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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

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The following pages contain a Hieroglyphic Voca-

bulary to all the texts of the Chapters of the Theban

Recension of the Book of the Dead which is printed

in this Series (Vols. XXVIII—XXX), and also to most

of the supplementary Chapters of the Saite and Graeco-

Roman period which are appended thereto. The whole

work has been comprehensively revised, and in the case

of characters to which the values given in 1897, when

the first edition was compiled, are now obsolete, special

care has been taken to place them in the order in

which they have since been proved to belong. The

arrangement of the words and their various forms is

usually alphabetical, and it is hoped that the few ex-

ceptions to this rule will cause the reader no difficulty.

A very considerable number of words and forms have

been added to this edition, and it was necessary, for

reasons of space, to omit all references.

VIII PREFACE.

A new feature of this edition of the Vocabulary is

the Index to all the English equivalents of Egyptian

words printed herein. This was prepared in answer to

the requests of many who had used the first edition

of the Vocabulary.

For the care which Mr. Adolf Holzhausen has given

to the printing of this work my sincere thanks are due.

E. A. WALLIS BUDGE

British Museum,

February itk, 1911. i^

VOCABULARY.

aata,

atita

a (?) ^

aar

au

ait

aut

aut

au

^ n

i^

o I

n I

I i I

I

I i I

^1

IV.

A.

ministrant, celebrant^ a kind

of priest.

to bind^ tie together^ to put

under restraint^ to coerce^

to persecute, to oppress.

to make a gift or offering,

to present.

bread-cakeS; loaves of any

shape offered for funerary

oblations.

offerings of meat and drink,

sacrifices , bread - cakes,

etc.

liglit, radiance.

to be long, length, the oppo-

site of Y. usekh breadth,

1

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION

au f^\'

au

Au-a

au

) \

ausek

a bit

Q.

U^M

to extend; be extended,

^' 9' y extended

(i. e., lavish) hand, j^^^ 2-\(^ length of the

back, f^C2i

extend-

ed of years, ^^|c^V\ lono; of strides ; com-

pare also ,r^ v^(^3)^i^,

to expand, to dilate (of the

heart), hence ^r^^'? (r^%>

! Y i^y gladness.

pleasure, delight.

fully, exceedingly, to the ut-

most, to the full extent.

the ^'god of the extended

arm".

children^ youths^ the youngs

unmarried men^ synonym

of sheriu [ [ Y^ ^ i

children.

stick; staflf; sceptre^ symbol of

high position and dignity.

an insect which brought the

deceased into the Hall ot

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.

abu mAbu

OsiriS; identified with the

praying mantis. A variant

gives ^^^'J'^^i)^^-

cessation *ju.tJ^O cease-

lessly, unremittingly.

Elephant-city. The Island of

Elephantine and the town

and district of Syene. The

region of the First Cataract.

to shine.

j

maternal and paternal an-

' cestors. Heb. ni3^^.

^^^55^^ wO^

1a proper

name.

geese, ducks, water-fowl in

general, and finally birds

of any and every kind

offered for sacrifices.

0< fish offered at funerary feasts,

i i I

to injure, to harm.

flame, fire, heat, blaze, to

scorch, to burn, to shrivel

up. Var.

Am[m]u%^n the Fire City of the Other

World.1*


ammtj

amu

ames

t::^

to grasp with the hand, to

hold in the fist, to seize,

take by violence, snatch

at, fist, grasp.

-PI!A

the name of a sceptre, or

staff, associated with Am-su, or Menu, the god of

generation and fertility.

a scribe and treasurer of

holy offerings.

Ani %v "^d Q vSi

name.

ah

aha

Ahat

ra

ra

ra

ra

Ahit^'\U

to be troubled, injured, suf-

fering.

evil, injury, harm.

an ancient goddess, who was

identified with Hathor, and

appeared in the form of

a cow or a woman.

a goddess who supplied the

dead with food.


Ahu a god who was connected

with offerings.

Ahui (?) (^^^^o t\ ^^=^ the name of a canal (?).

ahu

ahet

akh

akbakh

akhi

akhet

akhaa

akhab

Akhabiu

I I I

I ! I

^\>

S III

-^©

akhetu

Aseb

mO

A

food, bread-cakes, offerings

of all kinds.

fields, estates, farm, cultivat-

ed land.

to bloom, to blossom, flower,

bloom.

flowers of the sky, i. e,, stars.

reed , water - plant , rushes,

marsh flowers.

the first season of the Egyp-

tian Year.

to enter, to penetrate.

to give to drink.

j

a class of divine beings, or

' gods, who were associat-

ed with the Akeru-firods

M©

I, e

u 1

uu

,^ ^ things, objects,

food, bread-cakes.

the name of a Fire-god in

the Other World.


asbiu

Aseb'her-

per-em-

khetkhet

askh

mrj

sparks of fire, flames, fiery

' spirits.

asta

asta ab

astu

Ashu

Ashbu

Asher

ashert

X, fl

is; a'

-M

a face of fire which advanced

and retreated alternately.

']^ X to cut a crop,'^—

° to reap.

-^

-^ A o

A 111

-^:^

i i I

^^I I

'^I

to hasten, to hurry, be swift

or rapid.

to hurry the heart, to arrive

at a hasty judgment.

water in motion, a stream

or canal.

name of a god.

name of the warder of the

5th Arit.

name of a city, or temple

district, or god.

roasted flesh of animals, or

birds, grilled meat, steaks,

joints, etc.


akit

Aker

Akeru

Akeriu

aqa

Aqetqet

Ak:ab

Akb

h ^ ^

Sb:^

a cliamlber, or hut, or small

house.

a very ancient name of the

Earth-god.

The two gods who guarded

the western and eastern

ends of the tunnel through

the earth which the Sun-

god passed through night-

ly. They were the an-

cestors of the Akhabiu

gods, ^^and also of

m a group of earth-gods who' ' appeared in the form of

serpents.

AAAAA/'

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

JAAAAAA C\

AAA/W\ \1J.

r^^ dirt, filth, what is

1 filthy.

one of a group of seven gods

or spirits associated with

Osiris.

the great celestial ocean and

the god who presided over

it, water, flood, celestial

Nile.

VOCABULARY TO THE TEIEBAN RECENSION

Akba

at

atu

at

at

at

at

Ati

atiu

atutu

atep

/ÂAAAA

AAAAAA

/^ÂAA^

AAAAAA

ÂAAAA

AAAAAA

the great celestial ocean and

the god who presided over

it, water, flood, celestial

Nile.

injury, assault, attack.

a support of a god, a perch

for a bird, etc. The word

is also written with a wrons:

determinativeÔ

%^ the vertebrae, back, the mid-

dle of something,

Onot

O l' _^^ ^'Î moment, a period of time,

^ r'^ "^ ^^ I season.

tt.4

w

D

D I I I

The ninth nome of Lower

Egypt ; its capital was Per-

Asar (Busiris).

evil beings, fiends, enemies,

a kind of wood.

1 a load, a burden, something

/ carried on the head, to

J carry, to bear, to support.

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 9

atef^^c=^ -Lf name of one of the princi-

atefu '^ "^ %\ 1^ P^^ crowns of Osiris.

Atef' _M^ ^^:>^

ura proper name.

3f ^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ wounded, injured.

atau "Tk _^ A t)^ ^^nr^ a ceremonial ararment withfe"

magical properties.

^tu TJn _ t^ crocodile, or water lizard.

Ates her-mer (?) '^ ^=^ <§> S^ S\ a proper name.

atet '^^=^^v, o the vertebrae, back. Also>^?written

A.

ThegodThotli^lJ. The

form is common iu the

later period.

vSi D D f\ fl I

P^i'sonal pronoun. I, me, my.

n V^ praise, acclamation.

10

aa

aa

aaa

aaau

aaat

aau

aaut

aait

aau

aaiu


boat.

MT standard, perch for a sacred

bird.

"^ plants , flowers,

growingI I I crops.

t^yi

f? he of the two feathers,

^ ^^ plumed one.

-^

fi-

¥

standard, perch for a sacred

bird.

aged one , old

age , old man,

senior;

plur.

flM!«

\ A

]

aged gods, divine old men.

to praise, to applaud, to

ascribe glory to, to ac-

claim, to rejoice.

praise, praises, acclamations,

rejoicings, glorifyings.

w ^1 1


aaiu h

aaut

aait

aaiti

^

aamhet f

Aaru1

aarret[

aarret

aaret

Aahet

a

aakh

Aakha-f

bit ^

praise, praises, acclamations,

rejoicings, glorifyings.

A '^fl fl

^ "^ tombs, or funerary domainsI _x^ I I

1^"^^ÎII nnrlp,r tVift o,Via,r,o-A of Dripsts.mider the charge of priests,

sepulchres.

pn '^ ^"^^^1)1

^^^® S^^^ ^^ho preside

SH"^ ms limi over the Aats; see

Chapter CL.

see$^ nrz2 ^s.'

-B^

^111

(1

^ a region in the Other WorldAvhich formed a portion of

^ the abode of the blessed.

eyes (?).

milk.

vine, vineyard.

ziîâj;

—

n^ a god whose functions are

in ^.,...^^rDl undefined.

MS^S

^jqq

light, splendour, radiance,

brilliance, rays, the god

of light or splendour.

the name of a goddess.


aake-bit

aakebu^W^\"^^^iCiAi ^

aaqet f

Aaqet- f

qet

oI I I

O

aat f| 1K^1<

I

aaat

aat

aat

aat

aat

a

oI

rt5i

-X

I

the name of a group of gods

or of deified human beings.

women who wail and

pluck out their hair,

professional wailing

women or mourners.

groans, lamentations, mourn-

ing , wailings. Another

form is H^:3:^ Wx^SA'-

flowers, grass, herbs.

^^He who revolves", name

of a god.

dignity, rank, grade of hon-

our, position, preferment.

things possessing a bad or

strong smell.

an article of dress, part of

a girdle (?).

the vertebrae, back.

to split, to cleave asunder,

to break.

standard, perch, pedestal.


AatenthYp-uat '

^atfl

V^^S^N ^'St^andard of Ap-^ ' uat", name of the

lower deck of the magical boat.

domain of a god, tomb of a

god , funerary district

;

plur. [ The^^^^ 111

kingdom of Osiris contain-

ed 14 Aats :

—

1 ^^®.^ s D

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

mill

IIIlD

" ill^

Mil D"

1 1 1 1^

Mill D"

1 1 11 o

11. ^^ni12. „ °^nii

13.

14.

n

n

aaf Amentet ^^^^^=^ ^ ^ ^

aat khu ^^^=^^

aat en ^^=^^=^^^^^^^^

XAAAAAA

aati

1

Aat-urt 1^:=^ ^^^ ©

the funerary domain of the

West (Amentet).

the Aat of blessed souls,

the Aat of fire.

The two Aats, i. e., the Aat

of Horus and the Aat of

Set, or the two Aats of

Osiris.

the god of the Great Aat.

14 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION

Aat ent Kher-aha 1^=^=^ m Q^ The Aat

aatu

aati f

aatu

^ n ^ <:z:z> ^ h¥^ ©of Kher-aha, i. 6., the ancient

Egyptian city which stood

near Old Cairo (Fustat).

praise, praisings, adorations.

w

^^I I I

I I I

cr"Z]

I I I

aat

aateb

aatet

^ nI

aatet

aatti

aa

1

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

^

H

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

slaughter houses, chambers

of tortures;places where

the enemies of Ra and

Osiris were punished.

child, male or female, youth,

flood, storm, rush of water.

net for snaring birds or fish,

the net in which the Enemysnared souls.

rain - storm, dew, moisture,

oppression, injury, oppressor.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Q l\^—

° Q ^^1 to wash, to cleanse, pu-

riiy, 4 AAAAAA ^ to>J "

AAAAAA I

wash the hear.t, i.e., to cleanse

the heart by taking ven-

geance.

(1


aau

aa

aaau

aab

aab

aabet

aab

aanu

aar

aart

aartu

aarat

I AAAAAA \_>^ AAAAAA tfAAAAAA /'

II AAAAAA ^^^N AA/V\AA -*-*-

I AAAAAA

a

L°JAAAAAA

AAA.\AA

AAAAAA

o

a washing, a cleansing.

a sinful act.AAAAAA ^%^

I

JfVI AAA/V\A I ^^

to sin against the god.

apes, incarnations of the spi-

rits that praised the rising

sun.

to come towards, to meet,

to present an offering, one

opposite, an offering.

an offering, oblation, cere-

monial gift, a vessel of

offerings.

an offering of a libation.

praise, adoration, AYords of

glorification;

plur. [AAAAAA

serpent, snake, cobra. The

Greek form is oupafoc,

uraeus.

snake a'oddess

\iplur. [1

cii

16

aarti

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION\

1 o \\

the Two Snake -goddesses,

1. e., Isis and Nephtliys;

the Four Snake-goddesses

aartu

ankh

aah

J¥Mlf^l j

the ' 'living nraei" which

' Uved on the cornice of

the shrine of Osiris.

lah^ aahu f \ f| - \ r\ %\ ^ the moon.

aah

the Moon-god, in later times

called Khensu

aatu exit kherta

a\

^ ($.

name of a part of the

magical boat (Chap. XCIX).

au

au

au

au

a (3 li

M=^^l^1e

^^I am, [

I i I

praises, rejoicmgs.

old man.

used in later times for <=:> er

from, to, into, for, at, in, etc.

to be, to exist; l^^^^zz:^ thou art, I he is,

we are,[ x> —^'— she is

;as

OP THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 17

au

aui

auit

aut

au

au

aua

auai

auau

an auxiliary [1 V>

passim.A , etc., and see

,^^ t^ ^Pi3 to be shipwrecked,

^*^C-^ %\ UnA ^ ^^^^ shipwrecked man.

I I I

^

\

I3~Z1

offence, sin, crime, iniquity,

wickedness, defect, breach

of the Law.

evil, harm, injury, defects,

deceit, to commit wicked-

ness, or sin.

to speak, cry out, utter

words.

to conceive a child, be preg-

nant.

ox (of the Earth-god Seb).

roof of a buildino:.

Au"''<\\\

dogs, jackals.

a proper name.

IV.


the living body.

18

aua

auau

auau

fe^T ^

aua

auaa S;^

auau 1:^

^ D

I i i

flesh and bone, joint of meat,

hauneli of an animal, car-

case.

to be flesh and bone of

some one, to be the heir,

inheritance, the divine

Heir.

auau ^

yi

U 1

lieir

heirship, inheritance.

auiu M'l(^

1 heirs, kinsfolk,

people of one's own flesh

and blood.

those who lacerate or cut.

19

to couceive, conception, preg-

nant.

[jOF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.

auurt '^^;^\>^§>/\ a pregnant goddess.

^\^'^i}"^ lie"--

^_ } flesh, limbs, members.

^ ^ e III'

ankh

aumes

aunQ

AAAAAA I I I

AA/W\A, ,1 1 11 1 11^

a proper name.

false or deceitful speech, ex-

aggeration in speech, lies.

colour, skin, hair.

certainly, assuredly.

a garment, clothed, dressed.

Aurau-aaqer-sa-anqrebathi ^i;^ V^_^:^

A ^ w^ i-^'i^]m^ p^^'p'^^ ^'^"^'-

auhet^\

ra to utter words.

2*


auhet ra ^-r-^I name of a srod or divine

auh %^AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

^ being.

to be submerged, sprinkled.

in something.

steeped

aukhem"f]^^^ ^X^'^^ ^ I

^ group of gods, stars.

^^-M .,-JU. ^

which never rest.

stars

^VM.^PITI circum-

aukhemu urtu

aukhemu seku

aukhemu Pen-heseb (?)Q ^^f\ ^1 .-.IX rnV^ —H I I I AAAAAA

stars of the god Pen-h^seb

aukhekh j]"^^ \;=^

polar stars wliich never set.

D S

night, evening, darkness.

scales, balance.

Auker

Aukert

a

s

ffi

C^£^

r^-^^the name of the Other World

of Heliopolis (Annu).


Au^eruJtk ffi

J)the gods of the Heliopolitan

Other World.

the eroddess of Aukert.

Aukert'khen tet-

ast-sname of one of the seven

sacred cows.

to travel.

au-ten f

au'then f

I -jj. III

AAA/VAA

i I I

AAAAAA

I I I

ye are.

a

ab

ab

ab

ab

I i I

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA r

AAAAAA C.

fiends, enemies, foes.

desire, wish,

pegs, stakes,

thirst,

thirsty man.

22

Ab

ab

ab


ab

ab

^—Si

TTs 11 = Abtu TJ

Elephantine.

7[< 1

""^^^ =T^ J V ^"^^ n^nie of a fish.

.A. n^-r^-^ .A. n

TJ e 'TJ

tJ

O O' pthe physical heart, will, wish,

'' love, desire

;plur. ^ i ,

^ "C^ ^

w

O

left side.

cessation.

uCS>-

-<?-

O

O to judge hastily.

to do as one pleases.

O" ^^ I:

tiia I

oc^ ^

I I

''great of heart", bold, brave,

arrogant, boastful.

of joyful heart.

to eat the heart, i. e., to lose

the temper, be sorry.

valiant,

be brave.

to fill the heart, to satisfy,

be satisfied.

within.


O with

I

O' with

I

AAAAAA 1 LJ OI

<=> III

aba

abu

abu

1¥^

heart's desire.

prompting of the heart, desire.

the amulet of the carnelian

heart.

heart-souL

abu

^bui

abi

abit

abet

abhu

y-1? O

drink.

the desired one.

a proper name.

to cease,

cessation.

left side.

panther or leoj)ard skin.

the praying mantis. .

a kind of unguent.

tooth. Plur.

I I I

ui^ i I

24 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION [

abekh 4fl

^ /^ to penetrate, to make a wayI J e ^^^ through.

abku f] n ^^^^ ^ grief, to grieve, to weep.

abt

abt

abt

abt

abti

(2

abt '0' ^

fj

AAAAAAA/VV'VNAAAAAAA

^7 Si

middle hall, or chamber, of

a house.

coffer.

thirst.

left hand side, the east.

^tJ;vifJ W T

east wind.

TfsJ

eastern country, or region, tt^

J Ts:F=q

fj:

tJ ^ III

eastern sky, east of heaven ; -^

o w D ^ fJ


abti

r\y\y)

abtet

(abti)

abtet

abtiu

abt

abtu

Abt

Abt

Abtu

.A. f]^ ±.A. n '^ .A. ^ ^

.A. n ^ ^ .A. "^ ^east, eastern country, or

fj

tJ _

III

^ BEe

fJ e (TJ D

fJ

fJ

(2 ©

region.

goddess of the east.

gods of the east, eastern

deities.

net.

slaughter, slaughterings,

the nome of Abydos.

the city of Abydos.

the city of Abydos.

26

Abtu

abet

abt

abtu

ap

VOCABULARY TO THE TIIEBAN RECENSION

ap

U {^=^

:k ^ ^ ^ O

the city god of Abydos.

the month of thirty days,

i< O I

^:5:;^

II ^ oL_ .J

II

o

o

<^<&<

D

appet An Dl

U

plur.^ oi

;the monthly

festival, plur.^ J^ y

I I i

the second month of the sea-

son Pert, the last day of

the second month of this

season.

a mythological fish which

swam before the Boat of

Ra;its companion was the

ant fish.

to count up, to reckon, to

consider, a reckoning, a

counting.D

er of years,

I r-^-^ numbered, counted,

D

w

reckon-

counter.

I I I

reckoning, account.

to judge, to be judged, to

decree, be decreed, judg-

ment.

great judgment.


ap n D nn^

a° do

^~l~l

A °1 ^ ©

ap V VD ' D X

apu ^A

judge of dooms.

judged,[j^ judge.

to judge, to dispute or argue

with someone, to award,

be awarded, to bring a

message, to announce tid-

msrs. V.Ii'Y^,

aj^dgeD Xords

dp madt righteous judge.

of words or affairs, aK

decree, judgment^ sentence

of doom.

sentence of death.

to open. X/ open

!

v^ A opened.

VX,

the ceremony of ^'opening

the mouth".


Ap'UatAp-uati

Ap-uatu

iV%2D X^ I

V _„

V ^

D Ul

V ^

Sn:^

-a'

^

'Opener of the roads", a

name of a wolf-god whowas supposed to conduct

the deceased over the roads

which lead to the Sekhet

Aaru, or Elysian Fields.

Ap-uat was a companion

of the jackal-god Anpn,

with whom he is some-

times confounded.

Ap'Uat meht sekhem pet V - D ^ The

god

Ap-nat of the north as guide

to the roads of heaven.

Ap-uat resu sekhem taui X/ t= The

god

Ap-ur n D/fe:^!]V

ap her V ^D X I

Ap-uat of the south as guide

to the roads of earth.

''great opener", name of a

god.

except. \/ ^D

Apu

apu

D

apiu

HVAl

_^;^ except^^f thyself.

A city, the Panopolis of the

Greeks, the Akhmim of

the Arabs.

these who dwell in.

'"" Y^^ui


X I

29

u.\\-\V

aputi \/D JI X A

D I Jl w Aappiu \/

D D

D

X

apen

Apsi

apt

f\

h D ^(2cm

aptf)° ^

apt astl\^ r

""

ra MAapt V X

V X

V X

aptID ^ -^

openers, those who make a

way.

messenger, envoy, ambassa-

two envoys,

judges.

(see ° ) these. 1 '

[)°

AAAAAA-^I III 1 AAAAAA

-.L W I

these gods whoJ .-r^ I dwell in.

a name or title o£ a god.

sacred chamber of a temple,

private apartments of a

house, sacred or profane

stick, staff, sceptre.

name of a portion of Eastern

Thebes, Karnak (?).

message, envoy.

messengers.

30

apt


V^

D ^X

\/ AAAAAA '^^^ A A/

aptu

apten fj D

^I

^

G

AAA/W\

^Ap-shat-taui \/DX

H <^ III' 4 ? I

a#

aftu

aftet

afti

am

am (?)

aixj

an2

flJ

<Cb

!

'

. /'

l

w

brow, forehead, top of tlie

head (?).

the hottest part of the fire,

top, surface (?) of the waters,

brow of the god Qalm.

A

these.

S\ a name of Osiris,

flesh, limbs, members,

to rest, to sit down.

four.

a kind of cloth or garment.

in, into, inside,

a standard.

a boat.

to arrive in safety.

OL" THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 31

am

am

am

amu

ami

IS

flax, a kiud of cloth.

not, do not.

:i

amti

ambaiu

ambesku

amsahu

am.

snef

am.

(un)

am

^^

A

A A

W

to eat, to consume, swallow

np, devour.

eating", eater; plur. n[-\\

eater.

W ^ \^%^

\eater of heart-souls.

>^

n ^ ''Eater of Livers", or

intestines.

ZZ:^ ''Eater of Blood'^

""^^^» " I the Forty-two

mummies .

one of

Judges

in the Hall of Osiris.

to eat, to consume.

bread-cakes, food.

yi >9 AA.AAAA

kTA AAAAAA

A C_l' AAAAAA

drink.

32 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSIONh

Am-hauat-ent- ^

pehui-f ^ i\.^-\t:-^\

^3)

I I

am

amt

am,

amt

ami

MA

r^ AAAAAA <.A \ \

III ^^'Eater of the offal of his

body"; the name of the

doorkeeper of the Third

Arit.

food, something fit or used

for food.

in, among, with, through,

upon, by, around, there,

therein. (1 v\ ^^.^^ in it

(or him), O^P in it

(or her), l\j^^^by the back of.

dweller in.

he who is in,

dweller in

;

^ n n •

III- 1

1

-I ^U I

those who are in.


am-aJ ^-^-^!rNi>

as^Ka U il

amast-a

am-uhet(?)n^nebta u ^

Tchesert

ami-at

ami ab[]JL K ^^ O

o

AAAAAA

o

fTH/V\AAA/.

o

a title of a priest or miu-

istrant.

''he who is in the embalni-

ment chamber , Lord of

Ta- tchesert", a title of

Anubis, the divine phy-

sician and embalmer.

one in, or at, the supreme

moment.

he who is in the heart.

he who is in his disk,

i, e., Ra.

ami-uaa-

ami mu y^ AAAAAA

AAAAAA

UnJ ^_ S\ he who is in

I ^ his Boat,

i. e., Ra.

he who is in the water, i. e.,

Sebek.

"^-•^0 JLK^^ ^^^2^1^^J ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ami unn ___II It" V \ A/AAAA ''^-«i* ^ f V

hour.

he who is in

his Mebenami-mehenUf

[]Jl K^^^f^K__J f

serpent, i.e..

Ami-mehen m^zi^-iRa, or Af

;

1 U —tl I AAAAAA I

IV.


ami-ha-f ^(|-j]-^ra

\

\\ ra

l^ii^rai^^li

he who is in his

time, or place.

am-khet JL """""^

T ^ I

ami-khet

ami'Suht

he who is in his fiery

serpent, i, e,, Ra.

^ he who is in his fiery disk.

O

he who is in the following of.

»«A

^i^Plll!!am-suht

ami-mer-

nesert (?)

ami-kara-

o O

o C)

he who is in his

egg, i. e., Ra.

w c3i=] n n © he who is in his fiery

s l'*'* Lake, i, e., Ra.

^ flJL "rk^^ U fl

^^^~^

I)he who is in his

4 u.^^ <=:^ I''^^=— ^ shrine, i. e., Ra

or Osiris.

h n U w '^-^^ he who dwelleth in eternity.

n Kill% ^^=^ I

;;;;;:;;;: J 1the gods in their

U .^ Jr ^ s 1 1 I 1 il I domains.

ami-

tchetta

amiu-

aat-sen

amiu Abtu

h


amiu-An" AXt\ %\l lll^l^i *^® S^^^ ill Anu (He-

HT^ J? I 111 ©ill liopolis).

amiu-ah-ur_f]_W |

'=—^''^5 ^ those in the Great

1r,i^!"-^<=:>il Field.

amiu-aaui

amiu'bah f

I

I those in the hands,

w

jthe gods who are

amiu'beka

amiuem-bah

amiu'hru-

sen

amiu-

Nekhen

amiuKher-neter

ki^Wl 5S

in the presence.

those who' ' are in a

weak state.

the gods who are

in the presence.

]ra T^^/vsAAAA those who are in

Hamiu Netet f]

I ' ' ' their days.

j

® ^ those who dwell in

' AAAAAA Nekhen.

]

^ those who are in the

I ^ Other World.

those who dwell in the^city of Netet.

amiu khet fljl H\"'tk ^-^^^^S\ ! \ those who are in

I I

the following

amiukhutij\[\\K tk!

(<>] those who are in the

I ^ w I I I two horizons.

3*


amiu sah

amiu-sut-

sen

amiusehu-sen

"^i'kW'zmi'Athose who are

in their mum-mied forms.

04

*"^SvX,

I I I I I

! those who are

I

• in their hair,

those who are

I'' '^ I in their halls.

w A

sen

amiU'Shems f| Jl K ^'^ tk

amiU'kara- JLK | U f

those who are in

the followins*

amiu-ta

amtu

amth

amith

amithu

; those who are

' " ' ' in their shrines.

those who are in the

earth.

among, between

;

Chap. CIV. 1,

CIV. 1.

amt

am ab

am khent

m H^"^

•inr-j.

*^r^^Sr<> AAAAAA

what is in the heart, thought?

prayer ?

title of a priest.

ama

amam

h OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 37

amakh h^ -^ ^ ^ serf, servant, one who ven-

' ^ I I erates another, or is ven-

erated, a beatified being.

amakhi'1:-U

s

amu f\

amu

am

Ml

1 ^i^^l

partic. masc.

partic.fem.;plur. /wl i,

^ /^ I. A late form is

o'\ o\ o\ f] fl V

divine beings.

trees, plants.

flames, fire,

gods of fire.

colour, pigment,

a proper name.

38 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION\\

ami n n R \\ shrine, chamber.

amuhettujl^ ^ SMl i \^P®^' ii"ârnations

U _B^ IT) III ^ I { of the spirits of

amihettut|]_[L \V^ ra t^^^ j

|the dawn.

amuti A A ^^ ^f]

image, figure. .

amem h S. A palm-tree.

amemj\^__ K (^ *« putrefy.

amem A ^__ |. n[ skin, hide.

amma []\\ \\—^ O^ ^ '^'"^l^'^^*' ^^^^' ^®*

SJ^:s^Jî^ ' i ,!î3r^ ,l;i5r^ I I 1 1 there be, prithee,

give I pray, (1 /-^^ open

I v^ " AA/V\AA.

I pray, [I ^czzz aaaaaa IZH1 ^=j /VAAAAA I III

give water and air, M v\

^ __DI

give thy

let me pass, [1 \\ \\

^ ' give (i. e., incline)

aiMi22ufl^__ K,^ % S beams, rays of light, splen-

thy face.

sams,

dour

a

atnnii

ammehet \\

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD,

boats.

39

{ a portion of the Other

[World of Seker.

ammkehu

Amen

^^î\i} ! those who are in a state

of weakness,

1

a god of generation and con-

ception, who symbolized

the invisible creative forces

of Nature.

1 AAAAAA iiUm C=^ W J^^

5=1/VAAAAA \-i

U ^

q> w ^Âmen which=> F=^ art in heaven' '

.

^Âmen the

prolific

Bull".

Amen-nathk'ruthi-Aznen flîriS'iiwi™!

A Sudani form of Amen.AAAAAA 4Amen-nau-an- A i^^^^ ^ ...

^^

ka-entek-Sharu ^ 'wvaaa m HI

U AAAAAA

Mil

Amen-Ra 1 AAAAAA

oAAAAAA I

a°iT!"?fi

A Sudani form of Amen.

the great god of Thebes,

chief element in the triad

Amen-Ra, MutandKhensu.

I

'*Amen-Ra,^ ^^1 Lord of the

throne of the Two Lands".

40 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION1

1 ° i^r«'^ioii "imii"'^'T ^S;^ V H AAAAAA X!i ^ ^ ;w^^ I 1^1 ^ f,

'King

of the

South and North, Amen-Ra,

king of the gods".

Amen-Ra Heru-khuti1 AAAAAA I _llll\^ \_1

Amen-Ra Har-

machis.

Amenruti

amenI AAAAA/

f\ .mini

a

Amen and the two hon-

gods Shu and Tefnut.

to hide, be hidden, hidden

one , something hidden.

AAAAAA fl

AAAAAA Y\

I

o

I those who hide,

AAAAAA

amenu-a '

I I

AAA/VNA SI

I AAAAAA /^ \

(1 AA/wvv Lpi^ hider, [

^ ) I secrecy, in secret,

hidden gods,

those whose arms are hidden.

he whose nameis hidden.

. jumx^

AAAAAA U

C3s:

those whose bodies are hid-

den.

j

those whose mysteries are

• hidden.

amenhiu n l^^^^ (j \\ J I

^^^^ divine butchers, or

1 AAAAAA All \ "i!! I gods of slaughter.

Amen-hetep

Ament

Amenti

Amentet

Ament

amentiu


a proper name.

