Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

S
S " . This sign was used indifferently
with |l at a very early period, and its original
sound, which seems to have been somewhat like
the Heb. t or D> was forgotten. The Coptic
equivalent for both and P
is C.
S , a causative prefix ; var. I .
s, si
pronoun, 3rd fem. var. I or I
; \\.
S
S
.A ; see asi
\\
', rpersonal
and absolute
~"
an interrogative
, , X$>
particle.
SL
a male
human being, man, person ; Copt. CA., Amharic
l"l(D^; N&\&' ^' IIl8 i "~$r">
parties in a lawsuit.
S[a]-t ~^~, T. 58, ~^~^
^_ JJ,
1
Amharic fl, ^;
woman, any woman; plur.
t ^ie two
, M. 217, N. 589,
[ 583 ]
Jj i,
s[a]-t hemt ~^~^|), Pap. 3024, 9 8,
plur. ^ Jj ^ Jj
'
; Copt. C&IJUie.
8 a [ ] , \& ,N& /WWA T I c^, t tiii I f**r I ^-{| >o
of Elephantine (Syene); ~^ *
(j ^
a native
|, a
wiseman; , Rec. 29, 165, a well-known
'
man; sa -wvw^ Q 8 (1 'w'* , anativeof the
Delta; v&
of his belly ;
eternity, i.e., a dead man;
millions of men ;
vA i
, Love Songs i, 3, a slave
"
6, 8, sailor folk ; \& t=> -L j
Karn. 53, 23, a crying person.
o O
A A
X O ,
i
I
a man of
I, IV, 966,
I,
Rec.
, Mar.
s[a] neb
S *
sa-t
S
iniiiirr
i, to know.
-^, Mar. Aby. I, 6,37,
-, bar, bolt, beam, pillar, mast, pole;
'
everybody,
all folk.
-^ , pillar of the earth ; dual
^N , IV, 498, 1220, the two bolts of a
_2l VJ-T^
door or gate ; plur.
jy
~
' 7 7 '
'
^r^ i
J