-e^(?) Rec.
27, 59,^^, ^'3—».
Rev. 11, 137, to bow, to do homage;
to force a woman.
kesu ^i 1, bowings.
kesàu ^*fl(]^>> P. 9, 703,
Y^ o, P. 341, bowings, homage.
kesu ^z* n ^\ ^, N. 1361, ^z* H
^^|,Rcc. 27,2,7; var. ^^^j,
homage.
kes, kesà ^=^ H -9%^, n. 328,648, ^=a H
(j ^, M. 143, ^ p (|, U. 68, s=* p ^,
T.393,^P^^,^om^OobStc
kess ^*fin, u*442' T* *9' t0 ^ to
II do homage.
koskos ^z^ fi ^=^ fi, V' 6°5\ t0 do
I I homage.
jj A.Z. 1906, 123, to
f\ dance, dancing.
r n to rub down un-
' gueiit.
keskes
keskes
keskosu " v Jy, A.Z. 1905, 101,
to take short flights, to flap the wings.
Kes ^zz^> I, Tomb Ram. Ill, 58,3 god;
j.^^j.Cairo..*,
jjeg ^-^-^V Rec- 36' IÖ2> t0 lie> t0
„ ^v ' deceive.
varr. —»-
keskes ^"""^v=^ a !*&, Rev. 14, 13,
to chatter foolishly, to jest ; Copt. Ki.CK6C.
ksantha ^z* ^ Ö m $ Rev. n, 180,
yellow; Gr. f«i>0«.
kesb-t ^-flJ-O'^J^^'
plur. ^z* p J o Q Q Q, P. 200, N. 936, ^z^p
779, ^^ Je (j(j Q j, Anastasi IV, 2, 11, a
kind of fruit tree, sycamore-fig tree (?)
kesb-t
0 the fruit of the above
II' tree.
kesfen
kesem
o, a mineral
o
> IV, 1075,
EÏÏQ <*. Ö
^'I^j^^'l^^' t0 tUm
aside, to lose the way, wandering, error.
kesem
«
, Rev. 14, 10,
stormy; Copt. (TOOCJUL.
Ke8miunen-t^^(j|)^^|!
78, 44, a group of gods in the Tuat.
Kesem heh Àmentt ^^ fk "^ m
(1 iû ûVft Ombos II, 134, a mythological
'4 F D£ïïQ Ü' being.
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kesh j^\ to sprinkle, to moisten.
GD 1
keshu ""^ ^\ °, ^""^ @ ° , a seed or
oo _IT III i=K=) III'
fruit used in medicine.
Keshtt r-rr-i ^L, Ombos I, 84, a deity
a c —
who presided over the products of Cush.
Kesh-t 00 ^o^, /WW\A ) Ombos
Ci I /WW\A
II, 246, a god (?)
keshp S, Rev- r3> 2Ö> '4, 19, to be
D O hot, dry(?)
kek §
kek
), to praise, to applaud.
X _ A
L-fl
kek <^z^>, Thes. 1201
kek \\ , heat, flame, fire.
Kektiu §3/£*1 i. a cla? °f
û wlö I h stars.
kek, kekà ^ (j ^, u. 50,533
~ v—^> I i ""—x« ~
\\ * I
t r, 4 ^-. Rev. 11, 183, darkness, gloom
T* ' obscurity ; Copt. K<LK6
keku reruti ^^ "^\ «^> ^^ ^k ö en,
the outside darkness.
gloom or darkness, absolute blackness.
Ç=W^1
\\
Keki ^^
*=%=* darkness personified, one of the four ele-
* ' mental gods ; see Khemenu.
Keku ^^ p=f=S Tuat VIII, a god in
the Circle Sel.iert-baiu-s.
^ J[\ darkness personified—one of the four
Ç> \jl ' elemental goddesses.
kek
v~g~~i t^=i, the dark water.
/ww* Kdfû
1,80, a title of the Nile-god.
kek ^ 1, Thes. 1201, a plant; plur.
_ ^.
'Lknehe8-^^|p^,Rec.
4, 2i, Nubian bark; Copt. KOTKe.
kek-t ^ t^Q, a gnawing animal or
insect, weevil (?) shrewmouse (?) ; compare Copt.
K£K.
Q $\ Rev- r4> IO> a gloomy-
Jz%' faced man.
^*$k^, Rev. 14 22,
"^ ^i darkness.
B.D. 39, 13, a god who
judged Äapep.
.Sä
A.Z.
keki
kekit
Kekr
kekrer (?)
1872, 107
kekes ^[l"^,A.z. 1873,15
to dance; see M.
ket "^ê-, "^é-y^, to be small
or little, tiny, helpless, abject; Il n ^^r^,
small ; Copt. KOTI.
^*âf rriiâ'babe'chiid' giri"boy'
small, little; plur. kettiu ^=^()(1^Ä, Leyd.
Ci û 111 1 I
ûû â '» Heruemheb3,
Pap. 4, 2,
Ci Ci
Ci Ci
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I I l /wwv\ ci Ci /mV r \ I
ketàb "::=^t9'' Rec- 3, 3, iv, 390, 932,
o I
modesty, timidity, thought, design.
k^T- Ta-Til' another;
r- ' n, another; ^K , another (fern.).
kot ct"^ ! Nàstasen Stele 60, other things,
^ ■■ ■ ' property of others.

K
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K
<=za
ket-akh (kh-t)
O
fli»r©i
^^|,IV, ,o89,
X I
\\ I,
w
"zzztc* I otlier things, other
ci © X I ' people's things.
plur.
ket-kha-t ~ , Rev. 13, 59, other;
0û Q I "2?**
Ck £i
Al*
X
e 3| I, Rcc. 2i, 78, the
other chiefs; Copt. KGX^0^"1, witl1 n
and itl.
ket kha-t , shaft of a pillar ; var.
C=3 Ci
ket
w
VÜX>« ^ baldness.
Ck
Ck
Z7'
ketà-t (I rr, cooking pot ; plur
ketU-t ^K , cooking pot; plur,
ketU-t^^^r, B.D. ,7,33,
^ ° $ j ibid. 31, weapons of slaughter,
■ ' gods of the divine cooking pots.
Jf ***>*-. îil 1 ' gods of the divine cooking pots
B.D. 167,26, cookingpot; plur.
Litanie 65.
Ck I
ni1
Ketui-ti^^qq^^.Tombof
Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 65).
Ketuitt tent ba —v (1(1 "5Ë£ V
ju<^^ , Tuat U> a lioness-goddess.
ketfi
pent, reptile.
^ \\
Tflftnn
^
\\
'Tftftîtt, ser-
kotn —"ft Rev- "> l68j tunicî G,r-
ci G \nûv.
keteshtâ
OD
11
ketket
, bread, loaf.
*, to stammer, to stutter.
ketket ^ \ „, to beat, to shake;
Ck Ck I /» '
Copt. (TexcTcüX.
ketket " '", A.Z. 1900,31,1905,
25, 37, to walk with short quick steps, to quake.
ketket ^*^*^ /*r-fâs\ Nâstasen
Ck Ck f 111
stele 49, ir^TsiiTrßi'ibid'43'pec"
Ck Ck
torals, neckbands..
ketket ^^^^^ a kind of herb or
Ck o m plant.
v, ^ ^—-*
ket <^,^> Amen- 25> 2 = ^,-
kotchaketcha ,^z^ I ^=^> I "rjv "^,
to kill, to throw down ; Copt. (TeXCfoX.
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S G
g & = Heb. p and a and Copt. (T.
g[a] S , IV, 767, Annales III, 109,
*G l^â ' IV' 6l3' ^-' Metternich Ste,e 58>
G
, A.Z. 1900, 28, S
Rec. 29, 155, Sl^ O, Q
X
, &
lf:i^i°HH-
con-
t=aÊ=3 ' A ' , a narrow
C3 $&, to be in distress, to suffer want, to lack
air, to be choked, suffocated ;
O
stricted windpipe; J5
way or path ; S ^ *f j|j, exhausted (?)
g[a] ß Jj), ^p, Metternich Stele
170, 171, a suffocated child.
ga, gau s ^^^' T- 277, S ^
>, T. 181, S^^ ^, P. 903,
■TT i^v tk "=à£É=a „ IJv "Sv Tk i=à£É=a _
"TL C^
-' S Ä^' P' IIl6P'' 26'
^"^» S "^ ^, to be in sore straits, to
be in great need, to suffer want, to be obstructed,
shut in, blockaded, deprived of something, to
be empty of; Copt. tf*UX)Y, tf*HY, ZHOT.
gau en gau ^^ & ^ ^ "^^
Pap. 3024, 64, without.
ga-t s
, S
© O !
1, S
I^^,» 25
1 1 1
need, poverty.
gau-t S^^^L-ZI, Greene II, 24,
25 ^fc^ rj^o, Thes. 1209, want, need.
S
gai S Ik lûxo^*, S
S ÛQ J§£> needy one.
Ga äsut &^* rjö J), BD;, mj, 4,.m,
JmJJ III 5Ü a title of Osins.
«• s Vu I02:2l strtSoc„«
fc
4, 30, S
t=àîÊ=3
(a c
, S
(2 i=> i=>
© r ■
^\t=aÊ=3, coffer, chest, coffin, shrine, receptacle,
basket, crad,e;n^^,I£sk334,
Ga nu sa Àst & ^ ç n1 ^ f$ « cradle
cm I dl Ç> Sil
of the son oT Isis "—a name of Apollinopolis
Magna.
ga S Ks. 'O , unguent or unguent pot.
ga JJ ^^ I » throw-stick, boomerang.
gaa S^V^jf?,T.293, S^L^,
to overturn (pun on the name (I JJ ^\ (I <j j.
a kind of bull ; ,vw*a 25 Vs, *!?34 1 » Koller
ftAAAftA III _ffi\à> y,^J I
3, 6, young ga bulls.
B D. 164, 13, claw
.?' . (of a lion).
ga & j^d^. S M» t0 sins, t0 si"g t0
a musical instrument.
gaga s
S
''SlksÉ'
to cry (of a bird), to cackle; var.
Gagaur s ^ö äS^I' B,D*
56, 2, 59, 2, "Great Cackler"—a title of Geb.
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G
[801]
a
s
gaut S^o^j, Söi'
B.D. 28, 4, 99, 23, thoughts (?)
Sa S^^, ffi %l^. Thés.
1202, ©
look; varr.
\\
, Annales IX, 155, to see, to
<S?~ •
@.
e^^-,
gaga &^&^^-> Love Songs
5, 11, to ogle, to " make eyes at."
Ctagalt(P) ffi^S^f^l,
Ombos II, 130, a goddess.
gaà-t © ^ f\ ^, shrine, chapel.
Oaànbekh... o^^JOJ,
Canopus Stele 32 = t<* KucjjWia.
Gaâ S
II, 132, a goddess.
Gai s
g" J, Ombos
Tuat VI, a god.
ö, Rechnungen 66,
s dû a, p.s.B.
gai[t] s
bottle, wine-pot;
13, 411, to work the bottle, i.e., to get drunk.
gai S "^ û(| L-0, S
Àmen. 17, 6, to smear, to
bedaub.
S
gai-t S^ljlj g, A.Z. 1906,30, s
G, Love Songs 2, 9, a strong-smelling
unguent made from the cyperus (?) ; varr.
/VAAAAA .
/VAAAAA V.
/VAAAAA V
11^ U
ffi^,11f\^' S"^^. Anniil« IX. '56,
e^S^11u^'c^rus;var-ffi^
"tfr. tt'^ A /] ° the seed or berries of the
in* ^ m 1H III' same ; Copt. KKJOOT.
Gait Z5
o \,
, S
»—i
I V
^^^^^s^ed1^eVakefUl1"
gai S^JIjejj, kind- manner' st^
Gaisers (a^JQP^PJ, KS
gau-t s ^^Ö^3i I 'Anastasi *'23'7'
S 0^ ^*~H tw\, defile, a mountain pass.
gaua B^fj.N. 6*8, ffi^f]
^A, Amen. „,4, B^fl^,, to
blockade, to besiege ; see JJ 4p ) <K\ , T. 340,
gaua S ^ ^] % to sing, to praise;
var. S
V, a kind of horse, stallion (?)
11 1 w
gauana S ^ f) ^ \ ,„• Israel
Stele 6, sacks, bags to hold clothes; Copt.
(Tbotne.
gauasha S^f]^SRec'I4' "■
Thes. ,,oo, B^fl ^OD^. »
break, to smash.
gauasha S^fl^ïïU^^
Mission I, 607, S^£)^°°V^'
s^f]^T^'to turn away> to
expel, to 'pluck out, to cut down (of trees) ;
gauaten S^fl^^lG'
Anastasi I, 24, 6, IV, 3, 1, Q ^ ^| ^
a <5==> Koller 3, 2, to tie, to bind, to tie
Ö @L—a together, to repair.
• ., ~ gauf-t JA
ers in the Tuat. ° ***
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@ ° j a seed used in
l<=^_ o 1' medicine (?)
3 E

s
G
[ 802 ]
G
M
gaum(?) ^@^)> Ber& T> 3o, to be
weak, fatigue, weakness, helplessness.
^~~f, Love Songs 1, 11, 5, 3, arm; dual
1201, ZS^v Sk~~Ü?> Festschrift 117, S
~_J
Copt. tf"&oi, xcboi.
gab S^Je"'Placeoft
gabS^J^ZsJ%»
B.D. 149, 7, 4, to look with evil design, malign
glance.
<^> S "_^ J ^^' t0 be Weak' t0 be Sict
feeble, to fail in health, defective (in quality),
short (in weight), exhausted, tired, adversity,
misery ; Copt. (TÏÏfte, xeftl, (Tboft, tf"(joft
»Ufi, xe&UOT ; S ^ J ^ f 7
Sphinx 14, 221, a bad year; 25 ifc*^ IN or
Love Songs 4, 5.
gabU^\J4'ReC-2Io?noavateg
to be wretched, miserable, weak, helpless".
gabgab ffi^J^S^J^^
be broken or overthrown, to be dashed in pieces ;
see S J %* and S J S J ^?; Copt.
gabga[b]iun^j|^[J]^
^U4 !, Rev. 6, in, the slain, those
overthrown in battle =»
D*
and
©
**|-
] o VST, leaf, leaves, foliage; Copt. (Ttu&e.
gab-tizS^J^,n^J>|,
B.D. 172, 15, hair, tress, foliage.
gabun s ^ J_p^>tiredj wearied-
gabesbes & ^ J P J (1 > Sallier Pap.
11, 13, 15
gabguffi^Ja^.ffi^J
gap s
kind of
goose.
~ , Anastasi 4, 2, 10,
Koller 2, 1, 8, to catch (?) to seize (?)
gafi S
1^1, Koller 4, 3, S
., IV, 949, S
, S
\\
w
, S-
l\£^, a long-tailed monkey,
the pratas monkey, ape (cercopithecus) ; plur.
I
^^|,B.D.I36A,5, S^^^
^, Litanie64; see S !]^=-, ^^^?J
compare Heb. plur. O^Dp, 1 Kings x, 22.=
Q^Dip 2 Chron. ix, 2 r, Gr. K>}ßo<t, «^Vov, KetTror.
Gaf s
the Ape-god—a form
of Râ.
gaf S
L-JJ, S
to knead dough, to force, to compel; J5
• «J? \7 1 j Âmen. 12, 17.
L-fl,
\\ a \\ I I'
gafgaf ffi^^S^ NX ,,,.*
kind of bread or cake.
gamai s ^ 1> !] !) ^ » an oily PlanL
J!]!]^^! gamh © ^^^^»t0 see, to look
upon, to perceive; see J5 1\ X yV
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S G
[ 803]
G S
gan S^-A-jg), ZS^Ö^.weak,
helpless, soft, fluid (of unguent).
gann ffi]k_@' nl^@
^
, Anastasi I, 23, 5, Koller 5, 3, to faint,
to drop with fatigue, to be helpless, weak ; see
S S\; Copt. (Tnorc, tf~)m, xhh, (Tho.
gann S
, tongue (?)
AA/WVA
Ç III
w w
f| , B.M. 5639A,
»CT AA/WVA
gann s
16, lamp-stand (?)
ganuslkiL^>ffi^'ö<ss
^+t", reed, marsh flower ; see ^ 3 ; Heb. HDÇ.
ganuiu s ^ Ö ()(| ^5, A.Z. i9oo,
33, water plants.
ganraga s
AA/WVA
ü'l S
Mélanges 3, 2, 153, but read gantga J5
transfer, to translate, to render; compare Heb.
gansa & K^ u 'S1 xHL Àmen. 8,20,
13, ii, 18, 17
gangar a ^ , S^-=>#. <°
sing ; Copt. cTïtoTt, xercxerc.
gar s j^^T» Purse> ba& wa,,eL
ear n^-2*! Rev* I2' 9' lie>3^e"
gar S .Äeb ! ' hood ; Copt. <T6K
gara (?) S "^ ^ , f| » Anastasi IV,
14, 5, fire, furnace (?)
garagantesi S "^ -ä*^ Z5 "^
(1(1 o, Rev. 12, 67, gourd, pumpkin; Gr.
tcoXÔKvvOot. Glossed by Copt. K£.X<LK£.nei.
garbu, garpu S ^ ^v ( J e Q
Koller 2, 1, S
\\
■>G'S
eL—a, Ait-K. 1059, s
\\ D
=>i e
£^j, Anastasi I, 26, 5, S ^ ^ D^t—fl,
to hammer, to rework, to bolt together;
compare Heb. P]73.
\\ D 0
garp-t ffi ^ ^ , — ^, dove, a
kind of pigeon ; Copt. CTpOJULRe. .
fc^tfca ^=3 night, darkness ; Copt. //
000
.Äa
I "-0
garh
garsetop(?) s
kind of medicinal unguent.
garta s^
cinal plant and the unguent made from it ; Copt.
gartchana ffi^*iV&?.
a pronged' instrument; Heb. |iÜJ7fp, 1 Sam.
xiii, 21.
ertfaa
t=àîÊ=3
AH, to rest, to be weary.
gahesffi^pl^.n^^^,
gazelle, antelope; fern. S J^ $ [• ° ^b$>*
piur-sWMi'Koiier3'6-si
I fl H ! ; Copt. (T&oc.
gas ZS^P«—fl. S^P£,. S
M(, to smear, to anoint; Copt. oö~C.
gasu S '^ PqI, anointings.
gas S J^ M c~3 » Berg. I, 56, embalming
chamber; var. tt Mem.
Gasut 'S ^ fl i£ ^° j^>, N. 975, the
Bull-god of heaven.
gaS ^Ik1?1^' S
Love Songs 7, 6, grief, mourning, stiff, stiff-
necked; var. S fl IqJ ^..?(?)
gas s^Kflq*] 4^,, Peasant 162, to go out
of repair, to fall away ; var. S ^> P é ^ ^S « ^
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gasar &
G
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G
i i
Q, ring, signet;
*
Copt. KCOTp, ttjCTOTp.
gasf-t 7A ¥\ M , a seed or fruit
^ Jä&l o III'
used in medicine.
gash S ^ c3o f*> A.Z. 1868, 9,
S ^ , r> S ^ , r , » to spill, to pour
out, to sprinkle, to bedew, a pouring out,
inundation.
gash ZS ^ nn ~jj Agt, to flatter, to
wheedle" ; Copt. KUUpctJ.
gash S^m^, 5^oo (| ^,
B ^m| I ^, reed; plur. S ^aa
^1, A.Z. 1900, 30, S^caaS^E,
. in
Sunn
111
(^^var.^fj^CoptK^
gashu s
, Ombos II,
c^^-Z j Rec. 21, 96, a
S jE^i' bird..
132, a goddess.
gatâ.tffi^l^.ffi^)!)
a kind of cake or bread.
ointment, unguent; var. S ÏÏ
I
gatha s _^^f'x^' Amen- J3> 5, to
smite, to strike, to be violent (?)
Gata S\^^|,B.D. (Saite)
78, 19, a god.
gà-t (?) S û ° , Décrets 29> a ki«d of
l t=asfc=a of bread.
gâus^tl, ZS()
j cyperus ; Copt.
I ' KKJUOY.
t=àîÊ=3
gâu s(]
gâf s(|*
gàhi[t] S I) |()() ^, Mission r3> 7, a
, a sculptor's wallet.
ape, monkey ; plur. in Heb.
QiDpor D^Dip.
gâ, gâi S nnm, S
precious stone.
nnm, a kind of
gä Sc
Jour. As. 1908, 255, to
wait; Copt. (TU3.
^7111 gl'
gâa S °^" > censer; Copt. ZH.
gâi en änkh &
^7
^ u ^
wvw Y7 "T* w ,
Rec. 13, 36, the act of living ; Copt (rtnumg,.
O, Rev. 12, 68, the
gäräb S
sea cray-fish or spiny lobster, the Palinurus (?),
perhaps also the stag-beetle ; Gr. icapaßos, glossed
by Kapaß.
eâh 5v^| t0 reach out, to stretch out,
XJ ]$' to extend.
gâh S 8 ^- $ } chapel, shrine.
Gäsanträ S ^ q ° ^7 $ Rev.
11, t8o, Cassandra; Gr. Kacavipa.
gâgâ (gaga) S S 2^2, Rev. 12, 39 =
K.&.K in <LçyK<LK.
kind of plant,
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gl S üü (j , REV. I3, 58 =- TO wpooJKOV.
gi 25 (1 (1S tj, form, like, manner, character.
giunema O ""J-fl-^ &$.
Rev., the act of eating ; Copt. cTmOYCJUJUL.
gi en au S A A fl ^^ A A .a, the act of
coming; Copt. (Tlltei.
gi en ânkh s AM *~^^7 ■?• ®, Jour.
As. 1908, 271,- the act of living; Copt.
gi en üben s
Rev. 13, 40, rising.
gi en reg &
running away.
gi en sef &
108, the manner of yesterday.
gi en tchara &
Rev. 13, 103
gisu S
•\^
0
a*/w\a ^r y^ j Rev.*,
o
", Rev. 12,
^7
; Copt. (TmcTï.'Xo(?)
0(3=0= Rev. 12, 115, drink-
I 1 1 1 ' ing ; Copt. <TiITCUJ.

zs
G
[ 805 ]
G
S
gi segerh & ()() | (Ij^ $ X^1 |], Rev.,
condition of peace.
gi 7A flfl yi throne> stcPs> hi8h Placc>
terrace.
S1 S (JIJ O > to be corrupt, to perish.
Rec. 4, 21, a plant or herb; SÛÛ^^^g
gi S
gir S
-Sä
i 11
, mason, artisan.
Jour. As. 1908, 268, seat,
'throne; Copt. KoXXe(?)
o-i+i TT nn°&&i&< Rev- i2> 2Ö ;
gltl SMS' CqpttfW
gitcha (?) S ()() <4^|j>> hand(?);
Copt. CTlX (?)
SU S^^i, S ^, a kind of cattle.
gU S^jf. I^jf, |V sack,
bag, basket; plur. & % ^ , L-D. Ill, i6a,
baskets [of tribute].
gui-t S ^ûû^"1 coffer> chest-
gU-t (?) ub Ma a kind 0f workman : plur.