41

LU^ ^^^ D

^ iO^

s^2i

\>

Kl^i^

W

the ^^hidden" place, or land,

the West, the abode of de-

parted spirits, the name of

the first division of the

Other World. A late form

or the name is C^:^:^.

I

AAAA/VS r^"^^-^ 1

the ''beautiful Amentet".

^ hidden place;

plur,

(I \/V\A/V\

1 ^.

^ I

I I

^ I

I I r III

s

CV£y]

divine beings wholive in Amenti, or

the West; |"^Amenti deified,

^^^ the god-

dess of the West,

or Amenti.

amenti

the west wind,

42 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSIONl\

amsi a god of generation, fertility,

fecundity, etc. Probably

a form of Menu "^^

Amseth

amt

amt

amt

amt

amt

amt

^^~i one of the four sons of Horus.

The reading appears to be

a mistake made by the

Egyptians in reading

I r^ Ni ^'^s^^h instead

of Akesth, See Kestha.

chamber, house, abode.

possessions, goods of a house.

the title-deeds of a house or

property.

tree (?), or tent, camp.

d^"^ ^ I

%^^> radiance, splendour.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

I

what is in the waters.

W5kAmt-tehen-f I

amtiu

ra

,etc.

a proper name.

1^°^^^^


an

an kert

an (22)

a mark of emphasis or in-

terrogation , used some-

times as a preposition, be-

hold! lo! cf.t] ()^fj

AAAA/NA

i I I

; 1 flAAAAAA

I I I

AAAAAA iCi

W ^ O M-l\ S

AAAAAA ^=i

lo moreover,

AAAAAA AAA/VNA

no, not, mark of the nega-

tive.>, Mv^ ^^ ^Jl ^Ci AAAAAA

.<5>. AAAAAA ^ V8\ most cer-

tainly there cannot be

done. v\ VW^ I am not.

an as

an abu

an urt

an petra

an maa

an maa-n-tu

si^IP

<AAA —L± i—JL

except, unless,

ceaselessly.

A/nAAAA <^^^ ^ i-^^

unrestmg.

unobserved.

-<2>-

-<2>^

vwvna [> unseen, invisible.

)


an maa- -^ -^'^'^^^'^^^1

j2~tu ^^^^^^ ^^^^ j^^^ ^ / unseen, invisible.

an maatu

an mu . ^^^ÂAAAAA

^""^^waterless.

an meh ^j^^^^ZZ \^dipped (?), unwash-

ed (?). Also cxzx^^

an meh-f• * ,-A-^ '^'^^^

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/\ AAAAAA

AAAAAA^ (^

; AAA/vsA [rnm^

a22 jQifu -^ t'S^ I

airless4^âi2 netchnetchet ,^^^ "i^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ discussed

I I ^ 2il or gainsaid.

ai2 relrli ^-^^

AAAAAA

aw rekhtu ^

unknown.

anirheper—^^ ^ never was,

an sep ^."""^

at no time.

an sma —"-^ _ÂAAAAA ^

an sei: ^_^

ai2 sef —^ÂAAAAA

untold.

indestructible,

X unsplit.

\> «;—fl

an shenartu —^ ^ "—° "^ unturnable.

AAAAAA AAAAAA -2^& ^^ V_


An arut'f

An aarrut'f

^.^JU. ^

cm] the place where

nothing grows.

-^ ^^

An-erta-nef-bes-

f-khenti'heh-f

An-heri-ertisa

M-^7:m-i

an

an

anu

antur\ AAAAAA V Q,

Ani

An

" rfiMM'i

name of one of the Seven

Spirits with Osiris.

name of a

god.

to bring, to bear, to carry.Q A/WWA Q AAAAAA

J^ ^ to bring,J^ (| [|

Q AAAAAA Q AAA/VNA ^bringing, j\^ ^, A'^^Vbrought, )ii::i][iiii^

those who bring ; 1\ ^^^^^^

^ something brought.

what is brought in, gifts,

increase.

r\ AAAAAA

offerings;J^ (| ^

peace-offerings.

name of a god.

name of a god.

46

^^"{ temt I (^£^^

anit

anuk

Anu

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION H

a proper name.

a dwelling, chamber, house.

I'jq^

IOn, Heliopolis.

arm/ AAA/VAA

10 (2111

skin.

i22i2UiY ASt^y "^I

skin, hair, plumage.

An-atef-

An a-

/j^

\\^

JJK__^'Bringer of his father",

-/-^ ^ ^^""^^ ^ a proper name.

a A/^NA/vAI

^'Bringer of his arm";the

name of one of the Forty-

two Judges in the Hall of

Osiris.

An-urt'emkheUuasl-^ILvfl £?5

^nb T\ AAAAAA n Xoy

name of the mast in the ma-

gical boat (Chap. XCIX).

to dance, to rejoice.

aneb^rjo wall

;plur. :

sAAAAAA «iCJ

aneb irjo


mason.

47

anep f

Anpf

D s

D

Anpu AAAAAA

region, estate, ground.

The god Anubis, son

of Set and Nephthys,

a jackal -god whoembalmed the dead,

and guided the souls

of the blessed to the Other

World. Titles r^fTll

\-\-M

£2^

''The pillar of his mother",

title of a ministrant or

priest.

^^ V\ (rV'^ skin, hide.

anenit

An-rut'f —^^

^AAAAA

A/VNAAA

^^-[-j-^ a kind of garment.

a proper name ?

^

Anrerut-f\

the god of the place where

nothing grows.

^^

the place where nothing^-^=^ grows.

48

aner

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION(1

.stone.

omD

aner

Q

[ffllD

AAAAAA

\>

/VAAAAA

anhetet

AAAAAA A

anhU'tu \\^^

An-her

I AAAAAA ^ -JlX

An-her

An-hetep

r\ AAAAAA ^

Q AAAAAA C\

''Stone of Maat", a proper

name.

a proper name.

ape.

the two eye-brows.

^ surrounded.

''Bearer of the sky";an an-

cient god of Upper Egypt

who is often associated

with P^|.name of the warder of the

Sixth Arit.

one of the Forty-two gods


anes

ansi

anset

M AAAAAA 1I

I

JM AAAAAA A

^

(1 A.WWV W II , (1 ' ^^

II M 1 I AAAAAA 1

name of a cere-

monial g-arment.

AAAAAAa goddess (?).


aneq

anqet

anqet

ant

ant

ant

antet,

anti

anti

Anti

\AAAAAA

I AAAAAA

1z] ^

1

AAAAAA iZIi

AAAAAA <^5=<l

AAAAAA S^£L^

AAAAAA

^ \

i.r^^^-^

<e=< Xo w © (2

antiu

I I I

antet

IV.

1AAAAAA

to bind, tie on, to fasten,

to embrace, to surround.

name of a tool, or instru-

ment, '^clincher", rope (?).

name of a mythological fish

which swam before the

boat of Ra.

name of a solar boat.

a valley, especially a funerary

valley.

pillars, columns.

the hill-folk who lived in the

Eastern Desert of Ta-sti

, or Nubia.o ^

a hindrance, obstruction.

those who have nothing, the

destitute, those who are

not, or do not exist.

to go back,

50 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION A

AAAAAAantet

An-tebu Af^

cord, fetter, chain.

qgj^l"^ Ijcs

U AAAAAAI

anetch

anetchf]

»+ °^ J]'§'

her H , D n 1

ar

ar sa

^tl

ar kert A ;__^ ffi

ar-^:2>

aru

arit

0(^

^.s^u

the name of a god

to inchne, to bow.

to incUne the head to a sup-

phant, to turn the face

towards.

to tie together,

if, now.

if after, now as for.

if moreover, however.

to do, to make, to create, to

form, to fashion; <=>,

doing , making.-cs:=^

creator; ^ ^^^^^^Ic^

made, wrought, ^s>-^lll

made; make ye;

h"^^^

%>II

i things done.

arit

ariu

arm

-cs>

<3>-

W ^ I

<2>-£in:


O to work the heart, to think.

to make or prepare a path

or road.

to prepare food.

to celebrate the Haker festi-

val.

to keep festivals.

to make protection, to per-

form ceremonies for the

protection of some one.

to work for successful re-

sults, to strive for peace.

to perform a transforma-

tion.

to make, or write, or recite,

a book.

to do into writing, to make

a copy, to write.

<ci £Z^

t

1

^ zi 7r (? 1 1 1

o H^c >000

^ aJo III

-f\1

1

1

^ ^ D

^

I I \^^-\\\'^!\<\-<o>.

-<S>- I

-<S::^

III

> doers, makers, workers,

1^^ Avorkmen ; fem. M4*

52

arit


work, something done.

11

11

actions, deeds, labours,

works, thin

to be done.

works, things done or

ar, an

ari-Maat

-C2>- -<S>-

-<2>-

A fl used as an auxihary verb,

»

^

see passim. *'Maker of

truth, or righteousness",

a title of Osiris, Hathor,U

I

Ari-em-ab-f-^^Ari-en-ab-f ^2>-t^

|

vAAAAA ^-«=*

—

and other gods.

the name of one of the

Forty-two Judges in

the Hall of Osiris.

Ari-nef'tchesef -^^=^ ""^""^ "^ name of a plank or peg

in the magical boat.

Ari-entuten-em-meska-en-Mer-ur utebtu-en-SutiAAAAAA

."T-ArtiPu^Y

II

Arisi

aru-<2>-

^ name of the leather bands

^\ in the magical boat.

a;_ a proper name.

a proper name,

form, attribute, figure, image

;

plur.[|<s>-'^]'


an

an

1T.(1 I I I

belonging to :

^^~~^^ [

their name; n I

their seat ;(""^"^^^^

i

their bull (var. ^ 0*''^^);

^\' ()^ their length.

w

1

[ I

a person in

charge of,

or belonging to, or attend-

ant upon something, watch-

er, porter, guardian.

guardian of my flesh.

fl XX ie III

H^=>si^|®®Y? keeping guar

guardian, or guardians, of

the sky.

^ keeping watch about, or

around.

keepers of my mouth.

watching the limbs.

d over the neck.


belons^ina: to tlie leathers.

w PIW I

ari aa \\\\\\\\\

\/ ooo 1

,m

guarding the earth

Jiimmi

1•'

iiiiiim

•

iiiiimi

porter, doorkeeper,

guardian;

plur.

r I

I

I

-fumm \^ I

iiiiiini \^ ^ porter of the door of Amen-I' Q£^^ tet.

arivi arrtu

ari makhaitI

ari hemit f

ari

1^^ [p*

I

warders of the Arits.

C-Z3I

i

warder of the Scales.

1^1^-N.I'""'"'" misjm

warder of the oar,

i. e.y steersman.

warder of the cnlti-

' i vated lands.

aru khut

ari sapu. T

JI _yj ^_zi ni ^. e.^ beings 01 light.

4\i\ n°\

keepers of the

records , or

books of

doom.

ari sebkhet-f keeper of his pylon,

1

OF THE BOOK OP THE DEAD. 55

ari qeb en tneru en

khet 'C A<^A^AA AAAAAA

35I

^

ararti f

Aruhut

arp

arpu

aref

arma

W

keeper of the Bend of the

Lake of Fire.

two uraei.

a proper name.

i\r\

arek '^—

^

artI

1 1^ AAAAAA

art

fl 1'*'•

1

artet1)

<s>-=o=

^ ^111

l\

<2>--, 1

ahl\ ra

Wine.

... Chap. CLXIX. 1.

an emphatic particle.

with.

a particle.

to flow, what flows.

Chapter LB. 1.

milk,

calamity.

ahabu ^^%l\Kr ? fegladness, cries of joy.


ahen f\ [U"^^ a kind of wood.

^

AheM (|ra(j(||

Ah

ah

ah

mm

(llc=;.âh, ahu âhai

ahau

ahi

ahu

ahu

ahu

ahui

mMl

i(S

î"^

i\h\

rejoicings, cries of joy.

the Moon-god,

... Book of Breathings II. 22

.

collar, embrace, to ward off.

ox;plur.î oxen, I] |(^ 5^,.

a sistrum bearer.

members.

the name of one of the Forty-


Osiris ; a proper name

:

fields (?), measuring cords,

wooden tools or instruments.

the two dhui gods

ahunnu A R ^^ ^gA AAAAAA C£ il

I

I


name of a 2:od.

57

ahemu (?) A ^ K

1 wJ ^)

akhemu urtu l\^\\

akhekhu H^t^F^

akhekhuij\^^^;=^^

youth, child.

... Chap. XCII. 13.

throat.

a name of Osiris.

!, would that,[j

^ ^tell me.

grain,

to speak.

I i t»*li'class of stars.

w

Akhsesef f

As'\U

darkness, night.

a proper name,

a proper name,

58

as

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION f

[ I behold, to wit, namely, ^

asu pasu n

IO^j

asu

as i\-^,

A A

asu

asi

^\^^-

^1

AAAAAA

intestines.

inds.wmas. >

... Chap. CXXVIIB. 17.

^___^ tomb, sepulchre.

recompense v\ \\=l l^ w )

return for, in place of.

to pass forward, to advance.

to decay, to rot, destruction.

^^(|^ decay, 2^^^~7r~ [ M ^^^ incorrup-

tible.


Asar "P^ ^ j^ O' -^CS:^' -<3>-I

Asar Anpu j^ A~

the god Osiris, son of

Seb and Nut, husband

of Isis, and father of

Horus. The deceased

is usually identified

Avith Osiris and is call-

ed by his name.

Osiris-Anubis.

JJ-^TAsar ankhti

Asar Unnefer

Asar Utettij]

t

Asar-ba-erpi rj -j^

Asar-bati-erpit rj

^...^^^ Qgj^.g ^^^ Living One,

D

Osiris Un-Nefer.

'"'^^^S\ Osiris the begetter.

A A fi^ Osiris, soul of the

^ ' ^ divine Image.

Osiris, twin'.miiiii soul of the

divine imas^e.

Asar Ptah neb ankhJ

°

iOsiris-Ptah, Lord of Life.

Asar-em-pesuru \\ V\ ^ Osiris in Pe-

suru.

Asar em pest ent nut-f\\ V\ \;

Asar em Sehnen d K R 8

D T=Xcz^::^ n

Io w ^

AAAA/vA

AAA/W\


Asar em Tenit|]R ^=^>' A

[]

^|)

Asar nub heh li r>m«n\A/j

ffl Osiris, gold of eternity.

Asar neb ankh ^ ^__^ £)"""^

J Osiris, Lord of Life.

Asar neb er tcher ''f^^^^^^^ B^ ^ Osiris, Lord to

-U ^ *^=^^ <=^^ the boundary,

i. e., of All.

Asar Netchestij] W^J Osiris the Less.

Asar Henti "?^ ^^3:=^ S\ Osiris of the two cro-

Jl^<^^^ codiles.

Asar Heru ^f^ "^ S\ Osiris-Horus.nîAsar Heru-khuti Tern ^^^^^ |J

'^^ 1 Osiris-Har

'i^^^=^' machis.

Asar her ab semt ^J^ @ ^^^^^ ^ Osiris in the funerary

JJÔ^ m mountain.

Asar her shau-f rt ^ "^^ ^ Osiris on his sand.

Asar ic/2ei2f A&fti ^^rlTl^

? '^^1)

Osiris, President of

W II 1 11I ^ J Abydos.

^sarifiieiifi -?^î^ ^

^ or^-^^

Osiris, Pre-

sident of

Amenti, or

the Other

World.


Asar kbenti-^ /rl'^^Amentia -D^ I'

1 IN

Asar khent Un r]

-<^2>:: m AA^^^ ^ •tJ^ 1

Osiris, President of

those who dwell

in the Other

World.

As^ .tenfl Neferi,) J^^~^lAsar kbenti nut-f

Jm ^'^ £? ©

Asar kbenti nestuj] fjTk c. S tk

|]

Asar kbenti Ru-stauj]m <=" "^ t^ j^:^

Asar kbenti seh liemtj]

m '^~^^f] P

^Y)."^ Y

As.rs.N., Xl^^l

Asar Sab (or KTeb ?) ^ %. JJ


Asar Sekri

Asar Taiti

Asar tua

J] D

Asar Tern ur ji \\

w

f*""=U)

Asar Tekaiti rl ^ 1k A fl"="

5^

^^''""^^liasi

asp

asfet

asfeti

TTq^ w

^ D

beings like unto Osiris.

who?, what?

grief (?), misery, wretched-

ness.

^^1, i\HAfaults, sins, evil deeds,

sinners, evil ones.

=?asfetiu

asentu fl

{\

ch

AAAAAA

(^ III

aser

-Aserf

flp-^

OP

evil fiends, sinners,

cords, ropes.

tamarisk (?), (1 1 <ii:>

plants, herbs, grass.

name of a city.

j^

I\


asha

Ases

Asest

ases

asstu

linen, some kind of woven

stuff.

a city in the seventh Aat.

to rope in, to bind.

a rope. WW ® !

I

i II I

H '•

^^^^^^^ those whose heads

askOP

ist.istu (j[l=.,(jp=^

asth

Ast

(IP

' ' ' .

are tied,

behold, lo

!

behold.

ast

ast ah

ast aaui

the goddess Isis.

seat, place, habitation, abode.^1 I

^ ^ i'

shrine ;plur. r i, niirz]\:ui

icT

place of the heart, heart's

chosen place.

place of the two hands.


ast urt

astutchat

ast maat

1

^ '^^^^

^

great place, i. e., the sky.

^ seat of the Utchat, resting^

place of the Eye of Ra.

ast hert J

ast Heqet

j

the place where the Law is

' administered.

^ §> ^ heaven.

everlasting abode.

Her^ ^y I I

shrine of Heqet.

ast hetep J ^

ast hetep ab J

^ D

^ DO

place of repose.

seat of rest of the heart.

ast shetau en Heru

ast qebhr\ ^ M

ast taarl

"^ "^

A

£i I W I

Xthe secret

abodes of

Horus.

ast tchesertil cr-=]^ n

ast

Asten

IP-I I AAAAAA ^f

f

place of cool water, bath.

place of fire in the Other

World.

shrine, sanctuary, holy place,

to tremble, make to shake,

name of a god.


asteh

(?)(jn=|astheht

Astes(lp^^|,(|

s n

>to beat down.

k^bJ^

AstcheteitJ

f]^ashat A ^^^

ashpit j\M^n '

D

asAeseff] g

ashesh H^

ashta11^

U I

D A I

^^^ef (j^^-^

air

"^

I

a god.

name of a district.

knife, slaughter.

light, radiance.

chamber, hut, house.

see aqeset.

to be carried away.

subsistence, oppression,

oppressor (?).

tree.

persea tree, trees,

plants.

injury.

IV.


akebu 0"^%"^ ^^^'^•

akeb, alrebu rj^"^^.^^^ O'^* H^

1lamentation,

H^ll J ^'i J^wailing, .

akebet(]^=^J

"^ '

) weeping.

akebit [],__^1 Q O

'^J) '

^^^^®^^' "i^^™®'^^-

AArenfaukha- A '^^^ ^ ^'^ ^x jt^ the porter o£ the

kheru Iaaa/v^c^ej) ra .^(!)_a Sixth Arit.

Akenti A^l a proper name.

_^;fS2' Afl

^^ a city o£ the Ninth Aat.

Aqen A ^ "'-JT name of a god.

^ perfect, strong, complete, skilful; plur.^ n A .a I inn /i i -if i_ -_-i_.aqer

a skilful scribe.

a ffoddess.

the name of one of the Seven Coavs.

aqhu A , 8 tk ^ to enter.

\.4« ^^ A


aqeset fl g

aqet[j^^

aqetu h^^^^D

who, what, where,f\ ^ ^ n^

wine, beer.

^^j builders, masons, archi-

^ I tects.

bad, wicked, evil.

akap(] g

al^ep S^wi

Akertet S fv-/^

name of a god.

rain-storm, tempest.

i gods of the Other World.

the name of the Other

World of Heliopolis.

Akert-khent-Aset-s

the name of one of the Seven Cows.

a kind of garment, robe.

at n father

5*

68 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION[

at (for ant)

ati (for anti)

atet

o \\

negation, no, none, not, can-

not, without, impotence, plur.

^ W I I l' o j^ I I I

tilings which are not, evil

ati akhem

ati uteb

ati men

ati maa

atu rekh

atu khesef

atu asi

ati sek

ati shes

at

Q W

CI J\.

a^ÂAA/\AA

,,^

PI

(]^t^ = ^(l^t^

beins^s

;

without, destitute, abjects.

unquenchable.

immutable.

painless.

invisible, not seeing,

blind.

unknown.

irresistible.

incorruptible.

undecaying.

impassable.

emanation.

Ataru-am-tcher-qemt

renu-par-sheta "i^SKT'tflî.B

/VAAAAAI

I

I

-^î=siD X a proper""^^^

I name.

A OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 69

atebfl^ [)

^ territory, region.

^'"' t'ti^'^^l father; dualI]^11^

AtemW

"^ \\^^^^^^^^^

> see under Tern, Temu.

aêB fl,^^^ the solar disk.

1 O

f] ,.^ D n ,vÔ I)the god of the solar disk,

fl vv^ X \ *^® two-horned disk,

atenn u n ,^ t^^ appellations.

^^^.^ Iriver , canal , water - flood,

atru n - t^^Î

stream ;plur.q^^

atert A ^^^ ^ ^

one half of the sky,

» ^ or world.

AAAAAA Y^/VÂAAA ,

A/^Vv/VA ill


atert mehtCh

<c^OC^

the northern half of

the sky.

atert shema n ^4''^^

'

' T © I the southern half of

aterti

aturti

^ w

the two halves

of the sky.

Athabu

athu

lo W L

A ^ ^1k n %v^ name of a city.

A 8 <2 to drag, pull, draw4'^A'i a

^

Atektaukehaqkheru

at

at

Atu

atu

^ Q

a proper name,

oppression, oppressed one.

a ^ I' i'^^ Ato be deaf.

\\ ^=^^ \>^ ^ ^^^y ^^ ^^^ Eleventh Aat.

A c:^^ ^ I

children.

f| OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.

ateb Pi _^ fl. region, domain; plur.

71

Hj^:

kind of cloth, a ceremonial

garment.

aten

atent

Q"^^

1 ^ 5sI

.far* 5^ JO-J

deputy, vicar, chief ?

division, a separation.

I

misfortunes, calamities.

tk <3yfc^ '^ n papyrus swamps, the Delta

-^ ^ I I I generally.

athu r

1 /\-n. a. I I

atetiu n '^^^ A A tk '^—° those who injure.

I I

athen|]=(j

atheth j\^=^'X/^ to hover, to alight.

prince, sovereign,

kins:.

^ the solar disk, the god of the

J solar disk.

atcha robber, man of violence, vio-

lence.

72 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION ^—

o

• -^ A.

a ^—p hand, arm, paw of an animal ; dual

once, straightway, immediately, ®j

ancestor (see tep a) ; ^—o v\ ¥ 5n

''Eater of the Arm", name of a god,

-7-^ AAAAAA n 1^ %, O Q ^^ a flight,

aaaaaaIQ^ ^^^5;

—

L action of battle,

I place of yesterday,

\\ I

^^7"" before.

name of the posts of the magic net

(Chapter XCIX).

a, aa '^^^^^^ house, dwelling.Z3

aa

aa

<!>• Y ^^ advance, journey on-

^*^' ~=—'^ -5^ wards,

, ^,»I

door, gate;plur.~^iiimiii

, mnmr 1. inifflir.

, ; the two leaves of a door•' ^ III'

nrnTTTT"™r ^>-=-^ Tniniir

-imTTTTr ^ Tiiiiiiir' ^ jf -mmnr'


aa

aat

aaui

aaaa

aati

aa-ab

niiniir n ^/VWNAA

Tmiiiir F=q

inmr ^^ [\\"nnmrr ^^^ r

'

gods of the doors.

the two doors of the sky.

the two doors of truth.

imiirir

iimim

ll\ .wwvA^^j the two doors of theAAAAAA —?1T I Skv

^ oooI \\l ^AAAAA

the two doors of Ta-qebh.

i] __j "^"^^]

great, large, mio-h-

great one,^

ty, to be great:

1

areat e-odte^^j

great goddess;

plur

^-^1^—. . U£- I

twice great,

^ w' o w

mi

two great goddesses.

great of heart, i. e., proud,

arrogant.

great forms, i. e., possess-

ing many forms.


aat ur sep ^sen ^

5a baiu ^^=

aa mertu ^^'^

©IImost exceedingly great.

great of souls, i. 6., most

valorous.

aa nerua

aa rennu

aa khau

aa kheperu

aa sent

aa sekhemu

aa sheps ^

aa shefshefit

^ D

" AAAAAA.

greatly beloved.

DAAAAAA /?\ f\ ^j

greatly victori-—^' ous.

j

possessing many names.

S nI

^

possessing many crowns.

of many trans-

formations.

he who is greatly feared.

(k|||] of many-liJUi formations.

t^'^rr.i"]]] most holy.

great one of

powers.

^I w ir-YTD.^

UJ

most terrible, or

awful one.

Aa-kheru

Aat-em-khut

''mighty of speech", the

warder of the Seventh

Arit.

\\ cQd ''great one in the hori-

-^^ ^ n zon", a proper ^name.


aa

aa "O \J

aat

at, aat

ûniD

?I^S-î

to eat ?

heir, inheritance, heritage,

to inherit.

stone amulet, plur. _i.

members, limbs, body.

aatu-pu-ent Kher-neter\r:.°\

name of the oar-rests in the masric boat

(Chap. CXIX).

Aati n n the name of one of the Forty-

'^ two Judges in the Hall of

Osiris.

au, aau ^^ t^

aai2 -=—

"

AAAA.'VA

aana ^—^ aaaâ

ass.

aa22au

au

aut

au

s ape, monkey.

? ^^ "^ sins, offences (vol. II, 148, 4).

animals,

quadrupeds.

I i I


aua

auaumquish, etc.

\ to be strong, to act vio-

\ lently, to plunder, to

jrob, to opj)ress, van-

f\\^ ^ D,

f]

, violence, wrong, evil act,

evil doer, robber;

s^

—

d X| ^^, ^ ill

treated, oppressed; ^—a X|^^ '^^—-^

Dpi

(Chap. XVII, Nebseni, 1. 25).

auai

aun

aunu

nik nn^

—

' viviolence.

5,^ Q

J*

—

-n

to be strong, vio-

lent, fierce.

aun-ab (?)

auq

ab

A

\ a

T r\>

^ to be of a fierce disposition,

violence.

pool, marsh, watery ground.

aba (uba)

1 1 ,with \\ , opposite, before, in front


ab

Sb

abuaa

aab

aabet, abet

abai {aabai)

J

J

J

n^ altar, table of of-

\j

ferings.

Ji Jll to present offerings,

to offer up a sacrifice.

to bring before,

to present.

offering, sacrifice;plur.

sacrifice , offering,

a priest who read the Liturgies.

j\ft"^

ab (uab)

abu (uabu)

abet (uabet)

ab (uab)

A/vAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

^fi-f^^ AAAAAA

(Cb AAAAAA

AAAAAA

clean, pure, holy, to be

pure, to purify, to

sprinkle or wash cere-

monially.

ab (uab)

ann

-.K-\ ^^^^^AAAAAA

>^^ >C^ AAAAAA libation, purification; plur.

rvSO >. »^ AAAAA/> j^-'^D AAAAAA QI >^ AAAAAA^

I I

AAAAAA M^ libationcr, a-^ I V AAAAAA I -^ AAAAAA ^_J

man ceremonially pure.


ab (uab)AAAAAA

^ ^

AA/VWA

AAAAAA I -^

abu (uabu) n\r

pool of water used for

purificatory purposes.

clean raiment, holy ap-

parel.

abet (uabet) /^ ^^ ^-—^ water-house, bath, cleanf J /VWAAA ' '

I -^ AA/V\AA

place;plur. f I ^ aa/wv.

i

;great pure place

I ^ A/V7W\ I

aWi (uabti) /^"^ ' ' double holy place.

ab (uab) aaui^ ^, /-?r: rJ .%, clean-handed.I ^ vs D

I -.si AAAAAA I —Zl

ab (uab) ru /^ "''^ -== clean-mouthed.AA/V\AA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA ^ j

AAAAAA "*I

ab (uab) Aeru /^

abu (uabu)^^ ^ ll%>?f^)

clean-faced beings.

propitiatory offerings.

Ab'Ur (Uab-ur) >ho ^ -, ^^^ ^ a title of Osiris.

^ba iuba)!J

n A

to open or force a way^

or passage, through

sometliing.

aba (uba) ru'J¥

to open the mouth.


aba (ufoa) &[j

abet (ubet) fij

aba _^jj] -^S-

abat (ubat) fiJ

I "r I

Aba-ta {Uba-ta)

Abau'taui

ab

entrance, opening.

to see.

fore^court of a temple.

^^i^ jy ^'Opener of the

Earth", a name of a god.

\

^ ^-1—

.

the name of a god.

horn; \\, ,_.J vx"^\\

two-horned; plur. ^—d

j y^^ '5

\^\^ hroad-horned ; neb ahui

^^zi^ —^J \\ "loi^d of two

horns" == Dhu '1-Karnen, a title

of Alexander the Great.

abiu

abeb

ap (aap)

'im\i-11

D ' D

j

divine ancestors.

I

to see.

to fly.


Apep

Apef

aper

D D mi^

D

mrl

D

the arch-enemy of Ra. Copt.

evt^co^ J^giant".

name of a fiend.

to he equipped or provided with, fur-

nished with; Q U provided.

Aper iri'XMApert -^ ^

apesh

the name of a city and

city-god.

apshaitD

afa

afau

afent

^ -TL^

tortoise, turtle.

(1 [ ^ ^L^ a kind of beetle. Per-

haps the weevil, the Muta Jambi,

or ^'head of God", of the Bakuba of

the Kasai District in the Congo Free

State. (See T. A. Joyce in Man,

vol. IX, No. 1, p. 3.)

filth.

© III

(F=D

^food.

wig, headdress;plur.

aftet K.^^ ^

c^ c^

I I AAAAAA U I III

place, abode, chest.


aftet

Xj^ c^ miplace, abode, chest.

am Mi.-Lnr

amam

amt

am ab

O M

to eat , consume,

devour :

^

) I eaters.f I

to eat , to

understand,

to comj)re-

liend.

what is eaten, food.

"O "to eat the heart", i, e., be-

I come angry and rage.

amam-arit ^ D

Am-au ^ n

Am-asfetti^ n

Am-baiu ^ D

Am-heh __j

.

"Eater of the Eye";

^^ I \ y1 name of a ffod.

^|^^^"Ea.»„f.l«Ass";name of a fiend and

enemy of Ra.

Mi1P^%.' I '^Eater ofI

Sinners";name of a god.

^i ''Eater of souls"; name of a

fiend.

MM I I

I ''Eater of eternity'


Am-khaibitu

Amam

Ani'mit

Am-mit

An

an

ani

an

anu

Anpet

ankh

] ^l^T^^ i ''Eater of Shades";

the name of one of the Forty-two

Judges in the Hall of Osiris.

]"[ ''Devourer"; the name of the

- ^ Eater of the dead.

AAAAAA

AA/WAA

w

AAAAAA.

