Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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to be wise, to know, to be acquainted with, to
be skilled in an art or craft ;
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ffi, to know carnally;
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his reins, i.e., understood his nature ;
knowingly, wittingly.
rekh opinion ; i, in
my opinion ;
opinion of men.
I, the
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rekh-nef 03 w>, IV, 971, one
known to him, i.e., intimate friend ;
a man well known by his master;
a stranger.
rekhit , knowledge, learning.
rekh I
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rekhu ^\J
characteristics of a person.
rekha
rekhm
science, knowledge.
I, IV, 972, the known
Jour. As. 1908, 281, wise,
understanding.
skilled , ^\ workmen, craftsmen,
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trained mechanics ; A V I'
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IV, 1081, *^
mankind, rational beings ;
Rekhit "^ III,
tk ^ N- SS. knowers kn
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see rekhit.
a class of human beings in the Tuat.
rekh-t Q,
(female) ;
in her town ;
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Denderah III, 77,
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, a woman well known
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, Egyptian women.
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woman, i.e., Isis.
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