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khem, khemm <
&JLHOAA.
KH [547] KH
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V\ i__i, to be hot, to be dry, to burn;
khem-t ^" (1 , fire, heat ; var.
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khemu-t *|\
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\
,
, IV, 837, hot parching winds, the khamasin,
II!
or khamsin, i.e., winds of the " fifty" hot days.
khem-nef(P) f\ :O, \ ^Q,
J!^ I _S^ T
*ik. V^-^v- 3 !
> c^-C-i,
_)PS -R T I ~TL,
asthma, breath-
T
lessness, difficulty in breathing.
khem !SL /v> P- 6 9> ^*^ v/ 1
^^'
T. 371, P. 536, N. 806, |\ % o, T. 392,
| Q
Arab. 1^.-.
Rec. 1 6, 142, aromatic herbs; compare
khemkhem
khemi <
,
L=fl
MI' ,
Rec. 36, 210,
throw, to destroy, to attack ;
*^ *"
1 destroyers.
khemut <
khemkhem
throw ; Copt. ^
Khemkhem, etc.
Khemi
Khemit
Koller 4,
III' i, a fruit.
to push over, to over-
^ Rec. 26, 232,
overthrow.
t =/) '
;_n ;
> to break t over-
.
, Ombos II, 134, a name.
B.D. 125, II, one of the 42
assessors of Osiris.
'
Denderah IV, 44,
a weeping-goddess.
Khemit
dess of destruction.
Khememit
Aby. I, 6, 36 =
khema
, TuatV, agod-
I
,
Mar.
, Rec. 32, 81,
at the breast, child, youthful, graceful, slender.
khema
khema
p. 8 7 , < , P- 33,
s
^
A '
-/)) Rev. ii, 90, to grasp, to seize, to
lay hold upon, to hold, to possess,
khemau(?) ,
L_J V& ]
'
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khema-t %\ o ,
khemi
\\
e
to contain.
a c ^ass f workmen,
labourers in general.
a part of a boat.
>WS V^-T^
^. Ofl^^i P - S - B - r 3> 4",
Sallier II, 5, 6, Anastasi IV, 12, 9, V\ (](]
Jir^ 11
,imi
iTllT,'
J i
, a kind of water-bird, pelican ; plur.
a -a nn -9 i Rec.
18, 181 ; Copt.
J^ _P 11 ^"!' ^HJU.1.
khemen
v
__ .,
,= =, eight;
di
^"",A.z. 1908,38,"",
1 1 1 1 nn
o
nn n nn
y.
nn i nn
1 1 1 1 1 1 ^ mini iiii
eighth; ww im,T. 391, O mi, M. 405;
IIII AAAAAA ^
Copt. UjJJLOt It, Heb. njfttp .
khemen-t
"
O 2
a period of eight
days (?)
khemen-t R H g, z " z, a kind of stuff,
eight-thread cloth.
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