"Devourer of the dead".

a consuming serpent god-

dess.

a proper name.

tablet, board, writing pa-

lette.

&

to turn back. Partic. plur.

[I I V> I those who turn away, or return,

a mythological fish.

AAAAAA © a name of the city ofMendes

.

a a— ^"^1 to live, to live upon, to

I 1 © I c=^^t=^\ feed upon, life, livingQ AAAAAA

.^Y jQ AAAAAA

(J)

r\ AAAAAA O 'A O ''^^^^'^^^^ "A fN

T=' T(!' T ® n ''^"'''- ^°P*' ""-•

Q AAAAAA p, r-x

¥-(1 [1 the living one, a name of Osiris.


ankhu,

ankhiu

fr\ AAAA/

^^

nr\ AAAAAA

1 (Q (D ^1Q I

the living,

men and

women,

title of the

blessed

dead.

ankhtchettaO^

ankh user Q^ f\

ankh utcha senb

ankhet

ankhet

Ankhti

the livins: for ever

s^-f

life from death.

fiP

fA,ÂÂA

I

life and power.

life, strength and health.

life.

victuals.

a name of Osiris.

ankh ^^''^^^

^ a kind of unguent.

Ankhet pu ent Sebek neb Bakhau G'^^' .^~,

-Ji^ AAAAAA n f\

a proper name.

Ankh-em-bu fTkJ^.Tî"^-"'abominable tilings".

84 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION ._^

Ankh-em-fentu ^ """^fx, ^ t^ UHt "Eater of

worms" ; name of the warder of tlie

Fifth Arit.

'""'"' ni't^i]the two ears.

TT w ^ 111

ankhamu Q^[\\K ^^ ^TIT .^11 I I

flowers, or aromatic

w o 1 plants.

fAAAAAA

ant

ant

ant

AAAAAA Srmg.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

to be covered with something.

claw, talon, hook, nail of

the hand or foot, ''ClaiY

of Ptah"' ; a proper name.

anti

ant

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

gi D^i •Claw on the

hand of Hathor" ; a proper name.

I 1 1 AAAAAA

=0=A/VVAAA

AAAAA/%

AAAAAA OO

(\\ m , A/VWV\ O , AAAAAA O /I\,

O myrrh, unguent (?)


anti

antu

ant

antu

Anti

ar

ar

ara

arar

arart

arati

AAAAAA- £2l

^ AAAAAA"^

J\ I

^ preparation of myrrhHI ^xl\ used by women.

AAAAAA

CM]

I i I

^^

A

(JA

AIII

^

light, radiance.

evil,

darkness.



Osiris.

an animal of the goat species,

to approach, to bring, to come,

to arrive ; <c=:> ^=^; [ [

w

divine beings who approach.

to find (?).

jawbone.

uraeus.

v\ tA'SwBiS^

f

two uraei goddesses,

]

two very large uraei.

I

the living serpent god-

desses.


arit

arit

tool, lintel of a door.

hall, cliamber; plur.^

II 1110 1110 11110

DPih^n

The Seven Ants 7, ^^ ^ ^. ^ ^',

|^^ O O

arfi

arrt

arrit

Arq

- w

^ mil

bundle, purse.

^"a

arq ^

liall, mansion;

plur.

-Ill "^1.CTTD I

to bind, to tie, girdle, to be

completed.

to swear.

/}

Arq-heh ^^ ^ {^ name of a city.

/} ' n.

arq

arqi

art

arti

artu

ah

^ en(

/}

A

end of the

\

o W

+I I i

earth,

last day of the lunar month.

jaw, jawbone.

the two jaws.

houses, abodes, mansions.

moon.

^ D OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 87

ah

aha

ahau Q^^

aha-a

aha-tu

ahau

Q£X

Q^t.

Ckl

5; a

to surround, embrace.

to figiit, do battle, wage war;

Q^^ [|I] ^-^ %hter,

^ a fi^'htino^s,I I I

^ fe

to fight bravely (?).

fight, contest, struggle

I I I

I I I

fightmg implements , Avea-

pons.

the two Fighters,

i. 6., Horns and

Set.

Ahau heru n^%\| ^\

''Fighting faces", a name of

-^ ' • ' certain £:ods.

ahat

m ^—

a

LD cr^

great house, palace,


aha

aha

aha

ahau

aha

ahau

ahat

ahau

ahau

ahau

A A to stand up, to withstand.

A ']fl

J] tA^ D

U^ A' A '^-

A '

as an auxiliary verb

:

-^ 9 A g-—Df]

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

^^ c

and see passim.

L "1

I I I

^A

OO

stability.

condition, state, position.

time, season or duration of life,

life, a contemporary. ^

IO

oZ]

¥11 © II.

D I.!>^Tgo

AAAAAA -Vr

o 1 A \

fl-—°t^ Jl

f A M

^ period from life, or in life.

O

period of eternity.

noon-day.

[

supports.A

I £LL I

stores, food, provisions.

I

folk who are provisioned,

^ D OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 89

ahait

ahat

akh

Akhtuset

u ^^boat,

tomb,

-^ ^ ^"^

to spread out the heavens, or

sky.

1 ^ f) I

^ class of divine beings.

I The variants are :

k^y ! akhmiu.

S jriiil x^ 111

^^^^aklisemhi.

I I

akha

akha

akhan

akhanet

akhu

^^ to fly, to soar ; akhai [![ ^^

^^

^^AAAAAA

akhem

akhemu

I

flying,

to sleep.

to close the eye.

^>-=>

fire-altars.

to quench, to extinguish;


akhemu

akhmiu

akhem

quenchers, those whoAAAAAA

AAAAAA

AA/VAAA

extinguish.

figure of a god.

^Mli " 'akhemu ^

akhmet -—° K^ ^

Akhen''ariti(?yf^^A/VVAAA <^

akhekhau^—^'&vUIH^

serpent-fiends, monsters.

akhekhu ^—°^\ rf^l ''Darkness"; a proper

! figures of gods,

river banks.

a proj)er name.

name.

ashaI I i' ^ III

111

to be much or many, manifold.

. many reeded.

I ) l_l!i^_^^ JT II I

4^ 8 W ^^^^ of multitudinous festivals.

t I I

ashau

ashat

^ III AJof many forms.

^ I

loud voiced to speak.

crowd, multitude.


ashat

ash

ashu

^K [

crowd, multitude.

I

to call, to invoke, to cry out.

w

(^

[ZSZ]

evil speech.

ash3rz] -J^ [ cedar, or acacia, tree, cedar

I w )

gum.

ashasht

ashat

ashem

J] ^ D

.= D ^

part of the body,

knife.

^^L^

I W 1

5K \>^

ashemu

ashemiu

ashashat

Akesh

aq

( w I

I w I

111

the forms in which the

gods appear uj^on

earth.

Ill V

(

i I I

\ crocodiles. A variant

o:ives v\'^

i I I

'=^if gullet.

3s:

'^name of a city.

-D

a'z] Ato enter, go ni.

92 VOCABULARY TO THE TOEBAN RECENSION

'''" ':m:;:îmaqet

aq pert

A f\

AZV,

things which enter,

entrance and exit.

^ those who enter.

Ill

Aq-her-ami-nnnut-f -^ ^ ^[)JLK ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ '

"He who enters in his hour*' ; a proper name

aquI i I I

A( cakes, loaves of bread.

(^111I

aqa ^—° '^ ^^—

^ ^^ present bread (?). Chap,

zi m c=^ XCIX, 3.

aq maat (?) V

aqaA

exact truth (?), just.

to keep the mean, right, exact,

true, just, truth, to be in the

middle.

aqau

Aqan

aqi

A

A

A

\]^c.=^ô to be exactly over the heart.

^ ^ truth, right, justice.

Ill

•

the name of a oôd.^vvv

A w

part of a boat,


ag, aqaA

A

\\

^ri. \

J] \

Aqennu

aka

aku

at

at

at

Ati

ateptu

ater

at {ant)

At (Ant)

at (ant)

A (^

AAAAV\

rope, cordage, tackle of a

boat.

V\ '^^ the name of a city.

O unguent.

Ill

Q XI

^ n

£=:i

to be burned,

domain,

hall, palace.

^—

°

member, limb;

plur. ^ ?,J]

I I i

m^ nil' eee'

^--^;

^ a

^ I

•1 1 1 1

1

1 1 1 1

1

I.,

XIX

XIX XIX

name of the ninth nome ot

Lower Egypt.

grain, seeds.

provisions.

pole of a net with curved

ends.

name of a god.

U.^ domain, territory, soil.

:^,i


at {ant) Xdc^^^^x, to split, to divide.

At (Ant) >=<^^^^n^)^ • 1. fc-=^ ""=—=") ^ o "

'^ the morning boat oi

XDC v,„ < ( the sun.

atu ^—° tk ,f=^ name of a mythological fish.<e<(

aturtu ^—"

""^^^^

1j

(a mistake ?)

Atch-urn^ ^r^ ^?=^ li

"Great splitter";name^ ^ of a £rod.

fe

atchet (antchet) ^^ y^ fixed, firm

u

u

fk. I <S they, them, their

l^l'iii

<S I district, region.

.... Chap. CLXVIII.

Circle X, 14, 2.

^^ jCl '^ B ^ proper name.

ua

uau

r] IK <> Y O'^^ 1 ^0 depart, go away, be

f]^^^ ^ •^][j remote.


ua

uau

uau

uauau

uau

jT)'^ fazS \^^^y^ P^^^' ^^^^^5 plur.

I1'

( ^1 I1' (

uau

uauu

uauiuait

uai

Uamemti

uart

f]

I I

AA/SAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

waterway, stream.

Q radiance, light.

flame, fire,

chains, fetters.

*2 ^ j

to speak evil, blaspheme.

uab r)^ n yY^ flower, blossom.

w ( _mi^^

j

hair

f] >< to destroy, overcome, gain'^^—

^ the mastery over.

a cow-goddess.

fi

UarekhtC') n

'^^q the name of one of the

Forty-two Judges in the Hall of Osiris.

® ropes, cordage.

r> I1 ^ a mythological region.

iv^^ nrzi urzj


Uart-neter-semsu C

uah

I

uahit tm

a proper name.

to place, to set, to fix, to add to,

permanent, abiding.

to add to something.

=0^ libation vessels,

ill

uahuu ^\^%\ mummy bandages.

uahtu ^ t)^ r^0 mummify.

uakh

uakhet

uas

uas

Vast

uash

Uak

1

A S

l^^lo^

I n ; ''Green" ;the name of a pool

-^ j

in the Elysian Fields

sceptre.

contentment, happiness.

Thebes.

3SZD rt? I

1\

\ to worship , be adored

;

two -fold

worship.

[^ the name of a festival.

^^::5^


uat %3

97

%^' A ]^\ T , <f

way, road, path;plur.

^"^ i"^ ;

"^^ ^^ fi-reat roads,"^"^

I <m> p;ood roads,"^"^

all roads,6^ III

^ ' ^ III o '

'jX o ^f=^I ways of the dead

;

-fcI

^"^ the two roads.

s tjri

uatch

I I I r s

I I I o ^I

! I 1:^ I

sceptre, staff, stick.

I

eastern roads,

western roads,

northern roads,

southern roads.

I tablet of green faience, amulet.uatch

uatch -tX^^ ^ I

unguent, sulphate of copper eye-paint.

uatchu |t^^ sulphate of copper.

uatch shemat ? I 1 ^

[ii]id"t

V [nmi o T

sulphate of copper of

the south.

uatchet ? I

IV.

Us a kind of linen.

98 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION tk

uatch -OL -Hto make to flourish, te green, vigo-

rous, to blossom, be new, fresh.

uatchet ^ ^ green.

ix=

uatchu 1 1^ ^ 1 1^ 2- «•

Uatch-ariti (?) nJL ^^ "Green Eyes"; a proper name.

Uatch-urGreat Green Sea"; i. e.

Uatch-nesert i^ |Z^ [''^^^1

ll "Grreen Flame" ;the

name of one of the Forty-two


Uatchit nJL nn p a goddess of fire.

I ll mlm I the two fire-goddesses, Isis

uatchit <0L WW "^ abode, house.

... [z-zi

^fl'^i'^''''^t''""


uaa

boat, boat of Ra.

uaaui \m\ the two boats of Ra, the boats

of morning and evening.

uaa en MaatiAAAAAA <Ci n

][

the boat of Maat.

uaa en heh \\ \\ i^^. AAAAAA^I

"Boat of Millions of

I i Years".

uan O^z-r-^S^ to become worms.

ua

uau

ua

" n.I

I

1

r-i5>

One, the One, i. e., God. I

IOne of the s^ods; >.>-

One God (Osiris) ?*

One (fem.).

^-^2.

> W

one ; fem. I ^ ; I

I \ [1 being one, or alone;to

be one I

7*

100 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION t^

ua—ki^ ^^^y one ... the other; |°Pl"'ône embraced the other

;

fern. J_;-^5 J_jj^ J^''''^

in one *|

AAAAA^ | one or one.' ^ Q v.^ D

wa ^^ = indefinite article 1^ ^s^^^^ [i

*f:

yg ^gj, ^.o2_ any one, each one, every one,

^ jj3„ .^j^2_ ^^ (3 one alone, only one.

-f^Î

alone. Also ^\ and

tZ3 uc«M -

I

I

uau

^^^ , , ^ ,^ . , ^^1... .,

, ,

uauti ^^^ ^^ solitude.

ua ^Y" with J% at once, all at once;

^nd compare J^P—jy^-^-|{-uat ^ in^ [)

n fl]%- ^ a piece of cloth,

Uaau \,^''^\s\> tê herald of the Third Arit

uar tk^ passage.

uar %> ""^f A

*^ depart.

uart

uart


^ ^ "^ passage, the name of a place.

the two thighs.

^^ AAAAAA A/>/\AAA

AAAAAA

^ ^^ AAAAAA

'Hhigh" of water.

<:ri AAAAAA I \\ I

S ^I H

i:Bfi

^^thigh" of the lake.

^ ^Hhigh" surrounding.

1^::^ AAAAAA

s ^ J^^

^ A I

^ 'thiffh" of

iron whereon is the station of the gods,

n ^ n ^ <:=>^-^^m© ofKher-aha.

that ''thigh" whereon is the House of the Moon.

uart

uu

uu

ui

i

X

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

\>

^«

stream.

evil, evil one.

resrion, district; i

©I I D (^ crz}

'b-^^i

©I D zl

®

sign of the dual.^;;11^

V> w two very mighty gods.

^f-^


Ui

uit

uben

\

^J ft

MJol

a proper name,

chamber.

to rise (of a luminary), to

^\ n AAAAAA r- '^I

slune; ^J o .

"^-

ing and setting; v> JO

AAAAAA

ubes

ubesu

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

rays of light,

to flow.

to shine, light up, shining,

blazing.

water-flood.

beings of fire, sparks (?).

Ubes-her-per-em-khetkhet t^] fl fl J)

^S^x^ ^ 'Tiery face, comins: forward in

retreating'' ; a proper name.

ubet Xh^ W ^-^ - f ) to be scalded, to set fire to,

to burn up.^j-a


Ufa

umet

umet

umet

un

A to chance on, to light upon.

^ "^ 1

£1^ c^

* /vyvwN

a garment.

the middle (?).

walls, fortifications, build-

ing.

lightness, defect.

un, unen ^^ ^Î AAAAAA

AAAAAA AAAAAA

unt

unent

AAAAAA

AAAAAAAAAAAA

uniu

un maa

to be, being, existence,

to become, to exist; as an auxiliary

verb see passim,

being, existence; -^^^ v\, ^^.<-> ^

^ AAAAAA TT ' .^ ÂAAAAA .-Xi. t_i L_)

^^ ^ ^^ ji[|

.^^g s • plur.

AAAAAA \\ ' 11 1 ' ^ -ÂAA/VSA V\ AAAAAA U 1 AAAAAA

^.^ ^."^ ^-^- ^[lOîAAAAAA

I I IV AAAAAA I I I ? AAAAAA ill' AAAAAA N ^ Tf I

AAAAAA I i ' AAAAAA I || AAAAAA ' ' ' AAAAAA I —tX I

those who are, things which are.

human beings.

un

1 AAAAAAAAAAAA

X iiiiimi

^^ in very truth.

'^ L^ AAAAAA AAAAAA —Zl I ' I

to open, op

« AAAAAA • K >> > ^1

imTTTTT^ A/vwNA JI I I I

AAAAAA

l llllllll

'

ener, openmg ;^^^^=^ ^ V\; -^^^^"^ ÛAAAAAA 'v ^ —xi. AAÂAA > -^ W I

opened.


AAAAAA 1 1 —U. I I II

uneniu :^^[] []^ |

AAAAAA ^ ^ I I I

'

openers, scatterers.

I I i

un her ^^ @ ^^ ^p^^ ^j^^ isice, ^. e., show theAAAAAA ^ —^ I _,„„,^

face, to appear;

^^ ^ ^;to open the

AAAAAA ^^ —Zl I

mouth , ,wwvxAAAAAA I

' inniiir |

un ^^ shrine.AAAAAA

un '^N. ^ vP shaved.

un

AAAAAA

AAAAAA^ ^ *_ .to pull out the hair.

AAAAAA Yf I I IAAAAAA -^LLI I I

un, uni, unt ^ ^. ^^

^ ^ ^ to walk, run, rise

upright ;-^sa runners.

^ * ' A III

unun ^^^^^^^^^^^OI

to run,AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA VSl

AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA

stand

up.

U22UI2 .^^ ^^ /^ to SOW seed.

AAAAAA AAAAAA '^Jj

Unaset ^^ A f] ^ name of a city.

AAAAAA 1 I ©

unara t^""^W.^I

unguent.

Uniu, or Unniu ^^%. „ name of a city.AAAAAA ^ ^ ^ "^

w


tini ^^-^f^^ light, defective.AAAAAAW

Unen-em-hetep ^^ R =^=' S\ a division of the Se-

X^^^^ D^ khet-Aaru.

unb ^^j^ flower, bloom

;plur.^ }

%\'^.AAAAAA -sS-J AAr>/\AA«ilJ mJl \ \ \

unpet ^^ ffr flowers, blossoms.AAAAAA Vd.

D ^ I I I

Unpepet ent Het-Heru ^^

"Flower of Hathor";a proper name.

unef ^^^ ^^"^-ÂAA/V\A ,~ * AAAAAA \ I i i i^ © ' 2^Lc=:^ ^

(^ to remove, to uncover, to

unloose.

AAAAAA ^^

unem "

unemi

unemt ^ \\ ^.-—/]

the right side, the right

as opposed to left.

unem A^ ^^ ^ /^ JL |\ /^ to eat, see im.Z] ^/ ' AAAAAA Z] î ^ U -Mk ^f

Ui3i2u ,^^ ^ evil, wrong, defect.

AAJÂAA ^^^

o"^©[72212U ^^^ Hermopolis, the city of Thoth.

AAAAAAAAA^VW

106 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION %unnuiti ^^ ^

AAAAAA V—

unnut ^^^ ^

w

AAAAAA

AAAAAA O

o

Unnut ^^.

Un-Nefer

sacrificer.

a brief space of time, a moment,

an hour, a season, interval.

X iUr. -.^A/NAA _I 7

AAAAAA V>^

, ,^

AAAAAA

c. O II I V

9<^'' O I

goddess of the hour.

Unen-nefer ^^LUnen-Neferu ^^W.%

AAAAAA n 77 V

Unen-Neferu ^^ TAAAAAA n VAAAAAA >J i-i. I

AAAAAA

Un-hat

unkh

unkhu

unkh

unkh

AAAAA^

A title of Osiris, mean-

ing something like

"the Avell-doing Be-

ing". Coptic forms

of the name are

oireue£ipe, OTreno^p,

OTTGnofipi , 6i3ito$pe,

etc.

Un-Nefer-Ra.

10^^ Un-Nefer, son of Nut.

a proper name.

AAAAAA'=^

AAAAAA

] to dress, to array

\ oneself, to put

)^ "^^^ jl ^—a

) on a garment.

to tie, untie, set loose.AAAAAA '^

^AAAAA

^ a garment.


Unes ^^ ^ the metropolis of the XlXth Nome—^— or Lower Lgypt.

unshu ^^%.A^ wolves.

Unt ^^ ^a city of the Twelfth Aat.

AAA/VA^ ©

Unti ^^ S\ the name of a god.

^ w \li

untini .^3?K "be ye.

Ui2fu ^ t^^vi?^ |][ mankind, people, kinsfolk, rela-

CMDjf'^^ffli tives.

Unth ^^^"^"^ \ou-^ name of a district or country.

ur ^^ to be great, great, mighty, su-

"^^^^^ preme, powerful.

great one (Ood); plur. ^^ I |j, [f

w D I

J>

great one (fern.), goddess.

uru ''^=ft^^^ dual masc. "two great".


urti ^^ T) ^^^^ ^^^' ''^^^ great goddesses'

^'^ two very great goddesses.

w

ur "^^ ^-^ o;reat man, chief,

princess,prince, nobleman, master

Plur. masc. ^^^,^

ur sep sen ^=t © X © doubly great.

ur

ur

ur

greater than.as comparative,

as superlative, ^^ aaaaaa|

greatest

of 5 gods.

in titles etc. :

H"^ ^ ^ O

AAAAAA

^^^

I I I

ur


AAAAAA

Q >S\ AAAAAA,

AAAAAA AAAAAA -~Z1 AAAAA/S

ra ra ^m

^I I I

jf I I I

a joint of meat, haunch, car-

case; ^ \\ \, <^ w^(j^

_""^l (? Ill-

X -Tk ^1^ ''great of moment", a proper

O '^ name.

Ur-at

Urit

urit

Ur-arit-s ^^=^-^=^>-

Ur-pehui'f ^^^ 5^ _^ a proper name.

Ur-ma '^^ ^p title of the high-priest of He-

liopolis (?).

^:^ f] A ^ name of a city.

"^^^\\\\^ hall, house, room.

a proper name.

I I

Ur-maat ^> a proper name.


p> /vvv>Ur-mertuS'

teshert'Shenu \ [ w I ^ ^:^x.lll

I ICZSTD Im'fej?^Ur-mertis- '^^^ ^^

teshert'Shenu <cir>o w 2iH I<;:=> (^

^^The red-haired one who is greatly be-

loved";name of one of the Seven

Cows.

Ur-hekau ^^^ 8 U

o

a deity who is mighty

in words of power,

a god or goddess of

magic.

Ur-kherp-hem^^(j^/J? ^ ''chief master of the black-

<=:> I iil smith's tool";a title of the

high-priest of Memphis.

\^ chief of the physicians.Ur-senu ^^=5^^""^^

urer

urert^, zl

urertu

urh

urhu

Urhetchati

©ZL

the name of a

crown. <i-:>o. /7,

I the gods who

wear the U7'ert

Crown.

1^to smear or rub with un-

^i O gaent, to anoint.

W

two goddesses of

Helioj)olis.

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. Ill

urs

ursh

Urek

urt

urt

urt

^^ Is/ ^ pillow, head-rest.

^^^ czszD to pass the day, to watch

;

<c=r>o watchers,dszuiii

^^1^^=^'

nr-3

dL

Qy\y]

X ^ o

urt

urt

Urt-urt,,^

«iQ^-^

urtf urtu ^^:^

hall, palace.

funeral chest, or coffer.

funerary mountain, cemetery,

flood.

a proper name

<$.

to be inert, motionless, help-

less, to rest.

UrUab ^^=5

L:=3±5

\ ''He whose heart is still";

)

^^ /B\ 'O I I a title of Osiris


urtu

uh

uhau

|!, see[]^^I I r

ra to be troubled?

uhaau ^ra

-^ -^ -^ to supplicate.

S to fail.

!\

uhemm

to repeat, to report, to nar

^^ to repeat; l^lll^-

[ K . ^ I.-.=^tK

I

to speak again.

I? W ^—n SI

to renew protection.

I\\ ;L with \\ , a second time, again.

to renew life, live

again.

a new form.

uhem-a

Uhem-her l^i?l

anew, afresh,

a proper name.


uhen

uhen-Jl AAAAAA V

uha 0=9 <^

^' °

'(Sill

uha <<=>>©

©uha

uheset t^ P n

s; a

ukha

\ukha

ukha

ukhakh

ukheb

^ a

A

J^

\i\-

A

ukhert t

IV.

decay, failure,

to overthrow; ^ ' '-'

be overthrown.

to unloose, be set free from,

to return (in the evening).

cord, rope.

to catch fish, to snare game,

fisherman, fowler.

to beat down, to slay,

baked meats, stew (?).

to lay down, set down, to seek

after, search for.

darkness, night.

pillar.

to seek after.

to shine.

wooden implement.

114 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION "^

ukhet tk ®a

to be angry, be pained, dis-

gusted.

ukhetet"^^^ boat.

us \>'~x~ *° *^° ^^^^ '^^^^''

user -jn1, IP''^^^ to be strong, mighty, strength,

might, power, strong;"III ^^

^—°-

llYTi'll \ I I il powers, mighty beings

in<=^^v-"^l I

(human or divine).

useru

I

I

I

usert ^?\^^ strength.

usert^^^^p

User-ah

User-ba

useru

<=^ skull, top of the head: plur.

llll' I I \\\

ib-\{\ '^^^ % ^'Strong-heart" ;a proper name.

-^r\<=^ -j^ ^ ^'Strong-soul" ;a proper name.

J) n <=> Jf {]<==><==^-^ oars, rudders, steering

I I I poles.m^useru -i\\-^ f\

i

to steer a boat.

Usert-f

n <=^ f) the name of a goddess,

use, ^pi^usekh ^n^^


to advance.

115

(W)

usekh n^j1^1

^

collar, neck ornament, pecto-

ral.

to be in a wide space, to be

wide or spacious, breadth,

broad.

Usekh-nemmet t^ fj A

^ A"U ^ 1

VPWJ

AA^ II

'^He of the long

stride" , the name> of one of the Forty-

two Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.

Usekh-her

usekht ^ ^[r~z]

IP

"^ ^ S\ ''Broad Face" , a name of Ra.

the wide S])ace of the

sky, a large hall or

room ; (5

.^pi^^^ \j

hall.

ci w onthe great double

Usekht Maatil^i}^ ^

^p!^^:p

the name of the

double Hall where-

in Osiris judged

the dead.

8*


Usekt Shuu ^jj

(S QI

the Hall of Shu, i. e., heaven.

-|® o -9 n » the Hall of I^eb, i. e.,Usekbt lieb

a.Zr-3

usesht rt3

o III

o I I I

usten ^ n

ustennu^^^,,,,^y^

AAAAAA ~AI

AAA

D (2.

Ust

ush

ush

ushau

usha

usheb

^p^-i

(2^"^^

earth,

plated (?).

urine.

to micturate.

to walk, to follow.

a proper name,

to cry out.

misery.

tk^lk %,F^i ^^S^^^ darkness.

CI3SZD

3s: J X

xi

te eat, to gnaw, crunch bones.

. to answer, to eat (?).

"""^to make an answer at the

D © right time.

ushebJ^

^ to beo:et, begotten.

1

ushen

ushen


~ ^ to net, to snare.

117

—H AAAAAA -JjL

feathered fowl.

to burn, be burned.

name of a festival.

ukaiu t^ tt1?n Afl"^-^^"^ wooden pegs or legs,

11 rr^ I I I

ut a^'

utu Ci

a

^

ut

uta

1"J^

the city of embalmment, the

abode of Anubis.

embalmment.

the god of embalmment, i. e.,

Anubis.

coffin, mummy bier.

to embalm, swathe a mummy.

Ut{Uhet?) mehtXk.^ ^ ^^^ S\ the Northern Oasis-ir^t^- ^^ (Bahriyah).

Ut{Uhet)res ^a>, n."^ the Southern Oasis

Jr^^t\ (Khargah).

Utau.v/^-^

j

a class of divine beings.


utu A

utu

utet

to set out on a journey, to make an

expedition.

I

l^^-l 1=^

W

utet

utett

MAMA/2i| I I

^;

I I i

Utu-nesert

Utu-rekhit ^ t^ Jl<=>

fl A ^

to issue an order or

command, to de-

cree , to ordain.

commands, behests,

tilings ordered or

decreed, records^

documents, deeds,

copies of deeds.


Forty-two Judges in

the Hall of Osiris.

utu

utu

utuit

Utent V\ ^AA/^AAI

j

The name of

I one of the

Forty-two Judges in the Hall of Osiris.

flowers.

Ill

oar rest.

I I I

r^^^ the name of a country.

^ OF THE BOOK OP THE DEAD. 119

Utet \>'^ '^

\ c^-w

to beget.

begetter.

Utet ^"^ ^ % '^Begetter", a name of Osiris.

utet

uteb

Utet'Heh tk ^ ^^[

'^Begetter of millions of

Ji ( a) Zi I I years";

a proper name.

^t t^ ^^^ \ to cast down or out, to shoot

I out, dart forth, to utter

s—

a

a cry.^ ^ X

to lay violent hands on some-

one.

^-^q^^i »utaiu tk _^ 1?>\ fl n tix vfl]

strong- ones.

I

1uteb ^ W

^"""""^to go round, turn about.

utebu ^ W ^ mutable.

J A

IJh I 1furrow; plur. JJ^ f I

n

utebtu tV _-^ H "^! t^ fl ^=^ burned.

I I 1^-j^i = ^j

120 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN EECENSION

uten

utenu

A/\AAAA

X

utenu

utent

uteh

utet

uthes

AAAAAA

to bring something as a

gift, to make an offering

;

AAAAAA ^ I

AAAAAA

I

M AAAAA^ r^^

i

O I I I

offerings ,things

given as offer-

ings.

lIT-iloA altar, table of offerings

;plur.

o

CZ^^ ^"5^^

to void, shoot out.

to raise up, to lift up, sup-

port.

utcha Xk

utchat %^ ''^ ^

utchau \<^

t^

A to go out, set out, to

t^_i:ii4 begin a journey.

a journey, a going forth.

to be in a good state or con-

dition , sound , healthy,

well.

strength, power.

utchau


©tk amulet, object of power.

(^

(^

Utcha-re

utcha sep

utchat

\L

utchat

utchat

utchati

tk S magical powers.

JTIII

^'Strong - mouth" ; a proper

name.

strong with good fortune.

^ a ©

\i

fci2 i=i

Hia

©o

the ^'strong", i. e.,

the Eye of Ra,

whence came all

power, strength,

health, protection,

etc.

w ^^^^ the Ut-

chat with legs und wings,

^t n'^^e^^^^

^ w

©1^ w

111 the Utchat of

Sekhet, the great lady, the

mistress of the gods.

^'the two Utchats^',

i, e., the two Eyes

of the sky, or the

Sun and Moon.


utcha ^M\:=\ to weigh, to estimate, to

consider, to reckon up,

to decide.

to consider or weigh deeds

or words.

utcha senemm

utchaAAAAAA

AAAAAA U^\] U ^'^"'^

utchai

utchat

J_i]Jl?L_S making the water to

balance his throne,

or making his throne

to balance on the

water.

the fields; weighers, those whotry something in a balance.

n to estimate

utchati Jn ^^ w

Utcha-aabet J n

utchfau t^"^

judgment, decision,

^1" computer of the of-

fering" , name of

a srod.

utohet(?