Se^^J!,Gol. Hamm. 11, 76.
g" S^T&, S^&, |^T,cyperus
of various kinds: of ft I , of , of j ]
^,of<=>| D ö, of .^^X, and of the
SS I AWM O O O I 1 1
Oasis tfcv O 1 « • 25 ° cyPerus berries i
Oasis, ^ ( ^© , ^m, Copt ki(joot
gU |^, Rev. Ilf I74, S \fa,
Jour. As. 1908, 248, to be choked, to be blocked
up, to be restrained or constrained ; Copt.
(Tüoot, (Trot.
s f) &£r n f] ^'t0 besiege-t0
shut up, to shut in, to blockade, to put under
restraint; var. S *£) ®
gua S ^j "^ ® , Hh. 487, tightness or
twisting of the chest, a disease.
gua-t s £) ^\ ©, box> a Phce of .re-
w Û ( _B& straint
gui S^(|(|(|,altar.
gTli S \^ û (] M > honour, praise.
gug
s^t
1, to abuse (?);
,o*
IV, 1104, each cursed the
other.
gob S J ^, A.Z. 1906,147, "^ J ^
, Love Songs 4, 6, a kind of goose.
Geb ^ J'u- 2i°' ^JjlHIT
"^ J ^7 cf) > Rec- 32, 87, an Earth-god, the
son of Shu and Tefnut, the husband of Nut,
and the father of Osiris, Isis, Set, Nephthys,
Horus. As the creator of the Cosmic Egg he
is called the" Great Cackler," & S ^^J);
Gr. Kijß. Later- forms are : J5 J\ Jft > Rec.
• 7,94, oJ^^J.^J^-^Je
M¥-uJJ-J|—JJ.
A.Z. 1906,147-149» O J ^, O J (] ^, O J,
Gebb SJJ|JU.382,-ÖJJC],A.Z.
1906, 148, S J J^*> the Earth-god.
Geb
111
, Rec. 27, 87
no
see note in
Rec. 17, 94.
Geb ^^ J , Tuat X, a god who came out
of the chain that fetters Set, and who fettered
Uamemti.
Geb
Î] Ä Tomb of Seti I, one of the
J £ü ' 75 forms of Rä (No. 15).
Geb ^
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Tuat VI, a jackal-headed
stake of torture.
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Geb O J1, Denderah IV, 80, O J \Jj\>
G
S
Quelques Pap. 93, an ithyphallic god akin to
Menu.
Gebai^J^11®l'"-'Co;Uto°sf
(1 <^> , Mar. Aby. I, 44.
ftAAAftA Ci© I
, in
ßr
^=t Tuat XII, a form of
<—>' Horus of the East.
Gebur qJ
Geb khenti khat pest-t
J i
1 Hh. 242, Geb, chief of
1 ' the nine gods.
"=0
Gebdenbti^J^j^,^
, Tuat II, a god with a knife-shaped phallus.
Geb K Hfl RD- 99» 7> god of the
^JîO' celestial ocean.
JftAAAftA n *\ /SAAA/VA <^1
-—, s r^>'w/w(for^s
AAAAAA «äil _ü AAAAAA JÎCN^
AAAAAA \
<w\AftA j, the celestial ocean or Nile.
AAAAAA /
Gebitn^Berg.!!,,^^,
TX H ° Cm^Tv ^ the goddess whose bowed
^ J p==q ' W ° ' body forms the sky.
geb,geba ß J^_j, & J^^_j,
sJ¥V^arm^J^]k7?>
a piece of ground; dual Q J^^_j> S J ")J*
^Hj; Copt. CTßoi, Zcboi.
WbbuJJ^.uJJ",^ I9o6,
149, earth, ground.
geb Tj, T. 388, ^^7 , M- 404, a^ndle
geb <x<x<x ••"ü IV' 367» 372, sacks of
0 ° ° ' m ' grain.
geb-taj^sj^,^,1;;^
leaf, leaves, buds ; Copt. (Too&e.
geb S J, sj^., sj^?, to
fail, to collapse, to be helpless ; Copt. (J'^ßß.e.
göbi Q ^^^' Demot Cat., to be
weak, to collapse; var. A \tm ^^^> Jour.
As. 1908, 300; Copt. Kuuuu&e, <5~5&e.
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gebgeb ^J<s J, T. 310, S J S J,
M. 126, Q J Q J ^, Rec. 30, 192, & J
S J S J ^», Rec. 8, 136, S J S J ^,
Stat. Tab. 39, to overthrow, to slay; S J S J
3X -v_ r n the overthrown, slain ; Copt.
gebgebi Z5 J Z5 J ()(j ^». Iv> 658,
G JG J 11 Ö' " defeat6d and 0VerenemWyn
gebgebit Q J S Jp4^> dead bodies-
gebgeb öjsj^^> deformed,
lame (?) a disease of the leg.
gebgebi sjBj^.^l';
^ «JVM-
geba sJ^^^s^B-D- 149» vu,
4, to cast evil or threatening glances.
geba qJ %*^-^> BD- 144, 12,
tree, foliage, booth (?)
gebir Q J(j(j _2»^, Rev. 12, 57, great
man ; compare Arab. jo£.
gebir Sjfj^ö,^11'168^;
• gebga SJS^^., Hh. 472, Rec.
26, 225, S J S ^^^., ibid. 26, 228;
varr. S Jo J^, B^js^ ^
a kind of goose.
gebt Q » , throne, throne chamber.
gebt s
, two arms ; see Q
^_J, ZS ~-J
gep S
D
U. 496, P. 164, M. 328,
N. 859, to rain, to flood.

s
G
[ 807 ]
G
S
_ */WAA __ __
gep tii ^a— ^1ttt,> ^isi, flood,
storm, inundation : &>i aawm aawm aawm , Ilooa
D /s/VN/** /wn^aa of water.
gep S ^fcs-i nausea, sickness, a fit of
D ^^' vomiting.
gepàut &Qf°, ReV* IIôl8l,^enî
& F d H ? m' Copt. (Ton.
gepu S tk-JsEt. sPhinx Stcle 12, an evil
D Jl ' glance (?)
gepes &DM|, Suppl. 1297
gef S Rev- r3> 84> vengeance, avenger ;
*^-' Copt. K&<L.
gef^S_J^, IV, 1120,^^,^^.,
^^^'5^&$> U. 423, ape, monkey;
Plur- ^^o?o' T- 242,^^$#l,
TT 0«v «O ' litanie 64 ; compare Heb. plur.
gemgem
>, Verbum
D-'Dp, D"ȕnp.
, U. 423, „S
Gefut *£
Ci --
^è\ , T. 242, the ape-gods of heaven.
gefen n§L £ IV' rr39'.AZ- r9°8' I32'
' to revile (?) to abuse (?)
gem, gemi ^^ fl, *% fl, ^
k^S^k^'lkl
, to find, to
discover; ^|^^> U. 200, T. 78, M. 231,
N.6.o,^,^|^fl;,^fl
<^> to find a mouth, *".*., to speak ; Copt.
1 ' <Tm, <Tme, zgjul, zijuli.
gemi-t Ag
1. *«&. "«
o, Pap. 3024, 155, something found;
P'^kCr
gemm /^j^LJ. ^^^,
P. 36o, N. io73, to find ; fi% |J^ f}^,
to find a way or means, *.*., to effect something.
gemgem Ag^=Ag/=,Mar. Kam.
5*> r6, /i/g L^ ^. Ä |, Anastasi I,
28>3,^V^
\\
, B.D. ri3, 2.
I> 33Ö, 2, to search out, to investigate, to
reckon up.
gem USher A^^, Ebers Pap. 18, 1,
89, 1, "found illegible or destroyed,"—a scribe's
note indicating a lacuna in the text.
J1 I ÎU found places for the dead.
«—^kKJ-^k^
-|j, Rec. 29, 147, a group of gods(?)
Gem husu "«kü^l^S^'
B.D. 177,3; see/^^I^SvA.
Gemu heru ^ |^ j J, B.D.
58, 3, a group of gods.
Gem hesu ffi j^ $ W i» ' U'3&î'
"«kK^^^-RD-,"-*"«k
l\<£ S£. A.Z. ,900, ,7, *3?j^J p^>
name or title of Râ.
gemi ^ = ^^„ ^Jf1^,
^Œ. Ifck. 1 ' t0 ^e sorrow^u^ m despair.
gemgem ^ ^ ^ ^ |, to pant,
to breathe with difficulty,
mourning, grief, mourners (?)
gem. ffik^' ^k^- Rev-
12, ir, strength, power, might; Copt. (TOÂX.
gemgem S^s|^, N. 877, &
S Is*, Rec. 26, 227, 228, ^^/^
P. 342, /tg t\ /</g t^*, Shipwreck 59,
^k^k^' A-Z- I9°5' 37' "«
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G [ 808 ]
, Love Songs i, 2, 7, 12,
G
s
to break, to smash, to crush, to seize, to touch,
to handle, to try by the taste or touch.
gem-t © vT 1 a bird; plur. Ag
<§.
gemi ^]^^>^^p>aherb>
garden plants.
gemi ^gM,Hh. 9
gemu M?t\^ ° Ko,,er Pap- 3' 8> a
-*•*■ J^\fc III'kind of precious stone.
gemah S, 8 rfl, t0 weigh, to grasp, to
* T7 X G enclose, to bind.
Gematcha f Ag J^
e
ra
Demot. Cat. Ill, 247, 4,
Cambyses.
gemà S ^!] JL,' Rev- J4> r 00, garden.
gemâ S ^ A Rev' J3. 64, evil;
/— Jg3' Copt. (TbojULe.
gemuh^^^,^^
Jl 8 ^\ «^îa t0 see> t0 perceive, to scrutinize ;
PJJ>^-> seegemh.
gemnen ^* ^\ , Rev. 1 c,
\\ \\ III
102, cumin ; Heb. |ÖD, Gr. Kvfiivov, Arab.
gemr ffi Ik ^a I? , Rev. n, 169,
^k-^Rev-II,,74,ÄocÄ:
see, to look, to perceive ; var. t^ v|\ 8 ^5\ j®. .
gemh-t^^fo^, sigh., glance,
^Jl, wick of a lamp; Plur-^*S tak§ ^>
A.Z. 1867, 107, to weep, to mourn.
gemh-t^^f^l^lJ
ftP^ . ... .,
v> , weeping woman, wailing woman, widow.
garnit ^IJog.^jfofc.
IV, 200, the hair over the temples or by the
sides ofthe head; ^^|^^|, B.D.
i46,i5,.,hairifoli^^=^iJJ^
gemh ^?/|!>A-Z- I9°r8' I2%l?ves
-iX X Y 1 of trees, foliage.
gemhu s^J^^P-S-B. 13,317,
I, 99, part of a shrine; &^. Sj^ïT' two
stones for doors of a tomb.
gemsh S v^ , hair, lock, tress.
gen S ö i, P. 562, & tfc> u. 491,
/WWSA /WWSA
/WWSA _. .*. I
bull;var. tt Ö I, N. 915; plur. & ^^1,
B.D. 69, 13.
gen-t- S 1 n. 979, s V1, <v5L! fl,
S ;
) /WWW
, L.D. III, 194, 27, memorial,
.A/WSA I N I
record, archive, memorandum ; plur. awL £ 1,
Rec. 31, 25, ,$L ^ 1, A.Z. 1880,49, J§w ^ 3,
X V , 5OO, AAAAAA V> ^ V I ~ lj /WWW JL JL JÜ , /WWW
£ , Tombos Stele 15, Ç '
Sj | !, IV, 1183, J£L | C^> Mar. Kara
1 1 1
S
52, 20, /vyww^\ d d d, Thes. 1285, annals.
gengenu & S 333 !, Rougé I. H.
/WWW /WWW N N N I
256, records, archives, annals.
gen q | ° > qq |-=~"> reed> PJant; plur.
AA/WNA
0(2 I I I
, Leyd. Pap. 4, 14, ^_, ^5> water
o ^ 1 1 1 t==t 111
plants; var. & IL ö %' Heb. Hg.
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S
gengen-t S S ° °, Peasant 32,
****** ****** ' ' I
S S 0^T a secc* or P^ant uscd 'n medi-
W*A ****** I | I CHIC.
Genur S çl^i^N.çyc,, S ^*
****** N <^ ~~* 1 ******<: ~^
, B.D. 14, 4, a god who presided over
offerings ; varr. £ j^ ^ ^ , J^^£ ^.
Gengenur S S ^=« J), B.D. 54,2,
****** ******<~m^> 1 1
S S "^ ^=* M t the Goose-god who laid
****** ******
the Cosmic Egg; var. (Saite) ^ ^ ^** _$
Genurit S 2§/l a goddess of offer-
****** o (LA.' ings.
Gen hesu jj^ j[ [1 ^^, p. 204; see
gen S J7, AZ- l899» 95» a copper
object.
genu S , metal pots or vases.
gen S
S
ö
****** £1± ****** \£
to beseech; S Ö
i, to cry out, to beg,
petitioner ; Copt.
(TftoY.
genn S ö*&, Jour. As. 1908, 259, to
****** dE_L
be gentle or gracious ; Copt. (Tlton.
gen S /&%*, S /& to be weak,
****** izx ****** izx
helpless, limp.
genn & /&, S o, S <^,, S
****** »ö\ 1 ****** ****** -LE^ ' ******
******. iZX ******. ****** ******
be weak or helpless, to be- paralysed or
spellbound ; Copt. (Trtorc, (Tïm, 20m, (Tno.
genn âJ??î- 1^^.R-
$$, 6, weaknesses, defects, troubles.
genu S ö%(|h, IV,. 502, helpless
man, weak; plu, fafo ^, «* being «
gen-t S Wiû, Jour. As. 1908, 276,
****** dE-1
heap, abundance; Copt. (TrttJUOY.
gennu£iö^||J,L.D.m,65A,
14, lamp-stands, candlesticks, stands for offerings.
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genu±ö^V«#*Vakind
of bird, crane (?)
genbut±Jh^±J-ï&
Qb, a man with woolly hair (?); plur. S U o
t—J. ****** *g&
gem ****** a '
genmà & Ik (j €
****** _CP^ I ^7
1908,293, S l^efj?- ~ \i*\ £r
A.Z. 45, 132, to revile,
to abuse.
friend, fosterer.
? /« ' Jour* As*
O
******.
genmu S (1%, u.498, S (||^ %
****** 2 _zr ****** 1 j3^_zi
-A -A A , T. 319, servants, vassals.
genkha S •*=» Westcar Pap. 7, 3, to
****** U work(?)
genkha & **** Iv> 86»t0 be subject to,
****** i<c ' to toil under orders (?)
genkha S , Tombos Stele 16, S
****** /C ******.
, star, luminary; plur.
X ****** o )*C I ******
^*** Rec- 27» 225> A-z- r9o8, 131,
D o
dove.
genkha pe-t S
****** k *
pigeon ; Copt. (TpOJULIie.
gensh 52,^^» winS' seec=ï,f^^.
1 ^ » ****** A
gent *M* V , B.D. 38A, 6, slit, wound.
gent n t^yi' ^^ ja't0 be wroth' angrj';
var. ®Ö . Copt. (TumT.
ger S , S ^ , S :], Rec 21, 86,
P.S.ß. 31, 15, also, further, moreover, but;
25 is often written wrongly for £Ü '*•% ,asta*
<r-~^, ° ' <z>'sen Stele 30.
ger-t <=>, Rec. 31, 173, 33, 29> ^^,
v B.D. 64, 22, but ; Copt. (Té.
û a kind of rat, mole (?); Heb.
gert(?) <=>, nL,h>Gr.a-xxoï(?)

s
G
[810]
G
S
ger J^^J.J^XJ'
to found, etc. ; see
to furnish,
, possessor,
ê>Ù
mnD
mrm
ger(gerg) S v&, S
owner, master; var. S JJ jl
Gerteka^j^fJI,^
a god of "(jfj-
Gertes S œ^>-^. S
a god of
o5i, to lie, falsehood ; see
ger <^>^» Amen. 7, 7, 9, Rec. 31, 165,
2 Love Songs 3, 4, to be still, silent ;
I' Copt. (TU).
ger re & <=^>^, silent-mouthed.
geru S %^^S, Peasant 211, S
^ Sr' tne s'knt man, z>., a poor man.
geru (gergu) ^
gerr S <r
j Rev. 8, 141,'
I ' subjects.
U. 498, T. 319, to run
away, to flee in terror.
ffi 1, hunters.
geru JL^
gerger S S ^n to destroy, to de-
<zxz=> molish.
ger 25 v^^s»} balsam plant or tree ;
o , Décrets 108, incense.
o
gerut 25 o ^\ p£j } scented unguent.
~pr ZA J! Rev. 12, 26, buckler, shield;
B _2^viU' copt. <rx.
geri &_&*,
(2
^-^ Rev. 13, 34, bolt;
D ' Copt. khX, kgXi.
gerr & ^a, S -ä»)A, Rev. 13,76,
burnt sacrifice, offering ; Copt. tf"XlX.
gerâ 25 Z7 K Rev- r3, 33, strip of cloth,
^ä ' rag (?)
gerâ-t
a kind of wooden
weapon or tool.
S
geri J^ (](] ^^, Rev., pilgrim; Copt.
(TblXe, Heb. "13.
geriu <^>(](]'^.
J Love Songs 4, 9, a
1 ' kind of bird.
geri Jj^ l\t\®.\, wig, headdress.
grugUS J^ç S r^i °|} Rev. 12, 69,
crocus, saffron; Gr. KpÔKov.
Gerbatus s ^ J ^ ^^ ^ ]
-^Ä , L.D. Ill, 160, the name of a Hittite.
gerp S x Rev- I3, 29, t0 be wraPPed
_2as> Ö' up.
gerp S □*&, Jour. As. 1908, 302, to
reveal ;
to reveal a matter ;
lo' Copt. (TooXn.
^Ty garland, crown ;
in' Copt. kXojul.
\J, a kind of wild
gerem &
germi & ^
plant used in medicine, wild parsley; Copt.
Kp<LJUL (carthamus silvestris).
germpi ^ j^ D (j(j <a "^J, dove,
pigeon ; Copt. (TpOJULIII.
grenbet S *a^w J*?r\ P.S.B. 1888,
gerh J^l"^, a.Z.. 1905, 29, J5^|
, Leyd. Pap. 5, 13, Rechnungen 43, 25 S
^—0 to cease, to come to rest, to die down
. ^ .' (of the wind),.finished.
gerh J^5^®.^.^,(f.^.
^°>
O s
~_j
S
***
*
gerâ
^'H?'JLt° ••Rev- "» i26,<^>t
(s ^ fl <■—<>, ~ , . , , , ,
^ I, p=^=q, <c2>^=^0) night, darkness; plur.
^I^^^, T. 339, N. 626, ff=*
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to drive away, to re-
f ject; Copt.XUXJOpe.

S G
[811]
G S
T>*f, P. 537, Jj^lf \>JLl 11
p^=g ^ft, A.Z. 1905, 22 ; f=j >lc ^c5_, a whole
111
night; Copt. (Toop^. For the 12 hours of
the night see Thes. 28.
Gerh p=£=q Tuat ^» Night, a black vaulted
* ' figure in the kingdom of Seker.
Gerh & 8 , n J , one of the four
elemental gods ; see Khemenu.
Gerh & 8 ^_jj $ the Night-god, night
* <z>X îil' personified.
Gerhit & 8 ~-* JÙ, one of rhe four
elemental goddesses, consort of Gerh, a
personification of night.
Gerh en àp-t renput & 8*=^,*^
A a fa B.D. 25, 3, the "night of counting
1 ■ w . I ill' years," night of judgement.
Gerh en àrit sàp-t, etc. & 8 ^=3
/*****.
a o
P
1 1 1
, B.D.
i8f, the " night of counting" up the dead," night
of judgement.
Gerh en âha-â & 8 r=g=* ****** q^
t A~—° B.D. 18, 3, night of the battle
I ' between Horus and Set.
I
Gerh en utchä metut "Tr *******
I O
S
Gerh en hati ^ — ^ %
j B.D. 19, 10, night of weighing
> _ - - _
I ' words and deeds.
Gerh en Haker & 8 *=£=* ****** [■[]
, B.D. i8e, 3, night of Haker.
\\
, L.D. IV, 67, night wherein a tear of
Isis dropped into the Nile and caused the
Inundation; Arab. Lêlet an-Nuktah. The modern
festival of the " Night of the Drop " was
celebrated on the nth day of Paoni (June 17).
Gerh en khet khau S 8
*r~y~N ******
®9 T^\ ^<^ RD- l8> 3» night of
ill * ' fights.
1 1 1
Gerh en kheb ta S | ^^ *a— @
]L , B.D. i8f, night of the ceremony
of ploughing up the earth after it had been
soaked in blood.
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Gorh on sähä sonnu on Ilora S
18c, 4, night of erecting the pavilion of Horus.
. Gerh en sähä Tet om ToÇu S 8
^ ~~ P ? "I'll'=fill $®^D-
i 8a, 4, night of setting up the Tet pillar.
Gerh en setcher Àst resut S 8
i8d, 4, watch-night of Isis.
Gerh en shesp Heru meskhen
neteru ^°—^^^(fif^
c\'=]c\ B.D. 19, 10, night of the resurrection of
III' Horus.
Gerh en sheta àru & 8
()^^|||,Td..8h, night
of the secret ceremonies (of Osiris).
Gerhit & 8 T) the name of a mytho-
<i—r> X (CA. ' logical serpent.
Gersi S (j(j $ B.D. 144, the
doorkeeper of the 18th Pylon.
gersh 25 'an^[ a P,ant use(*in me<*i-
<z=> (? 111' cine.
gershtà &S Hill Q ^~^> a weapon (?)
, "youngman,"
X
gersheri &
" Kalasirian " (Herodotus IV, 116); Copt.
&pcyipe(?)
eere & { t0 0CCUP>'> t0 take over
s s <==>^=>' something; Copt. (TcuX.
gerg J^ sc43, P. 833, J^ J^. N.
775, J^J^' T- 345' R 6°9' N* M8' c4'
Thes. 120, S f ^\|, Rec. 20, 40, S
Barsha 2, XXI, Jj^ S j[^> A.Z. 45, 125,
to found, to establish, to settle a country or
district, to make ready or habitable, to equip,
* to furnish, to prepare; ® ffl j Q > wel1
founded ; Copt, (Tcuptf^ <TpH<Té.
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G
S
gerg per S f | C~3J to found a
house, to marry; Jj^J^P^f^s-fl'IV'97,
to found or set up a statue; £ ^
L.D. III, 140B, to found a town ;
, L.D. III, 140B, to stablish heaven and
earth; c^.0 (] ^ © ^% f ' Mar* Aby*
I, 7, 68, towns colonized by Egypt.
gerg-t BX-.AXtÛ,£=L
ffi
X^.i,
o I
, possessions,
equipment, furniture, furnishing, mastery of a house ;
plur. 25 J^ ] 1 } house furniture;
1 I
S_r w -., Kubbân Stele 12.
