Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

a [257] D
petch-t ha-t O ^ = , N. 408, ex-
pansion of heart,
-=- O, N. 666.
joyful; ^=^ O ]L
M. 205,
petch nemtt D
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IN J\
D
petch-t D
'
'
...
P. 187, M. 349, N. 902, he
who walks with long strides.
, bow, bowman ; plur.
bowman, archer, foreign soldier; Copt.
; plur. D , ,
'
\
^ \\
U. 497, T.
308, P. 204, 683, N. 759, ^ J^l, Q ^
I , Tell el-Amarna, pidati,
P.S.B. 1892, 347, Zeit. fur Ass. 1892, 64, 65;
o
I
S>, chief bowman; plur.
Petchtiu D , T. 308, 319, u.
497, the bowmen of Horus who were either nine
D ' l?r* '^'-
, ?8, or seven 1 1
I el MI I r
306, in number.
petchtiu pesetch (?) ^i
in in in
's^==' ~
= = | ( (
ill m,
-
,
in 1,
T.
, HI, 138, the nine peoples in
the Sudan whose principal weapons were bows
and arrows.
petchtiu pesetch (?)
nich Stele 160, var. of preceding.
)'
petchtiu menshu
naval archers.
^
, o rv/vni'
Harris " Pap Tl 4) s> Metter' petchtiu Shu (?) Mar.
, ^ \\ r MI
Karn. 53, 24,^^ ^ ^ Rec.
,
[j ^ (J,
19, 18, bowmen, or hunters, of the desert.
Petch-aha n "^ -In , Lacau, a god.
Petch-taiu D^
"^%", P. 607, N. 757, 797, 849,
"I
_^
1126, canal, stream, lake; plur. D ^^ =">
P.
76,^ ^,P. 73, ^o,N. 13.
petchtu D "^ M^K^^, ^=
Petchu
|
~*=~\ Jf i
, P. 204, 442, canal (?)
district in the Other World.
' u
- 557, a
petch-t , P. 34 o, D ^ ^\, T.
314, perfume (?)
petchpetch Q^ a**"^, Rec. 17, 18,
^
L
^
D ^^ D ^"^ "^\, U. 25, perfume, incense.
petchpetch Q" U '| D^, u. 356, N.
D D X
7, 233 = , .
o o v -*l
petcha D I jp> Rev- J 3, 28, to copu-
late; compare Arab. \^j.
petchu Q
"
% 5 ,
an offering.