A

A

to walk.

to delay, to tarry.

11OF THE BOOK OP THE DEAD. 123

i-tu

iu-tu

it

to come, n w V^

come, come

!

Acoming, a coming, ad-

vance.

a comm^A '"^•n°9i:]y«i=-

^lu A "^ ! comers ; A^ I comers with glad

tidings.

lU A

lu aq ^ ^ ^_^exit.

to end (of a book) A %^ —»^ D %v\ it has gone out in peace.

going in and coming out, entrance and

lu pastu -\m^h\t— '

lU

luma

Ir-qai

[

a class of divine being's.

I

hail, 0.

verily.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

sea, lake, river, any large col-

lection of water.

ii=r%iii a name of Amen-Ra.


ikhl\ f] ^^ to stretch out the heavens.

isu Afln tk '^^"^ abodes, chambers.

I I I

JB.ba

I

ba

one of the two souls of man, the

heart-soul, which was intimately

connected with the ka and the

heart, as opposed to the spirit-soul

khu Plur.A

I I

!,

.'^^ mentioned with "^^wj ^^^ p "^'^^^

T with , with ^ and

i\ a perfect soul.

Ji <=:> u I <~^> 1 1 u divme soul.

f

f a living soul.

Qzl

a living

heart-soul and a perfect spirit-soul.

I soul of souls.1

^^^'^^^jlj my soul is

the souls of the gods.

J

ba


*^_^ AAAAAA Qo soul of eternity.

(^\ AAAAAA ''^ soul in the body.

^A^wvA"Y^

soul of life.

^'aa^wv^^^^^^ a soul [made] of gold,

^^ ooo an amulet.

IIS thy soul is to heaven, thy

body is under the ground.

the divine Soul, or soul of God.

^^i'!^ J ^

' J --^ ^^ soul of OsirisuC2^ '

of Ra;

6a-/vAAA[] JLjJ^^ soul in Shu;

ha AAAAAA ^^ JM soul in Keb

;

ha AA^^^ n f^^^=^

J/f)s^^l i^ Tefnut

;

I ^ /^ n Holy Soul, a name of

Osiris.

I

iHoly Soul, a name of

Osiris.

, ^^ © ^?| the Soul which

£=F=qei5il is in Nut.

126 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSIONJ

the Soul of the gods who exist in

the body of Osiris.

(9 AAAAAA

the Great Body which is in Sai's.

Neith.

the Soul of

A

baiu ^ I fi^

!

the Living Soul in Suten-henen.

I/wwsA r\^^/i the Soul of Amenti.

divine souls, souls of gods.

the souls in the gods-

!the souls of the sfods of the

East.

I I I

I the souls of the

I X o

nI D I

! ©

gods of the West,

the souls of Heliopolis.

the souls of Pe-[Tep] (Buto).

©

1^1--

the souls of Nekhen.

EEo%^© ^^^ souls of Hermopolis

JOP THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 127

mA

living souls.

® ill

tk[

souls who have appeared.

¥1^ o

III

souls of the dead (^. e., damned),

souls of his father (Osiris).

baui

w the double soul.

\'0the double soul

in the Tcha-

souls of Osiris and Ra.

A

Bai ^ '

[] D 1 *^® Soul-god, or the Divine Soul, or

1 1 'il ^ the double-soul god.

^ <^: M H^ divine soul with plumes[||.

Ba ^^o

ba ^ i

the metal-god; a proper name (?).

to be endowed with a soul.

128 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION,

baI

J

Ba„J

baba \

^ flI to cleave ,

make a way

through somethmg.

a proper name.

baba

J

J

"J

to work.

J

J<^^ v\ \> O cavern, cave, den or

lair;plur.

J (^^ ^^^ J I I I

Baba

the name of the

first-born son of

Osiris.

Ba-neb-Tettet6^

I

Barekatha tchaua ^1

Soul -god, or

Ram-god, lord

© ©^511 ^ofTattu(Men-

des) , a title of Osiris.

^x\n^f\ ^:^

a proper name.

Jbah


,

—

i>^—

.

with VX before, in front of.

Bakha

Bast

Bast

"J

Bast

Basti

bak

baq

bak

IV,

!

n

-^^ the Mountain of sun-

C^^^^ rise.

the city of Bubastis in the Eastern

Delta, the modern Zakazik.

the goddess of Bubastis.

"^ ^fj"^ f\ Bast dweller in Thebes.

w



Osiris.

to work, to toil, to serve.

t^v^]

works, labours.

olive tree.

to be weak, weary,

J^S^()()&^^' ff^^ble, helpless.

130

bak

bat

baat

Bati

baa

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSIONJ

weak one, the help-

less one (i. 6., the

mummy);

plur.

plants, houghs, branches,

^ ]

name of a fiend, or of a group

' of fiends.

nD 1.J^

,OQQ

J1

J

J

J1

o O

i i I

\J o

o \J

the ore of a metal,

iron, copper, etc.,

a metal tool, a

name of the sky

or firmament.

baa en pet f] H

"J

\ mn D ^AAAAAA

O OO F=^metal of the

amsky, meteoric iron (?).

^D ^ that iron in

I J

baaf shema

^ o

the sky.

^Hhe metal of the

south", iron.

n OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.

baat shemau

131

J

baa

baat^^M

III

^the metal of the

V^ 1 ^^^^^

Isouth", iron.

wonders, wonderful things.

oo

baaq \

baba

ban

bak

J1

J1

bat, bati

Bati

babat

W

a kind of grain, or fruit,

the name of a god, Baba (?).

a cry of joy.

evil, wickedness.

hawk;plur.J[j^z^^'

thd double divine hawk,

the city of the divine hawk.

king of the north.

J--J

a proper name.

^ water-flood, stream,AAAAAAAAAA/V\/VvAAAA

9*

132 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION f

I

Bah J

JAAAAAA

^AAAAA

AAAAAA

bi

biu

to be flooded, inundated.

[ the god of the Inunda-

I

tion.

name of a fiend.

strength.

I I )

,^.1=12.

bu nebJ

bu nebu n I ^

oneness (?), altogether,J

I ^^ ;

lawfulness, legality, truth,J 1^^^^^^

this place (?).

everywhere, every place.

all men, all people,

everyone, folk in ge-

b

bu tu

u nefer f] t prosperity, happiness,

evil thing, calamity.

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 133J

b

butevil thing, abomina-

tiou.

I I

offering,

bebait[j

j]

bebet[j |]

'^

bebet1]

fl

n ^\l/// the mantis.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

bei2

AAAAAA AAAAAAibe22ai2a fl

AAAAAA ''^

benben fl flW AAAAAA II

benben J JAAAAAA AAAAAA

strong.

the name of a god.

flowers.

fountain head.

hollow place, cavity.

not.

to bathe.

a kind of wood.

bier, funerary couch.


benbent J J "^

J

ben

jjAAAAA/AAAA/V

J^n

Jbenen fj

benen f]

benenJ

;;:::

AAAAAA AAA/\AA. [Z HI

i2i

AA/vAAA

AAAAAAA

AAAAAAAAAAAAA

AAAAAAAAAAAA

o o

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

o

bennu

JAAAAAA

JAAAAAA /r\

AAAAAA \S|\

foecnu n "^

I

I I

I I

ibei2i2

hall, pylon chamber.

to pass away, to dissolve.

to go on,

to beget, to be united with.

union.

ring.

a kind of wood.

a bird commonly identified

with the phoenix.

Y^ the Bennu, the

^ Soul o£ Ra.

AAAAAA

matter, pus.

cakes (?), bread,

the name of a city.

to be sweet, pleasant,

Jbenrau


benshu

bent

benti

beh

behen

behen

J] <^=^1 I I I I sweet things, dates, date

n WAAA |N ^^ |> oj

wine, pleasant, nice.

n.xww^^vo:.^bolts.

m '"

J/VSAAAA

J

Ji

Ji

^=5>.

divine apes, incarnations of

the spirits of morning.

to cut, to split,

baleful one.

Ji.=J|^|to cut, to pierce; JlI O %^

^^' i^^i'derous.^^>^

behenn

behes

JQAAAAA/

! animals of the wolf or doe:

bekhekhu

bes

species.

calf.

a proper name.

fire.

form (?).


bes (in

M

J'^^^ to enter, to pass in, to rise (of the

^ river).

increase.

bes

bes" MM flame, fire, blaze.

Besu-Ahuj]

f\ t^^ (^^^ a proper name,

a proper name.

bessu

Besek

besek

mJ

J

rt3 liumours, excretions, filth.

ooo

J^ ^ n |j^^_^ ^ Sebek, the Crocodile

god.

^internal organ of the body

;plur.

besh j'p

beka

III

pregnant.

beka

bekau

to vomit.

=" metal plates, scales.

M[|

I

|1k® /8n weakness.

to shine, the dawn, to-morrow.

Jbeq

j


^olive tree, olives;

1

the olive tree in Heliopolis

a proper name.

137

1

^^5J^l

beqsu 11^1 tk(^ eyeball, skin (?).

beqsu fl/il^vrfh b^^lance, scales.

Beqtui Ij^t^^f)^

^ proper name (?).

bek[j

-T^ "^^ misery.

belci1)^ /^ helpless one, sinner

beka

beka

bekai

Jo

defect, sin, crime, evil, sinner; plur

p

}^^\m

1 1

1

,Js^t1 1 r

evil man. sinner.

bekasu f] tt

beksu n 25 t^ part of a boat.1^\ "

bekset fl ffi

bet

I

JI ^

place, j[

every place.

everywhere.

138

bet

bet

bet

beta

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSIONJ

O incense.

grains, seed.

betau

beta

flower

to sin, commit a fault, do wrong.

sin , wrong , abominable

tliing;plur. J^^^ ^^,

Beta

Jo

n^n name of a city.

betennu llj^tk

betnu \

bet

bet

bet-ti

J-^in,J

swift.

^ o incense.

5 111

T o o o boo

T w i I I

1^ •'^T

L \\ I ^

barley.

white barley.

red barley.

Will

D

betesh


f vv I îJbefesh

|]

<=

beteshetJ

Dl I 1

to be weak, powerless, but dis-

posed to do evil.

impotent fiends; fern, sing

Befshu P^^^^^%\® ^^^ name o£ a city

ti fjcrsiîfj' « a proper name.Bet-

bethet(0 ns^J

betchaa^

brought.

(S^ iza

a tool or in-

strument.

Pe

Pe

P

pa

#

D

D P.

One half of the city of Buto

(Per-Uatchit).

the little Pe (?).

the.

the D Y> the one

AAAAÂ

w^:5^ the one who is between

140 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION D

pai-a

pai-f

pa

pai

pauti

\\

\ his.

a

D

pait Q

paut

paut

11te^ ,

to fly, flight.

bolt hole.

©

>_^ e ! stuff, substance, matter, cakes,

tk ^ I

jofferings in general.

primeval matter, the material out

of which the gods and the

universe were formed.

G

,^vie

©

the god of primeval

matter, the chief

Egyptian god of

the Predynastic

Period.

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD 141

pautneteru^

pauUti

q |Aj

0q I G qI

the whole company of

iî'^ I111' o III I the primeval gods,

©0^=^^ ®iii<^ 1 1

1

^^^ ^ !

1

I. e

I

ia--^«:m=the names

of Nu.

i:ii =111111111 -111111111

1 1

^''^ ^^^ Great Company of the gods,

the Little Company of the gods.

^^^ ( [ % J| I the complete

Company of the gods.

0qi

0q I

oil

IW'^

^ \\

^ y I

^:iÎ

the Grreat and Little

Companies of the gods.

pan

Par, or Pal

D this.

-^^ a proper name.

Parehaqakheperura

a projêr name.


pas

Pashakasa

\J

A

an ink jar.

DA.

Hii^T^ I''"'"' name.

pat (?)

pa

pat

^4 light.

D

D

11 spark, flame, fire; plur. vll'*

pait her-f Q

ifl

j

men and women, people, a class

I of people.

@ I human-faced.

puD ^>

,

a mark of emphasis :

D /VAAAAA

^ a

puaau n n

pui

Pui2f

Pl212f

r-| AAAAAA

r~| AA/VAAA

©]

cakes.

(T=DI

a demonstrative particle.

the region whence came dnti

(myrrh) and other aromatic gumsand spices, a region in Africa

near the southern end of the RedSea. The district of Punt proper

was probably situated some distance inland.

D OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 143

P^tra j^tk^ a ^

o wJA (Nebseni Papyrus),

an interrogative particle. D^ [ -I QA

I'v^. What is this then? i. e.,

what does this mean ?

pef

pefa

peR

D D fa^

D

a n n

^=^

~'^ fl

o IS

pefat

pefes D nn -^

a demonstrative particle.

I to burn, be hot, fiery, a spark,

pefses ^ n n nI

^^ cook, bake.

pefsit ° n f

Pen

baked.

Pe«-l7eseb(?) D a ^lAAAAAA , !*£_

J>

a proper name (?).

I

pena DAAAAAA ,'*-~C2 ,

to overturn, capsize (of a boat),

to invert a matter.

peni

penu D

pens D

D s

AAAAA^

land (?).

.A^ rat, mouse.

AAA/WS ^"

M


/VAAAAA PI AAAAAA

K/\^J.J.\^ AAAAAA AAAAAA /vv/V\AA AAAAAA t , ,* 4-^", d' /I aaa/w. to beat to pieces, to

D macerate.AAAAAA ^^ Q

/] X

the name of a god.

a season of the Egyptian year.

Penti

pert

per

O

house, abode, temple, habitation;

perui

per aa

D

w

pliir.1 I'l I I

^ % I celestial

mansions,

double house.

Per-abu ^=~^ O

^^great house" n'p'lS.

the temple of hearts, i. e., the

judgment hall.

per Asar '=^~=^^^ temple of Osiris.

Per-Ast ' ^ ^^ the temple of Isis.

Per-Astes n]

^5

} the temple of Astes

Per-Unnut t=^^^^p the temple of the Hour-

1 ^^^^^ o (u\ goddess.

<=> Sj, \ the ''great House", i. e.,

^^ j^\ ^\ the tomb.

Per-ur cr3i

1

D OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 145

Per^Ptah «=^

Per-Mena

Per-Menu

Per-neheh ^

Per-neser

Per-neter ^

Per-neter-aa ^

Per-Rertii?) ^

Per-Hapt-re ^

Per-hat ^

Per-Hept'Ur ^

Per-Heru ^

D the temple of Ptah at Mem-phis.

-J ,X±1I^

nZ]

j

the house of coming into

I port, i, e., the tomb.

the temple of Menu.

-3

O

o

fl

the house of eter-

nity, i.e., the tomb.

the house of fire.

1^

1

the temple of the god,

i, e., Osiris.

z]j&^^J the temple of Shu and Tef-

•^^^ \\ ^ nut.

=]^Vr> D the temple of Hapt-

re.

-^ ^ "O the temple of hearts, i. e,the

^ ^ N I judgment hall.

=]p n

Per-Hetch

IV.

nr^2

the temple of Hept-

ur.

the temple of Horus,

the ^White House".

10


Per-Khenti-menatU'f i^^ m ^^^^ e^ H N ^ i i i

Jthe temple of the ''President of

his dead".

Per-Sabut ^^=5o 11 (^ f)

"^ ^^^ house of Sab (or

I J ^ [T^ Keb), the earth (?).

Per-Sati ^""^Îf^'^D ^^^ temple of Sati.

Per-suten '' 1 ^

f)the house of the king,

I T AwvAA ^ i^ e,, palace.

Per-seheptet ''

""*'"" D^_^.^ the temple of Seheptet.

per-shat (?) ' ' ^=^^^ ^^ the house of books,

i ^ Hi 1="î. e., library.

Per-Kemkem '' ^^^ R R

^

,the temple of

I .i::K> .i:^ Kemkem.

Per-Keku ''"^^^^ t^ j;:^^ the temple of darkness.

per qebh '' fK

''^^'''^the house of coolness,

I (A ÂAAAA i. e., bath (?).

Per-tep'tu-f ^=~^ @ C^ mnD the temple of him that

• I ^ ^^^=îs on his hill, i, e.,

Anubis.

Per-Tem tz"^ "^ ^ 1 ^^^^ temple of Tem.

Per-Tehuti cr-zi ^ the temple of Thoth.

D

per

peru

pert

perru


cr^ nrzj

Anr-3

A \'

A

A

cr-zi

to come forth, to rise up, to

appear, to make oneself ma-

nifest; <cz:> v\ ^ ^

to come forth retreating

;

<c::> VN. to appear mthe presence.

A,H H Sr ^^^^^^ forth;

1 "="=> I

plur. <=:>I

,

^ A l' ^AIII

things which

to come

per-

a

p ci-z]

A

per her ta ^^ @ I

appear, manifestations ; <cz:>

rorth; <:=r>^ <r:r> appearance, exit.

to come forth boldly, brave,

to be born on the earth.

pert em hru ^^ \\ IT] tk ^ to come forth by, or

^ A ^<c=:> Jl I in, the day; the title

of several groups and Chapters

of the Theban Recension of the

Book of the Dead.

pert

pert

^ A I

cr-zi

^ Apertu ^^

A

offspring.

things which appear, i. e.,

offerings.

10*


pert er kheru ^^o A

perit

pen

I I I

A

A

crz}

n

i I i

''things

which

appear

at the

words",

i. e., se-

pulchral

offerings of bread, beer, oxen,

geese, unguents, etc. Determina-

tives of these objects are usually

added to ! thus: «

,£? II I I I I i' UiO 111 111'

0=0I

I cr-3]e

I I I

-3I 1

^6

temples.

strip of linen, bandage.

persen E^^^^^"^

' a kind of cake; plur.j

—1 AAyVSAA •*-

cr^ 0=0

AAAAAA I I '

perf^ A "^ o

boo' ioi

corn, gram m general.

,-^ ^^ fi white grain.

I I f H

1. Perhaps ''measures of grain" heqat.


i I I

i I I

^1black grain.

red grain,

peh ^^A

pehu -^\pehuut (N\^'^

peht _^o A

pehu ^^P^^' _^ (] (1 e

pehui_^^()[]e

pehti ^SS)

rv'V AAAAAA I

\\\ /WWV\ I

^ ^J AAAAAA I

to arrive at, attain to, to reach

the end.

the back part, the end.

the lower part of the

back, the buttocks,

thighs.

stern of a boat.

s^Yamp, marsh.

© 0.1—r I

pehrerD

D

A )

A ^

\ to run.


pehreruD

Pehreri 8

pehti ^^^ ^^

^ w

pekha ^ 1^ ^

runners, a class of being's.

^'Runner'^ a name of Ra.

strength of the thighs

' originally, then strength,

might, power, in general.

to separate.

Pekhat

pekhes D

pes

A

D

pesakes

peseh

D

the name of a goddess,

to cover over, fall on.

ink-jar.

Z5 y""^ \A ^ mistake for '

D

—H— f^ Q(\ to spit.

to eat, to bite (of an insect

or animal), to sting.

Peskheti ® ^—«— w A

pesesh n ii^=)X

a divine envoy.

-H1

^1 1

D CZSZD j

to divide, to cleave, to allot.

D OP THE BOOK OF THE DEAD,

divisions.

151

D XM

I

W,

pesk D

D

pest (pestch)

^^"^

Pesk-re D y^^^

to spit.

a proper name.

e III . Ill D . ^,

,nine, ninth.

'^111 111'

III 111^

pest D

D-M— ciri

to shine, to illnmine.

D

D

D O

pest

pesttu

Pestu

pest

pest

pestu

pest tep Q ^ ®

^::^ ^ fli ! rays of light , radiance,

>^fit^J| the god of light.

to spread out like light.

A

-H— ^,—-H— ^(^ \ back, backbone;

D tV v, I

pesh DI w I

X A

to move the head,

to spread out.

D

152 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION a

peshen

\

Peshenn

Peq

pequ

peqt

peqt

pek

pek

Peka

pekes

pekas

Pekes

pet

D X

AAAAA,\ ^^ -^

n X w

AAAAAA > ^

D A

D ^ZlCZZD

niijZS

I

D

ffl. ^ .

SIT I

IkZ5-k'

to divide, to cleaA^e.

name of a city.

a region near Abydos.

cakes, food.

apparel of fine linen,

to explain.

byssus, very fine, semi-

transparent linen.

name of a city.

"""*""

J>

to spit upon.

name of ^ city and a god.

!F=^the sky, heaven;

D ^ ^,V

a.^ii the heaven of Ra.

D

pet D ^


heaven and earth.

153

^ ooo\

petti

pettj:Ti

petpet

Peti

pet

peti

peter

D ^

Q o .A. n ^ ^L si

i ^ s:

F=;j F ^ I

i^-—J ^ -^I

F=^ ifD D

Do W

D ^

n

^ w <

D ^w ,

D ^

D

^ w <

D

^ \\ <

heaven, earth and the

Other World,

heavenly beings, denizens of

the sky.

eastern heaven, or sky.

western heaven, or sky.

northern heaven, or sky.

southern heaven, or sky.

to crush, break.

a proper name,

a ^-^^,

.

D ^^^^ to see.

D ^

who ? what ? an inter-

rogative particle.

what then is it ? i. 6.,

what does this mean ?


peter \ ° "^[]{'^

]

petra f ^ to see, look at, observe.

Petra ^ "="f] S ^^^ ^ the name of a god.

Petra-sen ^(H J^^^ AAAAAA

I I I

the name of a river.

Ptah Ptah, the blacksmith-god of Mem-09 cr-TD D

A/WWAphis.

the temple of Ptah.

cr-zi

^ U I or Het-ka-Ptah, ^'House

cr^ © ' of the double of Ptah",

a name of Memphis. The com-

mon name of Egypt, 'Alvutttoc:,

appears to be derived from

these words.

D

u

Ptah res aneb-f D

Ptah-Seker

Ptah-Sekri

isl

R "^^ Memphis of the

Other World.

TT ,^^_ 1^^Ttah [to the]

±± ^ south [of] his

Wall", Ptah of Memphis.

a dual god formed of Ptah

of Memphis and Seker,

the old god of the Other

World of the region of Memphis and

Sakkarah.


Ptah'Sekri'Temw

^ 5^ a triad formed" ^K^ U formed of

Ptah of Memphis, Seker, and Temu,

an old god of Ann, or Heliopolis.

Ptah'Tanen ^ 8 '^ 9 1 1 a^^^ ^^^^ S^^ formed of Ptah

^ A(hr=L)TT li of Memphis and Tanen,

an old cosmic god of the region.

Ptah-mes Q

ii'i

pet

pet

Petet

D ^

D

A

D ^

Dpetsu

Pet-mer

1^^II

I

a proper name.

to open out, to extend, to

stretch out.

a kind of unguent.

name of a god and city.

to break open, opener.

^'Broad Lake", the name

of a shrine.

K^=^

fa

fat

F.

he, him, it, its, his.

to bear, to carry, be car-

ried, to lift up, to dimin-

ish through decay.


^\K^=^ da ^ c

Fa-a

Fa-akhu

Fa-pet

Fa-Heru

Fat-Heru

bearers, carriers.

to raise the hand.

the god of the lifted hand.

"^^ (S ^—° îÎ

a proper name.

^'Supporter of the sky"; the name

of the £:od of the Seventh Aat.

FaU'herU'Sen

fau ^fenkhu

A/\AAAA

^

FenkhuAAAAAA

®

fentAAAA/NA

c:^

^'bearer of Horus"; a

name of Osiris.

''the city of the bearer

of Horus".

K ^

—

' Î

:;;;;:::;;: ^'those who^' I

' > I 1I I I lift up their

faces"; a class of divine beings.

(T^ III riches, wealth, abundance.

offerings.

^ c:^1 vSi f) I

^^® name of certain

Jf &LL li I dwellers in Syria.

worm, serpent, reptile; plur.

>AAAA V io JfAAAAAA V "S Vy;^>^ , AAAAAA

III ^ «2I I I I


fent

Fenti

^AAAAA^

I

/WVV\A C-o ?

c:^m

nose;plur. ^^^^-^ v:^ ,

^^-<=-- ^/

^o' 111 r

w

(1ijT

a form of the god Thoth

;


Forty-two Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.

fekh

fekhekh

'"^^ to untie, unloose, destroy.

to burst through.

feqat

feka

fetu

fettu

feUab

S

a bread -cake, food in ge-

neral.

to make water.

worms.Ill ^

^^—- tk <S^ fish.

I I I

O languor, disgust, weariness.


ftu

fetqu

em

em

em.

em ab

II

II INI

7 I i'II' ^

four ; 1 1 1 1 fourth.

(5 destruction, damage.

M.

sign of the present participle.

kSi^

particle of negation, no, not;

-i w I ,,

let not make

to stink (my name).

in, into, from, on, at,

with, out from, of,

upon, as, like, accord-

ing to, in the manner of, among.

opposite, in front

of, confronting.

em bahC=v)

C=V)

^ ^=11)

f^=LD

before, in the presence of ; the

old form is ^ j

r—iS)


em bah a^i^^^r^

r'=iD before, in the presence of.

em paitu \K "t^ 1k f]fj

^ before, when not yet.

(^

em nem {uhem) \\ ]I\K

em nem. (uhem) a \K n ^—°|

em. ruti K t^ "^ ^^ outside.

a second time.

em hat \K

em hati a \K _^ ^ ^

em her ^j^

before.

upon.

em khen

em khennu

MD n

AAAAAA d ^

e222 khenn

em. khert

em khet

^^-^SrO AAAAA/

cri]

inside, within.

^ A

A

on behalf of.

em sa^^ I

behind , after , in the

train of.

at the back of, behind, after.


em qetk D ^A

ma

round about, throughout,

part of a boat.

mat ^maa

tO:^

-C2>-

to be new, to renew,

^^ made new, _>^m new.

^IX^

maau >^^%|,-J^

I I I

iMaaf-<2>- /¥^ -C2>-

ceive

;

to see,

to

look

upon,

to be-

hold,

ob-

serve,

per-

maa-C2>-

_Zi ' <s>- J^ _M^ Ji

'

AAA

tk seen, observed;

plur.part. ^-^^{jlj^,

^ -^ sight, view, glance

AAAAAA

222a af (or arit?)'.

, ^y^'o ,:>^^ I

^y^*"

eye;

i

<:=i an eye.


maati (or ariui?) "^^^:^

^^ oO O

-C2>-

«êi o©

I

W I

' O W I

w

the two eyes.

maat

maat nebt -^^^^^

maat Ra

i22aaf JFferu

222aat SAu

niaat Tern

maa-ant-f

maa-anuf

lY.

I ^

eyes.

every eye, i. 6., every

body, all people, folk,

mankind.

eye of Ra.

^ K "^/I

*^^-î^ right eye of Ra.

'

1

3

^:îrzir

>-<2>- J¥\

eye of Horus, the name of

offerings.

eye of Shn, i. e., the sun.

eye of Tem, i. 6., the sun.

9 ^^ 5i the name of a plank,

-/J ^^"=^ ^ or peg, in the magic

boat (Chap. XCIX).

the name of one

of the Forty-

two Judges in the Hall of Osiris.

11

Q AAA/Â


Maa-atef'f-kheri'beq-f ^w

1M '^^=— J| the name

of one of the spirits who guard

the bier of Osiris.

Maati-f-em-khet -^^w

X

w

Maa ti-f-em-tesw

Maa-em-kerh-annef-em-hru

Maa-ha-f

Maa-ha-C2>-

^^

'4ie whose two

eyes are of fire";

the name of one

of the Forty-two Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.

"he whose two

eyes are like

knives"; the name of one

of the Forty-two Judges in

the Hall of Osiris.

"he who seeth in the night what

is brought to him in the day";

a proper name.

f®

"seeing what is

behind him"

;

a proper

name.

Maa-heh-en-renput seemgI I I r^ i^

^^^^^wvA III millions

of years"; a proper name.


.^^^l\

Maatuf'her-a -<^

Maaiu-su (?)

Maa-thet'f

maar

maar

maa

maauti

lion,

a proper name.

?^[ a proper name.

a proper name.

restraint, misery, af-

fliction, wretched one,

oppressed one.

maa

) I

I I I

maau

maa-kheru

the lion-lioness god, i, e., Shu

and Tefnut.

to be right, straight,

just, true, to pay

which is legally

due, or what it is

right to pay, to

give a statutory offering.

''true word", or

"true of word",

or "true voice",

or "true of voi-

•PI

^ D

maat-kheru

ce", he whose

word whenspoken is fol-

lowed unfailing-

ly by the effect

desired. These

words are plac-

ed after the

11*


maat

names of the dead, and appear to

mean something like ^'triumphant",

crown of triumph; S^ to be

right.

f? f? ^ ^ ' ^ ' truth, what is right, true,

r r I c=^=£=n ^ straightness, law, order;

' V. D^^

I^ ^\ doubly true

:

ili_ the scales balance

exactly. ^ '^^)\ ''[with] the cord of

maat", i. e ,uniformly and regularly;

o)

PHI beautiful truth,

^=^ji^

a righteous judge.

true, right of heart.

^ H^^^^ S^ ^^^^ lapis-lazuli.

A n ^^^ O' I^ .=^ J] thy genuine friend.

real royal scribe.

s^ AAWsAA

in very truth,

really true.


s^r^ [most truly a mystery.

Maatim mi

the goddess of truth,

law, order, etc.

Maatir r w 5a o i' I the two goddesses of truth,

maati

Maatiu ^^7

truth, right.

(sic)

^^=3 ^ I

the gods of truth, law,

order, etc.

maat ^^ ^ a district, or region.

maa

maa

mi

AAA/\AA .?: .-y /

AAAA/NA 1

2±2

the cities or districts of the

two Maati sroddesses.

limb.

windsail, wind, breeze;plur.


maa

maa

^A

to stretch out (?).

to journey.

maautu

maftet

mama

Manu

maha

mahu

mahu

mast

Mastiu

m

mtak

mtautmatu

r^t^l stalk.

> ^

DOGr-^^

f @

lynx.

palm (?) tree.

the Mountain of Sunset,

a part of the head,

part of a boat.

tk ^ a crown, wreath.

Jl I I I

j-l?leg; dual

^j-^l^,

-^ ^^~"~~"^s.^ '

I^ group of star-gods.

<$.

aqet ^ '^ ^i ladder; plur. ^ oil I

Z5 a precious stone.

ooo

1 ^ '^'^ %\ el^ incense.

Matchat

ma


^ the name of a city.

fl n fl Jl ^s, like, concerninc^, even as.

^^^'^^^X^ like that same one.

^

AAAAAA

^ w

If\ AAAAAAI

I

, W , I

/

inasmuch as, even as.

AAAAAA

(1

like that which.AAAAAA

^1

^

D

after the manner of.

matiw

a person or thing resembling an-

other person or thing, type, copy.

wdivine image

;

^ w ^ I

I his divine

images.

matet c^ c^ picture, likeness, similitude, like

unto, copy of ; v\ x likewise.

man O n AAA^ Q1^

^..wv.tQ.(Jg^y^

AAAAAA f\ h AAyvAAA

o

A f\ AAy\A

mau

man

mau

mau

ma

AAAAAA.


