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49 6, nebs N [ 368 ] N (VÂAAA A in , M. 33 6, 720, P.S.B. i 3) *Jj I li () , a kind of fruit-bearing tree, mulberry (?) ; plur. MAW J M A ^ , Rec. 31, 24, *w** Jin\\ I , Koller Pap. 4, i, zizyphus spina Christi the lote tree ; Arab, ^j . WWAA nebs n JPSthe fruit of the nebs tree, mul- NebS(?) . of a god (?) ' 7^(1, ] ^, Nebt www 1 ^Tv I . a cloud fiend. J) ras nebti berries (?) the name J^^' J Rev. n, 109, wig, headdress, tress; *ww* Jl ^ (3 nebt , the hair recently dressed. 1 1 =^J bbb *} ___ , 4 i to tie , up the hair, to plait the hair, to twist ; [1 j\ i -A to lead captive by the hair ; Copt. ItOTffiT. WWNA I "1 "iTl > '*"** J) J U*' Jo 1* I "TlY i twist, plait, a kind of cloud, tress, lock of hair ; Copt. n - - n nebt O ^ - a plaited mat, a string bed. ^3 Nebtuqet "*T->% "ttX ^H 2 i M?i i Tom bos Stele , 7, AÂÂ ~/Z n 1 ( j-*nO 107, IV, 84, a Sudani people with small round curls all over their heads " fuzzy-wuzzies." Nebt /www fl îr 3 J ffl, Jw 1 J D Agv ^w, \ Q of the foot (?) a member of the body, limb. D , D , D , , so i e /wwv> I- 1 r U) D ^ww^ , IWWVA to water, to flood, to pour out water, to overflow. D , nepu Rec. 5,97 nep-t D I watered, corn-land; see nep nepi nepit Nep a 'in' D D waves m , ; >/ D I V> /www \> 7T | , land which is regularly ,iii, AAAAAA ^ ftAAAAA fl A/^/ÂA^ o o o , corn. a o iiooo'DTi-***' Q , Rec. 27, 86, grain, corn. the goddess of grain. , , gran, corn. ftAAAAA Rec. 27, 220, the Grain-god. /WWV\ WAAAA (.'**'* "l nepnep o || Peasant 50, a kind of cloth. , AmherstPap. i,
dess Nepnep-t u. 137, M. 678, VWWA D grain, corn. ain, co AAAAAA - nepa a AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA D D Q AAAAAA AAAAAA N [ 369 ] N >,?. 642.' ^VSAA f\ ep^ ^WÂA ^ (I /"* , grain, corn see ^ . j Q ooo i ti i , AAAAAA AAAAAA D Q a N. 1240, a god- , Rec. 31, 12, cords. /wwv\ t\ (~ R\ Nepa Q (j | ^j , the Grain-god. Nep-meh a a , god of the Gate Saa-Set ; /WWW \ var. Q i^.B.D.G. 89. AAA'WV Nepen D , P. 63, M. 86, N. 93: (i) a form of Nut ; (2) a corn-god in Tuat II ; in Tuat I and II. AAAAAA ^ nepen-t D , T. 316, food(?) AAAAAA \J (?) AAAAAA^ AAAAAA f\ AAAAAA l\ ^ neper ^^ î],,,' ^t] (3) a serpent grain, corn ; Copt. fti-Tlpe, AAAAAA ^ AAAA neper-t D >v 14, 4, corn land, arable land. neper-t TT ^ , i_ -J ' AAAAAA ~r D Q, D ^ seed . , Gol. corn - bin ' corn-store, Nepr, Nepra a *, p. 219, n Lee. 31, 20, AAAAAA C\ ^_g^ ^ granary. ^j , Rec. 30, 193, 31, 16, A/W* AAAAAA / 9 tV ff\\ ^ g^ a > M=A^5)' ReC - 31 ' 15 '
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HANDBOUND AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORO
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HARRISON AND SONS, PRINTERS IN ORDI
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CONTENTS. DEDICATION ....... ' INTR
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Demotic vocabularies of Akerblad an
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Young's Demotic Dictionary. Alphabe
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Introduction. sometimes that which
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Progress of Egyptology retarded by
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xiv Introduction. Champollion's man
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Theories of de Guignes the Sinologi
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xviii B \ f P- '&uej' v me. Introdu
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His ideophonetic arrangement. Arran
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xxii Introduction. Lettre d M. Daci
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xxiv Introduction. who had only stu
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XXVI Introduction. o u h ^- H ^-~ T
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60 * xxvii Introduction. t t* \T~\\
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Champollion- Figeac accepts the arr
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He finally adopts a phonetic alphab
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An English edition of Bunsen's " Ae
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xxxvi Introduction. Contemporary me
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xxxviii Introduction. of a large nu
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His mission to Persia. Race for pri
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Birch contemplates a second edition
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Levi's Egyptian- Italian Dictionary
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The Theban Recension of the Book of
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xlviii Introduction. of the Dead in
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A friend offers to defray the cost
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Geographical names included. Geogra
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liv Introduction. France, by Griffi
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Coptic forms of Egyptian words. Mr.
