Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

huit stchetut
Israel Stele 9, 10, to coin a proverb.
hunt i
, ^
p
cry,
(0 jQ TJ outcries ; Q =* Qb -T- \\ "^^ ,
A oS-l I x^i^>
Huit Antiu 8
Hu-ahuaa
a magical name.
Li o
a title of
'
^j ||| Sekhmit.
= Rec. 30, 67,
()^,
A Jj 111 111 11
Hui-Nu S see!
Hu-nesmit (?) =\ x *-
II, 133, a goddess.
Huit-Ra (?) flfl f ^
~Jj ,
[ 469 ]
in I
I
i,
death-
cry.
Ombos
"o J B.D. 1
, 68,
A JJ 1 1 1 1 1 1_1
a group of four goddesses of offerings.
Hu-tepa
f\ IS* \S , *&1 I
146, the doorkeeper of the 4th Pylon.
hu [ vY' a ^'"^ ^ sce P tre '
instrument = (w
-jT) a V (?)
A 1 1 I I
^ =\ (JO ?, dust, powder.
huit {j A _/J I 1 III
inundation ; Copt.
huit
jf, rain, to
L mm
=\
or
Pap. 3024, 137, rain;
Copt. a8 \>^ ,
1
A ,^^1 A ^i /wvNAft
god.
B.D. 175, 18, the
primeval watery mass whence came everything.
hu-t R , A.Z. 1906, 116
,
o I I I
huit I
'
filth.
, a disease.
hu 5V U - 8 U-
A Ji *4'{^>V A _il _/l
226 <
.8 !. 8e
^ 0=0, fi \\ \>
3 ^> (2 X 7f U
i
,
.
i
, food, meat
w ,
and drink ;
o ^\ |
Q v\ i
A Jlc^tz, I
g\
.rj divine food.
,
ill
hut ? ^K %C ^Hl P. , 406, M. 580, N. 1 1 86,
celestial beings who supply the deceased with
p fV o LAA
food, victuallers; plur. fi V\ ifil , M. 251,
hu ^
,
Rev. 14, 46,
plenty ; Copt. &OTO.
HU ,
J ^ j^
>=^= surplus,
U. 439, T. 250, 332, P. 432,
M. 618, N. 1222, 1706, | "^\, % J) R ec.
^.AJKAMfe**"of
the sense of Taste he ; sprang from the blood
of the phallus of Ra.
jjjj . $ Ombos Hu -=^ ,
Jj
I, 186-188, one of
the 14 kau of Ra.
| % "li Ombos I, 84, Denderah
III, 78, a god of offerings.
var.
Hu
Hu
hU
hU
hU ab ,
\>
the god of the 2nd
\\ I' hour of the day.
, the Sphinx at Gizah; 5(2
A I
, to lack, be in want.
^, A.Z. 1907, 46, naked;
A /? ^c^ I ^1
Peasant 271,
lamentation, sorrowful man.
hU 8%^L, Rec " 27) 57. to
A n i 1 1
grieve,
to
tear the hair.
"^^ Parts of a sh 'P' Planks .
hu 8 CB
A ^ Mi' ribs(?)
hU *4, Rec. 25, 16, ,
u,. , C3 bad, wicked ; Copt.
n
U
Rev. 13, 6, more, surplus, over-abundance,
plenty; Copt.&OTO ; -
Rev. 13, 21 = Copt. H g,OTO 6.
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