^I^ lion;

IH^^lions.

n t^j^ Q

to knead, to mould, to fashion.

^give

Jgrant, let there be! who?

what? behold! v\ be-

hold thou Si./wvAAA behold ye

!

Ill '^

mta

maa

maai

s.come ! give ! bring ! \\

^^I'^f onW

A J

Aill'

Maau'taui

maat ^= '- ^ place.

name of a god.

nrz2

maaat ^ name of a place.

nrz2

mab nnn thirty.

mabiun n n fl Q |^ J I

^^^ thirty great gods.


mabit nnnI I (

nn:nc-D

mafket ^

Manaat

name of a place or building.

turquoise.

v. \ AAAAAA ^^ == \\cr^

Marqatha\\ -—°^

mahai

m the name of a scod.

mahui

mahena

maha

Mahu

makha

makha K

makhat \K

^ ra

mahatti \\ ^—>^ ra

S^ ra

• \\ n AAAAAA

m^ w

^==' people, tribe, gene-

' ' ' rations (?).

fire.

^-^

milk vessels, udders (?).

milk vessel,

standard,

the name of a man.

J\ to weigh.

U

p. ^AAAAA

balance; JTTI

41

the balance

of the earth.


\K ^I^%>)]i > intestines.

sledge for a sacred

boat or s^od.

makhiu \\-—'U\^\^\ ^^^^'^' '^'^^ '^''^'''^

I ^ I burning on them.

makhentAAAAAA

AAAAAA

^ ^ \N

a boat.

masheru \^ ]

\ evening, eventide.

makat

maku

maki

maket

makeGti

makha ^'^f

place.

to protect, protection.

protector.

a thing which protects, amu-

let.

o objects made of turquoise.

Ill

^ to turn round, or behind,

back of the head.


maket \\ ^^—^ station, place.

maqet W -—° M ^^^ ladder.

matauJi^ ^ D Ai I weapons, short spears,

<::^

^lilharpoons.

Dmatenu Jv^ ^^^t^ ^5^ ways, roads, paths.

Ma^es

AAAAAA

JI I I I

^^? a proper name.

Mates-arui (?) ^^^^^=^=^ ^=:^^ ^

I

^I D ^^^ ^^^^ "^^^^^^

1K^ —H— «;—fl O w I ^ knife-like eyes.

matet (mantchet) \K ^^ rn "^^ \ the boat in which

V the sun sailed

from sunrise to

'"''• noon.

Xix: - ^

mathennu \K r—

°

n%.1(^ ^^ ways, roads, paths.

matcha \K^ ^9^ phallus.

matchabu \\ ^^^ I f] ^ \^ ^^ '

^ chain, fetter.

Matchet \\ ^"^—

=^ ,--^-^ a proper name.


matchet

Misheps

mu

222[u]lY

mu

M\s; fl

I w I n

n

to use force, to compel, to

constrain.

a proper name.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

water, essence.

AAAAAAy AAAAAA

pool I/VvAAAX AAAAA^ C^

^ 1—

r

Q AAAAAA

AAAAAA I '^

the pool of the well of Amenti

;

1^ ^ ^ "^— the pool of Kher-

^ aha.AAAAAA

AA^NAAAQ£l

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

^^\ AAAAAA

AAAAAA

VSAAAA AAAAAA

AAAAA\

•^I ^^ AAAAAA

^-^ AAAAAA

AAAAAA AAAAAA

I AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

] the god of the water, or divine

J

essence O7 AAAAAA

AAAAAA I

essence of

Ra.

V

AAAAAA LI

brow (surface ?) of the water.

what is in the water.

water.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

a decoction, as in :

—

AAAAAA 7^

AAAAAA

AAAAA\ I f^^^^WVA Q ^^^ Q

AAAAAA

AAAAAA I AAAAAA

AAAAAA ?^

AAAAAA

AAAAAA I <" ^

A^yvAAA TT

AAAAAA ^AAAAAA I

n

flower water.

^^^^ o saltpetre water.

sAAAAA III

1(10mcense

water.


T==iL,

mut

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA ÂAAAAA fV>n ^ÂAAA/V\ -XL

^[

incense water.

o I

dirty water.

Q(O

]

ôn'^Q8\ f

J>

mother.

znuti

Mut

^ Ô

^c^

parents.

the Mother-goddess par excel-

Z.nc. of Egypt;^^|^Mut in the horizon

j^ AAAAAA

of heaven"o ci ^ ^1

mut

MuUresta

I

frmn i

1Mut'hetepth ''2^ =:^

weights for scales.

1 n S^ a proper name.

^ a proper name.

mother-

deities.

mut^ o

to die, death, the

dead, the damned;

I U ^J^^^ ^ w jS I ' J^^:^

^°


Menu ^

Menu-Heru ^^

Menu-suten-Heru-nekht ^^

name of a god of genera-

tion and fertility.

Menu + Horns.

I

-D/fv a name

of Osiris.

Menu-qet ^^

men ^^^ ^^^AAAAAA > ^AAAAA

a proper name.

ment .t^^^

menu t^^^ tk vAAA/W\ \^ \ «

I [

1

to be permanent, stable, firm,

to be fixed , to remain

;

AA/\AAA L —iJ- AAAAAA U AAAAAA

ll [1 abiding, fixed.

"^^^' possessions, things which abide.

r

^»^^ I

1 1 1 11 I I yjmenu l—-j \AAAAAA

D

AAAAAA

D III

cz-^chamber,

bases, pedestals.

Ment i,1 ni 1 1 1,

menti

menti

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

null..

name of a god.

iiwimAAAAAA V\ ^^ w Jr

^ the two thighs.

men e^^

ment l—-J ^%^, v^v vv ,-

, AAAAAA

D Jf I I I

j

to be in pain, sick.

1. .

^pain, sickness, disease.

j


men

Mena

mena

/\AAAAA

a

sucli and such an one.

name of a god or city.

=yH

mena

menat

menau

mena

menat

mena

mena-tu

menat

meni

AAA/\AA

AAAAAA

.1111111,

1 1 1 1 I I I

AAAAAA

,1111111.

>^i^.

nn

\ h^ >~r^.

to tie up a boat to

the mooring post,

to come into port,

to land, to die

;

ju^oi^ n

In M> arriv-

ing.

I i )

post to which boats are tied

up or moored.

mooring posts , stakes of

death.

^^11 \ end, ending ^ I] ^ | I^

ill nil.

AAAAAAI I

Ja happy ending, or death.

1

^ the dead.

)

AAAAAA 1is

^nn

funerary bed, bier, death,

to slay, put to death.

176

menat

menat

menu


a musical instrument.

breast.

r^^^^

-\1 1 1m t M ri 11 Imenmen i——j i-—-j A

menment

menh

menhu

Menhu

menkhu

AAAAAA AAAAAA

imin. II I II n.

5^.

dff^

jom^

^1

— ^AAAA/V\ (J

[

ministrants,

I

to go about.

cattle, farm stock.

wax.

to offer up.

name of a god.

Ito work, wrought, well

^ } finished, excellent,

J worked or inlaid,

Menkh

menkhet

MMl

M 1

AA/VNAA

perfect, ayoII disposed, well-

doing ;AAAAAA () Am perfected

;

AAAAAA ^ I valuable things,

the beneficent god (?).

apparel, clothes, garments.


Menqet

1^^^-^ ^

Ment

merit

ment't

znenti

A

A ^

o o


J

I

A ^^a proper name,

AAAAAA

AAAAAA (r

U^5 ^

AAAAAA \J\y

^^Mei3tl2u

AAA/vAA U I

ei^

Mentchat d^^^ ^

iner

I

^a:met

IV.

) r

AAAAAAAAAAA^/SAAAAA

swallow.

apple of the eye.

the two breasts.

the War-god of Hermonthis,

who was at a later period

identified with Ra.

"^ the name of a city.

overseer, superintendent,

major-domo, steward,

officer of soldiers.

overseer of the granaries.

a water-course, canal.

12

178 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION f\

mer ^^izzr pool, tank, cistern;plur. ^—

^

III

n III*

->—^,

^' rxv swamps, lakes.

^——^... ^ "^^ Lake of Maat.

AAAAAA

IH J^^ ^ n

1—

r

AAAAAA \n\i [

Lake of the Maati

' gods.

3=1 9 IK "^--^'2L Lake of the geese.

"=" '^^^.'^Jl Lake of tnc hori-

b: 1 JT"^ -ff^crr3"iLi zon-g-ods.

H H- Lake of Fire.

^*5:>^ name of a mythological Lake.

meru ^^=^ »^ fl]

peasants, agricultural labourers.

mer sick^^ tobesick,ill;f^^](

diseased, or perhaps =the dead.

meru SK ^^"^Y .i^ ^ I I I I pain, sickness, disease, de-

merau ^""^^^fl

^|

cay.

Mer R <==^ a proper name.

s^


222erT f

meru

merr

merru

mertu

to love, to desire, to wish

for, to will.

a

loving, lover, beloved

;

[ [I lover, beloved

;

<=!>[] [i^ I lovers.

s^

^ ^^

mert

merit ""==^ A r

^ 1

(5

merrt

Mer

Mert

Meritti

Merti

love, desire, wish,

will.

1^a proper name.

name of a eroddess.Si.s-I

^^]\i

222er

s a

a group of gods.

two goddesses.

to bind, to tie,

12*


meru ^

5^

swathing, bandage.

the Mnevis BullMer-ur LJl

merahat -^

—

^ fl ^^^ tomb, sepulchre.

meruh ^

meriut

Meres

Metis

merh

merhet

mert

Mert

Mert

mehait

meh

^ tk R ?\ oar, paddle.

a kind of tree.

Ua proper name (?).

k^l^^i

;> wax.

the name of a part of a boat,

name of a city,

a proper name.

^ roof.

cubit,/-r--^ ^T--^ ^-r-^ ,^—Si 1^^—Si

II 'l I I'l: II I r

/-r-^^ nnn^T-^ n.

nnn


meh o^to fill, be full; ^ ,

°^ "^^"^ full;

^|](] filling, filler; ^b^

^; the filling of the Ut-

chat, i, e., full moon; ^v"^^^

Jy the filling of the Eye of

Horus;

g^ [I v:^ "^ ^[ (] V a stream filled with flowers.

meh sa "^"^^[^ to be complete.

meh

mehit

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

Q AAAAAA

\A/ÂAAAAAAAAAAAAA<\

to be inundated, submerged,

drowned.

flood.

Meh-urt „^R^p

A AAAAAA ^ ^' ^^ "^^

AAAAAA ^.ÂAAAAA *^^

AAAAAA (C:^

oc:><^

AAAAAA .^-

^/\'ÂA'- ^

AAAAAA ^:li

AAAAAA ^>\^^

AAAAAA J^H^^^ AAAAAA i:^

a very ancient

sky goddess, af-

terwards identi-

fied with Nut.

meh ^><=>\ 8 O unguent (?).


meh o^ wmg, pmion.

meh <=><=>\I ^ ,

""^^ garland.^ A M I

^=I I I

Mehanuti'Ra ^^ %\ "^11

''^^^^ ^ proper name (?).

offerings.mehut ^>^

mehuti ^|e^^ oil

Mehi ^><=^ \WMehiu «>^ X w

mehef cxz=x^

Mehen ""^

(MD

IAAAAAA

Mehenit ="==^

Mehenet ^^'^^^

^^&,AAAAAA

mehenet ^"'^^y^AAAAAA "^ V l/ '^'

I

^ T I

a proper name.

mehit <=''==\ 8(] [] <G=^ fisli.

a kind of stone.

name of a god and god-

dess.

name of a city,

the north wind.

placed before numbers; ^, ^,

^, , niii,^niiii.

meht

meht

mehti

mehtiu


vessel, plaque (?).

<x=^ cxzzx^ -^ o<=>^

'^ W Io^ ^

<=><=^ \>

Ch cz^

f.f°.f

the north in general, the

north of Egypt, i. e.,

the Delta;

north-west.^ ^ I' \>

I

^ (^

northern beings, men or

gods ,AAAAAA

lords of the

north, i.e., in late times,

tlie (ireeks; ^±^ -^i^ i

nest of the northerners.

Meht

meht

TA'Tf.k

mehit <=><=>\ | [

i22ehmu(?)c><^|e'[)[jl±l|^

^""^ ^ ^ the goddess of the North.

mehu

mehti

0^=X^

^..^^

oil.

the north wind.



Em

mehtet ^^*=^ 8 '^"^ to bathe.

em khennu ^—

—

within.

mekhsefname of a wooden instru-

ment.

i22es

mesu

m.est

J] I to bring; "TT" JK I bringer,A

A bringing.

to walk, approach.

^ A

nIP

to give birth to, to bring forth,

to produce, to fashion; M !,

N born of;

|T| I V:^ born;

P^^^^liS^/Si.giving birth a second time to

mortals

;

u.-.rtipir:i

\^I

—^^I

/\AAAAA

1 1 I r

mosti-i.i

^ ^ genetrix.


mest

mestu

mes

mesu

':,y

n 1^^, fll^ birth: plur.

^V:>i birthday,

child, offspring.

n I o1

1

I

mesesiu

mesu nebu

mesu betesh

Mm children.

^—^ all who are born, i, e,,

' ' ' the human race.

^ I W II I I

mesu entNu

malicious but

poAverless

fiends.

I

AAAAAA AAAAAA

IAAAAAA

I <^ AAAAAA

children of the di-

vine water, i, e.,

plants.


n^

mesu Nut

mesu Heru

mesu Serat beqet

mesit

]0 ^p children o£ the Sky-I \, i (iH goddess.

children of Horus (Kestha,

Hapi, Tuamut-f, Qebhsen-

nuf).

1^J

I i I

0=0cakes eaten in the

eevening.

mesbebi?) fhn(]j]^=^ banded (?).

Mes-peh,>|^ [j

R ^ |\ a proper name,

]D R a proper name.MeS'Ptah

Mes-em-neter

mesmes ^

mesmes mmesnekht

emseh

emsehu

V\ "iI f]

^ proper name.

= . to count (?).«

—

A Vol. II, p. 251, 1. 2.

^ birthplace.

\\ C)\_i c~n

'^ P I "^ 1 crocodile;plur. ^

crocodilesI I

If

emsehu

meskhen


^Pl^^ .„ s.a,.

187

I A,\AAAA

H AAAAAA C

meskhent AAAAAA

Q rrrmi

AAAAAA

^Q

^ o [irz]

the birth-place of

a god or god-

dess;

a region

in the Sekhet-

Aaru where the

gods were pro-

duced; AAAAAAI

[Z-I]|

u

Meskhen-aat

Meskhen-ment

I nrz2AAAAAA t^

I m AAAAAAAAA/VV\ (^ Q

the four birth-

places of Aby-

dos.

the name of a god-

dess of birth, or

of a birth-place.

the name of a

goddess of

Meskhen-nefert ^ f\n~z2

birth, or of a birth-place.

- f\ the name of a

^ goddess of birth,

or of a birth-place.

I

Meskhen-Seqebet rK fj\Z—3 n J I

Mesespekh

Messhenui

D ^

A^AAAA VC

the name

of a god-

dess of birth, or of a birth-place.

a proper name.

= Meskhenu.


meska §^\^Mesqen fh fj

^

Mesqet

nrz2

§iz

^ I III

mesqet

mestemu ^^^ -<:H>-

skin.

a region of the Other Worldthrough which the deceas-

ed must pass before he

could reach the Sekhet-

Aaru.

weapons.

to paint the eyes with kohl.

eye-paint, stibium, koM,

leg.

mest

mestet

fli

fi

I ^^^ \ to dislike, to hate.

^

mestha

Mestha c.

mestcher

'^]m1 B ^

n B 4n B^4

I

palette. The true reading

is Kestha, q^, v.

one of the four sons of Horus.

The true reading is Kestha,

2- V.

ear.

the two ears.


mestchetch

mesha

meshen

Em-qetqet

met (mut)

met

metu

metut

metmet

met

meti

meter

metru

p^ to hate,

bowmen, soldiers.

Chap. ex. B. 16.

\K J]^=^^

Jl^^=^^ ^ the name of a spirit,

^\l D \l O 'ill or crnrl.or god.

the dead, the damned.

n ten. ni, niijOiii, niiii,niiiii,n ,n

n , n II

I

lifi^ III

n tenth. , ,

n o

nonononono no

lUiD MID no nnomil

^- III 1^' iii^'n^^ I^

^ "^%\/^^ venom, poison.

:^^ ^, f7^, Iseed, progeny;

f=i^

^ o Jfl I I I

r^TD

I I 1^1I.

A to eavesdrop (?).

^ w

I

to be right, what is right,

the mean;

the exact truth (?)

^1

to bear witness, to testi-

fy, to give evidence.


znetu \u ^in

i

1- iii4

m

metet

metut

I I I

to speak, to

talk, tell, de-

clare.

word , speech,

talk , declara-

tion;pronoun-

cement.

words , speech,

things (like the

Hebrew *1D*l)

;

word of wis-

dom: n^4^ III llli

words of the

godsd ^ ^l_Q

MetU'ta-f\

words of truth; 11 nT

"^^ ^ "^ words of evil, blas-

phemy.

a proper name.x/' oooI

Me tes-her-ari-mer c=s^ "Knife-

I ^ face,

guardian of the Lake"; the

name of the doorkeeper of

the Sixth Arit.


Metes-sen

metch

^^^'''^ the name of the door-

' ' keeper of the Seventh

Arit.

to be deep;

T^ ) I [1 deep

^ ^^very dee]).

metchtu y^^^ZZ ^byss.

I I V .M. AAAAAA

metchaub \\ I (s f)«;

^^i fetter.

salve, ointment, oil.

deeps, depths.

"''''"'' ^^v\

V^-n ,

Vy,—:— a preposition, in, to, for, be-

cause. With additions :

—

AAAAAA W 1

n v of; with plural following,7^ AAAAAA iiCN

1' l'^>

192 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION aa/wna

n

na

naiu

AAAAAA

I I I

we, us.

no, not ==

invisible.

.,-/u.AAAAAA

hAAAAAA

AAAAAA ZV-, ^^sX 'AAAAAA ^^

_> ^AAAAAA i*\ AAAAAA f] P

those, the; ^ a5>^, S^?

those who are after.

those of;

thine

\those of

those belonging to.

na AAAAAA

nai A/VVA'VA

,-r^^

nau AAAAAA

,^^^

I^

air, wind.

Naarik a proper name (?).

Naarrut

-- . jn AAAANA fN <--":>Naarrutf -^ A^^ c-a

^2^iVanaaruff,,^%^ ^

n ^s>- c-i:

Naarerut "^^^

'the place where

nothing grows",

a name for a

region of the

Other World.

See An-rut-f.


Nak (?)

name of a god.

Si££^en Aker-^'^^^ '^J(?)

Nathkerthi

n-a

nah

nas

nasu

Nak

na

naai

nat

Naau

nau

IV.

I, me, my.AAAA/\A AAAAAA AAAAAA

1 LI J

\

AAAAAAm]ury.

qra

AAAAAA V Q n AAAAA/

AAAAAA <r\ y i2,

AAAAAA

AAAAAA . ,

to call, cry out, invoke

;

AAAAAA I 1 ^Zi^ nj AAAAAA 1|

invoked.

the name of a fiend and

enemy of Ra.

ds, enemies.

w A to journey, to travel, to come,

to arrive, to advance.

fiend, devil; plur.

name of a god or devil.

I I I

13


naa

nar

Nart

AAAAAA V

m

I I I

M

a decree (?), a design, pic-

ture.

a reed pen, painting reed,

a proper name.

Nartiankhemsenf "Z^^ O''^^ W W name of

nash

nak

AAAAAA \X

i=srzi IdAAAAAA

nakeka

ni (?)

nima

mm

nu

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

ffiffi

AAAAAA

w

AAAAAA

W

«; fl

mighty one.

to break open, to split.

to cackle.

m'^^^ V

AAAAAA AAyvAAA

w ^and

Q AAAAAA f]

S^AAAAAA AAAAAA

w w

Oof.

who ?

to salute, to acclaim.

^ ^ o n 7;;\^^""^ D<=^> I D nr^

r 4x1/ i^ f\/\^ . AAAAAA

I <==>,i*==P=* ' AAAAAA I I iM O a'

Nu

I I II A o III

name of a scribe.

AAAA/^ OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. ,195

nu ""-^ ODD ~^~^ the watery abyss o£ the sky.

nu

AAAAAA l^ *J AAAAAA

^" ^^^ Z: D the Sky-godAAAAAA

\^ 'i AAAAAA

AAAAA.^ <f\ AAAAAA/r\ AAAAAA /Pv l AAA/W\ i»\ /J\

5^^^

AAAAAA TV "^ '^ ÂAAAA

very ones; V\ aaaa^ !|

AAAAAA -PN ,,^^,,^^

these ;'^—^ v\ these who.

^ O

22 u ^v^tk(^

season, perioc?, time.

nu ^T"^ t^ to see, to watch, to observe

rzu y^ty > to go away, go about.

nu "^C^^^Q

to be strong, to strengthen,

nu'^^'Ô^yc^Âc

^^^^^^^'

\nu (?) ^r^TV j^^ adorations, praise, worship.

nuit -^-"^^ weapon, knife, short dagger.

^ I

, r^^^ gold;

I fine gold;

jjAAAAAA m golden light.

o III' oooAAAAAA

Nub-heh (^'^^^^^W\

S\ ^'Eternal gold"; a name of

o III ^11^ Osiris.

13*


s; anub

(^

to mould, to shape, to fashion,

to form; fwl , C^^i^

J(! (I

fashioned, inlaid.

nubheh

Nubti

nun

nur

nuh

nuh

nukh

nuk

fwTi8 ^ blossom, floAYer.

w

\AA/W\

AA/VW^

AAAAAA

DAA/N/^AA

DAAAAAA

o

name of the god of Ombos,

i. e., Set.

to pay homage.

a kind of bird.

.—

P

^

to masturbate.

^ to bind, to tie, to fetter.

^ cords, cordage, rigging, tackle.

Ill

nuhu ""^^^^ R §- flower, blossom.

nubti '^^^^s^'^X'X W P^^^^ ^^ horns.AAAAAA

vato be burnt,

OI.

o

r^ AAAAAA AAAAAA

^ AAAAAA AAAAAA_;

0^D

I

'

I, even I.


nut

Nut

Nut

nut

nut

nuti

nui

nut

D ^

O ^

the sky, heaven.

rî

o Qc^

^

the Sky-goddess, the wife

of Seb , or Keb ; the

name of a sail in the

magic boat.

AAAAAA

Î ^1

> the night sky.

O (^ '^^ e cords, ropes,

^ 111' ^\" 111

® © © AAAAAA

City; plur. ^ ; ^ ^city of god.

citizens.

1

O

^ I

AAAAAA I

AAAAA/ I

AAAAAA I

AAAAAAAAAAAA TT

Î

AAAAAA I

AAAAAAIA/WV\A I

,^>, AAAAAA

AAAAAA

O —^ AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

D ^1

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

s:I

canal, stream, river,

flood, any large col-

lection of water.

198 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION ,wwaa

Nut'Urt ® "^^^^ ''great city" ; the name of a

^• ^ lake in Sekhet-Aaru.

NutU'hru ^^^'^^^(^ ra t^® a proper name.

nuti 7^ ^ -K sweet air (?).

nut ^r^'^^=^^^ to bear, to carry, to journey.

Nutiu p^I^ ^h\^K' %\ A 1^ I

^ class of divine beings,

neb

M^^li„gtj ^^ ]

(in late times fw^ or F^=^), each,

Jr\AAAAAA

l| ^^ every kind^ '

I I J ^of evil thing,

with bu,J

1^;:^:^,J^

,^^~-^ every-

where. See also underJ ^.

„gt, __, ^__. 5^ ^^ ] lord, master, sovereign;neo ^^1=:^,^=^^,.^^1 ,_, ^,

.^:^

i I I

e III

rzebf ^^==^ lady, mistress ; in late times ''lord".

^^

^ju ^^ lord of, possessor of, owner of, e.g.,

^^3:7I ; compare the use of

hv:^


neb abu

neb Abti

neb amakh

neb Amenti

neb aaui

neb abui

neb ankh

O!

tj

"lord of hearts"; a name of

Ahi.

O o a

S I

lord of the East"; a title of

Ra.

I

^-^T"

"lord of veueration", i.e.,

one to whom service is

rendered and homage

paid; ^^=^^J^-

"lord of Amenti" : a name

of Osiris

;

ft the

lords of the Other World

;

C^ C2i

\\

"lady of Amen-

ti", a title of Hathor.

'lord of the two hands".

'1 ord of the two horns'

a title of Amen; the

> name of one of the

Forty-two Judges in

the Hall of Osiris.

^ _ J "lord of life" ; a title of Osiris.

.

k-"^\ the title of the sarcopha-

V ^-us and the bier; late

J form—7 r\ /VAAAAA C\

I


nebt ankh^

nebt unnut

neb urert

neb useru

neb baiu

neb pat

nebt per

neb man

neb maat

neb Maati

Q AAAAAA

' ®J-

"lady of life";a title of Isis.

f) "lady of the hour"; a proper

^ name.AAAAAA

'lord of the urert crown";a

title of Osiris and of Horus.

\ I I I

1^

D

^ O

j"lord of strength, or

^powers"; a title of

j the Sun-god.

"lord of souls"; a title of se-

veral gods.

[

"lord of mankind";a title of

' Horus.

"lady of the house", i. e., a mar-

ried woman, house-wife. It is

>^ ;

possible that ""y"" is not intended

to be read, and is only a deter-

minative. The Egyptian to-day

speaks of his "house", meaning

his wife, or his wife and family.

t^ -o^- possessor of many eyes,

j-lfi I I or £:ood sia^ht.

,

I possessor of truth or law,

I

^^1 I 1

^ lord of the double City of

Truth.


nebt maketS^^=

nebu en meht ^""^^

I I I

Neb nebu ^

neb nefu ^

neb nemt ^

neb neruAA

neb neter metut

\"

^^^ ''lords of the north";the

^^^^==^ peoples of the Delta ; in

late times the Greeks.

Lord of lords"; the name of

one of the Forty-two Judges


\\i"

11

neb renput ^

neb rekhit ^

neb Re-stau

neb henu ^;:z:

neb heru ^=zi

lord of winds"; a title of

Osiris.

^ ^^^^^^^ "lord of steps", i. 6., one who^ I ^111 has the power to walk.

'lord of victories" ; a title of

the heart of Osiris.

"lord of the words of the

god", i. e., one who un-

derstands the hierogly-

phic language.

"lord of years", i. e., aged one.

"lord of the rekhit^\ a class

of men.

"lord of Re-stau", q. v., a

title of Osiris.

III

I I I I

nn /^ I

"lord of praises", i. e., he\AAAAA ~ll I

^-*- ^

S. I who is praised.

^ q> q>]

"lord of faces" ;the name of

\ one of the Forty-two Judges

?! Iiin the Hall of Osiris.

202 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION AAAAA^

neb heh ^^z:7|o| ] 'qord of eternity"; a title of

Neb khat {^^} J\ the goddess Nephthys (?)

nebu khaut "^^^^^ ^"^^i ,

"loi*ds of altars", i, e., gods

^ •" ^ to whom altars have been

dedicated.

neb khau ^zzz^ ^ %\)fl!

''^^^^^ ^^ crowns, or risings";—^-^Ui a title of Ra.

neb khut ^^^ ^ % ''lord of the horizon"; a title

^n^ of Ra.

neb kheveru - ^ ^^^~^t] I

''^^^^ ^^ transformations",

W © J I i. e., he of many changes.

nebkhet ^^2^^ "^^^^ ^^ things", i. e, lord

of creation;plur. ^;:z:7 V:^ i

nebu Kher-Aha ^ l^ Q^\C^ S\ "lords of

Kher-aha", i. e., Temu and

his fellow deities.

nebt Sau '^^^..^T'^ U.?) ^ the "lady of Sais",

:&mjr(miy i e., Neith.

nebsetut^^^\^^

''lord of fear", i. e.' he who in

lord of light", i, e., giver

of light.

neb sent ^^zzp' ^^ Qspires fear.


neb sekhtir^

nebt Seker

nebu kau '^

neb kesu ^

neb qerset

neb taui

000^ w

n ffi

'lord of the field", i. e,, mas-

ter of the field, a title of

the Bull-god.

''lady of silence";a name

of the Other World.

tk \j

"lords of food", i. 6., gods to whom-^ I ' I food offerino^s are s'iven.

h j

"lord of bowings", i. e., he' to whom homage is paid.

IS s

lord of the bier";a title of

Osiris.

neb taiu

Nebt'taui ^

mm

=1

"lord of the Two Lands", i. e.,

of Upper and Lower Egypt.

"lord of the lands", i. e,, of

the world, a title of Osiris.

^=F==- "lords of lands'I I I

the name of a lake in the Se-

khet Aaru.

Nebt'taui em kara ^^\ the name3 of the

Neb ta ankhtet

Neb ta tchesert

mooring post for the magic

boat.™^^^^ "lord of the Land of

^ ^ Life", i.e., theOther

World.

^ "lord of the Holy Land";^ a title of Osiris.


neb tau ^r-^^ a=o *%rd of cakes".Ill

neb temu ^^13:7 ^^"^^vl '

''^^^^^ ^^ mankind",

nebu tuat ^^===^ ^ ^ "lords of the Other World".I I I E~Z]

neb teshert ^^S ^%- 1

"^o^*i ^^ ^^"^ ^^^^ tl™gs",

<===^ -^^ ' red clouds, or desert (?),

neb tchefau:zi

neb tchetta -:zz::7 "^ J|

j

"lord of divine

I food".

"lord of eternity", i, 6.,

Osiris.

Neb-pehti-petpet-sebau^ - - D D n

J Jj.^ j ,,^^^^

of might, crusher of fiends";

a proper name.

Neb-pehti-thes-menment ^^=^ ^fl ^^ ^—-f ^^^^ fej

^_Xx) w Tj © a;^;^ ^ I I I

"lord of might, roper in of

cattle"; a proper name.

Neb-maaUheri'Vetui-f ^ n^ j

.^^^^^'^'^^ a proper

I v\I^^ w name.

Neb-er-tcher "^^^^ gs ^ "lord to the boundary", i, e.,

the Lord of the Universe,

a title of Osiris.

Nebt-er-tchert -==^ B ^

} fem. of preceding.


Nebt-hetI-

1

Miam .

the goddess Nephthys,

sister of Isis.

Nebs

Neb'Seni

a proper name.

Neb-qet

neba

Neba

nebau

nebanau

nebat

nebau

nebeh

nebti

D

the name of a famous scribe.

the name of a scribe.

a weapon or tool, a pole.



'

) 1] \> iJa *flame, fire, a burning.

Jm

jiAAAAAA x^y

fashioner, moulder,

a kind of bird.MJ)^

1=Y the two goddesses Ne-

khebit and Uatchit.