^ 1 1 1 '
gergi J>lj> cL]
landlord, overlord ; ^ ]
this earth; ^|C_11==,
S
», possessor,
, founder of
I 3S /VAAAAA
landlord of the Two Lands,
i.e., of all Egypt.
gergut < ^=&, kinsfolk, posterity.
gergut S s"—"^W,P. 162,M. 252,
s s r^(?v Hh.465, s < s|, hl
• A "5k ° ! 5^3, Rev. 6, 29, homesteads,
^ 1 _fî^ \> I 1 ' settlements.
gergU S J^ 1, parts of a ship.
gerg-t S rJSsA I» 78, fishpond, orna-
' «cz^^ttftSA' mental water.
gerg S ^ ^*, S s ^ ^,
j^Xf Jf^. £>s^» g
to lie- varr S^ < ^\ O S^ O . S0?1'
tone, varr.^^J^^^,^^^^, ^^
gerg-t &X, & X, s X^>
cJ=>9t' ci=>' ^'e> falseh°°d, untruth; plur.
A.Z. 1879, 51, highly coloured lies; Copt.
<ToX.
gergi
S
X ^ $, Thés. 1482,
S
X
1, IV, 97x, liar; plur.
S
X
S
^ Vj£, L.D. III, 140E, IV, 1078, J^^
| vrai, Rec. 35, 126,
S AA%*
X
1 1 1
», IV, 97 x, speakers of lies.
e-pvt S l S\ Rev-, sword; Copt.
ge l <=> 1 X' (Topxe.
gert.à JL)Q Q' Jü^> Rev'
13, 104, finger ring.
geh
S
, Rev. 13,89,
£
geh sfl,, ojft,^^
gehu S I ^ ^ ^, helpless ones.
geh £ 8 £ c^\ a disease of the feet.
gehes s $ [1 tjl, J [1 ^, A.Z. x866,
99, SJP ^3, Rec. 29, 148, sjflwtjl,
IV, x7x, gazelle; fem. ß | ^ ^, ß|
igi(j(j I^o, Rev. xi, x5o; var. S^f P^>
Copt. (Te^ci, (Tb&ci, er&oc," (Tzoc,
cyzoc.
Gehsit ^2= W ~ , a gazelle-goddess.
- gehes I [I J^, Leyd.Pap.8,5, | 1 ^
, Westcar X2, 5, toilet-
Westcar 2, x, ^ II
case, box, chest.
ges c=, cz
1 1 1
f
1 1
ges
, / ; Palermo Stele, one half;
one year and a half; Copt. (Tbc,
zoc, (Tic, zee.
<=,ap=
:, U. 209,490, P. 97, X9x,
M. 362, N. 914, 1142, ® H, T. 208, the side;
1^1
east, i.e., left side;
1
immji
/VA/WSA
w
, west, />., right .side;
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G S
a
******
°_sp
S i£irr=j;, the south ;
U. 580, one on this side, one on that side;
dual ^, P. 182, ^ fl, P. 667, 776, Ö P
~\\ \\, the two sides;
;, N.891, | \\,
, the two sides of a house ;
£M,
both sides of a boat;
plur. S fl £^, N. 976.
ges — en ges v**
ergescr^^, (] <=>
' ; by, near; er gesui
I 1 1 1
, all sides ;
for <z> ,
p, x^p
ÜZ>U.585,
on both sides; tat her ges A—fl ^
IV, 971, 1090,
, Thes. 1482, to set
oneself on one side, i.e., to show favour or
partiality.
ges
', iv, 362,
►, the
upper part of an obelisk, i.e., the pyramidion
gesi
ges
n
^Ä he who is at the side,
P\' bystander.
", fold, resting-place of a flock ;
Ö
1 1 1 I
1, shepherds' pens ;
, IV, 1114, town enclosures.
gesu
ployed in government storehouses.
men em-
gesi — ,
run; Copt. (TOXI.
ges-t ©p
*¥> BP
7\
", to stride, to
P. 376, N. 1151, -»-,
A.Z. 1908, 1x8, course, stride; plur. —-**— 1 ;
o -A 1
o7\
gesges
— 3
, lord of running, the jackal.
X
L-fl'
\\ x
7\ '
L-fl '
^^— AA/WVA
/VS/WVA
H /VS/WVA
gesges
ges ®
, A.Z. 1873, 131, gifts (?)
>, Rev. -
-Cjr
to tie, to
bind.
ges SR,.0-, Ebers Pap. 106, 4, J5_,
I tw—Z) 0
"5"'_^--tfö'_*_^)' _^_u-fl'-^_
SU'/5"^» to smear with oil or unguent, to
anoint; Sp^^ >,?,. IV, 688,
rubbed with oil.
gesu —£— Ö, unguent, oil.
gesges
S—fl,
L—fl, to
mix ointment.
gesges _S_ _S_ t-fl, ß ß ^, ^
~ £ /|# to measure.
U-fl,
gesa
r „, to measure with cord.
l_=fl
gesa s P iqJ *^^» Peasant 312,
sP^^i^>spé^^sp
Hh ^Üs\ ^& t0 ^ (**) t0 waver> t0 be untrue
^ _!^.2i' (of scales), falsehood.
gesa s [qJ
3^=1, to increase, to overflow, to fill to
overflowing.
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gesa
Gesi
gesu
s é
S
©
$. Rev. 11, 148, to be
JzA ' troubled.
mnD, a kind of stone.
, Cairo Pap. IV, 2, a god.
r, —*—, r-»—, flatulence, a
disease (?); Copt. (TcoC.
geSU Z5 P % IS > hide, skin.
Geseptiu(?) E^^TTI', Thes. 59,
the gods of the 7th day of the month.
gespekh '"T ^ "=", a kind of br(?d
D © J 1 1 1 ' or cake.
gesfen Z5 P 룣, Ebers Pap. 48, 13,
60 _ £~ ""^ 'bid. 65, 3, a seed used in
' '' *^ • o •' medicine.

X
S
G
[814]
G
m
gesem
gesem
S
■^ ) Rev., windstorm ;
HP» Copt. (TbcXJL.
fa /VAAAAA
/VAAAAA
fc
/VS/WVA
/VA/VNAA
/VAAAAA ,
rainstorm, flood; Copt. (TtOCJUL, (TOCJUL.
gesr
i, Rec. i, 52,
_ « 1 • -<=;fV
-£— <=^ Rev. 17, T46, bunch, bundle,
\\ 1 I r' measure.
geshu (?)
gestà ^=ü=
> iv, 503, ^
]^,Peasant3o5,^]!)^, =](),
Rec. 6, 127,
writing palette;
ebony palette.
I o). scribe's
-\ r. n /vs/wv\
J (J — ra J-^,
Gestà =)y. =[!}() J.T
1 fifi $ one of the four sons.of Horus ; see
OH HO' Amest, Mestà.
gestir
gestep
gesth
gest CL
w
D
Rec. 4, 121, un-
, 1 o o o ' guent (?)
£ ~n, to protect (?)
7\
to run, to stride ; Copt.
j\ ' (Toxi.
to run, to stride;
^ ' Copt. (Tern.
gesteb
^(?)
gesh ^
var.
D
S
f1"^, to pour out,'
do ' oaf • ' F '
to sprinkle, to bedew ; Copt. ZUJCy.
gesh-t r^r-1 , a pool, lake.
geshà ^ (1 3, reed, rush; varr. Z5
an|\J, j^lÇi Copt. Ki.çg.
Geshi S /)/) A a form of the Sun-god.
geshp
S
D of, Rev. 13, 29, to recite
magic prayers ; compare Heb. F)tt?3.
the bark of a tree; Copt.
KOTK6.
geg
», the cry of the goose or of the
" divine hawk " / jl ft ^z^ 1
)*
see
gegg
», to eat
0 8tt^» ^u^^' B'a (Nu>64> I9't0
peep, to pry into, to look with curiosity, to
wink the eyes.
get
S
AA/WVA n 0
ww«. , fish-pool ; Copt. (TUJT\
C± Aft/WVA I 1
get ^9?, an unguent.
Getà ^ û A Tuat VI, a god in theTuat
geti ^
Ci
@ , a fruit.
Ill
geten &£, heaP' Pile <?> > CoPt z^7"
öS' juie(?)
geteg "J "J, Rev. 12, 66, to move rapidly.
Ck .A
getcham & 1
handful; Copt. (fê^XX/LH.
S!
I, Rev. 12, 26, a
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t û » Heb.n and Copt. T.
tv °>$> |> ° $> lhou' thee'
t o =» /\, bread, loaf, cake.
+ ~\ IV, 890, while, whilst, when, as,
bell ' cause, since, during.
t Ä-A 0, to give. £/
t J TO, staff, support; var. | (j.
I j Gen. Epist. 63, misery,
' wretchedness.
(?) 1
ta <^l£\> o<K\ (I, demon, pron. "this,"
later the fem. article ; Copt. TA.I, TH.
ta o"%\ O l, Rev., this; Copt. TH.
ta o
O
O'
moment,
time ; see at
ta)
Ck
£, Rev. 13, 75, time ; Copt. TH
ta-t o
ta '=**=*, T. 392,
v^ û part, portion (in arith-
™> |' metic).
, M. 406,
s' \> I I V Is
U31 3, Rev. n, 181, ^^ , ground,
land, earth, world, soil, dust ; Copt. TO, 0O.
0 Nàstasen Stele 10, land,
ta-t
taui
country.
74, the Two Lands, i.e., South-land and
Northland, or Upper and Lower Egypt, the former
being the realm of Horus, V\ , and the latter
that of Set, /VsJ, Rec. 15, 150.
taiu
T o
's \> \> \>
»s s s n
CD , Tour. As. 1908,
III' J y '
291, lands, the world; 5^, U. 573, N. 967,
the four quarters of the world.
ta with hetch q _i, q „in,
\>T OC 1 si O
"earth lightening,"/.*., dawn, daybreak
ta with sma
3
., 3-D- IB, 2,
I \>
to bury in the earth
,B.D. 17,47,49 - foA
tau
Tauiu (?)
P. 829, landsmen, people
of a country, men, folk.
!,
ss ÜL ill I
people of the Two Lands, i.e., Egyptians.
&M\>
Ta-meràu
IfSAâi-
the
people of the land of the Nile-flood, i.e., the
Egyptians.
I
ta-temu(?), tamu (?)
!, Heruemhebs, ^^^gf^.
îjêr^^^^i'Amen- "' "•allthe
men and women inhabiting a country, population.
Ta Àabetch =s*= 2 , T. 274, " land of
the head;box of Osiris"—a royal title.
Ta àakhu «^1^o^ l££,
land of the Spirits, a part of the Central or
Southern Sudan.
Ta ur =^?5=> l^e east' l^e r1^1 s'^e °^ a
^sfe=r' ship, starboard.
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Ta meh
°°S,
, the land of
he North, the Delta, Lower Egypt.
Ta neheh
' ' I H A . _
ASv K O §, " Land of Eternity," i.e., the grave
Ta neter 1 " , " Land of the God," the
southern part of the Eastern Desert and Arabia.
Taiu im neteru ^ Ö i^l b.d.,
" Lands of the Gods," i.e., Arabia and other
countries to the east of Egypt.
Taui Rekhti ^ ^ =??, B.D. I, i6, i8d,
3, etc., the countries of Isis and Nephthys ;
sss c» \\
see
\>\>\>
=??
Ta kharu
<«^iv
1 B.D., land (or, island) of the kharu
I ' birds.
ta sebek
tashu =F
, a kind of earth, clay.
Rev. 14, 51,
uncultivated land.
Ta shemä =^= -iü, the land of the
South, the South, Upper Egypt.
Ta , ^1, the primeval Earth-god,
husband of the Sky-goddess © ^ 3.
Tatiu
I, B.D. 49, 19, Earth-
gods as opposed to sky-gods
opposed io SKy-goas
Ta =^=> A Tuat III: (i)the Earth-god;
(2) , a district god, Tuat VIII ; ^ÖT,
the god of a Circle.
Taàakhut Z\®\^ê
Tuat VI, the abode of Osiris in the Tuat.
Taui Àger ^ï(] S ^ P
Ani 2, 9, the districts of the Tuat of Memphis
and Heliopolis.
Ta änkhtt
f
(W), land of
Life, i.e., the Tuat, the cemetery, the grave.
Tauâb ^"/T the Pure ^"^ '•'•'
ln( J the Tuat.
, B.D. 40, 5, Great
Ta ur
I :
Land, a part of the Tuat.
Ta mes tenet "" ffi fl ^Tï, B.D. 140,
7, a title of the Tuat.
Ta en maât
\>
> 163, 12,
" land of Truth "—a name of the kingdom of
Osiris.
Ta en maâ kheru **»*
I s
, Ani
1, 27, "land of Truth-speaking," a name of the
kingdom of Osiris. For , "land,"
" island " may perhaps be read.
Ta nefer T *^, b.d. 140, 5,
" beautiful Land," a title of the Tuat.
Ta he-t ânkh ^ci|]û|
Tuat VI, the abode of Osiris in the Tuat.
s I I £)\m
, Pap. Ani 2, 5, a title of Osiris.
Ta her-sta-nef
AA/WVA
I S
Ta Sekri
domain of Seker.
Ta shet
I s ^ X
" Land of the Lake," i.e., the Fayyûm.
\\ Jj, Tuat V, the
AA/WVA
w»«, Ombos I, 319,
Ta sheta
OD
X
, B.D. 22,
3, " the hidden Land," i.e., the Other World.
Ta qebb
AA/WVA
AA/WVA
AA/WVAj B.D. 6l, 8,
" Land of Refreshing," i.e., the Tuat.
Ta tuba (Tautbà ?) ^^% Jû $\>
a god of food.
Ta tebu ^ o J ^ ©, b.d. 85, 15,
a district in the Tuat; var. <z> fl %rjj-
Ta Tuat ^ ^ l^e ^anc* °^ ^e ^^er
s I ^n' World.
Ta Teser
m
the V holy Land '* ; see Ta Tcheser.
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Ck
Ta tchosor
>W
(W), P. 121,
, T. i75J,aîW-
> M. 157,
Ta tchet
ta"-ö,
N. no, B.D. 182, 12, "the holy
Land," i.e., the 'fuat.
^ " Land of Eternity,"
J^X' />., theTuat.
Ö
1 s in D .m 111' D
fluid of some kind, drink (?)
ta û - ^
AA/WVA
AA/WVA
Ö
J\
Ô.
, Rev. .
ilk^'t0J0Urney-
ta Q, U. 97, N. 375, Q j^, T. 335, ^0,
Jl'i'Si'Sâi'^i' a^k
111 ff==^ 1 w 1 w 111 ff=n 1 1 r oui'
& (1(1 , bread, loaf, cake, a cake made
of fruit, e.g., r\ w^w \III Q} V, 161, mulberry
bread; f O IUI, B.D. 169, 21, 22, the four
cakes of Sekhem and Äqenu: Q D , B.D.
M "—"III!
189, 20, the seven cakes; o yX5 III, T. 344,
the three meals of heaven; o yP ||, the two
meals of earth.
tata gG=Dga=DGO gg sacrificial
S 1 1 1 Ö 1 1 1 Will OO bread.
ta asher
rn ^ (^s-Tk on
^, a kind of toasted bread presented as an
offering.
Ta àkhem khesetch R h
f] *W T. 288, M.65, N. 126, the bread in
I f ' corruptible eaten by the blessed
ta aa aa /v<
a kind of
cake.
tauäb
z""*? holy bread (made by
f J' the god Ptah).
ta Menu(?) |ŒEED
cakes of Menu.
1 1 1
, Berg. I, 14,
ta en àâh Q «»« ^?->, IV, 1131, bread
of the moon, i.e., of the month.
tau en unem TTT -0- ^T 8$> Rec*
/VS/WVA U J3*^ «ELL
17, 145, "eating bread"—a kind of bread.
ta on SOkh-t a ~vw* (JJjj), a "field-
bread "—a kind of bread.
Ta en tchot f\ ~~™ ;T^, " everlasting
bread " eaten by the blessed.
tau nefor
1 1
1 6' flour.
bread made of fine
01
I
tau nefer âhâ (?) g <E3> î ë
Rec. 17, 145, a kind of bread.
tau re ö Ô I <=
— I I
III I
III'
Anastasi III, 2, 5.
tau heru a (^
Ü 1 1 1 <=>
celestials, i.e., bread of angels
ill- 8
^K 1, bread of the
ta hetch A Î A, a P>rramid Ioaf of white
ta sàf
1 1 1
ta tua o ô
e
iTU""* a kind of
^ ^ ^ ' bread.
» *j0 *k ^' ^3' ^e morn"
0 ( ' ing bread.
+„ r» _Q_ Bubastis 51, slab of stone,
rrrrm ' H_r' stone, altar slab.
Ta(?) q ^, Rec. 26, 224, O ^, the
god Thoth.
D i \- D \ \ $• Pap- 3°24' 47'
Pi (|(| Q, Metternich Stele 80, to glow, to be
red-hot, to burn, to be ardent, to be angry, hot,
burning, to be hot, to boil (of water), fiery:
+„„ ° "Ek^ H| a fiery man, one of ardent
^ Jifi^ tr disposition.
P
ta âb
man who is naturally irascible.
ta kha-t
0
^?>S
O
1'
D
a fiery man, ardent,
irascible.
Tare D^^w»- "^o"-01"»"-
the name of a mythological serpent.
ta re £}]h ^SV> enemy, foe.
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(\ <? <? B.D. 125, II, one of the 42 assessors
»4 -*-*' of Osiris.
ta-t ^ I, Rouge I.H. 256, E v& 1, Amen.
^ l
company, assembly, crowd, mob, tribunal ;
. D
I o , great council ; ^
, great council of the city î yr '
j £^ /W\**A
, council of the land :
I h
o I £1 I a
£) ^Q I taken into court (of a case at
law) ; Copt. eo.
!>
ta
D
ta o
ta o
\>
D
nvn
, boundary.
(?.
^, a plant.
r=a, o^ O, (e=_u, Rev.
11, 178, to defile, to pollute, to be impure.
tata o *è\ o ^^v (<==ö)> t0 masturbate,
to pollute; van <r~=> \^ ^""^ 1£\ <c==vi.
tataà-t Ck <KS, Ck ^\ (I ^_^, copulation,
masturbation, sexual pollution.
Ta-t o"^\ ® ° , Rev. 11,186, theTuat
or Other World ; see. Tuat.
taà^^L(),demo„st.pron.fem. this; see
taA û<^K,vv^, Rev. .., .3« =
*"k^'t0ad0re-
P. ,,N. 3^5^():S.P-326,^()
°°t.N. 3^6, 985. D ^^. U. 66, 67,
5 *S£ ÜV U- 67, g ^ (j - ^ö, T. 380,
f=2 (J II > a goddess who wove apparel for
the deceased in the Other World ; var. ^ h
\J\, U. 66; and see Tai.
(I<=>^\0, to bind, to fetter; var.
taàt 0*^1) ®-\ Rev. - Copt. T6T.
taân-t o <|\ „ gû o, Jour.'As. 1908,
238, completion.
ck £>
Ta4a-t.pa.UMst ^ 0 ^ 1
, Mar. Karn. 42,- 21, title of a goddess.
\\
, conjunctive particle ; Copt T€.
\\
tai o
tai ^.^\ °^44' belonsin& t0'
tai-à o^()(]^,my,mine;tai-k o^
, tai-t ^^ ()()$> thy, thine;
tai-f
., his ; tai-S o
her, hers; tai-n o ^^ \]\] , our, ours;
tai-ten o
sen o
^aaaaa, your, yours; tai-
their, theirs. Demotic forms are: <^^v\ (J v
., my, mine (Rev. 11,124); o **\ (j \j\
T<L,
., Rev. 11, 168, o
«
, Rev. 13,2,
his; Copt. TOO in TOOI, .TOOK, TOOq,
TOOIt, etc.
tai D M at'^ I9°5'*5'D
Rec. 31, 197, to withstand, to resist; Copt.
T^IO.
tai g (](] ^ Cijf, Rec 32, 84, ^yf, to
clothe, to dress, to array in apparel.
tai-t
D
Rec32, 84, g (]^^>5
a sheet of cloth or linen, sail, awning, garment,
clothing, apparel ; £) <K\ >K || 1, mummy
swathings.
\\ \\ Tj , " bandaged one "—a title of Osiris.
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T
a Tait S "k Ü1 - ^«> \ ^
D f)f) ^'T^^' ReC* 27, 232, 31, '72. 5"^
11 £■ *~ 3.. 6,, g &HT
Tuat vn- d^11oTS\' B-D-82-8-
dM^5>Ȥ^11
o ßv ^ Ik 44 o'the goddess of wcaving;
-J>1^=.T-3«o.5k1^
77777
vvÏÏ<
ÏÏ-SÏÏ-^-nk11ï?.nk
, door, gate, portal,
threshold ; Copt. TOTé..
Taitt5i]1ÏÏ^
excellence, i.e., the tomb.
, the "Gate," par
Taitt
Berg. II, 12, a form
rv/W of Ament.
tai o ^\ MM & , scorpion.
B.D. 108, 3, fifty; Copt.
T£JOT, T£JO.
belonging to him, his ;
"""'Copt. Tooq, xeq.
taiu(?) nnnnn,
tai-f a
tair g
, fiend, enemy; see
D
tai-set
D
i, belonging to her, hers ;
see o
P. 368, a god of apparel.
tauai ^^^| (|(|o 1, Rev. 12, 38,
morning ; Copt. TOOYI.
taufSiw^obeHbut5
, furnace, kiln, oven.
Taurit o
1§
a hippopotamus-
goddess.
tauh (?) o "^ ^ J ^. l^e Songs
4, 10, to sink down.
taush-t
D
Qrrn ss 1
x 1 1
I, borders,
boundaries; sec
D
X XT
tab-t 4J° o^*D> brick,
:, slab; var. o I ; Copt TUJÄe,
-*^' [CD
tile
taf
*-=»- Hearst Pap. 9, 18, furnace,
CTD ' oven.
D
Ö, sack, bag, skin ; var. ^^ g.
tamà ^ ^fe, Qx, Rev. 13, 76, what is
fitting, seemly ; Copt. TOOJUL6.
tami ^^s. t^ /^> Rev. 14, 19, to be
silent ; Copt. XÜOJÜL.
tamit o
o, Rev. 13, g2,
the midst of; Copt. XJÜLKX6.
^STßflRn, Peasant 131,
tamu
D
some disgusting thing or quality; var. *=*
tamen-t ^^, *^ fl <=, Rev. - Copt.
TJUUIte, this manner.
Tanen^HI-)1ZJ-R-
6, 96, a very ancient earth-god ; *vww @ Jn
AAA»W\ l_l
, the "great Tanen."
TTO'
TT 0 £T
O'
Tanen-t j.j.. .of,
AAAA/W Ci
consort of Tanen, an earth-god
dess
Tanen-t
1 1 1
WAAAA/W
™£J, B.D. 17, 122,
-\ -\ AAAAAA i^^i -> *\ AAAAAA
logical locality; (2) an important sanctuary of
Seker; (3) the burial-place of Osiris.
Taneb-tàur *\^&*JL>$\>
Ombos I, 193, a goddess of offerings.
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Ta nett em khen uàa o
>?$ Jflk' Denderah ni> IO> a title of Hathor.
