Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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1908, 299, grief, misery; Copt. ,H.&.e.
hebau
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Nastasen Stele
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19, miserable rrian, wretched with M I
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f^A |
heba |J ^\J, Hearst Pap. XIV, n .....
Verbum I, 336, to waddle (of a goose).
hebba 9
(] AWA/W, Hymn to Amen 41,
A ^& *& 1 *W\AA*
to bubble up (of a spring).
hebai ^j, A.Z. 1868, 10,
IJ-rMHMJ 11
to play, to jest, to play a game of draughts ;
H ww 8 11
hebai o
{j |j Q Q ^ ,
A ^J 11 J&1
heben-t i
on vwwv
Q ' n a jesting manner,
to injure.
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hebenben | J ww J " w
, humility, low estate.
I, 6, 36, to be cast down, to grovel
ground.
, Mar. Aby.
on the
Rouge I.H. II, 115, one who is dejected or
cast down.
on
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hebnen-t /WWA
g
, 8
A^ICl Aj
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V\
o
JPo'
a ring, a round cake, a circular object ; plur.
Q
"^WA , U. 152, a sacrificial
oO
cake, a vessel full of grapes or wine (?)
heber-t J J^ JJ^, dirt(?)
filth (?) excrement (?)
heberber 0 9^X, |j
A^-l ^-1 J J A^sa
W , to bow, to do homage, to grovel ; see
J'
wwuv
D o
; Copt. ,&Opfip.
>*!JPT-UPT^UP
MJPil-UPT'UPdi-
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p Ai
JP.1J T o 5 > to put on clothes, to clothe,
A M I I
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to dress, to cover over; ||xr^6 'fe^ v\ V 7 s
, compare Heb.
clothed in very best clothes;
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T. 144 ;
Arab.
n ^3 *v
J ^T ^, P. 94, N. 57, those who are
clothed; ',
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IV ' 944, with
covered head.
hebs R T.
J J UjU, 339, N. 743, clothing,
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apparel, raiment, cloth, coverings, drapings,
UPS-
, P. - T
593, clothed; JJP 1)1)8^, JJfl
J
III II, IV, 894, clothing, five
,
changes or suits ; 8 A
W I horse-cloth , ;
j
f
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\\
chariot cloth or
cover.
~*~ Rev. n, 167, 14, 34, clothes,
'
garments, apparel.
hebs-t 8 fl ~*x Rec ' 4> 2I> a linen
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hebsit |J P (j(j g, linen (raiment).
hebs fl n rD , festival apparel.
A -cl I x^7
strainer.
hebs 8 r ~ B.D. (Saite) 19, 13,
A ^j \J*S
n n n T~1
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, festival; plur.
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