Zjebt AAAAAA

nebtet aaaaaa 1 s^

nepun\^

neper g ..•[—]

Nepra ^ [] ^ |nepert ÂAAAAA ^^

Nepert D

lock of hair, tress ; the name

of a storm cloud; the name

of a fiend.

a part of the body.

grain, wheat, barley, dhura.

the Grain-god.

corn-land.

the name of a city.

nef

nefa

nefu

nefu

ÂAAAA

AAAAAA

I i I

he, him.

, YI

^ sign of the demonstrative," '

A A A A, A A ^:^ /T) <p. <^

I I rthis, that; plur.

AAAAAA

©

^î.^^îl ^1™^

air, wind, breath;

^ y ^

Ip\ ÂAA/V\

IAAAww -f- breath

of life.

I±2 sailor.

Nef-ur y±j^^^

2^

I±I^

'^the name of a city

or district.


nefer

neferu

nefert

I^^"==— t I to be good, to be happy, to be

I

beautiful, good, pretty, gracious,

I well-dobg;J^](),J]^J]()

beautiful, good; I y ^\ , I ^\ ytwice good, very good ; T

^^^

£:ood one or thins:fe 7 ooo

graciousfine gold; ^ J ^^^^

speech.

with I, happiness, joy, gladness

6iii4.=^!'j6A

I f^im\-iIII' Am

beauties, splendours,

fair things,good

things.

Nefer-her T ^

neferu ^T^

"fair face", a title of Ra and

of Ptah.

Nefertl^l

the name of a lake.

^-^ to be glad (?).

I I I

girl, maiden ; a proper name.


nefert T ^^ A name of a tree.

a proper name.

NefersentJC

name of a city.

Nefer-Tem t

name of a god, the son

nem

Nem

nem

newa

vt \\ %^ J I ^f Ptah and Sekhet.

J^^ to defraud =I ^||)^(?)

^ffl a proper name.

il ^'ikl^

to walk, to stride, go

about, wander about.

A

j^i^nemnem

^^ Anemt

nema

, A step, stride; piur., , ,o I'

^''^ ^ III' A ' iir

AAAAAA ^-^ A

AAAAAA VTX ^ n WnO .'^ AAAAAA (TX ^^, Q

who then? ^'^^^^^N^"^

—

°

who then art thou ?

nemm

nemmat

nemma

nemeh

nemes

nemt


^J]

I

to lie dead.

209

AAAAAA I \J\ M 1^-0^

nrzi

^^

bier.

Vyg^Ji dwarf.

to understate the reading

of the tongue of the ba-

lance, to be young, lowly,

poor, humble.

the name of a crown,

tiara, or fillet for

the head.

block for slaughter,

the chamber in which

the damned suffer-

ed decapitation and

mutilation;

plur.

3

1

nemtchet

nenr1^

1 -]

a place of slaughter.

a sign of the demonstrative"^ /SAAAAA ^V A^AAAA

AAAAAA

this is he

who;

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AA/VAAA (](]%> I these wlio

1 1 ^'^'^ S\

IV. 14

nen

nen

nen


\X^ unguent.AAAAA/",AAAAAA

n n ;^^^ a kind of stuff, linen.

AAAAAA ^i. I

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

neni

neniu

AAAAAAAAA I I .'^l

AAAAAA I I —tX I

AAAAAA —Zx 1 I

to be weak, helpless, ex-

hausted.

I I weak or helpless folk,

fiends, etc.

I I I

AAAAAA ^^ ^.T.nenaiu AAAAAA

AAAAAA

-5^*^ ! winds.

VI

AAAAAA I 0^ ^^-«=*^— LJ

AN AAA/

Niti

AAAAAA I ^

Nen-aarrut-f ^^^^^^^

AAAAAA

Nenunser "^""^^^

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

see An-rut-f.

[Z~II

name of a Cow-^coddess.

nenmet

Nentcha AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

I I

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

n (a late form) bier.

iVer

the name of a god.

name of the Herd-god

;

a proper name.

Nerau

ner, nert

neru


name of the Herd-god

;

a proper name.

men and women, mankind.

AA/W\A

nerau ^"^"^

AAAAAA

nerr ^neraut '"'-^

nert ^T^Qfi AAAA/V\

Nerau'ta ^^^^

neraut """"^^^

net

neha

neha

^¥

to be strong, to strike

fear into any one.

victory , conquest;

plur

I I I

f| A "Srvj^ Q 1^

"mighty one"; name of

f| %^ "^ "^^"^ a proper name.3X

"^ vulture.

ra

ra

VVAA.

ra

to conquer.

to alight.

'^'^'"'^ ^ to advance.

14*

\212 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION

nehaas

nehapu

nehat

Nehatu

nehep

nehep

nehpu

nehpu

nehem

QP ^^^to awake.

J>

to shine, give light.

ra

AAA/\A

ra

ra m©m ^

ÂAAAA A /WWAA ^->, A a

ra^J^ sycamore, fig-tree; ^^^ ^) (}

the two sycamores, fig-trees,

the name of a city.A/WAAA

ra

AAAAAA

ran^^ÂAAAAA

ra ' °

AAAAAA ^ran^^

^1

to copulate.

to have power over.

AAAAAA

raAAAAAA

ranAAAAAA (1

ra SÂAAAAA I]

ra S^

strength.

light, fire, to shine.

to rejoice,

rejoicings.

nehemnehem AAAAAA I 1 AAAAAA

ra

neheh

nehhu

AAAAAA /^

rara'4

rara^

n -AAAAA n^^

^to destroy (?).

fire,

needy one.

,wvvAA OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 213

nehes ^—{]^A

\

ra r^ 1.1

Nehesu TT t^ S)j

a group of divine beings.

^1Nebes-ui "^^n^-^t^ a proper name.

Neh 1^ ' ^ *^® name of a god.

neh'f\ ^ ^ **^ beseech, pray, entreat.

zieha ^ "^ ^^ ^^ ^^^' ^^^"^^^^S-

Neha-hau ^#1\ ° R ;^ "stinking limbs";a^1K ° 8--

tL >M^«i

—

laX proper name.

Neha-her AAAAA^ w' n^ "^| the name of one of the

? Forty-two Judges in

nehait aaa/^aaW[1 [1 ^y i flowers.

i2el2if Ik O [)

"^ ^™^^ eternity (?).

I2el2ebijv § 1]

'^ ^^ coerce, put the yoke on

some one.

nehebet fv 8 I]

^

p I

-^k; plur. ^y o^


Neheb-nefert f^liîxj i:

the name of one

of the Forty-two

Neheb-ka

Neheb'kau

nehep

nehem

neheh

neheh

nehes

neht't


AAAAAA A\ 1 ''

U I

^'he who yokes

together the

Kau" ; a proper

name.

D

ÂAAAA Q

\AAAAA /

\A/VW

the divine potter's table.

to carry off, to plun-

der, to deliver, re-AAAAAA (J r

/I

lease; ^^^ , ,

AAÂM/% I »

deliverers; ^^ \\

delivered.

f\ II O,— |o| êternity, for ever

;with

A to invoke, entreat.

Iq^ ]eternity, forever

;with

^ / ^1 time without be-

^ ' ginning or end.

ni P^^^^ negro, a Sudani man in ge-

^ neral.

jaw teeth (?).


neht-ui -fK 1 ,3^-^ ,,the two jaws (?).

O I I (

nekh

nekha

to cry out, complain.

^'^^^ a sharp knife.

I

nekhakhat ^^=', humours (?), variant {] [Xj^— III'

^ ^' i^'^

nekhau ^"^f S\ protector.

Nekhebetl []^ the goddess of the city of

Nekheb (Al-Kab).

nekhebet ^ ^^ flowers.

T II I I

Nekhen © f=~=^ ©, ^__ ©

1a city of Upper Egypt,

nekhen ™AAAAAA

nekhenu rr

©

AAAAAA C]

^ ^1 the god of Nekhen.

^babe, child.

D

i^^elrhenu ^^^^

nekhenit '^AAAAAA

nekhekh '^^^^ '

i#m children.



Osiris.

old man.

\216 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION

nekhekh W® ^-^ I Vol. II, p. 251, 1. 10.v:rinekhekh

nekht^^

whip, flail.

to be strong, strength, power

ful.

nekhtu

Nekht

I

I i

nekht

valour, bravery, conquest.

a proper name.

strong (in a bad sense).

NekhtU'Amen "^^ "^—'f] ...^ f)

a proper name.

^ ^ @(1=

nes

nes

"] she, her, it.

to belong to.

belonging to him.

nesuAAAAAA n <r\ 1 <r\


12es

nesau

nes

nes

nes

nesnes

nes

nesut

nesb

nesbit

Nesbu

nespu

nesert

AAAAA .^ ^ I(tongue; . r>) : plur. pV,

AAAAAA

AAAAAA Z

V

I n I

to eat, devour, consume.

to arrange (?), order (?).

A^AAAA AAAAAA J>

flame.

I

AAAAAA (J-i-U

i I I

AAAAAA

tk

grain (?).

weapons of war.

AAAAAA n /O

^-^ ^^ ]

-^I-^ ^

), to eat; ^ g]\

AAAAAA n

JMD

to eat, devour.

I

devouring gods.

jslaughter, wound, knives.

flame, fire.


Nesert AAAAAA <--- ;2> ('\ ^ a fire -goddess.

Nesersert (](]'=' the Fire-city.

nest ffi throne;plur. S ^

j

Q n 1 1

1

rrs^1)

Throne.

nesti

fi%.ilia class of divine b eings.

nestAAAA/vA ^^->^

^—^ () ()

cakes (?).

nesh AAAAAA <;2*---^^ to walk (?).

neshau AAAAAA ,ep. J?\ 1

plates of metal.

neshu AAAAAA ^\ Q a weapon (?).

neshi AAAAA^ r

[]

*^r^r^ AAA/V\A 1^ nI

5^ D'^ \\^:^ 1

to make^-'^:^-^^ Is

the hair

bristle.

neshep AAAAAA

D £S

to snuff the air.

neshem AA/V.AA M O -V

neshmet AAAAAA M cZi,1

a precious stone.

neshmet AAAAAA M £2i r\ the rlame of a saci•ed boat.


neshni w AAAAAA w

neshen

neshenu

nek

nek

nekek

I w I

AAAAAA ÂAAAAA

I \\ I

AAAAAA VAAAAAA

,YVYY.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

I W I

AAAAAA

^""""^ vÎ

1 \\ II

AAAAAA ^ Î

AAAAAA

AAAAA^

^CZSTZ] S

—^ AAAAAA I I I

\\ WWTTTT

' "I I I

to be stormy, to revolt,

a thunder-storm, de-

structive winds, whirl-

wind, tempest in ge-AAAAAA

neral , revolt ; i w i

Lw

_y,_, thou, %.

""—^^ to copulate;

have union with himself.

r—iD

nek nekek

nekau

AAAAAA AAAAAA

f=j^ -zzz^ mite.

(^

to commit sodomy.

to have union with a sodo-

nekai m]ury.

^1^Neka

Nekau

]

ill-doing fiends.

the name of a fiend.

220 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION AAAAAA

neken

nekent

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

sto do harm or injury to

anyone.

AAAAAA

^ ^ ] injury; plur. jp, ,

,,

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

- / AAAAAA X>

nekenu :^^^Xk.<?\. injury, evil, harm.

AAAAAA —H ^

neqaut "^ Xh.^ shackles.

..—D Jr III

neqaiut '"^^[1 f] %\ e_^ those who steal away.

neka ^^^^-n ô chew.s m

Nekau '^^^ tk >*^ a Bull-god.

s ^^nekeic ^'"^ ^ to cackle.

zsffial)

iVei:e^-ur"'"^

-2 ^^ J "Great Cackler" ; name o£

ZSS _^ <=>'n the Goose-god.

TVr X AAAAAA AAAAAA P / \

X=x' ^ W ! Neith, the great goddess ofAA^ AAA^ 6Q r

g^yg^

ent ""ôf.

^^^ wÂAA^^^^g Stream.AAAAAA /

A/^WAA AAA>V>A

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 221 /

ent-aI

to ordain, order, ordinance,

decree , customary rite

;

I

•

I

I I

enti

entiu

entet

enti

neti

AAAAAA

o w

/^J"^"^^^I

AAAAAA^ W

I

I

AA/VV\AI

AAAAAA

who, which, that which;plur.

AAAAAAI

AAAAAA

I'^ w

things which exist, persons

AAAAAA AAAAAA^ w ^ w

1

AAAAAA

s; a

Enti-mer-f "^^ ^=^^ w

Enti-her-f-emm-mast-f

entu AAAAAA /^ _ ^

netu AAAAAA

entuten AAAAAA ^^

entefAAAAAA

2^^-^

netnet /\AAAAA AAAAAA ,jv^

^ ^1

or beings who are.

sign of the negative, no, not,

without.

to vanquish, conquer,

a proper name.

a proper name.

fastenings, cords.

ye, you.

he.

that which flows.


"^'''I'll' I god, Copt. no... '^

great god ; "^^ t^^ ^^ self-

created, great god; |j| | ^]

god One; |j| the City-god;

Vv /Tn S^^ "^"^i^^ ^ dog's face.

neteru

AAAAAA

numnAAAAAA ^

in^rr.

m;;

gods, all the gods of the

Three Companies, i. e.,

Heaven, Earth, and the

V\ I all the gods.

I OD ^q I D

I III I F=^ I

the father-gods.

the mother-goddesses.

the Four gods.

the Forty-two gods.

" gods celestial and gods ter-

' restrial.

gods of heaven and gods

I ^ ' of earth.


I

223

I

AAAAAAgods of the Tuat.

neter-ui

mi

'^nl ^ !^ '^^^= * ^ !S'otls <?uides of the

1 ' 1 "Ok ^ 1^ I

go*is of t^6 South,

hiixjriii^i •

''

'^ >v'^ '1^%.'^ 1 the two ffods Horus and Set;

-^ D ^ a ^ nPAAAAAA • I -d

netert

the two divine eyes, i. e.,

Sun and Moon.

1oB\ goddess, late form I^^Jf ^^5

1^1] pi-1^^£2i

netri

1 i#s, i!i

'l^'lhU

to be a god or like unto a

god, divine ]

^ r^I

divine.


"]|^^(][|| "divine god"

neter atfui "i[]

"=">

neter metu "^ 11|

"111

neter nemt H >^ "^

neter hau "^ R -^—

°

Ixe 111

neter het

<o

the two divine fathers.

j

*'the words of the god",

' i.e., hieroglyphic writing.

the block or execution cham-

ber of the god (Osiris).

neter hetep

1

"1:

the body, or limbs, of the

god.

''god-house", i. e,, temple.

^ D ''god-offerings", holy offer-

=1 c=^= Zl Q I

I

ings, sepulchral meals.

neter khert ^ iJ^

1

r^^^

neter khet

neter shems

neter tuai

1

1

1

1

/I\ ^ o

underworld of the

god";

a name for

the grave and for the

place of departed spi-

rits.

I I I

A

"god-property", i. e., things

dedicated to the service of

the god.

"god-follower", a member

of the god's "body-guard".

firi . fi^ "god-star", the morning^ ' ^ star. Venus.

/OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 225

neter tuau &

to give thanksI

^ ^^^ ^ 1^'god-adoration",

neter tept ^ ^=^^^^^^ ^'god-boat", divine barque.

neter tchet "=1 S\ "^ ''god-word", sacred speech.

Neter ,->, AAAAAA'-J AAAAAA

AAAAAA

Neteru

Netri

Netert'Utchat

entes

ent'Sen

entek

1

1AAAAAA

PAAAAAA H

AAAAAA^111AAAAAA

Netqa- her-khesef-atu

name of a lake in the Other

World.

name of a town or city.

^ name of a place,

•she.

them, they,

thou (masc).

'^^AAAA/ -?1 n j'^c -A. ''H <—-^^"^

the name of the herald of

the Fourth Arit.

ent AAAAAA f?\ thou (fem.).

netet AAAAAA yi-___^

r" U) 1 1 1

cattle for sacrifice.

entetAAAAAA

which, that which is.

IV. 15


. AAAAAA ynet to bandage, to tie.

J

Nefit

Netbit

Nefet '^^

notch K=tH ^^

netchet H^ ^ '=t^

1 dsD' 1

a proper name.



^^J.

to protect, guard, avenge.

netch her 4- , _, # _ [1 -h ^ @ '"homage to

to

netchti Do w

i ^

netch metu "^ ^ |

netchtu re ^ ^t^

netchnetch

thee", a form

of salutation to gods.

protector , advocate , aven-

ger.

! ^ to discnss a matter

with someone, to

converse, to take

counseh

^I I

tottt

Netcheb-ab-f^ j|J|

Netchfet sc^-Si w

to take counsel with some-

one, to discuss a matter.

^ I a proper name.

name of a town and

AAAAAA A ^ I its god.

,wwsA OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 227

netchem i\K J| 4 Jl "l to be sweet, pleasant, to re-

netchemu|R ^| [

Piee, be gkd;

|^ | .^

netchemetsant tilings.

netchemmit

Netchem

netcher

^11

very pleasant; |^|i plea-

^ I

^^=^1

making, the de-

lio:lits of sexual love.

the god of love.

AAAAAA ^

/W^AA^ ^^ ' -^ r n

& H. . ,

/\AAAAA f\ r\

B 1 ^

AAAAAA n

Netcheh-netcheh

to grasp, hold fast.

netCheriu

netCherit

netchera

netchhet

clinchers,

grapplers.

to hew, to carve.

^ Q

to strengthen.

\AA/\r^ O AAAAAA°u_ « ^U:,^^ «

1^\ the name of one

fX |X^ I of the Seven Spi-

Netcheh'tcheh nC^ 8 "^^ 8 S\ rits who guard

IX IX^ Osiris and his

bier.

15*


netches ^'^p ^-

netcheset "^^

Netchesti

Netchses

Netchet

AAAAAA

^AAA/V^

AAAAAA

w

©

to be little, little, weak.

lesser gods, perhaps '^false

gods".

a name of Osiris.

a name of a god.

a name of a town or city.

er

er ami

er ami tu

eramithu

er asu

er ma

, -^3!. R or L.

at, to, with, into, among, against,

from, according to, near, by, to-

wards, upon, concerning. With

compounds :

—

wamong.

^&PMv\ v.,—D with, near.

J>

among, between.

I

in return for, as reward

' or recompense for.


er men

er entet

er rati

AAAAAA

^ £=^

as far as,

because.

1°^outside.

A I

er haf <c:

er iierza <ci

er her <c:

er heru <=

er kheft her

er kher <z.

er kherth <=

er sa <=:

er ires <ci

er <c:

'"^^ before.

with.

"^ ^X^ aAvay from.

"^ ^ above.

> 2^,-=.^"^ in the face of.

^ I

under.

on behalf of.

[^ by the back of.

near, by the side of, in the track of.

sign of the comparative : more than,

e.g.,

%\il I <i:^>^^1g^c>rious more than

-^^1 I I I the gods.

^ __^ ^^"=1 divine more than the

1 w gods.


er

re

JAAAAAA V\AIII

© >^ 'swift more

than greyhounds.

A£2^

p^i^: swift more

than the shadow.

mgreat is the taste to thee more

than that taste.

\io

(^ I inHorus is bolder than all the gods.

AHI provided more than the

a name sfreater than

gods.

AAAAAA

I I I

^^ ^^ <ii:

yours.

Ij] stronger than the gods.

AAAAAA

1! more 2:racious than the

gods.

^^--11 brighter

than the House of the Moon.

SAthy speech is more piercing than

the [cry of] the tcheru bird.

I w I= <=>© cake, offering.

goose.

<=> OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 231

^^ ^^Mfl worms (?),

II I 1

re "^^ door, opening, entrance, mouth,

speech, chapter; plur. i;

I I AA/\AA/.

opening of the mouth, ap-

pearance ; v\ A strong oft^

mouth ; I jhf doors of the

Tuat; ^?P=^^^chapters of commemorations

Ia single chapter

;

a chapter of words

;

^^^^^

^ f=i H H""'"'^ ^ chapter of mys-

teries; L^^ v\ to set the

mouth in motion against any one,

i, e,, to slander.

re apf (?)<==> V brow.

i^e-aa-urf ^^====="^'^'"^'^^=5 ''opening of the great door";

I"nmmr^ @ 1]^q name of a town.

re-uat <==^ £5:^ entrance to the roads.

Io III

re Hap <=> R -—° ^^=^ f^ mouth of the Nile.

_ AAAAAAAAAA/\A

re Khemenu <=> 1 1 11 r^ the entrance to the city

I1

1 11^ ® of Hermopolis.


re Sekhait nu mouth of the goddess

Sekhait.

Re-stau <cz:> —(D— I I I

I ^ III

I I I I

[v^£|

f]-Â

Qy\y]

the ''entrance to the

corridors" in the

Other World of Se-

ker at Sakkarah.

re-pu

re-per

Dor.

^ temple.

i I li I ill!

t I II I i

I I 1 1 I I

JRe(Maau?) I

iê(?)-Iui:asa -^Î

Re{?yRa -^^J^

temples; ,TmT, ^^ f" ^temples of the South and

North.

the Lion-god,

m\Y^ the name of a god.

the Lion-god Ra.


ra

Rao I

.^ D

, ^a

work.

OI

raO I

Ra-Asar *^^-^V

^ D 1

Ra-Heru'khuti

day.

oI

the Sun-god par ex

O(

} cellence

Ra.

like

'Oldaily, every

day.

^"^^^ Ra-Osiris, the Sun-god of day

and nisrht.

[O] c=^ \ ''Ra-Horus

^ '' ^^^I of the two

Ra-Harmachis.

Ra-Temo

Ra-Tem, the Sun-god of day

and night.

Ra-Maat-men O^^ i^^^^ the prenomen of Seti I.

Ra-men-kauo

LIuuLJ J[ \ the Mykerinos of

the Greeks.O

Ra-meS'tneri'

Amen-meri'Maati

Ra-er-neheh O

. WiXP ]Rameses IV.

I I AAAAAA /^ /^

a proper name.


ri

ri

riu

ru

ru

ru

rua

ruaa

rui

ruti

rut

ruti

-^^5^

1^6

ft?

i I I

^-r-^

A1^Mi A

&n—Si

A

Y^

door,

bandage, swathing.

emanations.

to fall, drop (of the wind).

to separate from, move away

from, depart.

A journey, departure.

w

© ^^' © ^

^ ©^;

the tAYO leaves of a door.

to groAv, flourish, to be firm

and healthy, to be taut (of

' ropes and sails); _ '^)

strong, vigorous.


\rut <

rutu

Rut-en-Ast <:

Rutu-nu-Tem <z

Rutu-neb-rekhit

^ '

plants, things which grow

^^ AAAAAA HJ) a proper name.

^

rutu

rut

eref

erpa

erpat

D

DO

erpit ^=^ y "

I I I

a proper name,

superintendent, overseer.

staircase.

an intensive particle , then,

therefore.

hereditary tribal chief.

image, statue, august person,

the two auofust 2:oddesses, i. e..

Isis and Nephthys.

remu

Remu

"^^rr, «»•'

^^ "^^^ the ''town of fish"; a proper

® I" name.


Remi

rem

retnu

remt

to weep.

rem-ta

ermen

^ (j (j^=^ ^ the Fish-god,

^^,ear;pl„r.^^(l(]=.ff,

^°]() studded (V).

^----~--> AAAAAA

J]

arm, shoulder, one side of the

body.

ermen ui *=^=^ ^—

^

^«

AAAAAA \\

^ ~> AAAAAA

llllllh

^ AAAAAA .^—J]

..^-B

the two arms, shoul-

ders.

ermenu

AAAAAA -Xl r^ U ,-v^^3r~^ A ^the two sides

of a ladder.

AAAAAA I I I

? I

I I

shoulders , arms , supporters,

the branches of a tree.


ertnenI 1 A

' ^ A]

.AÂAAAA ^^s U

.1111

to carry away, to bear, to

remove something, to shoul-

der.

Remrem

ten

ten

v\ <==:> vX J| the name of a god.

AAAAAA AAAAAA

name;

plur."^^""^

Î

AAAAAA

I'l I l'

ÂAAAA

o

to nurse (see renen),

renp

renp-ta

renpit

renpit

AAA/\AA

D

AAAAA.^

D

to be young or youthful,

renewal of youth, to be-

come young; AAAAAAI

^ 2^r4|

youthful one.

AAAAI ^j

year; plur. renptit f '^ ffI III' 11

youthful, made youug

;

I 1 [ Jvery young.

AAAAAA

D

AAAAAAI I I I £2i "^

D'^ plants, vegetables, fruits.

I I I


Renen

renen

«^L« w-X^

AAAAAA^AAAAA

cz-zi

the name of a god.

to nurse, to suckle.AAAAAAAAAAAA

Renenet

Renutet

rer(peher?)

AAAAAA

rer

reru

rerta

reri

rer khet

rert

rert

rer

^I

'

—

^

Q^ 5ul I the goddess of grain crops

tk "^f) j

and the harvest.

territory, a place for walking

about.

A

A

A

A

]fl

to walk about, to go round

about, to revolve, to en-

circle ; thes rer ^!^ a2:ain,

repetition, conversely.

encircled.

siiA

those who revolve, or go

about.

AMi

ED A

AIII

A^^""^^ 2:oino: about retreatino;.

AD o

D ^l^

ooo

«

circle.

drugs, medicine.

pig.


reru

rerui

rert <

Rertu-nefu

Rerek ^

I mistake forI

I or

men.

^ ©F-^lt2

T ©a proper name.

Rerti (?) -2^ '^

I"C^ :i

I I W

I I

I I

ly

name of a serpent fiend in the

city of Ases.

the Lion-god and Lion-

goddess, i, e., Shu and

Tefnut(?). The name

of one of the Forty-two

Judges in the Hall of

Osiris.

rehebu

rehen

ra 'inAAAAAA J\

AA/V\AA \——M

reh

rehu

A

-^:^

flame, fire. Compare Heb.

to rest upon, to support.

to enter.

a man deified, later a god.


rehui^«ii^n the two combatant £:ods,

Horus and Set.

omlrehti

Oof] /^^/W\A

the two combatant sister

goddesses, Isis and Neph-

thys.

Rehuiw

Re-hent

Re-henent -^^'^

Re-henent

AAAAAA

the town of the two com-

batant gods.

a proper name.

^^

,

name of a lake or canal.^ AAAAAA - i ^

IA AAAAAA i^

I

AAAAAAthe name of a town or

its STod.

rekhil

to be wise, to have knowledge

;

knowingly, with in-

rmtent;

known-^JU. ^^ unknown.

rekht knowledge, a list, inventory,

total.


rekh ab î

rekhu khet

rekhit <=

J O to understand,

^ IJw^ ^ [

"knowers of things",

J' ' ''"î i. e., the wise gods.

beings of know-

rekhes

ledge, rational be-

ings, men and wo-

men, people, man-

kind.

to sacrifice, to slaughter,

Rekhtiw

the two goddesses Isis and

Nephthys.

Rekhti'Merti-neb[tiyMaati -? ^ ^ "^^f) ?)

^zz::^ ^^ P P® the two goddesses

who were the ladies of the city

of Maat.

res

resu

resit

restu

IV.

Zl ^^^

-^D-

^^^

1

to watch, be awake

a ^^^ awake

;

^ ^ ill I I

rouse up ! wake up !

Î

the nine watchers.

^^^ I

j-±Î

night watchers.

16


Res-ab

Res-her

res

1

^^^

^^^

resiu

w -n w

O the warder of the FourthI Arit.

<@» the warder of the ThirdI Arit.

south , southern ; 4> ]\F O

South and North, all Egypt.

^

> southerners, southern srods.

Resu

resu

s: ^ 1

I a proper name ; fern.I

]\^\^I±!

south wind.

Resenet (?)

resh ^I w I

[ W )

'\J ^ ^ proper name.

(jr I

resht

reshui

rek

to breathe with joy, to re-

joice.

gladness, joy, to snuff, to

inhale.

f w I

tk^^^ the two nostrils.

then, an emphatic particle.


rek

rekh

rekhu

otime.

to burn, to be hot.

fire, flames.

Rekes

req

reqa

reqi

reqau

ret

ret (remt)

M—

^-»--^

/i

A A ' ^—

^

A

A

A

to incline away, fall away

from; '^()()'"^A

m:e

fiend, enemy.

I (orI

^ Afiends.

^ A ^ A

1/ enemies.

i, e., reret^ or pehrert.

j

men and women, people,

• mankind.

I

^^^=^ everybody.

I ^

Re.a.as/.a;ra^^^j^^_^| a name of

Amen.16*

244 VOCABULARY TO THE THBBAN RECENSION

reti

ret

retui

reti

^ w[ : 1

Si.i'

the two leaves of a door,

leg", foot.

11. ^51^

retau

ret (remt)

ret

1^

? the two feet.

o w

feet.

I

men and women, people.

I folk, mankind,

steps, staircase.

erta

ertat

A\ to give, to set, to place, to

I put, to cause or make to

A°f happen; ^](1,^^,

As an auxiliary verb :

-cs::^

ra'w

a' ^ y\

I ^ V\ "^—° aiid see passim.


£;rfa-i2efu<=> j^tk,11^ a proper name

Erta-hen - er-reqa '=^

retut

retu

retu

reth

1 "i I

©

ro

C^ Jl III

C^a

AA/WVS <Z. ^

A /} Mia proper name,

places, abodes.

emanations, effluxes, drop-

pings.

men and women, people,

folk, mankind.

everybody.

ba

ha

ra H.

ra'^ A = ra

interjection ,

Hail!

ra^^'^^—a to be strong; raI i I

strength.

246 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION fl]

ha

hai

bait

hau

hai

hai

haiu

halt

hab

ra

ra

ra

ra

A

11

11

w

A

A

to descend, to go down into

a place, to embark on a

ship, to fall, to go in, enter,

advance into fD ^\ I I

those who enter.

ra

ra

ra

Haaker IT]

Hai ra

U

1

^^o

time, period, reign.

name of a festival.

ra

ra

ra

ra

ra

ra

ra

fj fl •—

-

^^'phallus" ; the name of one

'' of the Forty-two Judges in

the Hall of Osiris.

[ [ QA interjection, ! Hail

!

[1 (1 T ^ to shout with joy, rejoice.

iifi

J

Jw

A

I the gods who rejoice,

a large chamber, heaven (?).

to send, to send forth, to

go forward.

A

ra

habu


ra

ra

I I I

Hab-em-atu [

hamu ra

Hart-ab ra

Hahetej[,) ra

u ra

Hasert ra

haker ra

ra

ra

haq ra

J-^l^M

those wlio fall down.

^^ ^ ''advancing at

^ ^ the moment";

habeq '^'^kJn^ ^^ ^^^^'

a proper name.

^-r-^

OI

blemish, defect, sin.

to please.

i I I

Hahuti-am- m'^ra^^^ -^^^^the name of a fiend.

A a proper name.

A a city in the Seventh Aat.

Haqahakaher fD

000 '

ra

the name of a god and

of a festival.

a proper name.

248 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION fl]

hat

hat

hatu

hat

ra

ra

ra

rn

ra

AA

interjection, !

descent, entrance, embarca-

tion.

