Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

huf
istm , serpent, worm ; Copt
hufhuf to eavesdrop, to
huft (hutf)
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, to spoil, to rob ; Copt. ,
spy out.
huft *e=^ AA to , faint, to collapse.
^ ' *^ huftcha
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to move with trepidation ; compare Heb. ^TBPI .
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y un & f both sexes ;
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N. 43,
i, T. 120,
, girl in the eye of Horus ;
compare Heb. ViC.^ , the little man in the eye,
Deut. xxxii, 10, Prov. vii, 2, ]V0TI3., daughter
of the eye, Psalm xvii, 8, Arab. ^A*M c: Ju,
Eth. fl^'t": 0^^') Gr. KO/)>I, Deut. xxxir, 10,
Psalm xvi, 9, Prov. vii, 2.
Hun, Hunu
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, a youthful god ; plur.
of the sun at the 3rd hour of the day ; (2) the
name of the spring sun.
B.D. (Sai'te) 46, i, a singing-god of dawn.
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Hunit 8^?J>, 8
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a doorkeeper-goddess.
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Hunit ?^D I^enderahl, 6,aserpent-
X a O (y\' goddess of the North.
Hunit 8 /www, L.D. 3, 2766, a lioness-
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goddess who rejuvenated the dead.
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