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Iviii Introduction. supply some vow
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1Y A 1 c. 1 Consonants : Jb,v (l) I
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Maspero on Egyptian phonetics. and
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-^rarely 1 ' and fl Ixiv Introducti
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Brugsch on the Semitic origin of th
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Egyptian e ln"AfrTca language. Perp
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The Introduction. Lists of Hierogly
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Ixxii Introduction. Champollion, Le
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Messrs. Harrisons' fount of Egyptia
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A LIST Of the principal works used
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Bubastis Buch Cairo Pap. Canopus St
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Harris 500 Harris 501 Hearst Pap. .
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Mar. Cat. Mar. Kar. Mar. M.D. Mar.
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Peasant Piankhi Stele Piehl Pierret
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Sallier IV San Stele Sarc. Seti I S
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Tomb of Rameses IV, etc. Tomb of Se
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Bissing, Boehl, F. M. T. Boinet, A.
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Eg. Exp. Fund Erman, A. Gardner, A.
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Naville, E. Naville, E. Pellegrini,
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A LIST Of the most frequently used
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Number. Hieroglyph. Phonetic Value.
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A List of Hieroglyphic Characters.
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A List of Hieroglyphic Number. Hier
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Number. A List of Hieroglyphic Char
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Number. . 5 6,7 8 9 10 11,12 '3 14
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A List of Hieroglyphic XIV. BUILDIN
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dumber. A List of Hieroglyphic Char
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HEBREW LETTERS. cxlix THE HEBREW AL
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ARABIC NAMES OF THE LETTERS. cli TH
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I Gl'Z cliii THE AMHARIC SYLLABARY.
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a Wx i in some respects = Heb. N a
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O i of the Dream, ; * 1 * 'O t %s a
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ab Ibv
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ani *S\ (|(j A,Rev. 12, 19 =(| _CES
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akliakh I, bone; plur. akh . akb.a
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aqa place ; see A aqa r- aqau Aqan
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ati-t 1^ (j(j plur. (? ; see couch,
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, represents a short sound of a, e
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%2 A [17] A f\ Xfl A*WVNA Aa-t ent
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A [ 19 ] Aab[it] 'I J, Tuat I, a si
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A [21] Mission I, 596, Rec. 32, 177
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aakhu , U. 622, p. 237, (j . , A.Z.
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A Aakhut-en-aten c3 II, 13, a title
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* * aathamai V 1 ê, Kiss? -^ 4
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aaan A aaani Amen. 17, 9, 22, ape $
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Au-ankhiu-f I I , TuatXIl, one of t
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auau (j %ts^%3^-> , flesh and bone,
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Aunut 31, 173, a. group of divine b
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A [37] A aut fl %~)j Rev - "' '43,
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aba aba, abaa A [39] p. 165, M. 317
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abt abtu A frd- net= (] J H J \\ '
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P. 40, 301, M. 610, 636, Hh. 312, t
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i, title of a priest of Heru-ur 4U
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Aini-Nu aged primeval Sky-god. Ami-
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Rev., to overeat ; Copt. OTftOAXOTH
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I Jj , B.D. 164, 4, a name of Sekhm
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; Amen-qa-ast (j the exalted throne
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i A [55] A , the Kingdom of Seker,
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Rec. 32, 82, the name of a serpent
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B.D. 15, 89, i, a form of Osiris, t
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Peasant ,6, fl ^ J M fl 1 /WWW O I
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Anratat 1 1 . 4 AAAAAA < I the rive
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A [ 65 ] ar J]. an old form of the
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ari-t setep sa(?) ' ^, to make magi
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Ar-ti-tchet-f(P) god of the gth day
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j , ariretui belonging to the feet,
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Treaty 10, with, along with; Copt.