@ brow (?).

ra

hi

bu ;:^ A

Hunefer ra% I ^

Hu-kheru ra^^j^

heb

heb

hebt

hepu

hem

raj

raj

rajo

raj ra

a i' D

to suppress, to beat down,

subdue.

to rejoice.

to enter, descend, fall.

^ the name of a scribe.

j

^ the name of the herald of

-^* the first Aat.

ibis, the bird sacred to Thoth.

to send out, to go forward.

laws , ordinances , regula-

tions.

fire.

hemu

hemhem

hemhemet

Hemti

hen

Hena

henanau

henu

henu


n l\ S^ I) !^^^^ ^^^ women

,

folk,

..^^ Hi -It ill people: see also herzme-

met,

|—jR n^ ^ ^^ roar, cry out, bellow

(of a bull).

rn \\ fl] \\ S() I outcries, roarings.

rn\\ f -AW^ runner.

''-'1^^ funeral chest, coffin,

AAAA/V\

the name of a city.ra\©

[XI []^ ^ pleasant things.

AAAAAA ^AAAAA

ra D

AAA.^AA

^

henhenu

henhenit

hensheses

her

ra

o

ra

WSAA V> 7Jj( -1

.JI ^^ u

ra ra

sAAAA AAAA/

ra ra

to sing songs of joy, to

praise.

praises , shouts of

joy, singers.

d I

^ VX AAAAAA

AAAAAA AAAAAA -xl AAAAAA

^2i

AAA/v\A AAAAAA

the watery abyss of

heaven, flood.

H ^ \A/ ^ I

ra to be content, pleased.

250 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION ra

her-ab

hert-ab

hera

hem

ra o

heria

herret

heh

I

ra

^1ra lu o

O Dj

AAAAAA

pleased in heart, content,

pleasure.

a vessel.

ra o o111' llf

oI

o

oI

o

h\M

day;plur.

this day, to-day.

judgment day.

birthday.

birthday of Osiris.

-—, day of the funeral.

IAAAAAA Q

^l\l\\

IT! ^I I I

ra

ra

every day, daily,

a happy day.

I daily, course of each day,

those AYho are content (?).

things which please.

flame.

heker

hekeru

heq

hetu

hethet

het


ra

ra -2^^^^ III

o

ra^ = ra

rara X

ra J]

JZJ

to be addressed.

to go round about.

251

name of a festival. —

to subdue. '

^

dued.z:]!\

sub-

ha

ha

ha

Haas

withAcz»

fvf^ I

@

H.

behind, get back! back thou!

(in addresses to fiends).

back of the head and neck.

^ cry, a precative particle.

] (^ a proper name.


haau

hai

Hai

Halt

halt

hau

hauu

haul

hau

fff

f

EZZC

Ui\> I

I

I

I

the dwellers in

the Delta and

in the marshes

near the sea-

coast.

to be bright, to shine.

light.

I

^ a proper name.

<^'^y ^ to grasp.

ffffM^

5

5

to be unclothed, to

strip off apparel.

f\i\T(^ ni

naked man.

addition, increase, things

added.

hauatu

han-re

Ha-her

hap

hapu

hapt

hap

haputi

Hap

Hap

Hapi

hapu

haptu


l\f\-\l'''""""

253

I I If to have a care for, as-

suredly.

name.

f

^^

i i I

^^ a

S Q

to enshroud, to hide,

to cover over.

^^vA^

A

D

to advance, move forward,

runner (?).

the Bull Apis AD \^

one of the four sons of Horus

who protected one quarter of

the body of the deceased.

oar, steering pole, rudder.

AD

I I I

i°\orr,\

oars, paddles,


Hapu-en-neb'Sett

HapUre

ham

hamt

hami

© 6^ ^ a name for

(^^^^ the ceme-

tery.

D a proper name,

fi.^ s;

<e^

to net birds and

fish.

Harpukakashareshabaiu

^^^^ [

fishermen, fowl-

"^—°^i ers.

D^s

a proper name.

Hareti

haqet

haqet

haqu

hat

hat

hat

hatu

mf\

f> (^ ^^

a proper name.

to capture, make prison-

ers, captives.

fetters.

name of a plank or peg in

the magic boat.

pit.

tomb. -~

net.


hata

hatatu

hattui

ha

haa

haiu

haa

haaiu

haatu

u/ "^v (1 H llir 'storm, whirlwind.

^4-^ T ) 1 to rejoice, be glad 5 ""y^^^T?

rejoicing;

rejoicings.

to rejoice.

rejoicings, those who re-

joice.

[ha limb, member of the body,

the body itself.]

256

hau

hat

Hap

flapi

Hap-ur

ha[t]-a

hat

[hat-a

hati

hatet


^—"I 8

"^—° > limbs , members of the

^ I (

^""^y; R e III jj '''^^

e body; |^ |,

thy own self

j—j \» AAAAAA

^f

JQ 1 r

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

-D 1 r

AAAAAAAAAAAA/V\A/W\

^^ AAAAAA

AA/>AAA

^AAAA^

D ) t

AAAAAAAAA/

W

AAAAAA

[> the Nile.

the Great Nile.

^ I

:5I

the beginning or front of any-

thing ; the opening words of a book.

the beginning or front of any-

thing, bows of a boat, the breast

;

i\ ^ '^^ before.

prince, chief] '^^ wf J] ' ^^^ *^^

divine princes.

O^ w

c^ WI

^

the heart;

plur. ^^^'O\Z'

a rope in the bows of a boat.


hati oo w " o

ung-uent o£ the best kind,

Hil-mui?) 8[]

[]"^ rr tlie name o£ one o£ the Forty-twoAAAAAA

AA/N/vAA

AA/VvAA Jud£:es in the Hall of Osiris.

Hit

hu

hu

Hu

Hui

hu

fX "^v^

X

a proper name,

a mistake for

hair, tresses.

I I I

the god of food,

divine food.

X

s a

to smite, to strike

;

smiting {i, 6., clapping)

their hands; o^ 1

1

X

smitmg.

hut

huit'Ra

IV.

m a smitmg.

smiters of Ra.

17


Hu'tepa

hua

huaat

hui

huia

hun

hunu

hunen

hunt

m X "^"^ "^)^ a proper name.

c::^

C

R C) IK ^ to be filthy, in a stinking,

A 1 _^^ c=^^f=3 corrupt, or rotten state.

a

a

filth, dung, offal; \^]

^i^

acat'

w

to decree, issue a command.

to be in the state of a child

;

boy, child, young man;plur.

IL'^'^f' .%\mi%\n

AA/VWA

V AAAAAA (^ rr

maiden, 2:irl.> fe-

Hu«t-Pe-... I^^D^^,^

huh" l\

A/W\AA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

waterflood, a large mass of

water.

heb

hebu

hebit

hebt

heb

heba

hebt

hebbet

hebenut

fyebs

hebs


O ^

"^Z^J

o

festival.

J

u^' yaffil!

ij

^ festivals.

j

io^

^:7

^^^2:7

the book containing the words of

the festival service.

"^^^ fowls and fish for the

' ' ' festival.

to play (at draughts). -^

AAAAA^

irri AAAAAA

.\AAAAAstream, flood.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/\m

8 1] ^^^ t^ "^ a cake,.confectionery.

ifuir'

s a

to be clothed ; y

5,^ a

"^ fl clothed.

a garment.

J-'T-'mg;

J . garment, clothing, a swath-

17*


HebUre-f R (1^=^^ ^=^

I a proper name.X

hept 8 ° ^ fn. ^ 8 -for ft Q' ^•

"^R 1 1

^ ^^ embrace, embrace;

DA ^ ^°

Dw

hept ^^ ? C^\breast (?), embrace.

Hept'Ur 8 ^ ^ "^^ ^ ^ proper name.

Hept'Shet 8 ^(^ ^

^ H the name of one of the Forty-

Aa.\ I ^ "fr two Judges in the Hall of

Osiris.

heptui I

D

o _il I) M I I

oars of a boat, doorposts.

hept ^ ^ ^ ^^\ A ^^ move forward, advance

see AD

vancing.

^M\ ad-

heptet D ^ ^ a course, a place for walking.

Hept'ur R ^g r 1)1 ^ proper name.

Hept-re R D ^^ <=^ S^ a proper name.

I

hept-re R ^-.rTn^<:=> to shut the mouth, to gnaw (?).


hefan

heS.

hefait

hefiu

hefen

heft

hem

hem

w

serpent, snake.

Ss<? <? ^ a serpent with twol^^w legs.

^i^?N = X '^^::-. one hundred thousand.

'^^=^- A to sit down, to rest.2^^=^

a particle.

J^^ ' J^::^ to r etreat, make to

hem.

hemiu

hemi

hemu

hemit

hemaka

Hemaka

O

o

A I

sro back.

C'

11

to steer, or paddle a boat.

ypaddle , oar , rudder.

I

steering pole.

j1

^paddles.

)

^s^& ^^ §™'p-

the name of a town and

I

of a god.


hematet R^ ,_^|

^ ^

hemu

hexnt

hemt

hemt

hemen

Hemen

^ w

I

Q o

I III

'=^ ill

J^

name of a chamber.

artificer, workman.

work, handicraft.

a mineral.

CZZZ]

AAAAAA

hement ^ ^

hems

hemset

hemt

nn

H

—

M

—

!l

i

copper, bronze.

slaughter.

the name of a god.

forty.

to sit, be seated, to dwell;

sittmg ones;

^11

seated.

a sitting, seat.

Avoman, wife;plur. ^

f)!^

^ ^ \LL\

\kC iD

woman belonging to a

man, wife.

king's woman, i. e., queen.


1O god's woman, i. e,, priestess.

^ D ^^^ ^ f\ Asiatic woman.

!^ fl ! women côddesses.

i#îri

hemt

hen

hent

hen

a proper name (?).

cow, cow-goddess; plur. ^Yv^^j

hen ka

hen

hen

henen

henhen

hen

^servant, slave

;plur.

y i v\^ .

servant (fem.), slave.

mi

A A,\AAAA /^ V\

fpsA /god's servant, i. 6., priest.

^ priest of the Ka^ or double.

A-NAAAA

AAAAAA y\Â/V\AA

/> AAAAAA /> AAAAAA

-^ AAA/\AA U A AAAAAA I I L

to go forward, to run.

henuf^ AAAAAA ^

O (^

to bestow, to be given

> or provided with, or-

dered, arranged.


hen, heni

hen

hena

henu

Jêniu

henu

henu

henbet

heneb

Henbi

"^ ^^ ^ w^ flowers, plants, blossoms.

ÂAAAA III A AA/VVV\ III

-^ ^1 to praise; ^ -^ ^^^tk_A> AAAAAA I I .-21AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

with, along with, and; <c=r

n n Q AAAAAA ^-^

with; I X AAAAA^ triumphant with'

li X ^ D III ^

spake with god.

offerings, gifts.

/^ AAAAAA I I —H I I I

/> Â,ÂAA —ZJ.

8^

1^ J«^ AA/W\A .2^

I ]

pillars.

^^1to draw to oneself.

^ corn-land.

^1 1 I I

\AAAAA -sdj ±J I I '

\AAAAA -iO LI U.

offerings of grain pro-

duce.

the god of the cultivated

lands.

henmemet Q ^=

S^âlso rnkiMmen and women

,

folk, people, man-

kind.

henemnem

henen

henen

henu (or

hennu)

Henu

Hennu

hennui

hennui

hennuti

hennuit

hennut

hennuti


^ to labour, toil.

265

/VvAAAA

AAA/WA

y AAAAAA/^> AAAAAA

AA/VAAA < U)

AAAAAA

r^—a)

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

D

e

^(=0)

phallus fi

/^AAAAAA

phallus of Ra.

i'={^

AAAAAA

Q.

I

A AAAAAA (£ A U

name of a sacred boat which

/ was drawn round the sanc-

J\J

tuary at dawn at Memphis.

to go about, to wander,

move forward.

R ^ ^ H H ^\ O the beginning and end o£

X AAAAAA (^ Jill A O time or of eternity.

8 ^ D^-^3?=w crocodiles.

AAAAAA (^ w I I I

AAAAAA I i 1

oM / fraud, deceit.

two horns, a pair of horns.

hens

/^ AAAAAA \\\

A AAAAAA L-l J


henseki

hensekit

hensekt

hensekti

henkesti

AAAAA ^" ^ 1 i L ^^

M—

O \\

''^r^

^^c^

"^^:^ {sic)

^ w

hair, lock of hair,

tress.

Hensek

Hensektiu

god with much hair.

v^^^ .^ ]

tlie gods with

' much hair, i. e.,

the gods with long hair and beards.

Henseket-menat'AnpU'eni'kat-en'Utu^^:^

name of a rope.

ni oarI

I I I

henk a M

henket

Henku-en-Arp^ AAAA/V\

Henku-en-fat'Maat

to give,

present , offer;

offered,

given.

offerings.

L

I

Q D

AAAA^A n

^; fl

a proper name.

.^-^\)]>a proper name.


henku

henket

henkit

Henket

hent

hent

hent

Hent

henta

balance.

'tQ J]

AAAAAA ^^ I— —

'

Hthe funerary bed,

or chamber.

IKf^ AAAAAA ^

^ -} c

A/ySAAA

AAAAAA^ T 1

the name of a town,

lake, canal, stream, pool.

MAAAAAA

AAAAAA

Ul

•oI

Q (^li AAAAAA

AAAAAA

^ w

AAAA/\A V~j

to be hostile.

mistress , lady , sovereign,

queen.

queen of the gods.

lady of the crowns of the

South and North.

n[j^ p mistress of the pylons,

queen of the Two Lands,

crocodile,

to fall into oblivion, or decay.


Henti

henti

henti

AAAAAA

O \\

AAAAAA

god of the two crocodiles,

a name of Osiris.

crocodile.

a pair of horns.

^AAAA/NA \\

henti nAAAAAA

^ W L_

AAAAAA

o w L

AAAAAA 1 II

2^

j

the two-horned gods, or

I the two two-horned gods.

the beginning and end of

time, or of eternity.

AAAAAA

^ w

henti pet >

Henti-requ

Hent'khent'ta-meru

AAAAAA

^ n ^ the two ends of heaven,

a proper name.A

her

her-a

her-ah

I1 ^ ^?

@

^ ^ czszD r^ proper name.AAAAWV ^ ^

^^ in, at, upon, on, by, etc.;

v^ en her upon.

on the hand, i. e., straightway, im-

mediately.

^

^ O ,, @ O w

?

in the middle of, dweller

in;plnr

a


Her-ab-uaa-f ^ t^ ^^ Svithin his boat" ; a

proper name.

Her-ah-arit'f ^S~~^ tf>^^ f^^Svithin his eye

;a proper

F=q 2^^==^^ name.

lier-ab-kara-f # ^Ufl'^^J)"within his shrine"

her ma ^

a proper name,

straightway, forthwith.

her entet @ '"^^\

her enti sa @ "^'^ ^ (

her sa

heri

@^

w

F=q

because.

besides, in addition to.

F=^ j

#J

he who is above, or over,

chief of, principal of.

F=q chief scribe; ^=^|ifo|i chief of the

writings; i^=q ^^T^ chief of the

altar

;

the altars.

^^ I

chief of

heriu?

I I I I I I

i' I I

those who are over,

those who are above,>

_ _

'

celestial beings;

chiefs.

I I I


heriu ^ Us,

those who are over, those who

^ } are above, celestial beinsrs;

<=^ chiers.^ (£ I I ( ;

heru # t^ ^ %\ t 4

^^^ upper regions, what

is above ;^ f

F^heaven,

Aeri tchatcha ^ f^ ^ \

hert

I I

' @» I chief, governor, pre-

<~>^ ^^1^=^j

sident.

^^

"^; chieftainess, 2:oddess.

Lni I

^^ ^__^ the upper regions, the sky, heaven.

^ w^pg the heaven of eternity.

^ ^ A A 2. e., the everlasting

Heri-akeha-f ^heaven.

?AA^ S\ ''chief of his

ocean"; a

proper name.

Heri-uatch-f ^^^ ^

Y ^ ^._ ''chief of his sceptre";

^^ ^ ^^^ a name of Horus.

Heri'Uru ^S^. ^iS^t^ S\ \ "chief of the great ones";

\N \nJl\l \ the name of one of the

'^ p=^ ^^^]

I

Forty-two Judges in the^~^ ^^-^^ ' Hall of Osiris.


Heri'Sesh # ^^==^ A fl _ Ifl J][

S\ ''chief of the writings"

;

'

'^ a ])roper name.^i^

^ r'^'

Heri-sep'f ^^^^*^ S\ ''chief of his time"; a properD © l|''^

^^ "^^^^ ^ name.

Heri'Sesh[eta] ^ r-^ "he who is over the secrets";

<=^^=>X I i. e., secretary.

_ _ > sand"; a title of

^I

^^n "those who are on [their]

^^==^'ooo sand"; a name of the

dwellers in the desert.

Heri-ta ^^^^ ^ "governor of the land".

Heri-tchatcha-taui ^ ==^^^ "governor of the Two@ "^^^ Lands"; i. e., Egypt.

her ^=- and.

^^^ @ face; plur. #!^ @ ^^ ,,

two faces ;^ j| the divine face.

her em her §> R <§> face to face.

her neb ^ every one.

heru nebu ^ ' i i §> ^:z^|

I^^3::='

' II I ' I

* folk, all men, mankind,

<©>v8\ H I I

^^^ ^1^^ people.

I- ^ni )


HeruiI

^^^||Herui'f §>

'^-=-

Iw

Her-ua @ ^-^

the god of the two faces.

he of the two faces,

a proper name.

Her-nefer ^ t""^^^^


^'beautiful Face"; a name of

Ra and Ptah; ^ T ^zi^

Her-f'ha-f ^ I

I I I

''he with his face he-

hind him": the nameof one of the Forty-two Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.

Her-k-en-Maat §> 1

her @ -0-

heru

c^p [? J][

a proper name..:.—or U

I

> to terrify, be frightened.

Oi I I

herit

heri

heru

]

terror, fright.

^-nr^ .to go away, depart, be away,

"S* %^ Y , ?I

^6 afar off;

^ £x:£ ji [1.


Her

Herui

Heruisenui

the ancient name of the Sun-god

;

applied to the king as the re-

presentative of the Sun-god on

earth.

the pair of Horus gods, i. e.,

Horus and Set.

.î.^

Heru-aa-abu ^ • t^ O

the two Horus brethren.

'^Horus, great one of

hearts''.

Heru-ami-abu-her-ab-ami'khat

î w

ii&: " ÎII O

^'Horus , dweller in

hearts, he who is in the intestines'

Heru-ami-athen

Heru-arit (?)

HervL-ahai

w^wri'iHorus, dweller

16 Disk".

<2^ « the "Eye of Horus".o r"

\m Horus the Fighter (?). —

Heru- Un-nefer

IV.

I m\" Kins: of the

South and North, Horus Un-nefer".

18


Heru'ur

Heru-merti

^ The elder Horus as opposed to

'^ Horus the son of Isis.

00

oo

Horus of the two Eyes,

i. e., Sun and Moon.

Heru-em-khehit \K |y^^ Horus of the North.

Heru-em-kbent'en-merti ^ \\ /{Tk

WAAAA ^^^~2>-

AAAAAA ^^S>-

Heru-neb-urert A. j

^'Horus, lord

• of the Urert-

croTvn".

Heru-netcb'her-atef'fTvITIkII

Heru-her-neferu

Heru-khuti ^

^Horus, the advocate of his father".

§) 1"^-=— tk ^T ''Horus on

I0<=::>Jr^)i I I the pilot's

place [in the Boat of Ra]".

^ w

^ w

w c 1

^||

Horus of the horizons

of sunrise and sunset.

Heru-Khuti-Khepera Pw

^

Har-

machis Khepera


Heru-khenti-anMerti (?)

AAAAAA ,4;;^~>-

AAAAAA(fill

(fib

'^Horus dwel-

ling in blind-

> ness", i, e,,

Horus (the

sky) when

neither the sun nor moon is visible.

^ ^ oo

Heru'khent-Khatti

Heru-khenti-heh

Heru'khent-heh

Heru-khenti'Sekhem

HerU'kbesbet-merti

I df mpp. aaa/nAA w ^y I

vernor of eternity".

Jj^tAS^r'Horus^travel-^ ^i^^ ^ ^ M ler of eternity".

-^ "Horus,

'' governor

of Sekhem" (Letopolis).

1^5^=^"^ ''Horus^ -.^ J o III .<s>-

with eyes of lapis-lazuli", i. e., blue-eyed

Horus.

__ AAAAAA

Heru-sa-Ast I J^

jFferu-sa->isar R^

Herusa-Het-Heru fK I

HerU'Sekhai

'HorusJ

son of

Isis".

I ^f^ "Horus, son of Osiris'

"Horus, son of Hat-

hor".

18*^(>l«^l


HerU'Shet'her^ ^ ^=^^ ^ an obscure'form of Horus.

HerU'Tehuti f\l ^ ' 'Horus -Thoth".

HerU'tesher-merti P\ ,'^=^, /^^ ^^^>- ''Red-eyed Ho-

Heru-shemsu 'P\^ fl %\ a D I

^'followers of Horus",

J^il _Zr "ill I or "body-guard of

Horus"; a class of mythical beings.

Heru tataf ?\ ^—^ a^ a son of Kino^ Khufu who_M^ 2^.0^ 21 ^^found" certain Chapters of

the Book of the Dead.

herset ©•f] o crystal.

heh \kJ^

million, a number past counting;

Pl-l',i,fn|- Twomil.

''"' "ilMlheh en sep

AAAAA,^

D ©I

I I

AA/«AAAa million times, millions

I D © I of times.

^^ ^N, AAAAAA @

\^ ! 8

211 I xj! R n ' ' ' millions of festivals.

heh

heh

Hehi

hehi

hes

hes

hesu

heset

hesi


k^^i]

^ ^ the land of millions of years.

I C^£^

I

o

eternity, everlastingness.

for ever and ever.

w

A' AAA"^^

S\ the name of a god.

fix to hasten after, search for; o ^^ 8 ^ li U'

'] 8 5 n ^ 1 ^^ praise, be praised, to give

' -^ i ^^ I a reward as a sisrn of

"**"^ ^ ) praise

;

^

^\

praised.

'h\

favour, act of grace, the gift

of praise.

favours, praises.

m he to whom favour has

been shewn by the king


hesiu

hesuiu

hesu

III

plur. of preced-

ing.

&a hymn of praise

I O

nnn Qxnnnnn a 1

the 70 hymns

Host uof praise of Ra.

^M.name of a very ancient god-

dess.

HeS'her

Hesi'her

Hes'tchefetch

hesu

heseb

I

^ "'} dirt, filth.

X III '

mi

"savage face" ; a proper

name.

"savage eye"; a

proper name.

1 ^ ^I©

heseb


a to count up, reckon, estimate, cal

culate; g^^, ^^ ."^^^PJ C

v\ reckoned up.

hesbet ^ ^

a reckoning, an account.

1computer of holy offerings.

heseb

heseb

'^'"ilT^ij

he who estimates char-

I acters or dispositions.

a ^ accountant of the linen cloths.

hesbet

hespu

hespet

Hesept

u knife (in the passage X MJ

hesepu ^^s nomes,

A ^3EI I I

gardens.

a king of the 1st dy-

nasty. The true read-

ing of this name is

Semti, q. v.


hesmen

Hesert

hesq

hesqet

Host

hest

hekau

u=ro/> AAAAAA V^/ OAAAAAA V^

AAAAAA

oI I I

IP

IX

natron.

the name of a town sacred

to Thoth.

to cut, be cut, cut off, to

I ... Q (] A

1

wound, to mow. 8 I

s

—

<"='\ cut.

8 n^ '^ knife

©

D

the name of a city.

Ubation vase.

hekat

[heken

hekennu

um\\

^^=^ ^1 to praise

\AAAA ^—Ar—

•

incantations , enchantments

magical

amulets.

magical formulae, charms.

O (^praise.]> a hymn of praise,

Q AAAAAA v\ I

8^%^ I

praises, songs of praise..


1 1 Jh^ I ! those who praise, sing-

ers.

hekennu R^^^]^ an uns^uent or salve.

AAAAAA O

Hekennut^^^^ the name of a city.

heq

heq

heqet

? "^ ? yi ? ^^ ^^^^? S^^^ commands.

I

,I

z],

I

z] jj ] ruler,

governor;

<?z3 ^ <?^ <>^ rule, sovereignty, dominion.

Ice-.' Um I

heq ? ?^ sceptre, emblem of rule.n? ^ ^

"^ ruler of Amenti.

^ governor of towns.

\> 3x governor of the Two Lands.

T

? ^ "^^ governor of eternity.

\> \> "^ governor of the world.


Heq-antj

T

^--r

ID^^the Xlllth nome of Lower

I I

Egypt (capital Heliopolis).

Heq-Maat-Ra setep-en-Amen

heq

heqt

heqr

heqr

heqr

heqrau

Heqtit

het

het

V L^L-^aaaaaJI nomen

of Rameses TV,

O' AD l' III

(=^ III

ale, beer.

Zl

/} I

to be hungry

^hung-er.

I

T^OO"^^ a goddess.

hungry man.

to rejoice.

house, section of a book, chapter.

Compare the Arabic cu^^ bet,

couplet, stanza, portion of a

first section,

- "• ^ etc.

poei11.

1-

r

II,

Z]0'

-n 1

r

g OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 283

JI

house, temple; plur.

Het-aah[\

^\\ . ? ^ \ House o£ the Moon-god.

Het-Asar fl'^ "?^ House o£ Osiris.

Het-Amen V\'^

\\^^^^ '^ cr3 *^^® Hidden House.

LD t_ ZJ I AAAAAA ' <=—

i

Hef-A22es f] ^/]''^^^nT^

House of the Anes gar-

Hef-ashe^ t^n ^ v^— u^ %\^V House of the statues

Ldiz-^czEZ] i:^Jri I I of the s-ods.

Het-ur m I House of the Prmce,

city of the Prince.

Het'Uhem-her fl '^Jl \K /^ % S\ House of the Face

0^/5i^iTIHet-Usekh-her fl ^ ^ ^ House of Broad-face,

Reue^Yer.

of

I i. e., Ra,

Het-Bah%r

House of the Soul.

Q^ J J ^ House of the Obelisk.

CZ ZJ AAAAAA AAAAAA L— —J

Het-Bati f] S\[\ fJ7 / ^ House of the kinsf of the

^ North.

Het'Benbent^


Het'ka-Ptah

Het-nemt

°ILJ^House of the Ka of Ptah,

i. e., Memphis.

^ House of the

Het ent Anpu

^1^->. AAAAAA r\ AAAAAA M •AAAAAA ^ AAAAAA

Hef ei2f kem-heru ^Z'^^ @ House

gods who have

I I vi of the

their faces.

Het-nub

Het-nemes

Het-Heru

o fw^ House of gold, i. e., sarco-

''o m phagus.

I ^ House of the

Nemes tiara, or headcloth.

Het-Khepera

Het-seru

"Zl Q^

d-zi

House of Horus, i. e,,

the goddess Hathor.

House of Khepera.

•I" House of the

I ® Ram - gods.

Het'kau-Nebt-er-tcher U Bcr-z2\ I

Het'tesheru

House of the Kau of the Uni-

versal Lady.

House of the red-^s^% gods.

heti

heti

heti

heti

heti

hetit

hetep

hetep

hetepu


w

o W

w s

—

smoke.

a wooden pole.

heart.

= D X ^ strength.

throat, gorge.

^ D' ^ Dto be at peace, to rest, be sa-

tisfied or content, to be at

peace with anyone, to remain

in one place, to set (of the

tisfied, content

;

v\ ¥-

setting in life, i. e., alive when

setting

;

S;^Mjl^f^5i^

^ D

^ D ^ D

^ D ,^

)M ^'I make Ra to set

like Osiris, and Osiris to set

as Ra sets".

peace, content; ^ peace

of heart @

^ D U I

hi at

peace on truth, or resting

on truth.


^ ^ a111 peace

;

^ D

hetep

a table of offerings.

^ D; I

hetep

hetepet

I^ D^^

food which is offered to the

gods and the dead.

hetep neter i=^ """"^l D

1^ a cE=^ • ^

hetepI 0^

CF=D I

= I

offerings , sacrifices,

temple property in

general.

C^Q zlD^^^ Di I lA^miMHI

\ltiVhetepet

I

^ D © I

^D^ I I I D "?

offerings of cakes,

ale, oxen, fowl, etc.,

offerings of propi-

tiation.

Hetep^ D

^ D

the god of offerings;

plur.

0^


Heteptiu^ D

^ D w

Hetep

hetepu

Hetep'tnes

^ D

^ D

p^ D

Hetep'HerU'hems-uau

1

I

gods who are regularly

provided with offer-

ings.

the town of the god Hetep,

geese.

a proper name.

II

proper name

a proper name

r-^^

Othe name of

a goddess.

Hetep'ka ==^ U^ D I

Hetep'taui

hetem

^ Da proper name,

hetemu

j1^ to destroy, be des-

troyed.

j

destroyers.


hetemto be filled with, pro-

Hetem-ur

Hetemt'her

heter

hetru

hetes

hetet

HeteUt

hetch

hetchet

hetch '

hetch

1^ ^%^^ V provided.

^'great destroyer"

;

name of a god.

8 J /^^ "©f)

'^ destroying face"; nameXU ^ I ^ of a god.

Q "^

I ) ] to pay something which is

\ obligatory, legal due, some-

thing like tithe.

r ^ impost, tax.

illl

2\\\^ to be lord of.

l^^^^^gPscorpion.

§S3^J) Scorpion-god.

'i^ X to do evil, to plunder, steal,

A V ^^^ waste, destroy, filch away.

ti^ ^ X theft, wickedness,

white metal, silver.

O ill

11to be bright, to shine.


hefch ta

hetchu

Hetch-abehu

n dawn, daybreak.

I light.

I I I

o

o

'White teeth"; the name

of one of the Forty-two

Judges in the Hall of

Osiris.

Hetch-re

Hetch-re-pest'tchatcha

hetch'hetch <? '^ <f^ light.

^^ white.

I I

a pro-

per

name.

hetchet y^O

hetchet

hetchti

hett

hetchu

hetchas

IV.

<<

I

the White Crown, or Crownof the South.

white sandals.

light.

loaves.

I i I

t^

19


kha

kha

kha

khat

khaa

kbaa

khaam

® KH.

one thousand;T T two thousand

plur, T ;

I

I^TDchamber.

crzj

C3

the material body, dead

a

,body ; ^)1 j\ divine

corpse; plur. 'jja

A 1 to set aside, cast away, to

throw.

A

r:emissions.

&.Ato hasten.

khaamt

khaibit

khaitiu

^-^ Y ¥ '^ throat.

.^ I le

T shade, shadow;plur. T , T^ V:> i

j

slaughterers.


khau

khaut

m -TL©

khaut

khau

khau

khau

fire,

fire-altar, altars for burnt

offerings.

?'&\ '%x'^|'^o festival of burnt offerings,

J>

evil, sm.

