Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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merr-t r=i , a CD Peasant , 300,
i , a quarter of a town or village, street
corner, market: plur.
mer-ti <
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mer-t <
, the two halves of heaven.
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Mer-ur ^_ ^i, B.D. 99 , 19,
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mer, mera
Rec. 4, 30, to guide (?)
,
Rev. n, 1 30; see Nemur.
mer ^~5, Palermo Stele,
merit (?)
-, Rec. 5, Sa.
^ L vli
IV, 1149, themorus
. 3 , 4 g,
tree.
Love Songs i, 12, , staff, plank,
etc., of the wood of the morns tree ; plur.
Merit
i,
i i
mythological mulberry tree.
mer-t I
~ M ^-=tr, R.i>. i6 9 , 18, a
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mer ~~M, N. 258, milk pot.
merrit
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Shi P wreck l6 4, vessels
, hero, brave man ;
or pots.
to be sick, to suffer pain, to grieve,
to be sad, to feel sympathy for someone.
meru Pap. 3024, 131, a
sick man.
mer
a sick
man.
i i
mer-t
, P. 830, M. 448,^465,773,
. i .
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'^M, Rev. 14, 12, sickness, illness, pain, sorrow,
cruelty, grief, fatal disease;
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Rec. 31, 30, ? t\ -^ , Pap. 3024,
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n Q.^^,, sickness.
mer (mut) -^^, Amen. 21, 10,
Wk ' ^~\ Wk ' to die ' dead> death -
merti (miti) i
Mer
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protector of the dead.
Mer[it] ,
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the dead, the damned.
i
A.Z. 49, 55, the damned!
one, a name cf Set.
Denderah IV, 84,
^ ibid. Ill, 24, name of the goddess of