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| I A [ 75] of the -www *K WWVA i i
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Ahkai who composed magical spells f
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, \J. 418, the two regions (?) ikhe
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i . ^ I i I 1 I I I disease caused
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asa () M. 14 = * guard, to pasture
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Asar-em-Benben-t J J, B.D. 142, 83,
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Asar-Neb-tchet 56, Osiris, Lord of
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thicket, undergrowth, scrub, thorn
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Asten nation of Thoth ; Abdera. ast
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aq a Ij > form, ceremony ; see A aq
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Akeb (j A ^z^> | i, so, ! O ffi .
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cords. at-t (I 0, a cord net ; plur
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; 1 A [99 ] aten-t (| ^ ^ , aten A
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, IV, 667, t\ foragers; 1 ^ ^*-i ff
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I []03] A c Atem ft |, god of the -
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a D=Heb. y. j| jj piece, one, a, an
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a , A [107 ] to grow (of the moon).
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Aa-t-Aat-t H I , Tuat IX, a singing
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J' aabag aabt aap Aapep D D Tflfift
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Sallier Pap. II, 4, 2, 5, 8, cord,
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auau brigand; plur f] Thes. 1480; f
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-Jp abU -fl fC~ , to > purify, to m
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aper Q~-j-ejf , a boat equipped wit
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Am-a V Am-a-f 1 "~ A [121] A Tuat V
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an D O - g\ An I_^_, =5^ , _/| Berg
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f: i-f l-f ankhu ' f AAAAAA -fv 236
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!\ (1 YTr 4T.TVT * a \\ i H J^. Q I
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Antch-mer a lake in Sekhet Aaru. **
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' Copt. arb arp-t arp-t , eXg, ^. A
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A [133] A aha Q^2l, unlucky, unfavo
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akh - 239, fl T7 w A , T. 8 S , N.
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Ash-kheru Berg. I, 1 8, a ramheaded
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aq aq-ui (?) aq aq aq I AA/WW ^S=c
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Amen. 17, 6, Ml, 18, 20, a plant. a
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or \\ [143] or \ ibsba-t OO'i^liti!
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uau^g, jQ Vi, v> AWM Rec - l8 l8l >
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uara ^)'^ ^^> } 1 1 1 uar- , reed,
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uas-t (?) Ufefj. Uasit |" consort o
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Uatch-ur P. 690, N. 67 kV*: u [151]
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^So u [153] u wwL-fl' to put aside,
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Copt. uaa uaab u Rev. n, 136, will,
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= u [157] U uar-t ^ B.D. , 150, 14,
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u [159 ] U A "" V
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u [161] U up-t \/, income, revenue,
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Upi- ...... ^^ Sj u [ 163 ] U ^ , "
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I .1 I AAAAAA u [165] U v\ ui | TT
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e shaved clean, to pluck out the ha
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TJnem-utch-bah-ab A j, A$ , u [169
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uraa cz ur-t aa-t ur khet (akh-t) u
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Ur-ares, Urarset ^ ~ god of a boat
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. to urmit urmu urh , u [ 175 ] U N
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uhem ense[m]-t neb u [177] U " tell
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Uha (remu) .Sherman; plur. T> , Rec
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$ u [181] u ^ use[kh]-t a ^ p M arm
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Usekh-t uraeus-goddess. % R JTI use
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ushush usha U
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ushet-ti ushetu ushet ^ IMil ushet-
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u Utet-f-em- pet *, Den- derah II,
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'Y\ C= uteb , ^\ fc u [191 ] U = Sh
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I utchi-t u [ 193 ] U A ,. Rec. 20,
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utcha rut (var. (j (1 o ) , Peasan
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J b J = Heb. 1. B b j | , abode, pl
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o\\! J B [199] B Baat-erpit D , Ba-
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J B [201 ] B J S fl, 3j (|(| ^j, Re
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aiti J [ 203 ] J Egypt; Gr. BT,,(?)
