Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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hether 8 ", to levy a tax ; see ?
Uf hether
hethes
* v '
weasel, shrewmouse.
3
? Pair f
wings, pinions,
shoulders.
Hethes | =5 p 5^-, weasel-god (?),
shrewmouse-god(?). For figures see B.M. 41562,
11588, 29602, etc.
Hettit
Heti
heti
scorpion.
'
B.D. 39, 10, a
scorpion-goddess.
the flying, winged
sun-disk.
, to be weary, exhausted.
I I CL_k
heteb | c^a J j\, 8 o-^. J, A.Z. 45,
132, to arrive at, to drop into a chair or seat.
heteb |cs^J, Annales V, 34, 8 c-=^
, Rec. 8, 136, c==> J
2 ^, Amen.
^^ J X ffift , to overthrow, to upset, to
-=> n
slay; see C^3 J\
hetbit
a disease.
heten
he t ;es
plete, perfect ;
hetga-t
see hetes.
an unguent
I of
,
, to be com-
Thes " I201 '
overthrow.
door . the leaves
a door.
bright, to become light, to shine, to illumine.
hetchhetch J "^ J "^ ,
bright, to become light
to become
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hetchut (hetchtchut) !!
\\
splendour, brilliance : var. Y A A fl
hetch-t 1
io
hetch-t ta
493,
I
, light, radiance,
, dawn, daybreak.
A A O
^? =, N. 492,
M
, Rec. 26, 229,
, . , "the lighting up of the land,"
the dawn, daybreak;
^ ^^^ f
, the earliest dawn ; Copt.
Amharic ^(J : -f1rh,C : Oriental 66 1, fol. 6 IB, 3,
as opposed to CRflp ; -fl^C : ib ' d - fo1 - 7 6 A, 3.
hetch-t * U0,Jo, ;' ,f- white,
A A L ^_^ A CD
anything bright and shining; ?fl
the "white goddess," i.e., Nekhebit, the Vulture-
goddess of Nekhebet, or Eileithyiaspolis.
Hetch-t f^P the name of a serpent
A \ (t/V on the royal crown.
hetchtch
\\ 3$p, scorpion.
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