Ta nett em tcheser (?) ^ <è\
Denderah II, 50, a name of the solar
Tar
D
"ttftnn
disk.
_2ä^§j, B.D. T64,16, g
Àmen. 5, 10, 12, 16, a fiend in
the Tuat.
taru nIL ST i, fiends'demons'devils'
u w^> ^^ 1 enemies.
tarara ^j^^ä^i^
^>~), Rev. 14, 13, to rejoice; Copt. xeXnX.
Taràush f^E^cTTlIl, Darius; Pers.
I ÏÏ TU 3 T<- ^T3 <"TT" « > Da-a-ra-ya-va-u-sh,
Bab. T £]<] -n<T £-Ty 1H<T> Da-ri-ya-mush,
Gr. Aa/seîoç.
Tariush ( ^ (ß g j^ ], (sfC^],
Darius.
Tarush ( ^ ^> îtÏÏP» Darius; var.
L.D. Ill, 146, 3, the name of a Hittite envoy to
Rameses II.
tahan ra^af ru ^»a.
forehead; varr. o^L H3 ®,c^ H3 ®
-Circs' MWW\ I AAA/WV I
® o ; Copt xe&rce.
tan
D
D
'wvwwv, B.D. no, 37,
D
/WW« \^
L-fl'D
t j; to dip in water, to submerge, to
' plunge into water, to sink.
tah-t
ÜL. Rec- 3i, 3o,
submersion.
Metternich Stele 54, 57, a Delta woman; ft «ffc
nô JJ 1, dwellers in the Delta marshes.
tah-t
D
G
© 1
Ö, D
LeydPap^g^Og^J
scoriae, sediment (?) scum, froth (?)
talma D ^ — f) ^ ^, dross,
lees, dregs, sediment (?)
ta^en SEW1' ^^^W1'
to be bright, to shine, to glitter, to sparkle ; see
takheb ^ <K\ ® J C3,' sweat, any
exudation or emission of the body; var. 1 O.
takhbustà ^"|^Jeé)(|fh
J J £ 61 11 (1 -fl", Harris 500, 2, 4, 12, sack.
takhen R ® ^, P. 229 ;
var. - Ngà, U. 538.
[q! , Rev., harshness, abruptness ;
° !k ^ i û °'Rev*; CopL x(joc*
Tasakhrit (?) "^ "ü> <§>w(L Treaty
29, a goddess.
Ta-sen-t-nefer-t -^|-J°|,
Ombos II, 156, 181, Tefnut, the consort of
Heru-ur of Ombos.
tas o
tash ~
\>
, P. 73, M. 103, N. 13,
Û"
D x ' D
ao \!^ , , boun-
ss 1 v\ 1 1
dary, frontier; plur. «=
00
Q
M. 640,
Vfl
rnjill'nn'
Jp, P. 338,
rzszi
IV, 647, D
Copt. TOcy.
tagaru ^"^S
Stele 33, a mineral.
tat(?) o^o<
o
!i
D
00 x 1
(2
1;
, Herusàtef
I III' "
, to nurse, to suckle ;
var.
Tatt Jp
; see Taàtt, U. 66.
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tatutu *M^\°\^, B.D.
(Saite) 145, 16, a kind of wood.
Tatunen7>WZ$>Ba
84, 13, 180, 13,^*=% + + /ft; var. Tatui-
^Tzimnà-™«--»-
1 \>@
Tatenon
M), Budge, Gods of
3S AA/WVA
Egypt 509 fif., an ancient Earth-god, one of the
creators of the world ; varr. Tatunen, Tathu-
nen.
I h
tatha M
Tathunen
Mill»
Tathenen
mental god (see
M-Ma5;Aby-.".7:
see Tatenen.
, Tuat VIII, an ele-
) with four forms
AAAA/W
AMAM
S /WWW
Tathenen " s=> II ~*~", Tuat
VIII, the territory of the above-mentioned god.
Tatara
1 \
III, 164, the name of a Hittite; var. 11 (1(1 Qh
ta ft (I, a mark of the dual, later
ta ji (1, Tombos Stele 3, on the one hand.
ta 1 (1 Tombos Stele 3> IV> 83> staff>
fly support.
ta o
IdT-
to beat, to break, to smash.
' tà-t \ fi a, U- I04' N- 4I3' a cru*hing> a
(J ^ ' beating.
tàtà oljolj^, o(jo(j L-fl, IV,
613, L.D. III, 65A, o (j o (j J^, IV, 621,
o()o()a, o()o()|a, o()o(||,
Rec. 4, 35, to break, to smash, to smite, to
trample upon, to crush underfoot, to stamp upon.
tàtà \ (1 @ | (1, Rev. 12, 95, an assembly (?)
ta li (1 g£, Rev. 13, 73, time; Copt. TK.
Tà[t] ^ (JÎL Rec 16, 129, a goddess.
tà-t o(j, A.Z. 1900, 128, o (j VN^,J
, o (j o tv^, jj S ° ,TombosStele,
t^
10, emanation, part, portion; plur. , IV, 53;
ci III
Copt. TO, TOI.
ta tVj II > form, counterpart ; fs^ J) 1,
forms, images, likenesses.
tàa o (I ^è\ fso Jft, divine emanation,
essence of a god ; var. o (1 ] <=r>.
ta akh-t ° E^, Rhind PaP- 26>share»
ts^a mi lot, portion.
tàti ûL^, Khnemuhetep 116 the
1 n fl two sides of a door.
tà-t <^s^r*Yrl^> Jour. As. 1908, 264,
part payment, share, portion ; Copt. TO.
Tà 1^ %}f > Mar- MD- T> 2°>a 8°d (?)
Tà-t-sheta Ä ™^, Ombos I, 143,
a form of Khensu.
t^ X
U3
, room,
tà-t, tài-t Kj^.Kj
chamber.
ta, tà-tà o (j ^3, o (I (1, variegated ;
Copt. Toeroe.
tàu (?) K,«.K3 0<S<2> Rec 4, 22,
o 000
colour, paint, stones of different colours.
ta, tàa ^N^j^a, Metternich Stele, 170,
^ \Ê' ibid* 2°3' 1 1 1^ Ê' t0 Cry
out, to weep, to lament.
tàâ-t \ (1 ^^v , cry, lamentation.
tàa o(j ^^, Rec 16, 57, weeper.
barley; Copt. eiUUT, IOT.
44, pair of sandals ; see tui, \
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tàui, tu, tut 1^, varr. ^j, ]^,
I, A.Z. 1913, 144, abso.
pron. 2nd sing.
tàuràn Ti (1 ^=f (JN^^^^, talking sticks.
tàp û(| D ^^i> a kind of cattle; var.
Tànasasa ] (j "^ # J ®, B.D. 165,
9, the name of a foreign god (?)
tàr \ \\ . , to destroy, to make an end of.
tarer In j jl c-zj , bread oven ;
1.2* Äß |J . Copt xpip^ eplp
<|\ criJ, D'Orbiney 16,10, door; varr. n<z>
1"^n* I IX' U- 325^?) C°mpare
Syr. rca.i&, Ch. jnjjl.
Tàrimâus(?) ]()<=>()() ^^~*~
)fà, Rec. 33, 3, a proper name—Telemachus.
Tàrsha ] (| J^ J&J "^ ] (w), see
o ^ "^ |âl ^ j ^ !, Mar. Karn. 5 2, ,.
é
Tàrgannasa lijj
^>»<n /VA/WSA /VA/VNAA
a Jm 11 i _m
I -^Ä, L.D. III, 165, a Hittite name; var.
tahamu J (I rD ^^^ L=/) = tehem
/~\ g} AA/NA/VA
m ö^ /wvwvv>tne deep, abyss.
U _CT^ AAAAAA
V, Anastasi IV, r6, o,
r 111 y
takhr )(]t^
military leather tunic; compare Chald. N"ïnfl (?)
tàs I (j [I (^A, to sit, to seat oneself.
tàsa I (j é Ç_fl, RS.B. r5, 475, ] (j Ö
: , to set, to insert, to inlay.
tàsa A n ïP < :>, a kind of cake or loaf.
tàshes \ (j C30 I, to cook, to bake.
Tâkâ-taha-meru ~| (j ■^z^ û S f
> U. 533
Tàkamâit (Tàkmit) llû"1:^!^!^
^ jj, Harris 501, a goddess (?)
tâkr Ji (I /C=Q>, eunuch; compare
Copt CKOTp, (TlOYp, CIOTp.
tä A \I7, Rev. 11, 182, glory, praise.
table, garlic (?) ; compare Heb. O^p^ty (sing.
DWJ), Arab, pp, Syr.«^oJ». Assyr. B t^ >^,
Rawl. C.I.W.A. II, 7, 43 (col. 2). *
1, Rev. 13,4, food, bread.
tâm-t
u
tat (tat) o Jf, Rev. 11,185
Rec. 20, 91, wind ; Copt.
THY, THOY, OHOT.
0^0
ti-t (?) ^~, B.D. 83, 13
tit o (](j c
/^, pus, dirt, foetid matter ; ^ fl j[ e O
Rec. 15, 67, excrement of crocodiles; compare
Heb. mû, Assyr. <f;£: £2f, Rawl. C.I.W.A.,
V X2 26 (col. "?)•
tltl q£, to chatter, to babble,
the name of a constellation (?)
tini
w
, B.D. 153B, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
IO = aaaaaa ye, you.
111
tinu (tin) o
break; Copt. TÏÏHO
tir)
ö L=ü, Rev., to
\ \- "\ AAAAAA <^~—^
=>L-fl>Rev.n>55- J,,,^.
strength, might, power.
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tirâaCtrà^FMl^U,
, door, the two leaves of a door;
i i i
Syr.^fc.Chald.inJ-l.
1X1
tir (tra)-ushebti ~|<p>^
, Rec. 2, 15, a kind of magical figure; see
j:
w
tirka (traka) ~)l
w
1 1 1
Gol. 7, 4, a kind of bread or beer (?)
Tirku
e
1
l, Koller 4, 5, a
foreign people or tribe.
tihu °
• w
tika o
l, Rec. 36, 81, mob, crowd.
M \ 1 Q Rev-l '» r79» fire> sPark>
HH »—J '#' torch; Copt. TIK.
w w
0)
titth o (1(1 |s=, Rev.
Titur (Tatar) "|(j(l ^<=3%<=:=>1
*Sl, L.D. III, 165, a Hittite proper name; var.
tu o ^, T. 333, P. 824, N. 703, a
demonstrative particle, a mark of the passive.
tu o ^è\; see
tu o V '
It SN
A.Z. 1913, 144, abso. pron. 2nd sing.
tU &\, ^ J]> one. *•'•> the kinSi
+ — 1V°^T^¥'"one(the
, demons, pron. rst sing.
king) gave me."
tutU o YSO
^ ^ Amen. 8, ir,
' (3 (3 ' one, anyone.
*u l®Sf' Leyd- PaP* 6> r2>Mar- Aby-ri'
28, 4, to say yes, a particle of assent.
tu
IM)
1, to speak.
o o
tutu T ~ S£> Rev- x3> 22> t0 reject
tU — _ E3, mountain ; plur. „ 1,
Rev. 13, 19; Copt. TZ.Ï, TOO'*, TOY,
TU50Y.
tU, tua o ^ X^2, Hh. 344, o ft
wind, air, breath; ^ i™-i , Rouge I.H.
II, 116; Copt. THY.
-TL Ç Rec. 30, 155, sandals; Copt. T00Y6,
Am' euxvri.
tut unshà 11 ^ fijft ;& h &, Anastasi I,
24> 3> " wolfs feet "—a kind of herb.
tU-t o Vft, U. 88a, N. 365A, a
sacrificial cake, bread of offering.
tU-t o ^k jj * , IV, 389, walls, defences.
tua o^]^0,T. 36r, P. 642, û£]
^, T. 36r, P. 359, 642, a £}, M. 677,
N.r239, ofj^P.694, of)^j^,
P. 698, .fl^J. 243, *fi%
1897, 98, to bear up, to support, to lift oneself
o £) ^\ (1(1 ^^—4 those who are lifted up.
tua o 4p / ^$, a supporter, adherent; plur.
^v£)1k V&! Iv> rir5> servants, retinue,
0 I .Ä 21 I ' household staff".
tua o 4p ] A, pillar, support ; see <-*—a 4p }
sj-7>-, Rec. 29, 151, staff, support.
Tuait o^]^(j(jo,DenderahII,55,
a goddess, the support of the northern sky.
Tuait -fl M *,**•"•■»'££
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tua q fi \§> ° fi !#•peasant
299, c>f)yi, Metternich Stele ror, o •&! ^£\
^■^f\Il°f\%°fi
"^H , o f[ (j ^, to pray to, to praise, to
address, to make a report, to honour; Copt.
tuau û fi ^? ^ !, Praises' hono«nw
0 I W^. £ll 1 glonfyings.
tuau*£l"kME'Qf):k
1 $• ° fl ^ lie 1É $• petitioner>
dependant, client, subject; o X | >S\ -^Ul Hi,
° ^1 J^S "^' beggar' a boastful man (?) >
plur. o f[ ^k\> j|$ elf ' '
tua o^]"^^^, petition.
tua o 4p ) ^y^ , air, wind, breath ; varr.
o V> itz , Tin ; Copt. THT.
tuau o X| ^è\ ^è\, wicked men, evil
beings ; see -^^.
tua ""fi %, J? , Amen- r4. 5» 7, 19,
gû( .m^' disease (?)
tuau o vL / \s\ , pustules, swellings,
warts ; Copt. OOI, TOG..
tuaut û^lû^kQ.U. 6o,û^)û,
"■^>*f\\%*f\%*f\\
*--m^*f\i-\f}°
v\, a kind of scented oil or pomade; varr.
Tuam-t(?) a'fl ^k ®o, U. 210
tuan
}f\
/VAAAAA ^
, you, your : see /www
1 1 1 J J 111
to turn back, to repulse.
tuaha " f)
tuaka (taka)
e
, Amen. 5, 16,
V » Rev.,
to destroy; Copt. T<LKO.
tuà o^è\Q#, Thes. 1297, Love Songs 2, r,
Rec. 20,42, ^^j, I, I being.
tuà o^è\(), Rec. 6, 117 = o^k, thee.
tuà û ^c S (1 S ®, Jour. As. 1908, 268,
morning; Copt. TOOYI, Amhar. fl\"^ :
tUl o y\ -^k, vile, abominable.
Tui o ^KU *ft , Tuat III, a goose-god.
tui £(|(], Rev. I3, 4,0^=0^-
.•>
ft ra 111
/VA/WSA U lIS
, this; Copt. Ti.1.
• B.D. (Saïte) 162, 3
t™(?>-MVffT-B'.D'.39\:°
tuis ^ IAA© (1,10, behold!
Tuba Jl^\°^'fe=i:, Litanie 5, a form of
the Sun-god ; var. <—=~^ (1 S Qf ( ^^J*
^ n/ww\a 1 ri«»»««
tUben J ~ 1, grease, fat ; see o J ^.
tuf o^^^, B.D. 1,29, his.
tup ro „ , a kind of cattle.
III, 140, belonging to us, our ; Copt. TOOK,
tun o ^aaaaa o ^> o -^ ~ 7^
o^kö^, Rev., o«j=>^, Rec. r6, ro8,
to rise up, to mount on the back of an animal
■■^1 .A; Copt. Tcoo-rn.
for sacrifice ; var.
tun o -^^»SIs^7, to fly into the air.
/VA/WSA
tun o ^\ ö öf> Jour. As. 1908, 283,
resurrection ; Copt. XUJOTtt.
tun o
4e».
issi'ä,
g», ^ , rising flood, inundation.
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Tunàh(?) " to H****, EdfÛ i, 81, a
-£^k> /iyr AAAAAA
title of the Nile-god.
Tun âbui (henti) £î ™™ ^^, JÎ
W> ^E7» the god of the 27th day of the month
or the festival of that day.
Tun hat û ^-$1 J, Befg- *> '5, a
07^ o IÎU' ram-god
tun o ^» fte, u. 639 (with JL )
AAAAAA C?P ^J /
, T. 84, o +" OJl(^, M. 238, o "i*
/wvw> AAAAAA V AAAAA/
AAAAAA U AAAAAA X AAAAAA
(_■ "-^, AAAAAA »
fig tree (?) ; var. ^^ _ m ; compare Heb
rßNJ-l, Arab. ^, Syr. m***, Chald. NH^n
T . ^ / T . •
tun o^>"% oÄf^, oÄ»«a
AAAAAA I I I AAAAAA I I I AAAAAA jYj\f
% figs-
= e THne (?) to the limit of.
tuni o
tunit o
w
AAAAAA
w
, B.D. 189, 25; and see
, B.D. 164, 4.
_ö^>V
Jour. As. 1908, 252, products, plants, vegetables.
tunnu o-^> Ö j§), babe, child.
AAAAAA (2 il
tunnu o -^ S, Rhind Math. Pap.,
AAAAAA ' W ■
"the difference"—a term used in making calcu-
lotions- a^»0®*^ ibid> the "middle
' AAAAAA =±±=1 =±±3' difference."
tunuh ^öej(|^, °^ii|
A. Jour. As. 1908, 265, the rising of evil;
j§* ' Copt. Tuxrrn&ooo**.
tur, turi (later tui) "^êf, B.D. 145,
f-\ zJ AAAAAA £^ ;d ^
IV, 16, ^^=t d '^^j-tj^^ £ ^r> Hymn Darius 4,
<? ~* N AAAAAA TT-^< \j y I
^l-^Üf. IV> 75«,||(|
^&
\\
o X
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
to be clean, to cleanse, to purify, to celebrate a
ceremony of purification, purified; "Sfc=* (] S-H
, to pray with a pure heart;
M-
pure;
11V
clean-handed
/-\ AAAAAA /»-v
tur J* g —, m. 717, , *5**8
ZXty* AAAAAA I w
AA/**A
AA/**A
AAAAAA
N- r327> ^—O,
tur
P. 83, M. 113, N. 27, a holy
sacrificial cake.
, willow, reed ; varr. i
I N 111 <z> 1 I 111 <z> I
||, ^J ^**^; Copt. x(jope.
turà-t S§» () o 3, A.Z. 1907, ill, 22,
II ^^ (1 , staff, willow stick, wand.
tur o ^\<=:=>s^-, IV, 671, part of a
waggon or chariot (^v |û v\»ool,
colour; var. tru
III
U
tur ^tW, T. 344, o ^ ^j, N. 600,
to reject, to turn from, to loathe.
tur-t .-^ , defilement, impurity.
isË^f—u)
turâ , Rev. 11, 184, to go bail for.
Rec. 6, 5, Telemachus.
of goose; varr. <=> fe^, <g> ^,.
Turper(?) ° e ■** c-a
, Nesi-
Amsu 32, 37, a form of Aapep.
Turshau -^^"klÜ'
Kam. 52, i, 14, 53, 3, 56, L.D. III, -oçb, a
Mediterranean people.
turt ^^) ^, Rev. 11,185 -J^ û
(?) ; glossed by TOyXt.
tuner o^^L-fl, o^ra<^>L-fl
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°^m<r>h=f' L-D-IIIj i6°'i64> i65>
Rouge LH. X45, 52, a term of abuse (?) applied
to Hittite soldiers.
tuhu , Anastasi I, 16, 8
e 1 1
tuk oe,o
, thou.
f=$>
^è\ , to beget, to procreate ; o ^\
°^A)^' ReC' 3' 55' "beSetter of the
self-begetter"; see under Utt
Ck Ck
11-¥!K41^
\tg\, Rev. 14, 75,
Ck Ck
tut o
°Vi^'j'21' - e e
If» A öß, to collect, to gather together,
fVû fl a ^ I
to assemble; caus. —*— o v\ If; o 1, the
assembled gods; c*^ , IV, 1160, all of
them ; Copt. TOYCJUT,- OOYUUT.
tut àb (2 u ^, to collect the heart, *>., to
gather one's wits together, to collect oneself.
tut ma (?) o %T tj °J> , to collect the
eyes, i.e., to gaze intensely, to fix the eyes on
something.
tut ^fj], 0^,^,0^,
Peasant 261, to be like someone or something, to
resemble, like, alike, just as, even as ; o ^§\ U,
what is usual ; o v\ v\ (J */ww* [to do
things] which are usually done [under the
circumstances]; û^K | , B.D. 136B, 12;
^ (f i] r ~
I, B.D. 127A, 11, o
B.D. 127B, 17, o^f|(j[l,B.D. 133, 6
tut ^% ^ , Palermo Stele, o%T J,
"$f û$\â»û^M Nâstasen
Stele 36, Herusâtef Stele ^3> fl.- ^ ^ f I,
Ck Ck
Ck
11, 174, image, likeness, similitude, statue ; dual
; plur. o ^ m , P. 319, o ^ ( (, M. 626,
A.Z. 1899, 95;^^|^ J n HI <r^>^
\>,B.M. 569, 16, sandstone statues; c* \N tl
Ck
/VA/WSA
, royal statue; Copt. TOYUUT", ecJUOYT.
tut
r~, Image
One, i.e., First Image, God; (H ft (1 \> I^T
producer of all the gods, Image, father of all
%0 (1 -^f, "Image of Amen, Image of Àtem,
Image of Kheperâ"; û p | J] ,
/VAAAAA TT J| \ I [J X*~~
"hehathnolike"; |) ^J7^|| | II ^,
every person is the image of his brother.
tut o^?^, U. 276, N. 719 + 8, a
goddess, statue of a goddess ; plur. Ck y
/VA/WSA
^s>- W B.D.
Tut-en-àrit-Râ o
17, 79, a title of Mehurit.
tut o V^ J, to weep; Copt. TOTeiT.
TutU g g 5^k, ^ S 5r5k, B-D.G. 722, a
lion-god, son of Neith ; var. 5r7k-
tuten
Ck Ck
P.S.B. 31, 9, you; Copt.
THYTIt.
U. 559, to collect, to
gather together.
(£ /VAAAAA
tuth o^
tUthen ^ ^\£^, you ; Copt. THYTIt.
teb, teb-t o J] fi, û Jû |, sandal,
shoe, sole of the foot ; dual tebti, tebit
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390, <=>
o
o
w
w
o
w
J°§§, A.Z. 1900,30, o J o§j, IV,
o,oj.||,IV, 6I2,o] ()()§§,
J()(l.||,iv,545,.J-||1^J
, thy two sandals ; varr. s=s 1 o W, <=^> ]
tebtebti o 11 o
soles of the feet.
tebi o
o
w
*, sandals,
III'
u» Ko,,er 2> '■ ôJ ^
L—Û, o II £ ~, to be covered with leather,
to be shod or provided with sandals, to shoe.
tebteb ojlojl^, B.D. (Nebseni) 64,
£> o
35> ate «ha> to walk, to come.
tebteb o J o J jg, Rhind Pap. 30,
to move about quickly.
teb <T=H J, Palermo Stele, o J 1*1,
hippopotamus ; var. r^a u l^i.
o X
teb ^, > , to beat, to strike.
tebteb oJoJ|l«v], ^J^Jr\>
to beat, to strike with a knife, to stab.
tebtebit o I] o (] o ^*?, Rec;u8> '39,
Ji A mi the slain.
tebteb ^J^J^>IV H%, %%%>
to pull, to draw, to drag, to haul, to tug, to
draw the sword (?),to wind, to pull up, to lift up.