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J B [ 205 ] B J bahu (?) i^Tfl. Ber
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, olive oil. III bakbak B [ 207 ] B
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J M Jfl B palm (?) garland, plant (
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J B [211] bab-t UJ ' (SaVte) ' I33
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J B [ 213 ] a bana j ^J AÂAAA I N
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Israel Stele 9. J B [215] J I I I T
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J B [217] B J n n AAAAAA n benben ,
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J benrit B ,U. 1 63,^134, AW V a nJ
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ehen Behen-t J B [221] B J o AAAAAA
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J besbesiu XIII, 15, i; a seed or h
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J B [ 225 ] B J beqsu ^Jlj>, U. 310
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n o /o. n betnu J >V& , J B [ 227 ]
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p D ; Heb. rj . P, pi D, = A^ \v\ ,
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, IV, 1 1 68, the beginning of time
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Rec. 31, 172. ' ), P. 161, paq a^^^
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pui to fly ; ^ pui pui see puiu , f
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Penrent ^ D A.Z, 1906, 137, the AAA
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D V Per-en-bakh-t 3 r 35 per-en-per
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, , - . ,, Rec. 15, 150, L -* ^ , p
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per-t shesp .-"'n -m: a S , r "" 1
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D [245] D pehu ta C7 7 C7 , swamps
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pekharit 33> 5> 33> O O, Rec. | O ,
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pesesh-t D [ 249 J ii v- i i v- _n_
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D -t !ii(J [ RIM I ll pestch-t e, i
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_ , IV, 755, A.Z. 45, 133, a bowl,
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Pteh-res-aneb-f D jj J) 1 d A ) 1
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a [257] D petch-t ha-t O ^ = , N. 4
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fa-akhu *^> fire on the altars. U f
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plur. F [261] P tent worm, serpent;
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fethth fet M. 655, , N. 76,, X F [
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M mmeh Rev. n, 138 before; Copt. li
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maa M - J -Q-, a place for keeping
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ma ma ma ma(?) Jr \y to slay ; , M
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maa-t ab (or ha-t) ^ , M [ 271 ] M
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M , Amen. 10, u, Stele Darius 6, ->
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see mar-ti \\ ut -> M f 275 ] M , t
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M [ 277 ] M matU _Jp l^c^^K, Prisse
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mar y (I
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M'uit M [ 281 ] M Q /n , a water-de
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mar-t marr maraau (?) M I i, A.Z. 3
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plur. M [ 285 ] M maha (?) 170, maM
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m's-t passage. m'SU M [ 287 ] M " -
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m'kit M [ 289 ] M u n , Ebers Pap.
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M [ 291 ] M m'tenu JKVI ^ ^^W, a wr
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Mi-sheps B.D. 172, ii M [ 293 ] mit
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nm-t M i, Dream Stele 24, i , mothe
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men er men m
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varr. M* M menmen ^ J| , to meet to
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M [ menu-t ^^ ^ aâs, Nastasen Stel
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Men-nefer Meri-Ra , i- M C 303 ] M
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Menkh Menkh o M [ ', B.D. 96, 5, a
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ment * ^ JJL , an unknown object. ^
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M [ 309 J M 1. 37, 1 J . 247, 332,
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Mer-en-aui-f AA>W Mer-ent-neteru M
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mer sunu Pap. 42, archiatros. mer s
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M [315] M an ancient name of Egypt
Page 479 and 480: M [317] meh qena (I | ], Shipwreck
Page 481 and 482: J cs meh-t M [ \ a Qi Israel Stele
Page 483 and 484: M [321 | -, P. 642, M. 677, N. 1239
