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i , they, them, their.
icnnn, Rec. 3, 221, serpent or serpentgod.
u(?), uu(?)
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estate, domain.
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, district,
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Mus. 321, officer f =
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to build.
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U (?) \/ ^ " \> Rec. , 21, 14,
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well or spring in the Great Oasis.
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a kind of
Rev. 13, 113, roll, docu-
ments.
Rec. 30, 191, a mythological
city.
B.D.G. 1 1 10, a god of Den-
derah.
Jour. As. 1908, 261, remote,
afar; Copt.
, to be away from a person or
place, to go away, be remote, afar off, absent ;
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Copt. OYG ;
a tax, to abolish an impost.
( , being
travellers, remote (of countries).
afar off.
ua -L I
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pened a long time ago.
uai-t
uaua (?)
ua-t
ft
, U. 70,
f) ***' fl Ikl?*'
journey j. dual, f^fff,
ways ;
ua-t neter
^ something which hap-
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, a distant thing.
the name of the moon
on her 1 2th day.
, the road followed
U. 399,
way> road> path>
various
by the procession in which the figure of a god
f^ /~\ ~?i /~\
was carried ; * ~fa | V\ -y f, traveller, he
who is on the road.
ua-t "
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o i i
ua-t ent reth
i
i
^
ua-t mitu
of the damned.
uatu neferut
roads easy to travel.
Uatiu
I
mcj !
Uat-Heru
a garden walk.
L.D. III, 1408,
a flat field.
"road of all men,"/.c., a common
highway.
I
,->.
/ v\k i
, the roads
^ III
J,
, road-gods.
good & roads,
, P. 1 60, the
_m>
path of Horus, i.e., heaven.
o /^AAA/.
a wa tercourse>
ua-t mu (?)
,' water channel.
ua-t hit
channel.
rain