Jn /WVS/VA
o U
a^wvv, Rec. 8,166, depth
-Su /WVAAA
(of a river (I v\ ""™ ).
Tebteb o J o J J, Hh. 343, a god.
teb o 1) O something beaten, drum ;
J ' Heb. f\n
teb o jl O, cycle of time (?) ; var. c^> II
tebQJ...â-J....Â, «-'^
tobteb o Jo JK U. 182, a kind of grain.
teb-t op, g°, ° 0, iv, I98,
JJ CUD \7 CED CED J
brick, p^que^^'^^J^]^-,
B.D. 137, the four glazed faience plaques ; var.
Teb, Tebà o J ^, T. ,45, o J (| j^.,
U. 428, a god with a fierce eye.
teba o J ^ ^ 1^, panther.
teba-toj^O R-c-^1ke:
tebati (?) o J ^, ^^ bricks of
metal, ingots.
tebà o J (] O, M. 696, a fruit (?)
tebà oJ 1 (jee ^, Rev. 11, 184, re-
quiter; Copt. xß.60T(?)
tebà a J * () £, oo* C%?V^;
tebm(?)oJ()()tl, gfjlj^, *J
Peasant 30, a plant used in medicine ;
var. £ J^.
tebu Jl \ JvS "PJ-, a measure.
tebu o InK ^ , vessels for beer or wine.
J/VYVS/VA
, Hh. 355, quick, swift.
teben \ ® \ ° ^ öö £ Ö
teoen .^, ^—, .^ Q, ^Q,
to revolve,' circuit, cycle, circle, drum,
tambourine ; see
tuV^r, fl """^ the rounded top of the
teben o J @ , he£^ skulK
teben Jl u >/*£, lock of hair over the temple,
side-lock ; varr. s= J V *£, c=* J ^.
teben oj Ö *. Rec- 3°ÄÄ
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J/wvw\ n /wvw\ n wwi
a > °J ? • °J o ...
grease, fat.
teben *ww^ = q II a weight; see
teben
^> Rev. 2, 351 = 7rept-
I ' ttXoi;ç(?) ; see teben.
tebni
/wvw\
Tebha oJra"^$-=j\v . Nesi-Amsu
a serpent-fiend, god of storm ; Gr. TD0wj/.
tebeh ^J the ,,,,l Rec. 4, 23; 5, 89,
seven objects used in the Osiris mysteries.
', slaughtering weapons
tebeh 0v
I I I I v
I I I
)•
Tebsuojfl^y.ojp;^?},
Rec. 31, 13, a god or devil.
tebsuojfl^^, ^Jpe^T, Pea-
sant 31, a plant used in medicine.
tep ® ® ® ®p ®n °[|S
ttjy |M ?J », D p, D p, D tjP,
Rec. 14, 37, the head, the top of anything, point,
tip (of the nose), head of fruit, the beginning (of
ajourneySf)-^);^.®!,®?,
®®;®|wfl(-T»,T.277,P.30.M.4i,®|,
the heads or principal points or sections of a book ;
uah tep ? ? ®, to bow the head ; ® ^ -@s-,
IV, 430, a head awake, i.e., a keen watcher;
<r~=r? ®, to give the head, i.e., to attack; /
©
©
, Rec. 4, 31, from head to foot;
, to add up the total.
tep ® high ground; Plur- ®®®\>>
\> n' high banks (?)
Tep ®_L, the name of a lake at Thebes.
tepit ® U , AnastasilV, 2, 8; Koller
2,6, ®o, ®
tepiu ® 1
, part of a boat.
v5r'*" Rec. 2i, 87, tops of
111' the masts.
tepi
-Si .
©
-& ®
, Rec. 2i, 91, the foremost point of
the bows of a ship, the hindmost part of the
stern.
tep *p, ®, person, man or woman,
individual ; plur. f&
1, Shipwreck 178;
I , as one man ;
^®
$\
the person of every man;• ^ K\ ^f rl) ' ® Im>
of the Aamu four heads, i.e., persons.
tep Sp, on, upon, in,at,about, by; 1\ ®,
upon ; ® C\ , before.
tepti ® I (], P. 204,303, © ) (), P. 473,
®]û, N. 852, upon; ® D ^, Koller
OUI û \\û I
3, 7, at hand.
tepi ®flfl,N.9ii/®,®\\, »,*<&,
11 y 0 \\ 0 0 0 1
®.® . , □> |, J , J o, he who is
on, over, or above someone or something, he
who is or that which is pre-eminent, foremost,
first, best, leader, chief, captain, officer, governor;
, first, or eldest son
'^•\[
©
I \\
□ ,
®
the very best spells; fern, tepi-t w o, N.
I74- l^i T. 351; |o, N. 798, U. 493,=
f,T.25I;j^^f.^,u39I;
plur. f\, f^l, g^, |||,P.'337.
tepà S /I p- 69' 2°4> 6l4> the one on' he
11 1' who is on (earth).
tepi ta ^ , dweller on the earth, i.e.]
a living man; plur.
®
as
D Jf Is 21 I
opposed to ® , "dweller on the mountain,"
Qw£)' w, adeadman.
tepi til ® ^^ V& a cemetery official, a
I I Pi' mountain dweller.
Tepitu-f®^^, ®
mnD ' r«n "' 1 mnu
" he who is on his hill "—a title of
the god Anubis.
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Aby. I, 45, consort of Anubis.
tepi ~\ principal, capital ; ® ? *^_
A \*~ù, principal and interest
tepi ra w } tne principal, a sum of
money on which interest is reckoned.
tepirenput®^»^,/-^^
tepi ©, the first day of a period of time :—
tepi renp-t ® j~, | f °, § f ^27,
New Year's Day, the New Year festival ;
Plur. ^® {{{, P. 399, M. 570, N. ,176,
»»» in
tepi àbtet © "T", P. 70, the first day of
the month: plur. ®$® * * * •
S3E7SX7^£7'
N.45,9S9,%®XTT'T-29°'
öl * * * °' T-289-
tepi smat-f ® ^\ the first day of the
half month; plur. ^^^>, N.
959' ® * * * °' N-45' © *
^^, T. 289, 290; ^ O n, the first day
of the ten-day period; plur.
nnn;
• P 221 ®3g>0 beginnings of
p)' ' J' 1 tj m' seasons.
tepi Per-t § crD, the first tday] of the
il <z> season Pert.
tepi m'sheru ® t^^> -2» % l?7='>
the earliest twilight.
tepi en shemu ® **/wvx SS .cd, first-
I /vs/wvA
fruits of the summer.
tepi hru ® ® ^27, ^7, the name of
the 8th day of the month.
tepi trà ® ° (1 j" O, the first [part] of a
period of time, the beginning of a season ;
® o reo ® o tkro »in
1 <=>1 wo1 1 <=>^rl m' 1 111'
IV, 1034.
tepi tuai-t ® * (](] g, iv, 938, © *
S es the earliest dawn, first appearance of
O ' day.
tepi-t ® D J), Love Songs 7, 7, the first
■*;VH
the first or best of the maidens.
I, Love Songs 5, 8,
plur,
tepi ®
1, Amen. 20, 18, chief(?);
! a®
1, captive chiefs.
® <^N I' ß) l#M
tepiu ®, P. 70, M. 100, N. 5, ® ill,
^WMM in, the best, choicest offerings; ®®®,
the best (metal); the finest
grain; 1 ^-«? ^ ^ N. 362, the
& ' h o o o fil ûlll û' J '
best tchäm metal in all the world; ^ \\
I V/\ '• the choicest oblations; ^ , every-
thingof the very best; ®y>V&l> ® y> r&
|\ j Rec. 31, 27, the best families, the aris-
fl I ' tocracy.
tepi-t f-, ®ö. f©, £«©,
*^ _ 1. unguent of the first quality.
D =0=1 ö
tepiu ÏÏ 239, the finest
tepiu (?) ® "^v l, the finest geese.
tepi àau ® () *^\ ^\ Ö, Herusâtef
Stele 99, the finest cattle.
tepi àaut Uatchit |dTYTo|o
1) T. 336, P. 812, M. 254, N. 640, chief of
^\' the dignities of Uatchit
Tepi àtru f j\ ^ \^, iv, 421,
11 first on the river," a name of the sacred barge
of Amen.
Tepiânkhiu®fff>oP-^V^
tepi Ut ® 1 {, chief in command.
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tepimetr ff)), * ™)\ ®
Il C±û£, possessing the faculty of
administering justice in the highest degree.
tepi en ah ® >*~™ \\ ? c-d , the finest
(horses) of the stud farm.
***"* , B.D.
tepi-t nui ® D ^
149, XIV, 7, the head of the celestial waters.
Tepinebukau ^iEf^Vy, P. 169,
fi>
Mi-
the
chief of the lords of doubles.
tepi nefer ® T ^^
greatest good or happiness; the best possible
way.
Tepi he-t ®
, Palermo Stele, the
name of a sanctuary of Rä.
tepi hesb f ^^J, ® O j Pea.
sant 274, of the greatest eminence as a correct
accountant.
tepi hesb met-t nefer-t ® O | A
£ T <rz>, the finest language imaginable.
Tepi shemsu Rä ® i-m P % Q O,
U. 495, chief of the followers of Rä.
tep ä ® °, ® D °, the beginning
I I I t-*«-. 1
of things and time, of old, primeval time,
straightway, immediately; , Shipwreck 34,
before (we could land) : ® , ^
, his former condition ; I * \7
©
tepâui ®
, Berg. 58.
Tepi à ®.
D
, remote antiquity,
primeval time, olden time, past age, the earliest
period, the Predynastic Period.
f T^â' fT^lâ'a man or godof
olden time, forbear, ancestor, progenitor,
predecessor; plur. tepi âui ® ^\, U. 187, T. 66,
M.221,©-^^, N. 598, ®^> Q^>,
U.,99, »$_-$, T.77l ®\
N. 609,
D
\\
T. 365, Iff
Rec. 26, 230,
—0 ® a
wi-n-
, T. 316, I
^, N. 7i,
\\ '
! ® 1
l-f*l
1
®
Ü®,
IV, 1084, ancestral nobility; 1 3 I, ances-
, ancestral house;
m-71
tral documents; ®D^\I
I \ , B.D. 124, 12, ancestors of the
year:
B.D. 124, 14,
' ancestors of Rä.
D Jf I I 1
Tepiu-âui ® ^ —0^, U. 199, ® ^
,T. 77, f ^^ N. 609,^
I
! 1
, a t
Akeru-gods.
M. 230, ancestor-gods.
Tepiu-äui-Akhabm ®\>
j^lB.D.^atMeof
Tepi-â-àakhu J^, $ * > § $ * >
^l, Denderah II, 10, one of the 36 Dekans ;
' Gr. T7rrjxv.
Tepiu-âui-àakhu ®\\ °^\
B.D. 124, 15, the ancestors of the Light-
' god.
Tepiu-âui-Àn-sebu ®n A * *;
U. 4«9. ^ VA ' P J ^ ^' T-239*the
ancestors of Àn-sebu (?)
Tepi-äui-Un ® -^»1, P. 461, ®
±1*. * 5,, »V*±1*'
N. 1098, ancestor of Un.
Tepi-â-baiu ®
1 ' * ®
11 X' T
11 *' —
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**,
one of the 36 Dekans ; Gr. T-n-^ßtov, Tirißtov.
Tepiu-âui-Râ J^^O, U. 399, ®
ViT^F:
B.D. 124, 14, the ancestors
of Râ.
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Tophi-äui-ronp-t ® \\—af°>
ß.D. 124, 12, the ancestors of the year.
Topi-âui-khont ® a *, fLi flfo *,
* '
Tombs Seti I and
Ram. II, one of the 36 Dekans; Gr. 'Tvrjxovru
Tepi-âui-Septit ®nf\~, ® ^f\ * *,
Denderah II, 10, one of the 36 Dekans.
Tepi-äui-Smet ® H fx^, Tombs
©
n
©
*' ^7o *'
Seti I and Ram. II,
® I 7^ a, Denderah II, 10, one of the 36
Ac \\ ' Dekans.
Tepi-äui-qerr-en-pet ® <fz> »*~*
, U. 420, ^ \\<:=> ■*—1 aaaaaa ;
(1) the ancestor-gods of the circle (or wind) of
the sky ; (2) a title of the t\ <=^> fl ^^ ^\,
Tepi-äui- Kenmet ®
- - fi AA
one of the 36 Dekans.
Tepiu-äui-Geb f^j-^'^.J J.
B.D. 153A, 23, ancestors of Geb the Earth-god.
tepi-mas-t ©_> jj~ J, S^j J|,
grief (?) sorrow (?)
tep ra © , P. 643, M. 680, N. 1241,
£<=>£<=> ® I ®D<=> th.
^^1s§'IV'974' mouth of the god'
*'
i.e.
divine oracle ; Copt. T£.ÏTp<L, T<LÏIpO.
I o I ' G o I ' D \\ I
, utterance, speech;
tep-t ra
D
D
182, ii, ®
□ 1 ;
T£.npo.
I' 1 m^r
l' D \\ I
!>
1; Copt.
®
tep ra ^ , the base of a triangle (?)
"^ AAA.
tep ra Sebek ® __
., />., "crocodile's mouth"—a disease of
the eye.
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top TOS ®1* Angles III, 109, the
lil' South
top rot ©^H» M- 777, ®i$,
U. 374, P. 667, N. 994, B.D. 172, 3$, ® ^
1 îîji ® li formula, precept, in-
struction, rule, decree, law, ordinance, an ancient
copy or custom, prescription; plur. y \7 y
n.N.74,®$;n.p..*®s^
teprethepu f^A^f!,
the course of the law.
Tepi ®l\l\vmt ® ()() |, Tuat IX, a
serpent with four human heads at each end of
his body, and eight pairs of legs.
Tepi-t ®«^, iv, 614, ® c^, B.D.
32, ro, a serpent crown or a serpent in a crown.
Tepui (Tchatchaui (?) j|, Tuat XI,
a two-headed god-: one head faces to the right
and the other to the left.
Tepu (Tchatchaiu) ®® Tuat 11, a
© corn-god.
Tepit-besses ^ J [1 f| [1, g J [1
, Tuat III, a goddess.
. AAAAAA 1 fa
Tepit-netchemu-seth ® *w 8 «\
tk f] s==5 P. 695, chief of the sweet-smelling
Ja I © gods.
Tepi-khu-f ® A^
1 e 1
L.D. V, 39, a
jackal-god.
21' D I 21 D g^=^ T
plur-fff¥T'u-ss3'!^!T-B-D- ^
n <^r> jo 1 Ä\ <cz> x> I -a*
Tepui (Tchatchaui)-sa-then ®®
. n S==5 Tuat IV, a man-headed serpent
AAAAAA with two pairs of human legs.
Tepi-sekh-t-f | d [1
P. 825, M. 249,
N. 703, a god.
Tepiu-shetau ?m
1 1 o "u 1
1, B.D. 168,
I, "Tuat VII, the gods of mysteries.
Tepi-thra J^ <=>!), Tuat X, a light.

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tep ^ feffis, boat ; *] 2^ ^ , the boat of
the god [Rà] ; see tep ^Q^-
D o
tep J [, box, chest, coffer, coffin.
teP ^ Q, hippopotamus.
tep [/I, to burn, fire, flame.
tep °^ , Rec. 2o, 40, a kind of plant.
Din
tep
Ck G=^
D
D
I Qf; Copt.
' D I
*, to taste; see
Toon.
tepai-t(?) ûe°, A.Z. 1900,37, ° e °
^ V ' D III y '° D olll
iu!
o
t^P Ö food, fare, victuals,
JX 11 1' nourishment, drink.
tepau ^^^ 11 BD- M5> M, a kind
of cattle ; see o (1 D ^^.
^, IV, 669, ^ ^ £ , ^ £, a kind of cattle ;
seeofJD^and^"^^!.
tepà ^ () £, ^ () ^, IV, 758, to sniff,
o D
to snuff the air, to breathe; var. 3.
tepi (1 (1 ^JnK> Rec. 4, 27, bark, boat.
tepà ° (1 eli^, Rev. =c^3 è^, bark,
boat ; Copt. TOÏT.
tepiu ^i\l\\ "\,a kind of voraCfi0sUh
tepen ) D q ?> Rev- I3,12, = e^> II
:=i; circuit.
tepenn W^A, 11 W^A, cumin ; Copt.
_ D ° III D TT » ||f ' F
T£.nrc, T<Lnerc, e£.nerc, Lat. cuminum.
teph ®j(,Rec. 20, 9i = ^| °
cm
ûD û Ck
'—n' D
n
Digitized by
U3
gulf; plur.
, Rec. 13, 15, cave, cavern, den, hollow,
Ck I
1; var.
U3 1 D
Ck
U3'
Tephi[t]-neb-s, etc. °8
B.D. 145, 146, the 20th Pylon.
TephutHäp-^^-
, B.D. roo, 3, the sources of the Nile.
/wvw\
Tephit shetait ° 8 ° 3L,
o qr| l,theyth Division of the Tuat.
Te"hit-tcha-t^-^- -J
Itk ° Rec. 27, 189, the coffin of Seker the
^ _2T U3 ' Death-god.
tephit ° 8 dû o'Tp, fission V, 518, a
D All I funerary garment.
compare Heb. rPIDFI.
TeptiU (?) ° Q 1, Nàstasen Stele 46,
fgi IIIII ibid. 17, the army of the Nine Tribes of
I mi' Nubia who fought with bows and arrows.
o D^=
\\ o
o D
tepti-t
Tept
tef
£55, B.D. 86, 2, *^-_, this
IV, 966, these words.
tef ^_^>iv, 765,^
Ck Ck
, Nàstasen Stele 63, bow.
Denderah IV, 59, god
of bows and arrows.
, Pap. 3024, 77, °
'VA o
3
o 1
J& ]i)'
father; plur.
Ck
Ck' Ck
Ck
Ck Ck O
Ck Ck O
, t. 319= qqq; u. 499,
,P. 7ir = (jo (jo (jo, N.1356,
^•» M. 545 = (j o (j o (j o,
P. 442, N. 1126,
^, IV, 864; °
Ä, Hh. 379,
my mother and father.
= 1 1 1 of U. 499, the father-gods of the Tuat.
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teftef^ °
Tef-f....
Tef-f-meri
IV, 1054, father of father,
grandfather.
— Lupator.
tef
t=t «» Philopator.
, bread, cake, food in general.
tel , a seed or fruit (?)
teftef
tef °
shrubs, bushes.
^*0, U. 326, ^ ^, U. 532,
Rec. 27, 191, ^ ^r^ A*/wvA
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* /ww«, a^~_ QÄ, tO Spit,
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to eject anything from the body.
teftef
f*-
to pour out ; var.
T=T
Teftef-Nu *§- f** |§ ^, Den-
derah IV, 62, a warrior-god.
tefi
A
2, 3, Thes. 1202,
117, 6, *^-r ., Rec. 21, 14,
, Anastasi IV, 2, 5, Koller
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r * to hop, to skip, to spring into the air, to
' bubble up (of water), to palpitate.
teftef ° ° X, Koller 4, 5, ° °
0 A.Z. 1873, 63, to spring up, to lift the
r-1—i* feet in trespass, to step over.
tef-t *~ * ^e Hymnis 39, the leap of
a a' a fish.
tefi-t ^^-I^,, Pap. 3024, 34,
hoppings, jumpings, leapings, skippings.
tefà ° /] ^ * Amen. 7, 13, to cultivate
or tend a tree (?)
teftefa ° û *^S—*, Rev. n, 167,
to work gems into a stone, to inlay, to embroider.
tefen ^_ "^ V&, Thes. 1482, IV, 972,
****** PM
Rec. 17, 5, helpless one, orphan (?) destitute
Digitized
person.
tefon *^a, w^3, *<*-£
******* ****** O ~.,,.
V}7 1, to rejoice, to be glad, to enjoy, to praise.
tefon n2_ a ,t0 rlse UP't0 sPrin8 UP't0
****** nc~
tefon r° -*•"*
hop.
r"—
bird.
******
, to spit, to pour out.
Tefen *^3gP, Mettemich Stele 51, one
******
of the seven scorpions which accompanied Isis
in her wanderings in the Delta; var. k^ 3vP*
******
Tef nit ° r^ '^'d. 5^ consort °f l^e
îw^ V ' preceding.
Tefen *A , U. 453, a judge of the dead.
******
£-v ******
Tefnit _ _ , U. 425, 453, P- 62,198,
*■
/^>. ****** fy fy £-v ******
N. 599, consort of the preceding.
^ S\ Tomb Seti I, one of the
Tefnit
******
.' 75 forms of Rä (No. 14).
Ö, U. 242, N. 1108, ° ö
Tefnut
****** ^ -**-^
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#- ™» ^ ^ — ^ °> RD- l6* 8'
Shu and Tefnut were produced by the
masturbation of Temu, or by Àusâusit, the shadow of
Tern.
Tefnut ^Jj,TuatI,DenderahIII, 78:
(1) a singing-goddess; (2) a deity touching the
lips with the tip of a finger.
tefnu ° ö (S) Rec* 3. 46, a kind of
*^-£ , , ,' cake.
> resin (?) ; compare Copt.
^' TeÄXe.
tefrer
******
tefhä ° ? —a |& \\\ %^, p. 441,
° ? a ^"^, M- 545, a kin<* of bird,
crane(?); var. () o j[ _fl ^ |p "^, N.
1126.
tern
,U.378,T. 1S4,
KoUer 2, 1, , ^, ^, ^ |, )a
ÄÄ Vrnr
by MiërosoftïiJ
, to make an end of,
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to finish, to complete, to come to an end, to
finish one's course ;
^IC3E
DE Ä a' A,Z* I9°5' 33' t0 ShUt' ^
^
Peasant 286, to shut the mouth ;
Copt. TJÜC.
temm
> iv, 752,
^IC3E
> U. 3*3,
^, Heru-
emheb 16, to finish, to complete, to make an end
of; compare Heb. DDJH, Arab. ;, Syr. *p&».
temi
whole, the entire thing, complete.
temàu ^pct[[^, ^
temu, temmu
\\ o a a
avv^,al,,the
^k all, com
JT plete.
k-4V
p-439,^k-^1Müi,M-655
Ck
Ck
7\
i'IV'967'^
I !, iv, 470, l°
!, IV, 895
I Ck
^IC3E
\Êà\'
ïpazQ
^IC3E
Ck
j all peoples, mankind, mortals, men and
I ' women.
temui
774,
tk A A P. 833, N. 768, full (dual, of the two
tem-tà, temm-tà J^|^|!]> N.339,
^IC3E
k)^'p-«"^k:-
Ck
11- %LJk$ÜQ' comp|ete'y.
entirely, wholly.
J] <=> all, com-
11©' plete.