Page 485 and 486: M [ 323 ] M i nl M V^. > the four s
Page 487 and 488: mesen m O V ' M 325 ] M to weave >
Page 489 and 490: Meskhenit-Uatchit M [ 327 ] M a hip
Page 491 and 492: M I 1^^. |' mestet [f)! % $, to hat
Page 493 and 494: mega , M [ 331 ] M crocodile. Mega
Page 495 and 496: metauhu " D m' ^Z^ H implements, st
Page 497 and 498: AC *= ^3 jO M [ Q?>, to speak, to t
Page 499 and 500: \\ metch-t ~^ W d I U M [ 337 ] M i
Page 501 and 502: n /wwv\, Heb. 2; U AAA/W\ n * n . "
Page 503 and 504: n khemu , U. 322, unknowing. nti kh
Page 505 and 506: naiaru ' AAAA/sA rivers ; compare H
Page 507 and 508: Nau sort of AAAAAA Q Q j| J U. 557
Page 509 and 510: N [ 347 ] N , U. 535, T. 294, Narit
Page 511 and 512: Ninarrutf N-rut-f _n_ < AAAAAA N [
Page 513 and 514: Nu-ti , Nu-t urt N [ 351] N , Tuat
Page 515 and 516: nub SD-I, U. 536, T. 294, P. 164, P
Page 517 and 518: D ra to diminish. nuhati fl A rn 1
Page 519 and 520: N nutch-t r"* ^ i Ebers , Pap. 39,
Page 521 and 522: . I fWVVVX Nebft] An \^> Denderah [
Page 523 and 524: Neb[t] Pest-t (?) Ombos II, 130, a
Page 525 and 526: N [ 363 ] N Neb her-ua ^ rp J|, B.D
Page 527 and 528: N [ 365 ] N Nebrt] shesh-her-ahit-s
Page 529: Nebneb N [ 367 ] N - 1 QU 1 (1, Omb
Page 533 and 534: a good look-out; , good luck. N [ 3
Page 535 and 536: * "~ nefer T (1 sacred fire. nefrit
Page 537 and 538: nemm-t nemma-t couch, bed, bier, bu
Page 539 and 540: AAAAAA ^J nenu (nu?) 'TT O, nen O o
Page 541 and 542: nerau-t Amen. 22, 12, victory. Amhe
Page 543 and 544: nenas M nehas-t
Page 545 and 546: nehh-t 14, 74, oil, unguent; Copt.
Page 547 and 548: N [ 385 ] N 32, 177, the divine Pot
Page 549 and 550: nekhekh , AAAA N. 345, 534, 1377, ^
Page 551 and 552: wv nekht ^ A/WW\ ^^ ^ man ; plur. V
Page 553 and 554: nesas AAAAAA n v >;v Teachings of A
Page 555 and 556: Nessf(?) Nesem (?) divine bull ; va
Page 557 and 558: AAA/WV r-s-i AA/WVX N [ 395 ] N , t
Page 559 and 560: neka N &, iv, 4 6, to think, to med
Page 561 and 562: N a \\ , everyone e* who ; ' f\ r\
Page 563 and 564: p v., ntef N pers. pron. 3 rd masc
Page 565 and 566: N [403] N neter khe-t (akh-t neter)
Page 567 and 568: 714, the Great Nine Gods. N [ 405 ]
Page 569 and 570: Neteru Heteptiu N [ 407 ] N I Inio
Page 571 and 572: Ntheriush nthehtheh g= , N [ 409 ]
Page 573 and 574: netch ren to proclaim the name. net
Page 575 and 576: Netcher N a god, sustainer of heave
Page 577 and 578: er kha-t accordance with. er kheft
Page 579 and 580: Re heri I
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, the act of working ; R [ 419 ] R
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place to place; (1 19, 6 ; Copt. Xo
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H repit Ast D D da R [423] R *, A.Z
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Rem' Alt. K. 6 1 8, a Semitic prope
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****** Vgv the SoddCSS Of the Jl ^
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R [ 429 J ôV, < >
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Rekhit Apit "7? a hippopotamus-godd
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1199, rvn resef j i resm I , Pap. 3
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(1 ! ' '4 i Rekhit-besu, etc., R [
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R [437] erta er ta , Pap. 3024, 109
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a [439] ra husband ; plur. ra ^^\ >
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hab ra [ 441 ] Amen ' ' 7 ' ' to de
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n [443] H ra hatahata ra % ] l\ _at
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Hurmais ra [ 445 ] ra the Roman; Gr
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hem hemhem hem hemem-t H-S _CH^ to
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a henhen FD HI mand ; Copt, , Rev.,
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a H [ 451] ra hru en tekh m 46, " "
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h 9, has a sound similar to n in He
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He-t Benu , temple of the Benu-bird
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He-t Tet y J ^} , Rec. 3, 51, the f
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advantage, benefit ; ffi "$\ | e i
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\\ o \\o \\ - ' ^ô \\ heartless, t
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' to cover over, to hide, to concea
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Culte 241, to complain (?) make a p
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Hat-em-tauis a fire-goddess of dawn
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huit stchetut Israel Stele 9, 10, t
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huf istm , serpent, worm ; Copt huf
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huraq ^__^ ' , % %3i, Thes. 1205,
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heb Hensit the goddess Hensit. heb
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hebs hebsit H [ 477 ] 5 Rec. 25, 19
