Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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Israel Stele 14,
divine (adj.).
|, power, divinity;
IV, 340,
*
(1(1*, divine, strong.
neter aab (aab neter) T^ J) divine
form or image.
neteru abu C
I
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| e^ = **, valiant (?) ;
^, those who are made valiant.
neter at (atf neter) ^
"^ |j
,
^ |j ^
l " divine father," or " father of the god,"
r' i.e., of the king, the king's father-in-law.
neter atf (atf neter) 1 (j
is a god; ^(j^
, a father
who is a , two divine fathers;
I , the father-gods ;
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the
Neter-uash (Uash-neter)
"1 -C]
mother-
gods.
' " '
' *
Thes. 112, one of the seven stars of
Orion.
Neter uhem (Uhem neter) If,
herald of the god, divine messenger.
neteru peru (peru neteru) \
gods' houses, temples.
neter fet-t (fet-t neter)
divine sweat.
Neter mut (Mut neter)
(i) the mother of the god (i.e., Isis) ; (2) the
title of a priestess.
netrit men (men netrit) 1 ^
the building made for a goddess.
neter metut (metut neter) "1 A ! ,
3
l %> the words of , the god [Thoth],
any book or inscription written in hieroglyphs.
neter metcha-t (metcha-t neter)
c3 n c
I jl U. 7QO,
sacred writings.
c
neter nemmat (nemmat neter)
block of slaughter.
Stele,
neter he-t (he-t neter)
"
god, temple; plur.
768,
, IV, 421,
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d
,
the god s
' Palermo
house of the
two divine temples;
i, iv,
i
i
, an order of priests who
attended in the temple at certain hours of the
day and night.
neter Mu (hau neter)
divine flesh or body, the body of
.