Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

ant
ant
A [ 128 ] A
3 , to know, to perceive.
x
XA
,
, to be
sound, in good condition, to be well, to get
better;
,.
antl
.
(I, IV, 1024, healthy; varr.
I
\\
, ,
, he who is well,
sound, firm, healthy, prosperous.
^^ A.Z. 1908, 16, name of an
ant-t
amulet.
ant
ant
~i '
,
bank, side.
cultivated lands ; plur. VN ,
Antit
\>
XIX
} i-1
o
, ground, field, soil,
I .
. , Rec. 14, 165, the
Boat in which Ra sailed from dawn to midday.
light.
ant m '
anta
ant
Q
\\ in' \\ III' S\
t^a ll\ ca Jr in
, fat, grease, manure c^s ; jh , unguent ;
'
o o o
, fresh grease ; Copt. COX.
r. O
1 III
Ant-mer pet
Anti
42 assessors of Osiris ;
=
, myrrh.
I , a kind of fish.
a title of the
^' Nile-god.
^A (](j ^, B.D. 125, II, one of the
see Aati.
antu t^?%\^ Hearst Pap. 11,6, Leyden
'
'
Ca Jl I 1'ap. 4, ii, vase, vessel.
antit *""w flfl \ vase, vessel, pot.
c^s 1 1 O
antu '*~vw> v\ i^y=3 , B. D. 1 30, 30, darkness.
Antu ^S> ^K ,
antch ~"~"
antchut
antch
a
a locality
in the Tuat.
j, destitute ; see ant^- \r ,.
"^) ^ 3'
\ \
"^r 5- the poor, the
MI' destitute.
antch -) P. 615, M. 783,
/wwv\ \ 1
N. 1143, the tip of a wing.
aK
antch
/WWIA I
f^
D . 643, claw, talon,
nail.
, -
antcn-t
t-a-^ | *~w ,
/VWAA O \
Rec. 5, 90, a drug
VJVAA
from which a tincture was prepared.
*^\
antch '"I m, Rec. 27, 60, ~">
AWVW* \lll /WWV\ \
/i\ , light, radiance, splendour.
Antch ''"^b ^0^, M. 253, a name of
/VAA^A \
the sun when in the sky.
antch
antch
antch "^I?
to be strong, sound, healthy.
, ,
antch
sound, firm, strong XIX
;
men see ant.
;
a
antch-ur
antch
antch
,
to know.
~
, P. 1 86, N. 900,
>
^
1 :x=x i
, B.D. 41, 5, a guide of the dead,
fk I
'
stron S
1 1 - M. 696, a kind of
^5 ' '
, fat, grease.
3
cloth (?)
, the Boat in which Ra sailed from
sunrise until noon see ; Mantchet, Matet, etc.
antch-t , ^ P. 406, M. 580, N. 1 185,
' 1
.
fl
S~V U. 298, ^^' =Z: ', M. 709,
, field, pasture, lake, pool.
Antch-mer ~~~
/WVNAA
form of Osiris worshipped at Hebit.
antch-mer "_
N. 23,
""V B.D.(;. 130, a
V
f ^:, P. 80, M. no,
I, Royal Tombs, I, 43,
a very ancient title meaning chief, governor, etc. ;
s nmniT N - 8si>
i
'
IV, 952, the chief
of the nonius.