Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

saut
sab -
N.8o 9 ,
J
N '
fear, anguish,
quaking.
J b , to play the flute.
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[ 588 ]
plur.
I^T*, U. 566,
T. 356,
P-477,- 801, A.Z. J-^ J,N. 1907,19,
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J "^ ir IV> 6l7> J ackal of the South ;
Heb. 1M|, Syr. ^^, Arab. ^.jj.
Sab - , J gj^ P. 6 1 7, the Wolf-god or
Jackal-god; i* %, T. 169, M. 178, ^3,
,N. 689.
Sabu ^=- 11% N. 950, the wolf or jackal
N Jl _fl '
guides of the Tuat.
Sab-res -*- ^ J -^ J, T. 35 6,
J ~^^ ^L ,
N. 176, Anpu (Anubis).
Sab-khenti-Seshesh -W,
IV, 958, Anubis of the sistrum city.
Sab .2=31 , judge, chief, master;
1 i IV, 1118, judge of the king's house:
>y, judge belonging to Nekhen;
master scribe ,
;
^^^.
policeman; ^|
6, 136, a title of the finance minister
sab taiti
N ,
\\
s, master
judge.
Sab-ur -^ ^^, Rec. 29, 157, Great
Judge, the name of a god.
U. 500, wisdom.
,
sab
s-ab
affection ;
D
caus. of
T J I ,
s
, time, period.
to show graciousness or
Rev. 5, 92, door,
pylon.
Rev. 12, 119, place
of correction.
sabu , a kind of goose.
Sapathar
name of a Hittite chief.
Sam -
sume; caus. of
sam-t
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Vt?
sannar
n "^^^N ^
"|\ |\ Q ,
_rr\^. W\V ^7
I o, a vegetable substance (?)
sanhem
Heb. QJr?D, Leviticus xi, 22.
, the
to burn, to con-
a burning, fire,
conflagration.
O
, locust, grasshopper ; plur.
1206, Mar. Karn. 55, 74,
Sanhem "^ -^ ^ Jfe%, Sinsin i,
grasshopper-city in Sekhet-hetepet.
Rev. 2, 170,
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I, Rev. 8, 172,
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a SrouP of Bods wno occupy
the same shrine; Gr. avwani.
,
Osiris.