Ck
temm-tu
Tern, Temu ^caE, u. 207,
the great god of An (Heliopolis)
and the first living Man-god; the creator of
heaven and earth, for he fashioned the phallus
of Shu and the womb of Tefnut (J -<s>- ß
AvWvAA
AvWvAA
0^0^
N. 969, 970, his first consort was Ausâusit
(Saw<T<ç), and his last Temit ^^
0 Tuat III, an aged god who
fr"—n-' punishes the wicked.
0 Tuat VI, one of nine spirits
frr-it' who destroyed the dead.
Tern
Tern
Tem > , Tuat VI, a jackal-headed stake
to which the damned were fettered.
rpftTn ^ Tuat XI, a staff surmounted by
^pr-rt> a human head wearing a disk.
mem ^ $ a form of Rä during the
^ ' last three hours of the day.
Tomb'of Seti I, one of the
' 75 forms of Râ (No. 11).
mem ^ ^J Denderah IV, 80, an ape-god,
Tem ^fcnziE
^TT-g |' and god of bows and arrows.
Tem ^N* Jj , Berg. II, 2, a god who
re-joined the members of the dead.
Tem
2jp *, Temati
Temit ^n=K, °
d O ^11 IL
Vc, one of the 36 Dekans; varr.
\\
* ; Gr. Tu.^
n
the consort of
Tem.
Temit *T, Berg. II, 2, a goddess who
re-joined the members of the dead
of the triad of Heroopolis.
Tem-Rä ^^O, Ö^Ü
god by night and day.
Temu-Heru-àakhuti
, a member
, the Sun-
Harmakhis.
> :^n=K
Ck
', Tem +
Tem-Kheprer > ^ w , N. 663,
foi D t4? <C^>
Tem + the Beetle-god—a form of Râ.
Tem-Kheperà ^ | $<=»t| |,
£^s3fê«Hs3'R4intheta,ee'en-
ing and early morning.
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Tem-sa.aru(?) ~ |^(]4
L.D. III, 28, B.D.G. 856, a god of
Tem-sep
Ck
the 42 assessors of Osiris.
D _Plll'ta D £j
, B.D. 125, II, one of
Temu - sma - Khebit
kW
0 O, B.D. 38, 1, a form of Tem.
Tem-Tehuti
Tem + Thoth.
tem, tem-t
1 ^fc03
^
, B.D. 175,6,
Ck
/ OtT| it II vp^ZŒ
, U. 608, T. 332,
•HM-
Ck
.; ^JCII
û g, g, Ck C=L Ck
sp^ZCC (2, * Cpf ir
*•
, no, not, none, not at all, by no means,
nothing, nought, not any, nothingness, without ;
Q f\ ^K, p. 665, those without; tem unn
vf\ Üfe, non-existent ; /\ t\ -^> @ 4^1,
the dead; ^ ffi ^ JU, clawless; )a
III ©
, unknown;
V3
if1
è
i, unsatisfied; Copt. XJUL.
temi-t
ΣE3E
, so that not.
tem erta ^nr |\ . , not to permit,
not to allow, not to cause.
tem pesiu per te-t khaiu frg D
1 ar UU ar >> Excom-
munication Stele 5, the name or description of
a class of people (secret society?) who were
expelled from Napata.
tem, temm £$^fe* *-$^
,, to die, to perish, the end, death.
î£ar
î£ar
torn ^che^v ^., with ha-t O, _^£ O,
stubborn, obdurate ; Copt. TUôAA ÏÏ&HT.
Ck
tomiu ^^
Äv t\ ^ i 'the dcad*the damned-
temmtiu 0 ^ |)|) ^ ^ ^ j,
Litanie 8, the dead, the damned.
Ck
<?
tem J~*_ in the title ^
Ck , ,
<wwsa Ck V\ \ A.Z. 1902, 96.
^ar
temui [pe n ! A-2- ^o2» 96, lands,
I \\ I 1 estates.
temm ° f\ 10* Ebers PaP- 7©, 18,
>I3E _M* JS^. 19
tem, temi ^E flj £&, ^<&, ^%
: i 1 Hi ^n=si
i, to sing, to declaim, to praise.
temiu M Vfà|, choristers, singers, choir.
tem
tem JLö,
Ck
Rev. 13, 29, mat; Copt.
' XJULH.
Rev. 13, 32, to be arrayed or
dressed.
tem-t ^e v, Rec. 5, 92,
Ol ^ILII
, Rec
4, 22, / X, Rec. 5, 96, bandage,
bandai! IL Ol
let, covering, attachment, sack, bag, pouch ;
Copt. TOOJUie.
Ck I ^ILII I ^H IL I fyl, It
/ , Rec. 4, 2 9, sledge of a shrine, frarne-
work, crate, wicker box ; Copt. TJLÄ.H.
temmu^^^^j, B.D. ,53A,
23, parts of a net.
Temm reu ubenu, etc.
ΣE3E
I I
^jo^r-H10^
^
tem-t ice*.
B.D. 153A, 18, the pole of the
hunting net of the Akeru-gods.
, Rec 17, 147, ^Lj§£
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0(3
, to join together (?)
temm
^IC3E
kkfl^kM-
to compress, to squeeze
together.
o ^
^lOŒ J§^ JS*^ Ci ^E3
compact substance.
tern, terni o
e
, some hard,
V£A
e, to in
iv
ç5^, to cut, to engrave, to inscribe; varr.
©
temtem ^
, Verbum I, 336, 3,
^, Rev. m, ",}^}^^-fl,
cut, to carve, to scrape, to scratch, to engrave ;
Copt. tJÖLTJÖL.
I, IV, 1082,
temmut N
foi
writings, documents, inscriptions
tema û v. \x\ AA Rev. 14, n, to
strike a lyre, to play the harp.
tema Ç*Jp m, a kind of sacred tree, nut
tree«; plur. "||£|j.
tema ^Bt, ^J? ' r* n>t0 bind t0"
- ' *' V1 1 -*i
gether"; var. *^jp ^ .
tema ^l^ft* ^ft. ft. Rec-
27, 222, sack, mat; Copt. XJULH.
tema-t ^4^^, ^^T^, 2J»
, apparel.
Tema, Temam, Temamti f^*,
_f^£ >^> f^£ Ti<, Denderah II, io, one of
the 36 Dekans ; var. *2fc» TT * ; Gr. Tu/t.
Tema-t
her-t \
C=Z3 §•
O I I I O
>kr, one
<§>-
of the 36 Dekans ; var. * <r> i<.
tema-ti, temam-ti Zb 5Ï, °4 £==
J' / Ms§?'—^ ^ \\
S> ^ S> pairofwi"gsi «"• ^ ».
^1
'^wvx, Rev. 11, 65,
/VA/VNAA
sand-bank, mud-fi^t.
temâ ü£ c=>^ ro^> book, document,
a ' writing.
temâU 2Jr % ^2, wind, breeze; Z^
K T2 \ a^a^' a fair wind'
temai-t f^l^, A!] ^, case, box, chest.
temam ^>^^1T> Rec 27, 222,
Gol. Hamm. 9, 33, .f^^.ft» IV, 1113, _^>
k&^kKAfl[ftW
Pap. 3,10, sack, mat ; plur. o ^g/ t\ J> fl" 1 >
B.D. ,3, ,5, ,8., ., ^ifift.A-2-
1900, 20; Copt "TJLft-H.
temam-t T^JQ ~, SlTm' ^*
^ , "Ek ©v @. ^ apparel made of wool or
-^ m Ä ^ 11ii ' hair ; Copt. TOJUU.
temamu ^Jp f} J) !, the dead.
Temam ^Jp <^^|\ "ta,Rec.2 9; 151,
a serpent-god.
temài o\ (]() ^, o|()() ^S-a, to
bind, to join together; var. c=^> y (1(1,
temi fo=g (](] t=t, inundation, Nile-flood.
temi fa
mnD,
a kind of close hard
stone.
a kind of disease, hard boils (?)
temi ot\ ((] ©, Rev. n, 144» town
townsman ; Copt, '\ ÂX.G.
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temi |*= ûû, Rec. 13, 76, what is fit
ting or seemly ; Copt. X00JUL6.
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tomsu}jjjp^
temum -1 N
damned person or thing
temr ^k
to mix together,
to compound.
temr J^ ^S<Z=>' a kind of sma11 fish-
_ , A.Z. 1906, 116, ft >;s«, Rec.
©Wim y ' Ol <ajgfc'
4, 22, a kind of precious stone or earth, a kind
of ochre (?)
Libyan women.
Temhi-[t] | <= g (j(j *| j^, a goddess
of the Red Land, r~^—1 or desert.
tems , , Thes. 1481, IV, 971, to
turn towards, to direct a course.
terns
MIM
to be striped
' or variegated.
temsu
1, IV, 1082,
e
I, brightly coloured paintings (?)
^> J ff] -fc^> Mission 13, 51,
a charge against someone, indictment, decree of
i, B.D. 125, III, 16; var.
lift-* ft
1 1 1
1 1 1
Terns
khenttljjiil*,]^*,
one of the 36 Dekans; var.
tems \ [ft fl^ ~n, Anastasi I, 26, 2, o
*.
^-fl'
^] m' ° làv[Qï rö'to h,de>to cover
over,
to bury ; Copt. TUDJULC, eüOJULC.
B.D. 41, 9, wooden
111' objects.
ten
pron. 2nd sing. fern, thou; older
+ __ o o o I o 6} I o
LGH ftAAAftA ftAAAftA I /l I /WWA ,
III'© III /VW^VA l' /WWVA SU I Q ^
/WWVA pron. 2nd plur. you, your ; Copt.
111' - THncrr.
, „ , demonst. pron. this.
ten
ten , at the rate of.
ten O, Rev., hole of a serpent.
/W\AftA
teni(?) ° ^, ^'"S, to cut, to divide;
ten, teni «^ *| lx^ b.d. 52,4, ° (I
/WWVA
/WWW
Ö ©
, where ? ;
Ä>
1
/WW\A
III Ö
H
Dream Stele 31, "where are they?"; Copt.
Turn.
tennu /WWW
Ö ©
/W/WW
w
1 ä\ 'whence? Ï c°pt TtJUN
/WWW (? CK , /W/WW I VT*< . /W/WW I , /WWA >£\
0 fl^' 0 ©I 7r^' 0 ©U 0 Jr
1 >\ 1 ' 1 tta' t0 ra,se> to elevate, to exalt,
to distinguish, to promote to high rank, to
I îK , to enlarge the land ;
\ "X& £j3 rtS H a, ^\ !, to increase births ;
possess honour or fame, to be honourable ;
jr
increase : w«w«
\\
o
/W/WW
w
varr. /www
Ö ©
var. /www
Ö ©
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tennu ^. A 1, L-0- m> J94> /J, mag-
Ö © IJi I nincent (statues).
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o
T [ 838 ] T
ten, tennu w»w« >s\ J, w** |
1 O T' IV' I045' eVery h°Ur; "ö" -P I
Ö
ftAAAftA
Ö
o^e_, every time he riseth; 1\ p^^ j
I ^37, Koller 4, 7, of every sort and kind.
teni
w
l^fl' rklll' Thes-I2°4'
to count, to reckon, to estimate.
tennu
post, tax, rent, census.
tenmi-t
v ar ' » ar ' »Rev-
11, 149, men who pay rent or taxes, tenants.
tennu-t amw
0
I "r\m
I /VAAAftA
I Ö
Ö ûll
1' 0 @1j
ftAAAftA
Ö (§.
/^AAAftA v\i, number, quantity, amount, extent;
ftAAAftA
Ö ©
1 vC; ' ^> Sreat number; mwa j
1 ^^ 1, very many ; \o 3
1 i=> I 1
IV, 968, to calculate numbers.
/WWW
Ö
tenn ,v£w, Rev> I2> 45, ground, earth;
o n Copt, enrn.
Tennu /WWW
_ ,u r > /WWW ,
O (£ «21 /WWW
a god, the " father
of the Gods."
Tenn /WWW
a primitive earth-god ; see
Tatenen.
rnpnT1u 1 "I "I ^ the female counterpart
lennit J 4.4.^ 0f Tennu.
m
Tennit Ànit sheta-t àru "k 11
flow, Edfû I, 25, a goddess.
tena
/W
Tenait
district in the Tuat.
, basket.
Û0, B.D. 79, 5, a
tenà ° (] E , Israel Stele 11, basket (?)
/WWW 1 N
teni (?)
to separate.
1iL-
WA« if to divide,
tenà-[t] (J r L , piece, portion;
/WWW 1 *- 1 -M
[I |~|- , rations, allowance.
tenà-t g (j ^^ (j^, the name of
the 7th and 23rd days of the month ; var.
/WWW
1
/WWW
° QÄ, Rougé LH. II, 114, ° (Utôfc,
/WWW 1 / VJ ft/WVW 1 ' 7j
„ [I (^ f%, to be aged, to grow old, old, old
age, maturity, aged man, a title of respect ;
var. /www
tenà (j (g j
/WWW
Rev. 12, 11, brave,
distinguished.
/WWW
1
A S .Jour. As. 1908, 288,
H j\ ' whence ; Copt, TOOK.
tenà
/WWW
tenà (J ^ 8r» Rev- *4> **,t0 Prav>t0
/WWW 1 >^ I
cry out, to invoke ; and see £
I.
tenàu
Q circular vessel, pot
' or tray.
tenài(?) ■ ° Q <g fleflfl, Jour. As.
ft/WVW 1 1 11
1908,256= ° (] |C(?)
/WWW 1
tenàs (j I ^\ , heavy, ponderous.
ft/WVW 1 I ^\
tenit rOO^^i, C ^ I, B.D.
(Saite) 145, 36, outcry, cry,-clamour.
tenu „ £, A.Z. 1908, 17, dyke(?) piece,
portion ; see (I » L , and tena
/WWW 1 *1 " A/WWN
/WWW
Ac-
tenu
Gw' ö
compare Copt. eertKJU.
\ 3=,' ecliPse(?>'
tennut ^0^ ?ev< 't "t wo-men
Ö Q w III players of tambourines.
tennu /WWW
Ö ^
www, the "old" canal;
var. /www
ft
"tennu
ftAAAftA Y^ ^^^"j weakness, failure.
Tennu /WWW I
Ö ^ I
1 1 < a foreign tribe or
{W) ' nation.
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tennu^^!,UD.m>I94,I5,bird,
tenbekh ° j RM. 5645, 12,
AAAAAA ^£) I J\
o n a—=» o n *»-«» on ft. »«
AAAA/W -SÜ .A WWW ^ 55»Nt AAAAAA ^ _ZT $*Â
Peasant 161, J njj~i, to shrink from,
to hesitate, to waver, to fail, to deceive.
tenbekh-t — \\ @
AAAAAA
fright,
shrinking.
"\ AAAAAA n
tenflu )V|
tenem
AAAAAA
A
^ Rev. 14, 11,
l' harpers.
Peasant B 2, 98,
, B.D. 169, 23, IV, 363,
AAAAAA
,, a*/wvx /\,, fl ^z=: (1(1 /v,
A/WWA J 11 AAAAAA
/V, to wander, to err, to go astray,
to lose the way, to turn aside from.
tenem m c
a. o
see
/v
1 o
AAAAAA _2a*\S /'nv^ AAAAAA
tenemu ° (1 t^^S, Peasant 18, a
AAAAAA J "HVy I I I
plant used in medicine (?)
Tenemi °
AAAA*
à- °
LU /www
B.D. 125, II, one of the 42 assessors of Osiris.
lS9' 8' ö ^>^> o' Ombos '• 6l' a god"
dess who gave drink to the dead.
"\ AAAAAA "\ AAAAAA / Ô "\ AAAAAA / Ô
"\ AAAAAA <T ~^> (S "\ AAAAAA
Jim 1 L-fl' Jim
strong, strength, brave, valiant ; compare Copt.
Z(A5(J0pe.
"\ AAAAAA <. "^» r» "\ AAAAAA <T "s.
tenreku A • e°,
O111 ^z^> 111 O111 Tzzz*
yS Ö , Anastasi IV, 12, 1, carob wine.
tenher ° HI Ç5> box, chest, coffer.
J*
. . . Llfl'
to be
tenh
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
, a pair
nf • „c. _,,,,. ^ ^^ Rev.'14, 4; Copt.
01 wings: piur. /www , t> 17 —r
<y
tonkhonui Q ° (1 (1 %,, N. 1165
"°^^(1(1,p.39., 8 y.y™°f
AAAAAA
tens Aww, M jj, I ß , to be heavy, to be
weighty, ponderous ; see I E3 A.
aaaaaa I Hi
tens °ö
, A.Z. 1871, m,
hippopotamus, symbol of Typhon, or Set.
"\ AAAAAA
tent II , belonging to.
tentâmu|Tlk^ni°'akind
of disease.
tent hetrà ~| * | ° (j [ R,
belonging to the horse, horse-soldier, cavalry.
• tenta (?) ^ût\ gfip, Rev- I2>.93>
v ' (§. J^"5^' scorpion.
tenta ° ) [) ° a kind of 8rain' see.dj
/www 0 1 III' or fruit.
Ten-ti o V ° U J), Lit- 47. a form of
W ^-~-, Sil ' the Sun-god.
tentem ° ° f\ °} akbd of grain,
AAAAAA
frr-ir J$^ m' seed, or fruit.
tenten dk, „ M Jjr, to be strong,
AAAAAA AAAAAA Zj ÜÜ /Ll
to attack, aggressive ; var. <2jV £ -/»■
AAAAAA AAAAAA
tenth AAAAAA, a plant (?) Tf^'
tentha-t
o o
, throne pavilion, throne; varr.
AAAAAA
_T I , AAAAAA jT| .
o an ^—
Tenten ] œ mm, the ™me °[ % ^r"
0 rwww pent deity.
© J, Rev. ii,
tenntchai AAAAAA
Ö
188, shrine, sanctuary.
ter <=>L c^IÉ' ^llf'a
particle.
ter,terà ° f{ \, Gol. Hamm. 13,112,
Thés. 14S1, IV, 97o, ^£ ^ |], ^(j £
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terr
ter
Tppe.
weak.
jj£^,Rec. 16,57, ^Jf
^ 1 , to pay honour, to revere, to applaud, to
have a regard for; j ^jj ^=», Amen. 25,
7, j *=$ ^^, ibid. 21, 11.
0 X ^ IV, 1182, to revere ; Copt.
^>f^'t0be
ter ° {= ° (1(1 0 = xh, time.
ter \ <zz> (\= I O, time, season
ter 5p, Rev. 13, 19, to produce.
ter-t I^Q.Rec-2> io7> I^D
Il A ^=-7*-, 1 a Q> willow tree; plur.
o 11m' Pap" 3°24' 92' 1 ^^ ^ I ! '
Rec. 2, 62, lie1' Metternich Stele 77,
Xüope (&00 ft Toope), eoop.
ter ft, M v, stuff, cloth, bandlet,
garment ; <=> ww "~f II, Rec. 6, 8,
a byssus cloth ; varr. ft I, 0.
ter L , fi t -fl, to destroy, to wipe
out, to efface, to obliterate; * ^
Jour. As. 1908, 308, destruction of sensuality
destruction.
X o
ter
, to guide.
terter L_J], Rev. 12, 27, strong
place, fort ; Copt. X&."Xxë\.
terr \ )JL oven, furnace; Assyr.
Hf< ^ Al» Rawl. C.I.W.A., V, Obv. I, 1. 27,
Heb."tt3fl, Syr. *4c^è. Arab. ,^J.
ter-ti
w
the two eyeballs of
Râ.
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ter-ti <£> ^L % = &
the two birds, i.e.', Isis and Nephthys.
ter-ti
ter, trà, tri MM O, Rec 33, 6,
I , time, season; fern. (1(1 o | ;
festivals ; Of ^^7> at a^ times, always ;
•j O a*/w\a -^ ^sN ^ time of dawn ;
(j j' O **/wva ^ ^ p=f=^ O, time of evening ;
•j O a*/w\a o _, Sphinx Stele 8, Rec.
17, 147, midday; (j j O**
Rec. 17, 130, the night season; Copt. TH.
trà-ui ^ £ g, IV, ,045, ° I) £
£r, the two times, i.e., morning and evening.
trà-t, teri-t ° (|{^ ° (j(| ^, toe,
claw, talon.
terri <z
teri °
tru ^
stream, river.
Jour. As. 1908, 312, to
destroy.
tru
j, Rev. 13, 38 =
to revere, to worship.
{* - 1 <^> \ f*'
, Kubbân
C (3
Stele 3, (IM 0, colour, paint.
terD <E> il t0 S've>t0 administer, to pro-
^ O 1' vide offerings.
terp \ ft, to bind, to tie together.
terp
D*
, a kind of goose; plur.

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terf
to write, to copy, writing,
document.
tert ° llv> Rev* I2' 78' stairs>* Co£î-
<=> 0 ' TOOpT.
Tertiu (?) \ <==> ' ' ', the dwellers in
deserts and mountains.
teh
#iH
A,
p. (/I, heat, flame
ra
ra
^t-fl,
' ra
ra
' ra
^' ra^A' ra^' ira 3^' Treaty I3j
p. A, r-, ^è\, to cross over, to transgress, to
infringe, to violate a frontier, to break.into, to
trespass, to invade, to attack ;
1021,
ra
ra
ra
^a,iv,
, to transgress a law;
[ J\ " ^*"^i to go off the road, to
o I
err; r-i J-A > t0 wander (of the mind); ,—, .A
I, Israel Stele 13, to invade a nation.
tehu ^\i
ra_^l^gf'Peasant237>m
NrL ^uflT" Amen. 5> I2> r7> 6, transgressor,
Jl* 2r ' marauder, invader, attacker.
tehi-t 5<*Îa, Peasant 28l\PaP- 3°24,
IÜ -* 11, attack, invasion.
teha
ra
Jour. As. 1908, 277,
trouble.
tehab
ra
J'
ra
X O
;l-a' ra
. 11' ra
j^t-..
SJ^SSJLSI-S
S ^H 1, to beat, to strike.
tehab
ra
J
@
wooden instrument; plur.
, a kind of wood,
S !
var.
ra
J
e
ra
J
teham
ra
VV TTT °
^,111,143, m
kJL'ÄkV^Äk
^K^-', to muster an army, to collect by force.
tohan
ra
&
, to appoint to an office,
to promote ; var.
tehani
ra
&
rajBkv\<s>,togrce,',osa,ut,:'
to pay homage by touching the ground with the
forehead.
tehar | rD ^■2a cr~D Q, oven, furnace.
tehà -((
tehâr
raH%*
ra<^>
Rev. 13, 27, trouble;
Copt. TUÔ&.
Rev. n, 182, brave,
distinguished.
tehâra ^ \j
ra
-g£& v\ , Rev. 11, 182,
the blooming one (?) ; Gr. OiXeia (?)
i, IV, 686, a "brave,"
tehur *^f
a soldier; see ,—,
ra
teheb
tehem
tehem
mil
a kind of
wood.
r B.M. 138, to cry out ;
m L-fl' Copt. xe^ejuL (?)
ra
L-fl,
ûfLl X
Thes. 1205, ^S^, ra^^^J' t0
muster an army, to round up men, to drive cattle,
to attack ; var. ra_ $i.
