Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

sa
saiu-t
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fetters, restraint of any kind, bonds.
s [587] S
imprisonment, re-
I i i
straint.
, cords,
23, 3, "fetters of Set," i.e., the name of certain
bandages placed over the mouth.
142, 71, "Shepherd" a title of Osiris.
Sai
Sa
a mythological croco-
dile.
Nesi-Amsu 32, 41, a
form of Aapep.
SaemGeb^-T^Jj^L-fl^S
, the gate of the gth
Division of the Tuat.
, Roller !3, 5,
ram, sheep; plur. ^
, Rec. 27, 191,
, tomb, grave, shelter, wall ; plur.
sau , U. 394,
I, 78, places where
or ears as punishment), to break, to destroy.
sa
weak or feeble.
j
breakers, broken, destroyers.
e
sa-a V
J&, Amen. 4, 5,
weak, feeble man ; plur.
', Rec. 36, 214, ^
C_
.A, Peasant B. 122, 128,
,
Rec. 26, 234,
~n~ ibid. 29, 144; var. & J\ , to yield,
to give way, to go away, to depart, to wander
away, to desert, to fall away varr. I
;
[Q] v\ A (I ,
U- 534, HlA^ ]0 A, P. 231.
sa-t
sata
sa
H-
\\
[]
sa ^^,
T. 323, to know.
see
sa
sai -
s-au
S-auu
Sau
the city-god of Sais;
the god of Lower Sais; -
the god of Upper Sais.
saub (?) -M-
. deserter, one who fails to do
, desertion, failing.
j\
, )m mmi
to cut, to carve.
S
J
i
-
'
5i,
'
something.
Rec. 31, 1 66,
to run away.
>, to be full, satisfied;
Rec. 33, 6, coast
region.
J, to call, to cry out; var.
, B.D. ia 7 B, 16,
' B-D- 64 ' 32) enlar S ers>
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>
J
to teach, to admonish,
'
to i
instruct; Copt.