Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

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KH [ 546 ] KH
? Israel Stele :, 12, ~~, to bring
.JU.' ("^Tfi 'U.
to an
end, to cease, to make an end of, to be ignorant
of, to have no knowledge of, to disregard, to
feign ignorance, to play the fool ;
P. 646, M. 744, not unknown, nothing is
unknown.
khemm, khemmi \ 1\ ,
\\ to be ignorant, un-
,'
U. 416,
|N IN _n_, T. 237, Pap. 3024, 124, Leyd.
_B^.B t^ ra
Pap. 7, 4, <
khem
name is unknown, i.e., God ;
learned, inactive.
7 he whose
y&, IV, 971, he who is not known, i.e., a stranger;
dead;
J\ _n_
ignorant man; IN,
Pap. 7,3; %\
,
he felt not his body, i.e., he felt
| j
V&, Peasant 219, the
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\ \\ Leyd.
Ja*^- i i i I U I
"A/WVA
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j^r rW i
> IV,
324, unknown to men, i.e., to the Egyptians.
khem em khem
em khemt
, without, destitute of;
without, destitute of, exclusive of; <
number remaining
tracted from another.
', A.Z. 1900, 28,
,
the
when one number is sub-
khem , A.Z. 970,
i, Amen.
27, 10, n, an ignorant man, fool, dolt, stupid,
untrained (of an animal); plur.
1\ _Ji_WH,
khem Vv -JU. , stranger, alien.
_af?^
khem |\ & ^, %*, A.Z. 1878,
_HK^ jr Js 1^
48, Rev. ii, 126, 148, f^ 1^^' IWV ^. JJt*V^!-
I
Rev. n, 172, little, small, slight;
Copt. OJHXJL.
khem khar
Copt. gjAXg/LX (Rev.), slave, servant.
khem-ni (?)
Pap. 3024, 57, ignorant.
khemi
_n_,
enemy, fiend, worthless person ; plur.
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\\
s , foe,
/
i *SV Rev. , 13, 112, men of nothing.
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, Rec. 26, 234,
14, 7,
J.K.S. II, 13, a class of stars;
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