21 ra I:
tehem
ra
' rar
to water.
tehem 2 T M , to cook, to boil.
tehen-t*m®£, ~m ®, £ £ J,
Aft/WVA \ AA/WVA
ra® ?!
forehead ; Copt. Te&rte.
tehenn
, to adore, to touch
ra
the earth with the forehead in homage.
0 ^wvA^_fl £bers Pap g5> ,4)
tehennu
füöe
1 1 1
tehni S . Iftî-JI, °
parox)'sm (?)
ra w i°stw^J' ra w i°bl—a'
to appoint to some rank or dignity, to promote,
to dedicate ; var.
ra w
m
toher raT$' raS^i'Thcs-
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tehteh n n ™. ^ ^J-^T
lU lU ' T^T.
tefjirv,i,']i^m'iead;var-
° ; Copt. T&prr.
,,000 *~*
of metal, brass (?); var. ji —h— o, \ Q ^ o.
tehia o § (1(1 'Çx A, Rev., to wallow,
to sprawl about ; Copt. T(JU£,.
il \ V ' a P^ant' anc* tne see^ or ^ru'1 °^
the same used in medicine (Ebers Pap.)
tehen ]j[ — flff, flff, ]g^,to
sparkle, to coruscate, to scintillate, the lightning
flash; var. c^> fi w»w« O; tffff^/)
Culte Divin, 157.
TTTT' TTTT , ° , • W 0 ° „-„>
]IVti']L^N,'P-S-B-I5'^]f
o 1 ^|>~Amen-6j 8' fiff ;. |j( — fiff»
fliïf m ' J Ia will' Hymn DariuS 38' sParkle-
stone, crystal, faience, blue porcelain.
Tehen-t (Thehen-t) flff ° , a name
of the sacred boat of Heroopolites.
Te,entiuMr7iTfJ|j)A.,
1900, 20, the sparkling gods, stellar luminaries (?)
w
ftAAAftA
O O O
ftAAAftA
■mr °
1 1 1
see also Thehnu fyyjj1 *) vj
tehnu J I o^ \ j, Hh. 364, flint
knives (?) obsidian knives (?)
teher o |-2s& ^|l, Rev. 12, 39, to be
jealous ; Copt. TUJ&p.
a kind of metal, copper (?); var.
tehsu o
tel* ]fl
H (f) ^\ Festschrift (Leemans)
I v Jl ' 3, shoemaker.
^ dp * to beat, to break,
£=, 1 £ Jl} to hammer.
^ v> À> jl> **"ä» plummet, the little
weight which served as the tongue of the scales ;
S "& w 11' ^ubbân I3' Just wci8hti q à
I |, Rev. 3, 12, the regulation of justice.
tekhà (I ^ nnm, A.Z. 1900, 33, weigher,
the pointer of the scales.
tekhi ^ £ ^, J £ ^, ibis, crane;
Copt, f <6i (?)
Tekhi ° 6 JL ? titler0f Thothas resu"
® lU lator of times and seasons.
Tekhi ° w tne Soc^ °f ^e ist montn
® ' (Thoth).
Tekhi[t] \\, goddess of the ist month.
Tekh-en-bu-maät ^6
B.D. 125, III, 28, name of thedoor-bolt of the
hall of Maâti.
tekhit 2 ^, Rec. 16-, 141, I X, J %
^j, violet P)j«r.^;^°S^,
water or essence of violets.
tekh-t 2 "^> 2 Ä' Nàstasen Stele,
a wine cup or bowl; °~AV Ebers 66>- ^
O
Ö'
wineskin (?)
tekh ° O a mixture of bread and wine
ö,2ö,
or bread and beer,
O AA A O
ftAAAftA
ftAAAftA
ftAAAftA
tekhi '
^£
, to drink, to be or to
become drun k ; Copt, f &6, ei^)I.
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T
tekhu J^qW Love Songs 2, 2,
O JI h drink.
tokhàu £ (] ^ Ö, drunkard; plur.
O
111
tekhu
G habitual
t, ,/)' drunkard.
Tekhu $ j^,N.6i8, Ö,T. 87, M. 240,
the cupbearer of Horus.
tekh ° ö ° ^ the "drunken"
© ^E7' O ^E7' festival.
tekhait (tekhit)
»4, 15, ° I ()!) s=>
' tekhab (tekheb)
0 =
Rev.
drunkenness; Copt.
J-.
Rev.
13, 15,
T==T
Rev. 14, 12, flooded
or irrigated land.
tekhan (tekhen) ° 0 Û, Rev. 13,
19, to hide, to protect.
tekhanu ° Ö Rev. 12,117, a hiding
*»—»rT3' place.
tekhanu (tekhnu) ° Ö °, Rec.
v ' »-» HDD III
15, 16, a kind of stone.
tekhar Ä> ^^, $v Rev. 14, 10, to be
ftAAAftA
AA/WVA
ftAAAftA
troubled
tekhirt] ^ flu 4k,Rev-I2'36' massfre>
L J ©Hi JB? slaughter.
'L-fl' ©
Ç—fl' OJU' ©
ty /w^, Rec 5, 86, U*~*, ^
(2 Q, to dip in water, to steep
WAW, S&â ftAAAftA,
Ck
©
=1 © ' ©
in water, to plunge into water, to flood, to wet,
to moisten, to anoint.
tekheb O, y * ., any foetid
moisture from the body, sweat, etc. ; var.
tokhbustà o J e ^ ] 1 "H"' Harris
500, rev. 2, 4, sack, sacking; var. o *£\ U (2
tokhbokh-j-.-J-^.
Pap. 67/- ° II **"**) to shrink back from,
tekhen w/m ,
ftAAAftA
' O w
to hesitate, to waver.
, Rev. 13, 19,
' OüJ?L-/)'
Nàstasen Stele 40, ö Sp, Rev. 13,19, to hide,
to cover over, to protect; Copt. TlLngfi (?)
teknen w^, aam«, Ebers 60, 10, ^>>d,
to have running or rheumy eyes (?)
tekhnen ^=, vfbum. n> § I23> to
© j^&- have diseased eyes (?)
tekhen
©
V
—Ü, Q ö ^', A.Z.
a*/w\a _ ., to beat a drum
IO06, I23, /W\AftA £_l*j , WW«
or tambourine, to play an instrument of music
tekhenu „^
player; var
;, musician,
ößl
IV.7S6.^H|,JIJIJI^.^»».
great obelisks ; JI JI JI T^^^, IV, 642, very
1 1 1
obelisks ro8 cubits (162 feet) high.
0 AA^'N-ii6s> the
P. 391 ; var.
two obelisks of Rä.
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Ck
ftAAAftA
T. 317, Rec. 27, 192,
ibis (?)
tekhen
tekhes^^, Sfl\=X\'
^ [1 \^, to slay, to kill.
tekhtekh Tl©"|®, u. 495» T. 236, N.
157, t , Anastasi I, 28, 6, A-,
Rec. 16, 129, ^ ^ r-~-., Love Songs 1, 10,
1 1 1
Ml
Ck Ck
© © .A'
Rev. 13, 69, to be disarranged, in wrong order,
topsy-turvy, involved, confused, muddle,
disorder ;
Ck Ck
I, Anastasi I, 28, 3,
CkCk<
confused speech, meaningless chatter ;
B.D. 17, 135, disarranged hair; Copt. TG^-
tekhtekhut SS^C=£:£=I, Rec. 26,225,
confusion, disorder.
Tekhtekh n([û([ <f&V, N. 1135,
c±C> a ft F^l M- 549» an abusive epithet.
^ ^ ' applied to Äapep.
tes ^\ , ^\ nnm, a stone or
metal knife ; var. ^\ , and ^^ ^\ .
tes hetch-t
-h— nnm
O
, Rec. 4, 21,
a white precious stone
tes thehen
Ck >^>-»[^^ a sparkling
'UN'' stone.
IÏÏTTT1
tes-t \ II o, I, 117, a feminine title (?)
tesàf ° û^=(l-^-0,bread'cakf'
—h— 1 G 1^=^ dough.
tesitesi
ej, Rev. 11,
188, judges (?) Glossed by AJaJOY.
tSU "I ^, see A.Z. 30, 81, P.S.B. 15,
471 ( ft is a prefix).
tSU |±^\^^, staff, support.
tesef —h— ^, —h— o , bread, cake, dough.
tesh
o x
plur. nn ]
X 1
, ordinance, law, regulation;
i'n^]à^lJi'CoptTe(A^
X
X
tesh ,. ~ . to rub down, to crush.
GTlLJ
tesh 'x , Amherst Pap. 28, nn,
q m .a ox XX7^
r^_| 5 -A . Peasant 179, oo , IV, 892,
Q "loo Q ni ,
Œnk—=Z1, ftp „> r~wn : I, to depart from,
to leave, to be separated from, to separate, to
crush, to cleave : _ru. C3E:L_J], Rec* 27>,8,8>
X inseparable.
teshtesh ° ° X, Ebers 69, 12,
o o ^ o o X
\\ , - „, to separate, to
nnnn A, nn nn l_ _/) r '
divide, to pound, to triturate.
Teshtesh ^^^j, A.Z. 1869, i39,
o o X
mn nn J\
used in the performance of resurrection
ceremonies.
j, Rec. 4, 31, a model of Osiris
0^0, I, 140, >* , Rec.
nn ' nn | © '
^, 118, frontier, boundary region; plur.
Ck n X \> gk Ck
, 1 v\ 1.
DO Tim
o X £
nn £ J\ \>
nome; Copt. TOttJ, TOOCtJ.
Ck
tesh
i]
1
tesh-t
@ X j Àmen. 7,
ÏÏT DO 1 \> I |' 12, 15.
, Copt. Cat. 406,
teshu
CD
j Rev. 11, 125, dwellers
I ' in a nome.
Tesh nn, Ombos I, 84, a city-god.
X ©
tesh
,!•
Rev. 11, 167
X
do
tesha ^Mj^, °ÛSÎ1^l1,> t0
split, to cleave, to divide, to crush.
teshi ^^ (I (I nnm , a kind of stone.
teshi Q
DO
teshb (?) ^ Jx, to break, to split.
t-sheps |j$fj, t^n^ö' Rec l6>
44 T' bundle (?)
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Rec. 32, 66, the cinnamon tree, cinnamon ;
schrift(Leemans) 117, 13, I Jj\\ W, cinnamon
oil or pomade.
teshen-t rxci ri , a metal tool or weapon.
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/VAAAftA
tesher oo, red, redness ; see r-rc—1 /%^;
Copt. Xpocy.
teshri ° .Aûfjfjçtf^ared cow.
m
teq \v , to cut, to slay, to strike.
tea ° Dl sPar'c' ^re> lamP> torch ; Copt.
.0 ¥2
teqem ^ J\ L-=fl, Rev. 12, 49, to un-
sheath a sword ; Copt. TOIÖÜC.
teqen öe^,to rule, to govern.
teqer <r=>, to be strong, mighty; var.
teqer ° -^ lg>, Nàstasen Stele, 45
Teqer
o _ss&
^, Mar. M.D. 49,
Sphinx I, 90, Rec. 21, 136, the name of a
Libyan dog owned by Antef-äa; in Egyptian
teqes
PV
o zi
, A.Z. 1908, 35,
131, to pierce, to penetrate, to cut, to stab;
Copt. TOOKC.
tek ^3*, Pap. 3024, 15,
tek ° £
tekk
to enter,
' to invade.
to disturb, to break the
peace.
, A.Z. 1905, 25, Gol. Hamm.
Ué^r^c8,i4r)^
no,
Rec. 12, 70, ^=^ .A, ^z^ft , to thwart, to
attack, to rob, to invade.
tekku ^ê*% h, robber, marauder,
invader;' plur. ^^ V\ jfti, IV, 614, ^z=*
\^A> IV, 647.
tektek .A , Mission 13, 58, B.D.
"3> 3»
«o «o X
^ fl> Rev. 11, 62, 12, 8, 70,
to invade, to attack; var.
Î5S
S^>
S
f> to kindle a fire, light a
'& ' . lamp.
teki (?)
teku ° ^\ fll , flame, lamp ; plur.
tekk-t ° ^* *^> a kind of insect»
teka
teka
U. 335, Rec 30, 187, a
fire-goddess.
<vz^* a ^Zi weevil (?)
, to see ; var.
', Rec. 3, 57 grain, fruit.
»
fire, flame, lamp, torch; | [_] J^ lj ffV'
Rec. 3, 49, many lamps ; Copt. *f~K.
Tekait |°j
Tekait y ^ (](] o fj, Tuat IX, a
fiery, blood-drinking serpent.
Tekait | j j, the consort of Maa-hes
TekauIV (J^^f|,l11, BD'I37A'
the four holy torches or lamps.
Tekaharsapusaremkakarmit Q
<=> %\ û î B>L>- (Saïte) l64> 4> a magical
^^J^OïïT name.
Teka-her |J f| T' ^T' Tuat HI'
(1) a serpent in the boat Penâ; (2) the serpent-
warder of the 4th Gate.
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=0=, Rev. 14, 49, a kind of oil.
o & TV . ...2 I
©v^
tekan | jr.^,, Jour. As. 1908, 307, to
drive away, to reject ; Copt. XUJCTTt (?)
tekas » 1 iq) V , A.Z. 1908, 131, to
pierce, to cut into ; varr. 11 J\, \\ ;
Copt. TU3KC, eüOKC.
teku °^ {^ ^\, bread, loaf, cake.
tekem ° tv^, B.D. 78,3, to approach.
tekem ~
tekmu ° Ifck.'V^ ^$^!' drawers
of swords; Copt. xeKJUL, TOKJÜL.
Tekem ^^J, ^M
B.D. (Saite 42) 72, 7, a god ; varr.
^ ill ' "" X«_B^ ' ftAAAftA
Todt. II, in.
Tekmi ^*(|f] .A , Tuat V, a jackal-god.
teken
*45> PaP- 3°24> 7i,
^k1l'IV'1016'
to approach, to draw near, to enter; Copt.
TOX, XOCT.
teknu c^ö.he who enters ; plur. <^z^s
JT I ftAAAftA _R I I I
tekennu ^8* ö^>^ , Rec. 20, 41, to
pierce the sky „(of high towers or buildings)
teknu, tekennu T^q*, ~
M^\ Sphinx,. 3, 151, human victim, a substi-
_#' tute in a death ceremony.
Teken-en-Rä ^^ö^, ^=* O
"^^ 6j), the god of the 13th day of the month.
* teken-t ^zz^> o u. 544, <vz^* ,
ftAAAftA ftAAAftA ° ° °
T. 299
v. x6, U. 543, v—-* .A , Peasant
Q \\ Q Ck Q
.A .A
û û Q u
ftAAA/W ftAAA/W ftAAA/W
Ck
ftAAAftA
Tekneru
!**
Mar. M.D.
49, Rec. 11, 80, the name of one of the hunting
dogs of Àntef-âa.
teker
.A, Rev., to come, to approach ;
var.
teks ^[U, ^fl^, a.Z. I9o8,
131, to pierce, to penetrate; var. ° \\ >
Copt. TOOKC. "
teksa ° é Rev- ixj I68, the flat part
,vz^* Y ' of the back.
teksa JL é ^, U, Rec. 35, 84, a
broad, flat knife.
teksa-t ° ÖL, Rev. u; 188, °
(qJ ^ ^^, Rev. 14, 33, table.
tektek ° ° ^, a kind of plant;
plur. ^^^.
1 11
Ck
teg,tega ~
Ck
Ck
'S
.e
, to see, to look at, to examine, var.
teg
S
Rev. 13, 48
teg S f, Rev- f4, 67> plant; Copt
teg
S
©
o, plants, seeds.
Ck
Mb*
tega
Ck
s
.11G-D
to bandage; as in 7-r
û^ no û
D
T
for
TT
tegas
tegen
teges
^ B.D. 39, 22, to re-
' move, to carry on.
* to approach, to
' draw near.
S
p
Berg. I, 56,
slaughterhouse (?)
teges g q$ r^n, Rec. 35, 84,ametal(?)
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o o
tegteg s s ^ a , Rev. 12,70, cQ cq L—fl,
£T\(T\, to attack, to destroy.
tet , U, to collect; var. ûv\ |;
Copt. OUOOTT.
tôt , * , form, likeness, image;
Tetui ° % ( 11 , P. 590» the two statues,
Tet-ti âb (hat) ^ "J Û O» U. 598, a
double goddess, the two daughters of the four
gods of the Great House, ° li h O jk j^.
tet ° , Rev. 12, 33, ^ J) err], Rev.
o n o ill
11, 146 = ÏÏÏÏ ^-»*", pylon.
tet-«<?) *fo
basement of a
temple.
445, skin, hide.
tet ^""^, pot, cauldron ; var. -. .
tet À , to turn, to withdraw.
tet X° an amulet symbolic of the uterus
Q I ' of Isis.
Tetà o|(j ^, Rec. 30, 2, a god.
Tetàân m ww«
O 1 ^33>:
1
the name of a foe
of Amasis I.
\\
teti(?) A°^rv>-, stick, pole; plur. Ä^-**
tOtl A ££, see ra.
ÜWSl \\ \\ 21
tetbu (?) IM^^wvx, B.D. 137, 40,
Ca *ö -Il www
to smear, to daub.
00
tetef , Herusâtef Stele, 59, his, its.
tettet }*}ȣ. ^Vd
to sub-
do away.
teth
tetme-t
, nurse, attendant.
o, a kind of seed (?)
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ths=
th s=
th[a]
TH
> = sometimes Heb. D; Copt. X or (T.
», f = o, thee, thou.
, soldier, bowman; plur.
writing, book, document,
list, warrant.
I, sages, learned men;
th-t
th-t
T" V$* i > * V$* i "J8L~\ " the sages of the
House of Life," i.e., the learned men of the
College attached to the temple.
th-t ^^
th-t s==s
o i
tha, thai
l, a gathering of people.
, a kind of goose.
^f=ü) W, P. 777, M. 772,
f^TD,
f^TD
f=îJi
plur.
f=Vl
^^ß, man, male, masculine;
11*"
11"
, T. 197, P. 678,
N. 1293,2g* 'C==!]D ar ! >Rec- 31»25,
!i
Nâstasen Stele 44,
■\\c±a
!;
f^TÎ
I, Hymn Darius 32,
f=Tb f^ïïi f=ïum
r 1 1 1' 1 1 i' © III'
men and women, males
and females ; ^\ 1, the male genital organs ;
(>5j Ut] ,seed;
a virile young man;
Copt. (To, XO.
y, & man child;
I, ganders ;
TH *=»
the governor-in-chief, the headman of a town
or village; g|?^^}> B-D- (Saïte) 145, 23,
the Arab Mudîr or Wazîr.
tha-t
, governor and
/ ID Dim
judge of the Two Lands.
tha-t meh jfe» ° <#, governor of the
North, i.e., of Lower Egypt.
tha-t mer nu-t nu Tamerà *9~" °
n
©qö
tha-t en sa
f=îJi
<==> governor-general
o©' of Egypt.
'v^/^ HHHHh», governor of
a grade of priests in the temple.
tha -1 resu (shemä ?) jfe, °
governor of the South, i.e., of Upper Egypt
tha
Thaui
' J] J the " male "—a title of Geb
' U l ' the Earth-god:
%- &$
\\
• , Bubastis 51,
sg^i, B.D. (Saïte) 164, 11, twin gods or
goddesses, Shu and Tefnut, Isis and Nephthys, etc.
Thau uru
^
> P. 319»
M. 626, a class of divine males mentioned in
-k, "Beautiful
connection with (I
Tha nefer
boy "—the name of a star.
thau (?) ^5^fef » T. 316, the solid
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thau(?) ^ ! B-D- J53A> 30, birds,
tha
fowls.
to be angry,
inflamed.
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tha àb (hat) tffejl®, 'Hies. 1481,
IV, 970,
tha
to envelop, to clothe.
O to be wroth, to fly
I ' into a rage.
Ö, to wrap up,
tha
|TL-fl,
thau ,
, bandlet ; see
*
, IV, 1089, g
roll, writing, document,
order, edict.
^ <b\Cl',0
bear, to carry, bearer, carrier.
tha
thai meh-t
B.D. 164, i, |^ £^ ~=>\ j[ o ß, fan-bearer,
bearer on the right hand of the king.
thai metcha-t
U«/)'
, carrier of the book, i.e., accountant, agent.
thai seri-t
w
thai sehetpit
thai shebt jfe rn J J
190, wand-bearer, staff-bearer.
thai ^M^*' t
L-fl*
1200 ~"
Hh. 550,
uJ4
banner-bearer of
an army.
o Rec. 16, 56,
tt«2/' thurifer.
■• Rec 7,
t-fl*
, Thes.
t-fl
&^^C' G»t0 seize't0 toke»t0
carry off, to grasp, to lay violent hands on, to
ravish, to steal ; Copt. XI, (fl, XHf, X\Of€.
tha-t, thau-t
'BU'
Wi-
W\
l-fl'
00
plunder, theft.
thai ^MG$,sekcr',hief-
thai
■M
t—fl
^,
%*•
Treaty 17, offence, injury.
thait
thau
L-fl
, theft.
V ^^ ^f' tn,ef> robljer.
thau rt^rt^rv^f > "robbers"—the name
given to some of the pieces used in playing a
game on a draughtboard ; Q o I v\ Q
l""1"!
99-
thai ^^* *è\ (B £ ~, to work on some
hard substance, to model, to be worked or
engZ?(of metal)i ^^S>!k %•
Rec. 34, 48, graven with a chisel.
thaiu Jfe. 1\ f= °, Anastasi *» "• 7.
l^à7 w^. v Jim' graven objects.
thau %z, ^, u. 429, ^f ^y3 ^»
T. 246, P. 334, gj^^, P. 707,
/£M i^r-1, -^r^ , wind, air, respiration,
breath; plur. fe, 1^3 %\ ô, R 156, ?^ %\
X^3o,N.786, ^^I^3I^3I^3,M.2i5,
N.686, X^^fö,^. 33, 36; ^t.
thau 1^3 ^[ ^^, date palm (?) olive (?)
tha
tha
w
o. A.Z. 1906, 1 iS.
, grain, drop, pellet, bead, necklace.
var.
0 1 wk^' *° stuve' to *"" tne na'r' see
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tha
*? I H I RM- 5645> a kind of
i Vw ' animal (?)
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tha en unsh (?) ,£o u «^ -^» ^
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Love Songs 2, 2, '• wolf's paw," i.e., mandragora,
"love apple," and compare the following.
thaui (?) — j
l^ 1, Amen. 12, 18,
9 , Amen. 13, 4.
tha-ti
O \\
^^,1^.111,194,17,
the double throne or chair of state on which the
king was crowned.
. thaàr ^^()^'IV. 896, §Jr f\
v L—/], Sphinx 1, 22, to restrain, to coerce.
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thaàrtu-^(-^)^^
Nàstasen Stele 11, 12, to cross over; Copt
XIOOp.
X
^1 , A.Z. 1913, 128,
to give an order.
thaàtâ Jfe1 Q ^1 Q ^> Love Sonss
7, 11, a kind of plant, olive (?); compare Heb.
