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nehu WWAA
more ; Copt.
nehb-t
neheb
N [384] N
r' As>
, u. 548, 631,
U. 630, his seven necks;
x
L_fl'
*A \5X*4, ( \| to yoke cattle or horses, to
.J5^ A ^\ _ZT _/J
put under the yoke, i.e., conquer, to be entrusted
with something; $kJJx^$^^J(f
coupled with fields.
neheb ka 1k S LJ , *~ww AS. 8 II
_ffi\ A ^) I
-cc\S
A *
)|JLJ, Rec. 26, 75, to yoke the ka, to subju-
gate the double; ~~ \ 1k U. 234.
A _erx ||^_ UULJ .
*a
nehb-t -wwwT\ Vi
'
, the act of yoking.
rH o n -H o n Q
neheb ~w
Neheb - ti
the god of the serpent staff.
B.D. 125, II, one of the 42 assessors.
Neheb-kau **
l, U. 311,599, N. 964,
\\
-JSX
&, M. 690,
. an
ox for
*' ploughing.
,
Tuat IX,
uu u
IV, 387,
m i
Rec. 30, 68,
, a serpent-god in the
who provided the dead with food.
Neheb-kau *w* i Y, Tuat iv.aself-
A ^3 III
existent serpent, with two heads at one end of
his body and one at the other.
Neheb-kau em Seshsh 1k I) LJ
rrv> A -rf, ^'^"J^' flower, used especially of
the lotus; plur. ~ 1k | ^ WWW,
fT^. ^]
M. 655, t\ J VS- Rec 2 9' '48 -
rr^v A ^3 _Z1 I i I
J Q IV, 918, flowers in general,
III'
blossoms.
neheb X7^, title, official description.
Ebers Pap. 46, 9,
medicine (?)
a kind of stone used in
Rec. 1 6, 108, a
proper name.
craft, to fashion a pot, or figure, or man.
-"* k. I Q-
Amen. ',
fa!hio"er '
Q
\(.
1S:
the potter's table, the board on which the clay
is moulded into form.