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khas-1
khas-t ;
basin, lake, pool, well.
Khas-t
KH, KHA [574] KH, KHA
,
O
, territory (?) valley (?)
m, Tuat VII, a lake
.M
of fire, guarded by light-gods, wherein Osiris
lived.
Khas-t-shemu-rut (?)
Tuat VII, the gods who guarded
Khast, the lake of fire.
khass ^gp"" ,"^-^^,10 be feeble,
sick, weak, helpless; Copt. g^ICG, ^ICI.
khas-t ^^, ,
timidity, cowardice, feebleness.
khas-t
khasit
X, II I
IV, 720, weakness,
defect of body, a
helpless person.
I , IV, 507,
laxness, tiredness, effeminacy.
khasi *~55,U.539,T.29 5>
Israel Stele 5,
\\
,
a wretched, miserable,
exhausted, or weary man ; late forms are :
Rev. n, 164;
in,
khas
khasi-t
\\
1, coward,
' to be inactive inert -
.
W, an offering of scented unguent.
khasit
, Shipwreck 141,
^^y
W ,
O
U)D I I 1
-, IV, 329,
snu-lling plant or wood, cassia (?)
i i i
-, Rec. 1 6,
Shipwreck 141, a sweet-
Khasi, Khasti
Wort. 1015,
3, 46, -= I
^\
"
'
V
Q J> ,
"
()() ^,
'
(j(j ^
^j, Rev.
_y| , Hh. 233, a lock of the
hair of Osiris preserved at i
3^=1 63
khass ,i
building; plur. H
khas
khasbet
khasru
exiles, banished ones.
khaqses
"~Q , Rec. 33, 6, angle of a
C= \].
? B.D. 172, 15, parts of
MI' the face (?) eyelids (?)
o, lapis lazuli; see
I , Peasant 288,
P.S.B. 28, 124
khak '^%^'1^T^'
khaku ,
e
able," a term of abuse ; plur.
\,
to enclose, to gird ; var.
"despic-
$ O ^$V> "despicable" and
n JtA
accursed being, foe, enemy, rebel ; plur.
o
I
/iO i
Khak-ab
33, a form of Aapep.
khaker ^>
.OO'
III'
,, Nesi-Amsu 32,
j||, ^, to adorn, to
decorate, to put on armour ; var. A ; Copt.