™(?)
thai g^'()()f>,
sure(?) fire-drill (?)
thaiu ?c
accursed spawn of Aapep.
thai-t s=
<?-r~, a mea-
1 ISmsi j(^ , the
01 sadness (?) sor-
^* row(?)
thaua ^ ^Tj ^ ^, to dress the hair,
to cut the hair, to shave (?)
Thauathasasa j^-fl ^. $& $ 11
™&, L.D. Ill, 164B, a Hittite proper name.
Thatmär (Tham'r) ,
I Jfo, Thes. 1203, a Libyan proper name.
that-ta(?) g^^^A;^, Rech
nungen 35, ferryman (?)
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thab J^j J] Q, IV, 770, Annales III, 110,
&"kJ0, feJWjar'cup'pot'
vessel; plur. fef J%> 0 IV, 636. (/
-J 111' \Gsa7 "000 com.
^3=0
Thabu ^ J <g fl, a «od of win
e and
beer.
v=^,
thab-t TfZ.
stick, staff.
thabsha ^f ^ IiM
work stone, stonemason.
U-fl
, to
thapr
D
, vessel, pot.
S Ö
thapr (?) fe. D ,R635. m. SIO.N.
thapga ^ ° S*^' Anastasi III, 5, 4
of Anastasi IV, 9, 5,
barracks.
*%>l
Thafui rfgj suïu'iûak'
B.D. 17, 112, the double form of Horus
' containing the souls of Osiris and Rä.
l^T'Rec-3i'i2'
tham 7%.
male, masculine, to act a man's part.
thami <tt\ %^f'Iv-Io81'Sh,>
wreck "• ^"k^ ^T-kec- »'■i71-
to cover over, to clothe, to dress, to wrap up in,
to enclose, to wind round, to bind.
&
tham-t fiZ
125, III, 17, coverings, face-cloths.
Thamaâ jfe*1 i\ ß J, the god of
Western Thebes; var. J ^^ß ^ i CoP1-
XHAA.e(?)

TH r 851 1 TH
Thamäkana
07 &°'
Alt-K. 1153, a devil who caused sickness ; var.
k«yi /VWV/V\
1-2», i£Zj , lion.
thamr
thames Jfe ft \>, jfe ^==, P.S.B.
20, 198, to devour, to consume.
£j /www ^»\ ^
than jjgj. va =. TfZ, or
chief officer.
^5 *IWW\ <_=> - j«
thanreh 7*z> 1 »_*==. ga, Anas-
* V>& I I I r-W_ gl
O /nwwvt_ /-> ,.„ r„.„„*
tasi I, 9, 7,
^
thant
r 1 1 1
*IWW\
Ci
=?=s
to forget ; Heb.
state; var. /<
thanti-t
chair of state ; see
thant
thar
<t^—n. throne, chair of
,/J ,—, i see
/WWV\ I I *IWW\
*IWW\
Ci
/WWV\ I
to-, throne,
poles, timbers, bearing-
poles.
t -flj Tombos Stele
9, iv, 84, g^ i^" ^ n. iv> r°78.to
embrace, to enclose, to surround.
thar &S
f>
Mission r3, 117, g^ <g, v\ L—Ü, to be
strong, to be protected, fortified, strong ; Copt.
zop, zoop, zoope.
1 <^
tharei
w
ft.
o Ä' strengtl1' a
.g*a>, whole, sound, strong, protected
thar-t
strong thing, a protected thing.
thar-t ?^ ^\ <=K^T^, ^r^>,
riofl^ , ,, Jour. E.A. 3, 104, an enclosed
v^sSr _ccSk £sLJ
and strong place, a walled enclosure, fortress.
tharit à
tharr jg^' <$ «
plur. rftZjf 1 Ac l .?tas
(a), a kind of cake;
1 1 1
tharâa
■?tas
a kind of
cake.
tharän (?) — sä TfZ, 0.
Nâstasen Stele 40, from — to
tharin
*IWW\
/WW\ I—I O I
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*IWW\
3 \\ /VlWVNA
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v l£s£/ .Sas
, Alt-K.' irÖ2, buckler; var.
p.s.B. 10,472 ; Heb. rvntö.
tharb ^' <=>ijeö, 5^' <=>'J
Y^ Ö > Pot> vessel.
tharh
.Sas
^,
to in^de, to
-Äc>
tharstà-t
part or parts of the body.
thartâ ^zJ <=:> 1 (1
«K&4-11'
transgress.
-ÄÄ
)
I 1 l
a kind of boat.
thartà ?<£*<=> Ti h <^>, Rec. 17, 146,
bread made of fine flour; Heb. POD, Chald.
NJl^D, Arab. ^^Jj (Dozy I, 671), Assyr.
®
sii-ia-tu w^- ^y *y.
thahab Jfe/ # "^\ J ^, Anastasi
IV>2>5, Koller 2,3,^f^J^
a place where horses are exercised.
thahr
o
1 » w
thasàs
chief, master.
tha serit
to ill-treat, to
beat.
, IV, 998,
?■
:—> _tl rj ^ safe or protected
\\ ' ^ N III' thing.
flag bearer, colour bearer of an army ; see
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thash
, boundary, frontier;
see S ^ . ; Copt. TOOJ.
thak ,
thakar
, Rouge I.H. 2, 125
, strong
building, an enclosed and fortified place, tower.
1 ^=^ \\ s , o 1
Thakaru
^ I, Ines.
1208,
1 1 1
916, gZg ^=
<T> I 1 n'
I C-l ■ - ■
, Rec. 21,
_â^> l
ùûiûy
I I I
[W]'
w ^
I, Alt-K. 1171, a Mediterranean people.
Thakar - Bära
Ui
J
w
3-_jïc^4$> Rec. 2i, 78, #£j LI I J
yr \\r±SKf\ tne name of a Syrian governor ;
Heb. Syn-Dt-
• Thakaretha Ä* ' LJ ^^
Harris Pap. Mag., a magical name.
thakatâ
thakrau
*=W\*<
covering,
bandlet.
W ETD
V" 1 1 1
, Harris "I,
57, 13, shutters,.lattices.
thaga g, S^|, Koller 1, 5, 2, 1,
^'J^, iv, 701, gg, s\~fjr> $& s
IV, 732, a kind of tree, the wood of
the same.
ET~D, Anastasi
thagapu TcZj ß
IV, 9, 5, barracks; see
thaten-t ?^
(E
D
S
tf (E
CTD,
see
ci
CT3'
thatha (?)
vessel, or bowl.
Thathait \
15, 47, a form of the Sun-god
«dÜj—,« throne;
I 17 Ö , a metal pot,
0 Zlij, Litanie
Thath-neteru ^za"^—^\ ', Tuat
VI, a god.
thâ-t ^|û, Thes- I28l> Iv> f.S7.
1 fVa emanation, exudation.
That s=> (] o P. , a goddess of Tet-t,
, Busiris/
I, a class of
thàaiu g=> (1
officials, clerks (?)
thàfthàf s=-(|*^_s=>(|*^_, T. 305
Tharef^=a(] Tflßßfl.T. 317, the name
of a magical serpent.
thàthà s=. (1 s=. (1 5 * , Rev- 6> z6>
to stamp with the feet, to gallop.
thàthà s=. (1 s=. flt I, BD- l69' 2>
dances, skippings.
J\
thä(?) _ü||7i,tomn(?)
th-âmit j\ Ijlj o, Rev. 13, 27 =
XineiJULG, in the state of knowing.
thi s=3 [|[| (&, scribe, learned man; plur.
J j; ö(|(j vg>j rr^c-D, Rec.
33, 4, copyists attached to the college, sages.
thi-t s=3(jfj g, e= (|(| g\ band, tie.
thinen^Mflll^,^ I, 9
1 1 I' T T /wwv\
thithi ^û, Love Songs 5, 6,
=> /Ä I t^ S=>S=> ^
^> fîr I ) Rec-2I) 97) ^> ÖT)
\\ \\ 211 W W 21
Rec. 1, 46, ^^ç^' ibid- '> 52> to
wrangle, to dispute, to chatter, to gossip.
thetthet
x
o o
chatter, gossip.
thU, thut s=> %, T. 2II, N. 335,
>v\ , pron. 2nd sitig. masc, thou.
thu (?) , to mount up.
thua s=3 £)
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thua
thua
C\ J| IV, 278, to bind on a
0 ( u' crown.
—fl N. 979, defects (?)
_d' offences (?)
fl
crown ;
thuàt s=> ^k (1 ^^L, T. 284,
:=^%A,andö^().
thui s=^(j(|,that.
thub s=3% Jl, sole, sandal; see s= J
o ÙJ ; Copt, ecocnrr, tooït.
thupar
pet;
\\
,.. . _ 1, horn, trum-
t-fl e $ä ^P "/
trumpet bearer, trumpeter; compare Heb. ""IDUJ,
thupar
thuprath 5E=3 0 <~
Aby. I, Text n, a Hittite chariot.
thuf ö^>*_<$>,
1, Anas-
tasi I, 17, 7, scribe, copyist, secretary; Heb.
1D*ID, Aram. N"JDD, Syr.
, Mar.
(2 \\
?•
0-——-j Till o S
^g xxÏ ©'Rev-6'26' Papyrus;var- *^_ ^XJ
Copt, xocnrq, Heb. P)^d.
.thumâqana e ^ ^ ^\ O.
Alt-K. 1153, a devil of sickness ; var.
O.
u
thun Ä l-fl' & ^ *»t0 bear't0
carry, to rise up ; Copt. TUX>*¥Tl.
thurn s==3 <—
e 1
/VWSAA I 1
-^ 2^, Rec. 1, 48,
buckler, breast cover of leather; var.
(](]<vWaa'|\ i^i; Heb. fïn.UJ.
thurh
to sin, to
trespass.
thurtàs^^^cilf)/;",
\ ft /"Û, fine flour; Heb. nVo.
e
.Aal
thut s=»^, U. 574, N. 968, ^^
a particle; **wvx s=a ^K (1 11, T. 271, P. 22,
M. 33, N. 123, Q s=» %f Q P> U- 58l>
N. 962,8=.^ (j [1, B.D. ,80,37, *=3f
3
, B.D. 180, 27.
thut s=jW, U. 220, to be collected.
thut ^K, U. 559, form, image.
thut s= ^ ^, T. 266, s=> ^T,
M. 43, 421, crown.
thutâ s=3 ^KQ (], P. 34, crown.
thutha
»V
>*^ I > ^ Sä I > tne piPing of
a bird, the cry of the hawk, twitterings.
Thuthu £=^£=3^ ^, Rec. 6, 151,
31, 18, the name of a god.
thuth ken s=3 ^\ ° , Ebers 63,
Jlr^z^> 111
9, a seed.
thebit 5=3 J J}>K-942,z=>J\j],
T. 312, P. 174, s=*J o |, U. 554,T. 173, M.
301, U. 553, Rec. 27, 60, Wo, sandai; dual
, P. 408, M. 584, N. 813, 1190,2= Jo
V\ , sandals white and black; see also ^ J ^v[);
Copt. T'ocnre.
thebit s=J(|(j
thebu
0 V|/ Rec. 4, 119, the
' sole of the foot.
£ ^Mr j sandal-maker, worker in leather; plur.
I, Anastasi I, 26, 4, 0/ (2 :
a,
!,
t-fl,
sandal-maker to the king.
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Thebti
Metternich Stele 53,
OftHÏÎI' a pair of goddesses.
thebu-t s= J ^f | ^. Rec. 30, 68,
a part of a ship.
theb «JI^.^J^.^JS^.
Rev. 14, 73, calf, cow; compare Copt. T~& in
T&ItH.
theb (tcheb) s=3 j) |||||. bird-cage;
also tcheb Ä J ||||||, Ä.
theb-t §=3 llû, sistrum.
theb g > 1 D, copper coins, obolus,
see
assanum; var.
to break
to smash.
km
thebeb«=,JJ^,T-3«j.
Theba s=%* A Rec. 26, 229, a god (?)
thebU sœJ^ Ö, s=J(2 ö,Mar.
Kam. 55, 61, Rec. 21, 77, Theban Ostraka B, 6,
vase, pot, vessel ; plur. g=a pö, IV,- 666.
thebu^J^ft, «=.Jg. Rec.
17, 145, a weight for meat, a measure; var.
thebn s=3 J %/ ^, a lock of hair, curl ;
Thebeh s=> Jl m ^J, Typhon ; var.
thebheng= Il m |^,DeHymnis36,
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to hop, to skip, to frisk (of animals).
thebtheb«=,j«=,j>e=,j«=,j«,
to tie up to (with <rr><rr>, IV, 658), to suspend,
to tie (dead bodies to a wall).
thebtheb s=J s=»J A ^, to dance,
the belly-dance.
thebtheb-t *=> J s= J o ^, dis-
pute, argument.
thep , a kind of goose.
thepà s==3 (1 l^fl, Rec. 30,192,S==3 (] *&,
to breathe, to snuff the air.
theput S==3% ° !, the dead (?)
theph-t ^ I o I, T. 303,™ I o £[•
P. 86,
0 <r ». 44, D
o i=q,
N. 662, hole in the ground, cavern, cave ; plur.
g,N. 656,^1^^11^0.^,54;
-wsAAA (-iP, the vault of the sky.
D D D
Thephut petriu s==31 o S'n] ,
SS» iQ>. Stt* <0>~
=, M. 381, a group of shrines (?) in the Tuat
Theph-t sheta-t s==3 8
Tuat VII, the 7th division of the Tuat.
thef t vi, to move about, to shake (?)
thefthef s==i s==3,t0 dance>t0 wa^\e
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thefthef 1=3
to spit, to pour out water ; var
thef ^, papyrus plant; var.
*^~ J; Copt, xocnrq, Heb. ^D.
thefà J~^(|, U. 541, T. 297=g=j
s=(|^_,T. 305/
Thefnut s==3 Ö , ■= Ö
(E
of Shu ; see
Ö
Thefnut
, consort
, P. 62, M. 83.
1 Berg. I, 14, a lioness-god-
' * dess : see Tefnut.
1 P. 707
theften
JC=> /WVAAA
theftenn %^ wiw \ j\ Amen. 11, 20,
w Ö (E -*
envoy, messenger (?)
them, them-t = j^, «=»$£,
P. 62, M. 84, N. 91, P.S.B. 15, 37, Rec. 21, 197
=» , pron. 2nd fem. sing.
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them s
them
ft, bändlet, tiara, apparel.
-^3-,
Amen. 22, 6, 23, 9,
to see (?)
thema / , bold, brave, strong.
thema-â ^—°, ^> ^ iv, 657,
4 . „, hero, warrior.
Thema 8~T, Tuat III, a god.
Thema-re ^^^
Themat-her-t / o <=>*, Tomb
Tuat XII, a
singing-god.
Seti I, one of the 36 Dekans ; var
9
o fror 0
_>c
o 111
, Tomb Ram. IV ; Gr. TQM.
A . 1=3
Themat-kher-t / o <=> *,
^ O III
/I\o Tombs Seti I and Ram. II, one of the
i< ' 36 Dekans.
thema-t
vulture amulet ; var. ^^ o
A.Z. 1908, 16, the
o I 1
thema ^jf ^, Hh. 377, seat, throne;
^^AA ,J-M* 828, SPhinx» 2» x32»
!T ^ fl»»' scribe of the throne.
thema-t ^^ o -fl-, mat (?) Copt. taa.h.
thema ^^ -ß-
Themath
^ IV, 1110, lands,
III ' estates.
Tuat X, a lioness-
Z> ^ fl ' goddess.
Themà-taui s==» t\ (|esfH=, p. 266,
=»^(| IZI^' M* 479. N. 1246, a god.
Themmit S=[)[)o, Tomb Ram. IX,
10, god of the serpent V
thema *^L\% ^\W\' for
,, writing, plan, drawing.
Mar. Kam. 53, 26.
Themhu S=f %> !, Tuat V, the Libyans
^> Jf l m the |uat.
Themhu s=^|^^, Rec.30,63,
the " Libyan " god.
themes s=^ [1 jfjlj, Rec 32, 80, to
write, to make marks, to paint coloured pictures,
to be of various colours, to be striped ; var.
themes s=^ [1 jj^|, P. 604, striped,
coloured (of the rump of an animal <n> _£$)).
themes s= ffl 0 ffl v^^, Dream Stele
20, writing board, inscribed tablet.
themes-t s=»^jjoj^|, p. 172, N.
939, a writing, list, register; plur. s=> Vv I
, P. 346,
1 1 1
see
4
Ml PH*
themes g=
themess-t s
rl ° , m. 646,
(JJ O O O
Jr 1 1 1
~~*~ a condemned
"^ä ' person.
, V. 681,
773. M« 77°» design, writing, picture, document.
Themes-en-khentt s== jfl [U—
[(]]] " Tomb Seti I, | fj] f[J|) * , Denderah
II, 10, one of the 36 Dekans.
thmes-t
in
midwife; Copt.
eju.ee 10.
themth «=,|^ , Hh. JJ,
themthem
measure.
f}, a dry
then
then
s=3 ° abso. pron. 2nd fem.
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sing.
/WWW
III
rwi
Themeh^U^, «=, *|
J Libyan; plur. s=3^|^') gf j » (dual); Copt. OHnOT
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later ,
I /www
/www, pron. 2nd plur. ye, your; /www, X. 1385
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then = , this.
/WWW /WWW
then
)¥■
/WWW /WWW
1-
where ? ; var.
P- 3°7, 3i2>
^;Cop,
Tcoit.
then S==3,S==3V| i], iv,2 2 2,s==3V|
/WWW /WWW I U /WWW I
/WWW
Ö
/WWW
Ö
/WWW
Ö
Rec. 30, 185, to lift up, to raise, to promote, to
distinguish.
then-t ww« I •ck' 3 something great or
distinguished ; plur. www | (^ 1 1.
Then-àru ^^<s>-^\ il ! fj J), Tomb
of Seti I, one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 54).
Then-neteru wüw? T ', Tuat xn, the
r-~-^ Mil' •
gate of the 12th division of the Tuat.
Then-ret ^=^<==>i\, B.D. 125, II,
/WWW V 3
the name of one of the 42 judges of Osiris.
then ^=^ "1 IjK: , B.D. 178, 23, a kind
/WWW I (T^ U
of tree : var. «~^.
then Afli, course,*throughout.
then-t, thenn-t
/WWW f U. 234» /WWW ,
1—i /WWW
Rec. 26, 66,
^ O s=3 o
, /WWW
, ibid. 26,
74> /WWW
/WWW
sanctuary of Seker ; plur.
/WWW
/WWW
, ibid. 31, 16, place, abode,
111
Thenen ö 11 J), Tomb of Seti I,
/WWW T T 1 I
one of the 75 forms of Rä (No. 3).
Thennit =»}.}. £ $, B.D.G. 42,699,
j-,-2 „ t 11 ^ fi) consort of Menthu and a
ôb ' vwJL OU' form of Hathor.
thenâ s==3 (1, T. 307, P. 173,260, M. 493,
/www J
where? ; see , ' fc (](] ; Copt. TCOK.
/WWW /WWW 1 1
thenà s=3 (] il, s= Q /% !, to be old,
/www 1 U iwww 1 1 7J I
old age, aged.
Thenà S==3 (], Tuat XII, one of the 12
/www I
gods who towed the boat of Àf through the C,
serpent Ankh-neteru ; he was re-born daily. /|
thenà, theniu s==3 (], iv, 639, s==3
/WWW 1 /WWW
Q Q ^>, pitcher, bowl, dish ; plur.*3 fl %^37,
11-2 /www 1 _ZT 1 1 1
L.D. Ill, 65A, 15.
(J <^> Àmen. 14, 11
(2 -<^-
thenà
thenà-ti ^=^> fl <^T ,", , Amen. 15,17,
/WWW 1 JT^ \\
1
0 -<k7 -<^-, Amen. 20, 19,
/WWW I" 7T^
Àmen. 25, 10
thenàa S=3 j\ \A , boomerang, camel
theni (](], N. 940, where ?; see ,
/WWW 1 1 /WWW
8=31^« ° Û ; Copt, xcort.
/WWW I ("J ^ /WWW J
thenu ^^^K pron- 2nd plur^ Copt-
-www Jr ' OHitcnr.
thenu -www *| jI iv, 700, ^^ v\ *| J 1,
iv,II4I,^-^fl,^=fl,^^,
each, every.
thenu
ö
, U. 253, T. 196, P. 288,
678, N. 1293, M. 726, to count, to reckon.
thenut
öo
, A.Z. 1904, 89, q^ :
8=3 0
/www Cà
1, Rec. 31, 11, /www
tkQ
j /WWW
I Ö
0 Jr
I IV, 1143, number, reckoning, computa-
III' tion, census (of cattle), calculations.
thenut A/Tuv ^^, weight, quantity.
Thenu-t /www ^337 the name of a festival.
thennu
/WWW
/WWW
ö Rechnungen 63, a
zrr>- ' plank or log of wood.
Thennui (?) =»^^ ()(). T. 302,
a magical name (?) mentioned with *~ 11
M
thenpu S^ % iv, 930
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thenf /WWW ^^| > /WWW j/j^ , /WWW 0^,
z ^ ^ K? ë'to dance'to piay an ,he 7s forms of Ra"<No'47)'
Thonti ~*~A j| ^j, Tomb Scti I, one of
instrument or sing to a dance.
■ \ /W/W\
thenf /www iwiAM , Rec. 2o, 2i6, drink.
Hrf-fc /WWW
thenf-t WW« , vessel or pot of drink.
Ö
thenfit /www una
thonem s=
/WW
thenem s=
f.E
diet 4, sail.
the first milk in
ON. 514A, an
offering, milk (?)
the breasts after childbirth ; var
Copt. zeXjULI.
Thenem!^k*^T-&aA-1"'
424, a nurse-goddess.
thenem ö i t\ fff=, t0, weeP« t0
/WWW 2 JS^s? ' ' make to weep.
/www j! _B^ _Zl 111 ' wmaI J^
_Pl,l>Hh- 556, dens, caves.
thenem s=s (I fe^, ö 0 ^ to
/www J -CrO* /www J! Z\_
turn away from, to turn back, to reject ; var.
/www Jl _S^. 11
125, II, one of the 42 assessors of Osiris; see
o -
/V
thenr /www
1 1 1
thenh-ti ~
/w
16, 20
thenher ~
w
, strong, bold, brave.
2?^ -^j^- , Àmen.
^ « "2L Peasant 175,
=> U 3^' a bird.
thentut = ^^^, Meir 8,
a breed of cows.
thenti /www _rM /www _rM Tombos
Stele 3, throne, chair of state.
thenta-t
Z)
y'l ^ Rec. 27, 222, throne, chair of state,
c—' ' throne-chamber.
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thontonr A 1 , Rec 8, 139,
/www Ü I I I AIM ' Jy
braves, soldiers.
thontha-t s==* ?^* o y], iv, 565,
/WWW v»--«
y] r^TJ, B.D. 180, 7, C==D
»/*/VW
, L.I). Ill, i6a, throne, throne room,
5 IV, 573; D
chair of state;
«tag?
>] [S , throne mounted on a boat
thenthen ' ' ° ' tf .A, Anastasi I,
/WWW /WWW
24, 8, to run, to run away, to flee.
Thenthen-neteru 1 t=x,
/www /www I III
the name of the 12th G