Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

metchami (?)
14, 1 6, devourer.
metchab
M [ 338 ] M
Jo
U-fl>
, , Rev.
,, to restrain, to
fetter.
metchab-t ss. | "^\ , Hh. 479,
_a^-i!i -M^^D^n^ 7
for baling (?)
metchah
metcher
,
u. 458,
t
i i i
,iJr7T'
, vessel used
to hew, to chop,
to fell a tree.
jj-
B* , U. 607,
;rr>
, T. 282, Rec. 29, 78, to
press, to urge, to be strenuous ; f f "1
~*~~, IV,
V /~\ I
208, to follow a course of action closely, to be
a faithful follower; T=T (1 )[],
E.T. I, 53;
"-
I
to compel someone to wonder
or admire.
metcher-t t\ B*
JyNfg
*
=> "
, I, 14, pressure, urgency.
, Amen. 11,17,
metcher-t i , ^?o> |> Ddcrets 15,
48, impost, tax, charge, burden.
Metcher
the name of a fiend
or devil.
Metcher f\ B* H, a walled district;
compare Heb. Ti2Q .
The name D^SJp ma y
have been given to Egypt in respect of its
double wall; see Spiegel berg in Rec. 21, 41.
metchera
15, 6, tower, fort.
. -U -U
metcheh
metcheh
H E > Mar
428) M- 6l2> s i
- Karn
-
t bind ; Copt.
, N. 1217,
metcheh f\ '^ | 0, P. 428, M. 612,
N. 1216, pike, dagger.
metchehu ^^ ^ |?~^
"U^ Q
fl
1 fi
,
^ \ A I I I
metchet |\ ^ ,
tools or weapons.
J3K2K=\
'
IV > > 77,
P. 187, M. 348, N. 901,
form of metcher), to press, to urge,
strenuous, to strike.
metchet-t
violence, strength, zealous, strenuous.
Metchet -t-at t\ "^V 701 fl
_B^c=\ o 1
N. 956, a god.
metchettef-t ^^ c
^Q,
(later
to be
a tool.