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H [ 479 ] H T, Southern Solstice IT
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M. 173,^, . p- 6 44, N. 6 37 , , Re
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hem neter tepi T | , high-priest, p
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hemit hemi @ . in tne Delta. H [ 48
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hen-t ^1 "7J H [ 487 ] H v&, | &* f
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plough, hoe. hennti, hennuti , LJI&
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* tik t^Tll' R : 55. 312, 7", T. 22
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H heru 8 %^ :, Thes 1296, ^ %^ft^,
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heri-a arrears; * i due on the land
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Heriu - unut H u - 399. the hour-go
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H [ 499 ] H her | , p. 6 4 , M. 88,
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H ,W(\iS' Heru-ami-Sept-t T- 2 77,
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Heru-netch-her-tef-f f o I *^_ ; H
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Heru-sba-res Heru-Sept P. 31, N. 65
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hers-t fi I herset n I ^ o H [ 507
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IIP e rhythmical composition ; HHP.
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hesb-t M* hesbi H [511] H , M. 196,
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H L 513 ] H **-** * f zi KTfl]' rul
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hekait sorceress. heka , \J M. 3I 6
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H C 517] C het-t 8 A i_ _i X , work
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Hetepit-ab-neb ..... , Ombos II, 13
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I, Rec. 31, 26, | V ' cords, bonds,
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H [ 523 ] Hetchtchut uT) o V Tuat I
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of \\ ; kh o KH = usually Heb. n, a
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khai | KH [527] KH , Rec. 15, 165,
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KH [ 529 ] KH Khaitiu T% fill VHJ J
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khabs 1 J p khabs 1 J [I khabs long
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kharpi kharpsa cake, a loaf. kharf
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KH [ 535 ] KH rising or appearance
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khu KH [537] KH
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khebkheb J JL , KH [ 539 ] KH , Rec
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khebs-t 1 khebS khebsta J *> d I KH
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KH [543 ] KH => $ kheper = jg (i) C
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khefa *. khefa-t khefa -t y] Hh. 46
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khem, khemm < &JLHOAA. KH [547] KH
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khenu ~^ ^ | ' D (2 ! I KH [ 549 ]
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* KH [551] KH > , zzz , (1 , to sni
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KH [ 553 ] KH , a plant or herb use
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173, 44, first of those in Amend a
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KH [ 557] KH Tombs of Seti I and Ra
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KH [ 559 ] KH many trees, grove, or
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KH [561] EH 32 ' 8s ' J, U U TtT)T
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Khersek-Shu ^\ , Hearst Pap. IV, ii
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Khesef-her-khemiu KH [ 565 ] KH I ,
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khetit _ KH [567] KH , a place wher
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K Q, KH [ 569 ] KH , fort, fortress
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KH, KHA [571] KH, KHA î Shipwreck
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KH, KHA [573] KH, KHA khames *-= ft
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khakeru x ^ , ornaments, \l i' khak
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Khennu N5 1 KH, KHA [577] KH, KHA "
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KH, KHA [ 579 ] KH, KHA Khnem -khen
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KH, KHA [581] KH, KHA kheri heb tep
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S S " . This sign was used indiffer
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Sa-sa-t i - Sa-ti-Sa-t Ram. IV; see
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sa saiu-t I fetters, restraint of a
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Sar , ^ J Tuat VI : , (i) a jackal-
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San --.J]^^, iv, 839; see and ~wvw.
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