Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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R [436] R
, everybody; s=
i Amherst , Pap. 32, sailor folk ;
drunken (I , people;
i D o ^ M'
private soldiers ;
17, 150, servants;
^, inscribed wax figures of men ;
'
i VI eft L' D - HI > 21 9*.
. i n ni i n n Sir
17, the servants of Pharaoh's temples.
reth
Reth
IV, 1075,
I D
I
II I
the three classes of
mankind.
I, Tuat V, "men," i.e.,
the Egyptians in the Tuat. They were formed of
the tears, o|%fff !,
reth aau
j$^Jr /n i
>
y> i ^~n
the rich (?) ; Copt. pJULJULi-O
reth rekh *
^"^
eyes
that fel1 frot
? 'h e
_
of Ra.
^s!
<
5 >
, great folk,
|! Rev- 8 . 22 ,
sensible, mild of manner ; Copt. pJULpAXy (?)
n+v.^
rethp
of Syria;
O ffi
dual
ret
2 > 43 4
>, Upper Syria;
^^
i
i
, Lower Syria ; var. ^'
i '
, N. 798
P - s84 '
' ste P s i stairs, stairway,
, 497,
the Great
l B.D. I3&A, 4, the stairs of Sebek.
i
retu-t *5\ I
, places, abodes.
stairs.
ret ^
to grow, to flourish, to spring up, to spread out ;
Copt. peT in
folk ;
ret
see
officer; plur.
erta(?) T - 28
[\,
N. 87, A A ,
'
i
,
men, people,
Rec I4> 46> agent>
p - 6l M - 2 , 9>
. , , to give, to place,
to place oneself, to appoint, to establish, to cause,
to set ; erta is also used as an auxiliary verb :
A Israel Stele 2.
,
erti-t
'
(j (j
erta pa her
to pray ; Copt.
erta em sa
IV, 425, things given.
, something given ; plur.
9
o , Rec. 14, n,
i
,
self by the side of, to protect someone.
erta er as-t
oneself on a throne.
jj
to set one-
, to seat