II I i

khaut '^'^%>

basins, bowls.

to be plentiful, abundant.

darkness, night.

"^^^]

fiends, the dead.

C3 "

Khau-tchet-f

khabesu "^

a proper name.

the stars , the thirty-

six dekans ; the sing, is

19*


khabet

khapa

n^j -'^^^ fraud, deceit.

I I i

rj a portion of the body, the

navel;

plur. ^kK \\

C3^ I buttocks (?) pudenda

muliebris (?) thighs (?).

Khap'khap ^ n^ r] % ' ^ P^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^7 >^^^

kham

khamesu

khart

kharu

Kharsata

khakh

khasu

god of the Ecliptic (?).

to subdue, be submissive.

ears of corn.

a kind of bird

> with a piercing

cry.

.^^

A

[^ 1 A ^ a proper name

to seek, run after.

A

A I

All!

swift.

the lower eyelids.


khasi

khast

khak'Stbu

khaker

w

O

Khatiu

khat

khat

khat

khat

khatu

bad, evil, wicked, cowardly.

^ territory, country. Perhaps

the readme: or

the timid-hearted, enemies.

to be decorated, pretty,

ornaments, decorations.

[


^TT fire altar.

1 ^\(^ ^^^J '^elly

'^omb

; ^ ^^\\\

/WVVV\ A

^^^^^"^ n ^ (L c^re of the sy-

camore; plur.^ I

I I

the XVIth nome of Lower

Egypt (?).

<C:?^ 1k ^[

a kind of ground.s I

<.,.=%^Q<^ dead body.

''^ IKf' t^ ^ dead bodies.

khatememti ^""^ K K '^ ^ n nostrils.


kha S S ,

s s r

khau s t^

J ^1

to rise like the sun, to ascend

the throne, to be crowned,

to appear (of the king or god).

S t^ ^ he who rises ;^ ^

ris-one who rises ; ^ing; S .

risen.

crowned; ^ T beautiful ap

pearance.

khau s S

s

risings, splendours, coro-

nations.

khau s ^

khai S|][)

5

khiuaut ^ C)

crowns, diadems.

crown.

babe, child.

the name of a god.

(9 o

iciiu ^T

perfume.

to dress.


khu

khui

khaui

khu

khut

khu

ew

)

to protect, strengthen, to

khu

($. wdo good to.

\lprotection.

HMD M

the spirit soul of manwhich was immortal, as

opposed to the a <^^^ or

heart soul which fed

upon offerings and lived

with the Ka.

the equipped soul.

/\

Athe perfect soul.

I I

plur. of preced-

ing. Four Khuand Seven Khuare mentioned,

and certain of

the Khu were

nine cubits high.


khu

khu

Mthe spirit soul of Osiris,

or Ra.

^^ I is a title

of Osiris.

to shine, be glorious.

khu

khut^ U Jj I I I

khu

khut 'tL

glory, splendour, ra-

diance, brilliant

things, light.

^^ I

words of power,

w SAi I

goddess.

Khu-kheper-ur Q.&\^ ^ ^ proper name

the name of a light-

er name.

khunt^^^^

drink offerings.


khus

khut

khut

khuti

khui

\

C03

'' <^

I

to construct a building, makea cistern.

fire.

the place in the sky where the

sun appears on the horizon in

rising or setting, the horizon.

northern horizon.

western horizon.

eastern horizon.

p,j-^ the horizon of the moun-

tain of sunset.

the hidden horizon.

o n

cO]

^ n I

cO]

^ cz^

the gods or beings

of the horizon.

e)

]

J'

words of power.


kheb

kheb

kheb

kheba

khebu

kheba

khebu

,j^,.j_i

-J r

'^1

]

to defraud, pilfer, steal.

slaughter.

>; D

to be defeated, over-

thrown.

Xi I

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

JAAAAAA f?\

JAAAAAA

I

^ ^J

AAAAAA 7K^

s a

Khebent

khebent

khebenti

khebkheb

khebkheb^j^j

X

X

X

defeat, defeated ones.

to destroy.

to be dipped into some

liquid, steeped.

a proper name,

evil, wickedness.

i[

evil doers.

I I

to destroy,

destruction,

torture chamber.


khebs ® 11

~*

-if

to plough ; ^J

plougher.

khebs ta

khebsu

khebs

khebt

khebt

khebt

w

^3::7•IK

the ceremony or festival

of ploughing the earth.

"^ devourer (?).

Ill

star, lamp.

stars, the Thirty-six dekans.

X^ X

J

•J

loss, injury, damage; ^Jdestroyer.

^ w

dance.

^ X

J-! '

'Ih^

torture chamber, slaughter

house.


khep

khept

khep

khepu

Khepiu

kheper

kheperu

khepert

m D

A

DA

D

to travel, journey.

journey.

a part of the body, navel (?).

D

D

D

^(iMh^^^flM! the STods who

are.

^ to come into being, become, exist,

I subsist, to turn into something,

I

to create , to form , fashion

;

e,O non-existent

;

<d:>O <n::> when takes place,

when it happens;

i

? ^ ^ D.

to be or become satisfied ; <

AAAAAA '^AAAAA is thy name

ci

what? M-

those who become.

self-created.

midmi

D J>

that which is, what exists, thing.


kheperu

eI

H

\\

14

form, phase of being, some-

thing evolved, transforma-

tion, change.

kheperuI I r w I I I

\N\ I)I

skheperut

kheper

kheprer

forms, transformations,

D' scarab, beetle.

Khepera

Kheperra(?)

the Beetle-god, a form of

the Sun-g-od. O m

mI W I I I I' I W II

Khepesh ^ /^^ ^ the constellation of the Thigh.


khept ^ §^tcptet S^; °

I

Wttock; plur. ^ ^ ?,

khept ® D

khefa ®

Arliefa .^

<^ food.

I I I

'£^ to grasp, to seize with theS* D

t:^

khefa

khefat

khefit

kheft ^kheft her ,^ ^

^ I

khefti

hand

fist, grasp.

1 I

f^t'^

j

quay, river bank.

in front of, according to, con-

formably to, when.

opposite to, before the face of.

mh

^ w

enemy, fiend.

kheftiu!.^

^ w r ^

^^( enemies.

I

vv


khem

khem

khem

khem

khem.

khemiu

khem.it

Khemi

khema

khemau

khemu

to burn,

shrine.

to be ignorant, to put an end

to(?); ^ Vv ^-^ ^ y ^S^^-

rant, helpless ; ^ v\ ,-JW aaaaaa

unknown is his name.

^^1

an ignorant man.

to overthrow, destroy,

I I i

I I

overthrower , those

who overthrow,

destructions.

.1^ A III

^the name of one of the


Hall of Osiris,

to lay hold of, to seize and

carry off.

snatchers, seizors.

jwind, air.


khemenu ill'

MMeisrnt

;

eighth.l^XXtJ

Khemenu1 n "^JJ I

*^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ *^^ Company

Khemenu zz =:

AAAAAAAAAAAA -J3.

11=0

I of Thoth who dwelt at Her-

mopolis.

the city of the Eight

Q (sI

gods, Hermopolis.

khemt

khemt

r=u)-, III three; ^ third.

to think, to know, to intend.

\\ f^=TD — is sometimes

written by mistake for

khemt

khen

khenn

khennu

Khenit

AAAAAA

AAAAAAAAAAA^

^ A

A

^,A,%AAAA V ^ ^ AAAAAAA/WAAA AAAAAA

AAAAAA OAAAAAA ^^

the god of thought.

to hover OA^er, to flutter

like a bird when alight-

ing on a tree, to perch

on something.

I

the goddesses who fly or

dance.


khenAAAAAA I

to be dressed, e-arment> fe"

khen '^^czi p---, ^ the inner part of a house,

'' house.

^ within.

Khenn

khen

khenn

khen

AA/vAAA —Zl

l^y^ AAAAAA rr^I

the name of a city in the

Sekhet-hetep.

^ AAAAAA /

V r-T AAAAAA

\ r--T AAAAAA /TV

V r—T AAv^/NAA ^Vlr AAAAAA \N\

^ to decay, to rot, to wither.

to break, smash, destroy, stir up

strife, disturb, trouble.

i I I

AAAAAA % —

"

AAAAAA I I I

AAAySAA

\^ ODD >5-J

trouble, revolt, des-

truction, storm, op-

position.

S D

khenui

IV.

O©mi rebels.

20


khen \Xl

khenen \^ AAAAAA,

AAAAAA

V^ AAAAAA VS\

khent \XI

to ferry across a stream,

to transport by water,

to row, to paddle.

AAAAAA

khenen

khena

Y

a passage, a journey.

sailo]

AAAAAA 1 It n

IT

(1^

^ fl

khenpAAAAAA

n .

AA/VsAA

to lock up, shut up, keep

in captivity.

to draw out, pluck out.

mkhenf

khenem

khnem

G

AAAAAA ^.^-4rv>

6^1

a tearing

;

DAAAAAA

tearers, renders,

a bread-cake.

jasper, carnelian.

to form, join up or together.


Khnemfj V\ '^

rr u ^ |A the god Khnemu, the Potter

Khnemu-Heru-Hetep V)\\ ^

khnem ^ K ^T well; Q l\ 3: J- "^^^c--^r^ AAAAAA x^*-5ro AAAAAA ! AA/VV\A .-^-^^^T^

the name^ D Vi of a god.

a proper name (?).

<?\ \\^ "^^^fj.

^' proper name.KhnemeUurt

Khemet-em-ankh

khenem


^a

khenemti ^

AAA/

khenemu ^

AAA/

Khenem-nefer ^ m ^ Tf)

a prop^AAA^ J^ c=:^!£=. 6 il

to snuff the air, to

smell, scent out.

ill I

^ ^^ nurse, servant, com-'-^^^-' panion.

I

I I

er name?

20*


khenemem ^ V\ l\ /y ^^ smell, feed upon(?)AAAAAA .^-^--^SrO ,.^^;^Ni>

Khenememti ® K K ^ ^^?) ?) ^ the two min-

AAAAAA ,-s~î:3iNb xv^^:3r>b \>

AAAAAA -r^î^K^ .-^^^Jr^ \\ )^V \ J O ^

istering god-

desses , Isis

and Neph-

thys.

khenemes

khennu

khennu

khennu

khenra

khenra

khenrit

khens

j^vîprotector, friend.

AAAAAA rVA j

0^^

those who cry out.

@Dîi.

D S

o n

lA

injury, evil hap.

to shut in, imprison.

! fiends.

prison.

AAAAAA)|

' AAAAAA

( to stride about, to jour-

'] SI

ney, travel.A /


Khensu \MKhensU'p-aru-sekheru

em Vast

traveller", a name of the

Moon-god.

ti^ S\ Khensu , worker of

A ^ ^ destinies in Thebes.

Khensu em Uast ^Nefer-hetepi aaaaâ

Khensu in Thebes, Nefer-hetep,

khentMill ^ I

the nose.

khentthe fore part of anything, the

front, in front of, before.

|-T-| ÂAA/

flln ^rj-i AAAAAA

Khenti Amenti ill X

i(fh

ii

AAAAAA

^ w

AAAAAA

he who is in front, or at

the head, chief, governor.

He who

is at the

head of

Amenti

and of

those

who are

therein

;

a title of

Osiris.

o ^f^/ô

I

I


Khenti Aha

Khenti-ahat

|-T-| AAAAAA Q^ he who is chief of the fight-

ing-.

ÂAA/Â piiui ^^

Khenti' Un m

Khenti'Peku ill'^^^^

^

a title of

Osiris.

a title of Osiris,

a title of Osiris.

Khenti-menatuf AAAAAA [HHII I .

Khenti-Naaret-f m. T^[

'=^' ' '

I)a title of

e ^^^ ^ Osiris.

^ , a title of Osiris.*\_4=»

Khenti-nut-f ^ ©

Khenti-nep

a title of Osiris.

iti ^ ^ D » I I

Khen\

Khenti neter het

title of Horus.

AAAAAA

Khenti neter seh

(i

|-y-| AAAAAA C3

''Chief of the god-

house".

^ ''Chief of the

[zm god-hair

Khenti Re-stau(i

AAAAAA CT ^ (0— fV

Khenti'hetut'f

"Chief of

. the fune-

^jl J rary cor-

ridors" ;a title of Osiris.

lITL^Îi'-ll "OWef of

^ OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 311

^^ -^^-^^^ A AAAAAA '^ W

''Chiefs of lone: hair and beards".

Khent heh m. T^\^[

a title of Osiris.

Khenti Heq-ant Jix "'^ ? Y a title o£ Osiris.

llillo ^Xl JTill of the magic boat.

Khenti-khas m ''>'^~^c?'j\R f)

^ name of a god.c> o

! " '^'^.^ belly"; a title oflC/,e«f.K/,arti

f ^]()[|| I Horns.

^Tll.#Khenti-Suten-henen JU ^'^1 ^ ^ ::::r^ a title of

® Osiris.

Khenti-Sekhem JTL"""^ ^ \\ "^ ^ ^ a title of

^ -<op-,,iSri. !U\1 fjorusof

'a'

Khenti-seh-hemt^npimrr^Y ''chief of the

house of the

wife"; a title of Osiris.

Khenti-seht-kaiit-f ^\

^ ^ ''chief

c^T] oI I sn ot the

house of his cows"; a title of Osiris,


Khent'She (or meryAa-perti ij'i^szzi^-^^

cz^ a:, inn^'chief of

the Lakeof Pharaoh"; a title of Osiris.

Khenti'Tenent

khent

khent

khenti

khentiu

khenti

khent

khenti

khenti

AAAAAA -> AAAAAA C\ j•

title of Osiris.

-T-| AAAAAA

-zi

^;;

pr-i AAAAAA "H

(fin o i-r-i AAAAAA

__. AAAAAA

-r-i AAAAAA "H

^

abode, the private portion

of a palace or temple

;

l_p.AAAAAA

I—

]

|_p. A/y\AAA

to sail upstream, usually

to the south; fij^]!)!)

^J^'

fllll

^olll

AAAAAAsailors.

a mineral colour.

AAAAAA y\^ AAAAAA Vy ^^

AAAAAA 1to travel, journey.

i^NIiA

11AAAAAA III y^

AAAAAA \\ ^s^C^ y\

traveller,

to ascend.


khent1? 1

thigh, haunch.

Khent'Hepiu

khentch

kher

khert

kher

^ ? ^ \\\\ ^^te$Jname of the steer-

ing pole.

^ to travel.

a preposition, with, before, etc.;

y Iunder the Majesty of, in

the reign of.

the things of, the affairs of

property or; <=: I

^•-,

the

affairs of the country

;

the business of the

Two Lands.

as

ih

under, beneath

;

beings who ar

under the favour of

m I

I things or

beings who are below.

l^ _J^ before.

kheri ^ low-lying land, the earth as op-

posed to the sky;plur.


kheru

kher

'_Ii ^ 1 ( men and women in subjection,

t^j I

serfs, vassals, or perhaps tlie

*-^ ' tillers of low-lying lands.

to nave, hold, possess.

s:I ^Li

^'heaven hath thy sonl, earth hath

thy form".

khert ih

I m

I I i

\1

goods,

possessions,

share, portion, lot,

what belongs to

someone, property,

wealth, products of.

khert hru ^^A^ J]]

^ the things of the day, what be-

^ U I I longs to the day, daily round or

routine.

m ^I

o

A.

|o w

ra

I o.^^

Q AAAAAA Q I

I I ^ O I

every - day mat-

ters.

kher

kheruitesticles.

^


kher

kheri

kherit

kherit

Kher

Khera

kheru

j; fl

to fall down, to happen.

11 o III

fallen one, foe.

u o4^^~rx I

the dead, the damned.

! victims for sacrifice.

the name of a god.

a proper name.

\ voice, word, speech, sound;

reading unknown,

loud-voiced.

i^i^

^ 111 \&n

a man s voice.

i^^ j

multiplying the

-^^' sound of words,

I. e., talking overmuch.


kheriu

i I I

I i I

enemies, hostile attacks.

Kher-aha ^ Q^s; a

© ©

a city near the site

} of the modern Fus-

tat, or Old Cairo.

kherp

\Kherp ^

C

Kherp-nest ^ tx

kherpu

kherefu

. ] to be chief or master, to

[> direct, be in command, to

'

j present an offering.

Prince, Chief ;plur.<S> I)

(j^lj.

title of a priest.

steering pole.

,tk 2^2 !

two Lion-gods,

kher heb 1^

i-j ^:3:7

/I\

J (5

the priest who recited re-

ligious compositions and

the Liturgy.

Kherserali^ 50^1=^0 a proper name,


kherseki ^ ^{ to destroy ;

—*"— rI I I

Khersek'Sh

khert ^khertu i

a proper name.

course.

O (3

it is said, speech.

khert ^ child; plur.^^lj.

^^ 1[ a title of the scribe

^=^^ t^"^j

Nebseni.

khekh

khekh

khekhi

khekhu

khes

khesu

khesbet

to run.

A

\\

throat.

darkness.

(E

I I I

\\ to slay.

ritual, a book.

J

J

J

oI I I

^ I blue stone, lapis-lazuli

;


11

11

o III

o j-

real lapis-lazuli as oj)-

posed to blue paste.

blue-eyed.

khesef a^j^ ^^ ^ ^

to meet, to oppose, to drive

back, repulse;^^2-

p^- 1

5; D

s; a

khesef'a ^-^

kheseft ^±^

khesefu ^^

Khesef-at ^±^

I

repulse ; -^^^^ ^l2^

/ resistible.

ir-

I I

AIII

resistible,

repulse.

adversaries, foes ; ^^^-

liostile faces.I I I

I I

^ bowings down before,

III

a proper name.

Khesef'her-ash'kheru ^-f "^—^ S\ <^=K | t^

Khesef'her-khemiu

proper name.

the name of the herald of the

Seventh Arit.

^ OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 319

Khesem ^ ^ ^ Letopolis.

khesteh f R^^ ^

to destroy.

khet ^ /] steps, throne.

"^ ^^ great stairs of Osiris.

khet ^ n fire, flame.

khet ^'^"'^ wood, tree, stick, staff, sceptre, board

;

planks of a ship;

rod.

khet vo-^.^^ mast.

- iVkhet

khetkhet

A.^' to retreat, go back.

khet "^^'-^ back, behind.

^J

khet

khetu

^ behind, in the following of.

^ followers.

Ill

to Avrite, to cut on wood or

stone; ^^^^^^^ Mn

cut, engraved.


khet

I I I ^

things, affairs, cases, goods, pro-

perty.

'^ everything.

Cbr^ %\ ^^^ all sorts of bad things.

^ ^ -il I I I

I I

(E

I I I

J^/^o everything beautiful and

' -J pure.

} I JSall most beautiful things.

^ sweet things.

^"^"^ C^ tk '^ everything bad111^-^ l"^ ^ JTi I I and evil.

I I

I i

<M> r-N ^^^ things about Osiris

[

things on the altars.

things of Horus (i. e., offerings, pro-

' ' '-^^^^ perty of).

t^ p=±z;i things (offerings) of the night.

I I I

ci:^

I i

^ ^ I things of the festal altars.

oyo^ tZi

I

'-I

I I I

T-n thing's of his father Osiris.M

pOF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 321

things of the Eye of Horns.^ ^ . -<2>-

ov.._^ thinsrs of the Boat,

I I I

their personal things.

khetu

khetita

khetem

khetemiu

khetemit

khet

khetebet

I 1^ IIM I I

(Sill

I

fiends, devils.

\\ Q to shut in, to seal, close the door on

;

those shut in.

I i

H\fl fl o 9 closed place, prison,

to float down stream.

jr?: - ~i^ wo .

I I I

5a

IV.

s.

her, she, its ; V ^^aaaa 1 aa/vaaa A T),

AAAAA/\

I I r

^1person, man, one.

everyone, everybody.

21


set

sa I ^ I

I

woman.

son.

son of Ra.

sat

sati

D

O

VrSa-mer-f 1L '

Sa-pa-nemma

Sa-ta

firstborn son.

daughter.

daughter of Ra.

w

the two divine

daughters, i, 6.,

Isis and Nephthys.

"Son loving him";title of a priest.

a proper

' ' ' name.

'son of the earth"; the nameof a serpent.

sa side, back.

in the side.

[^ afterwards.

[^ behind.

p

sa

sa

sa

sauu

Sa

Sau


^ [q1 after.

I I

l\ ..__j]I^ by the back.

[q] cm chamber (?).

to protect, a thing which protects,

protection. See"

D

I to perceive, know, recog-

i m

0|I I ]

j^knower of hearts,

"^ '" trier of reins.

©fM-ise man.

^ the god of knowledo'e.

©

Sa-Amenti-Ra oW

fl

W

a proper

name.

Saau'ur

Saa

\

^\\\\\>^^^^ a proper name.

^ -^ ''shepherd"; a

name of Osiris.

21*


(^ X

P

sau <S X«; n

i^a^^%'^'

^ a

4-^'h-© X

to watch, keepi

guard over,

protect, keep

in restraint

;

to tend sheep.

!> 4 S Q

sau, sai © watcher,

guardian,

shepherd.

I

I

AIII

plur. of

preceding.

people in fetters.

I I I

I I I

I I

watchers, warders,

fetterers, fetters.

I I I

p

sait

sau

Sau

saaiu

s-au

saut

sab

sab

Sab (?)

Saba

Sabes

sam


/ restraint, ward,w I

corruption.

tk ^ ^ the city of Sai's.

^*^4^

%.M<^4

1^

p=^ -fvUpper Sais.

Lower Sai's.

evil ones (?).

I I

to make glad, to provision,

wide goings, journeyings.

to transfer.

making to cease.

PfJV jackaliplur. [ly^-^

M(I'^X 11 n ^^^ herald of the Second Arit.

} the name of a god.

^ to consume, burn up.

)

326 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION n

Samiu

samiu

^.m a group of gods or fiends.

1^^ [)1|

>^ IIti^^ s^'is ''-'^^ ^^"-

samut [g] V\ ^J^\, hair.

1 ^ '^ W\ ^[

tresses, hair.

'^v 1^ © ^^^^ ^^^y ^^ grasshoppers.

samit

Sanehem

sanehemu

^^

Sar

saru

sariu

sah

o

^^^I

gi^^sshopP^rs,

Osiris.

sah

.1

n ^ Ik "^^^"v\ !

order o£ dismissal (?).

^[^'fevfT^^£.#''"'"'^^^ disposed per-

-£^4 4 -ir ^^&ii I sons.

Ill . 1 .

} to journey, to traveL

journey.

an estate, farm, homestead.

sah

Hill

fingers, toes, claws.

1

Sah


Orion.

Saq^baiu f]^

Saqnaqat [^

name,

to collect, gather together.

i

I

^^collector of souls"

;

sat .

sat

sat

satu

sat

u Jr* I the name of a boat,

a proper name,

^^ ^

apparel, garment, robe, dress.

to think scorn of the god.

^"^^^ evil, evil one.

I I i

n ^ U^^% ^ ^^^^^' building.

^ o

l^ earth, ground, floor of aci TV s I chamber.

Ill i

sati ^ w

ITTTTn

threshold.


Satiu —^

satu

Sa

Saa

Saa

Sau

saat

Saatiu

sau

sabit

sab-kui

sap

(1

1

®

"^^i

P^^^^

the city of Siut, the modern

Asytit.

'^^ terrors.

I i I

the name of a town and of

a god.

the god Sa.


a god.

to cry out.

to encroach, attack.

n

I slaughterers.

! I

o wP.U.. pq^^l

AAA/nAA

AA/'>AAA

AAAAAA

to drink water,

animals for sacrifice.

D

to make to weep.

to judge, decide, compute, reckon

up, examine, inspect, inquire

judged, computed.

1

sapu

sap

sapti

Sap

sapt


1(] D^l judge, judgment

;plur. ^ ()

n^|| ^

I I I

D w

^ ,—w.

account, reckoning, a

list of goods, property.

the name of a god.

D

sam (saam) H fl A W\

nsan

san

(1

AAAAAA

<^<C3

abode of the god Sap.

to shew kindness,

length, extent.

to be kind, do good to, benefit.

I I ^AAAAA

1 a I

things which

san

san

san

san

sas

n3X

I I AAAAAA^ A

nourish; l[

1 AAAAAA ill

benefit.

clay,

to walk, march, pass along,

to pull, draw.

Hto be in good case.

AAAAAA

Ill . HID, Six;' III ' 111^

AAAAAA \,^^

sixth; = ^la'i'

III III

'^'

the festival held on the

sixth day of each month.


Sasa

saka

saqer

Sati

nm

M

the name of a city

z]

to afford relief.

to make strong, or perfect.

PI

the name of a city.

]

executioners.

i

sati

saten/VSAAAA

I

saa

saam

sab{suab)^^^\^^

1 /IAAAAAA

I

\\fI

AAAAAA ll

(JI I -eid AAAAAA U I

headsman, executioner,

to transfer,

to magnify,

to slay.

AA/W\A

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

saba

n ^K'iO AAAAAA ^1 / I AAAAAA g ^ ^^^

I I -^ AAAAAA —Zl

to wash, purify, cleanse.

washed, plated.

to make to enter, force

fjfi Il'i^^'^ j]I ^1^ entrance.

p

sam

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD

Sam-em-senf ~~

sawiu

331

to make to eat or drink, to

swallow.

eaters, devourers.

Sam-em-kesu

sam

!^il,w

sama

sankh

of blood" ; a proper name.

eater of bones"

;

a proper name.

n^ Q

K ^ flowers, plants.

P:>'"•

n m 111

to vivify, keep alive, to

support life, to feed, give

> sustenance to, ^Vivifier

of hearts";

a title of

Osiris.

sant

sar

XDC to make strong.

=> A

^=^

w A

to make to come, to introduce.


sart

sariu

sah

sahu

sah

sah

saha

p

1^^^^ approach, introduction.

1 1%^I A

A III

P

r^l8

introducers.

the spiritual body of a

man, later the mummy;

^88

^8plur.

Mentioned with the

and the ^% ^.

-^ I

A

to become a sah,^ o 8^

endowed with a 5a^.

8 =

honour.

A

A

A L

A ^

A

> to set up, make to stand up,

set up a pillar,

set up the Tet.

n OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 333

suV T^^ "=' _n

su tchesef 1 t^ "^;;^ he himself.

m

he, him; 1^4^ I

AAAAAA

I III*

sua

suash

suatch

suas

sui

sun

sun

X X

fl

A' AA

to pass by.

s=]l)

I W I

flMr"fl

to be green, vigorous, flourish-

-~-\i\

nwa

AAAAAA'

niiiiiii

s» fl

AAAAAA T >"

decay.

crocodile.

to open.

to be destroyed.


1

sun

sunen

sunat

Sunnu

sura

suriu

surt

suha

suh

suht

sukha

sukhet

suser

susekh

+4 AAAAAA -r r-

AAAA/vAAAAAAA Vs IAAAAAA V

I

AAyWVA

^AAAAAR^pool, lake, any large col-

lection of water.

AAAAAA I

=0=

AAAAAA I <^

unguent.

roAAAAAA /

AAAAAA KA

AAAAAA <1-

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

PSP^

the city called by the Greek

Syene. Heb. nilp.

to give to drink, to drink.

"^^^"^"^ A\drinkers.

AAAAAA K \ /\ |

A/^NA^NA r .i! I

(1

» =

to supplicate,

a garment.

mm1%\ ^ ^ to embalm, mummify.

evil recollection.

to strengthen.

m to make broad, to make

wide [i. e,, long) the steps.

pOF THE BOOK OP THE DEAD. 335

Sukati

sut

sat

Sut

Suti

Suti'Znes

suten

V.

the name of a god.

AA/VVAA

he, it, himself, they, them.

"""^ hair.

Ml

the god of darkness and night,

and of physical and moral

evil.

a proper name.

king; 1 ^ 111 king of

the gods.

^^ rn t)x^ the reis^nine; kin£\

! king's.

sovereignty, kingship, reign.

sutenit

suten bati

to reign, sovereignty.

T AAAAAA I I t '^ n

IV 1

^ ^^ > Kin^ of the South and North.m I

suteniu batiu

lli\!\M\^-%i

plur. of

preced-

I ms:.


suferz foaf Asar I^Th^^^^j^^ Osiris, king of the

lîn ^J T^^ Egypts.

suten heh 1 ^ D§o§ ''king of eternity"; a title

suten Tuat 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ 'king of the Tuat": a title

of Osiris.

T AAAAAA "^ ^ n of Osiris.

suten hemt 1 ^ ''king's woman", i. e., queen.

suten sesh 1 Zfi "king's scribe", i. e., royal scribe.

suten.... 1 - 5^byssus;plur. 1 ^ 61.T AAAAAA I 1 T AAAAAA I I

suten ta hetep 1 A «=^=» an ancient for-

T LiA o D mula meaning

1 " l^-'SÎ '^may the king

ing", dating from the time

when the king sent gifts for

the funeral feasts of his

loyal servants. At a later

period its use was purely

conventional in funerary

texts.

{

Suten-henen(or Henensu)

AAAAAAAAAAAA Herakleopolis, the Djn of

® Isaiah XXX. 4. The Copts

called it ^^nec, or ^tinc, or

G^nHc, and its Arabic name

is ,Ûa\.


sutennu

sutekh

sutcha

setcha

sutcha

setcha

]\>^^^\>i A ^^ extend, walk with long

^^i^

S G

A

A

n i^

(^

14

SI

SI

sia

strides.

to treat with medicaments,

to embalm.

to set out on a journey, to

go, travel.

to be strong, sound, well,

to make strong and happy.

it, its, them.

"j fl AJl

fulness, satiety.

^s^-j^ to cut, engrave.CQEE

Seb (Keb?)

Sebu {Kebu)

Ji 1

seb

sebbi

\ the Earth-god.

^ 11©J)^ the abode of Seb (or Keb).

1] A ]^^ gnide, to lead, to pass by

^r.

^^ Jor through a place ; -yr i [1,

J A

~7r

passage,

IV. 22


sba

sbaiu

sba

sbau

sbau

I 1 I

'j*iistar, Star-god

;plur.

S. . . fi^

I

stars.

i' iir ^ i<

i<\\ c:r-zinrzi

door, gate, pylon; the

forms i<

occur.

nr-3

alsocm

i I I plur. of pre-

I i I i i I

i< i< i<

ceding.

sbaut n

[T"^ [IT-Z] CT-ZI I

[=-1]

I I r j^j [T-Di World

to instruct.

.^^! doors of the Other

^ ^ to rebel.


sebaki

Seba

seba

seba

sebau

seben

sebeh

sebeh

sebhet

sebhit

'J

'J

aU helpless one, inert, weak.


to be an enemy of some one,

mv

1JIJ^Uq!!>) [enemy, fiend.

A I Y o

V^' I 111

V V V

AAAA/V\

Ann

J

o

plur. of preceding.

to retreat, depart.

J"^^^5^ to keep a festival.

O

I I to call upon someone, to

A invoke.

urn} invocation, praise.

22*


sebekh

sebkhet

^ be master of, have power over (?).

'J

J!SI

)

ID

> gate, pylon.

i I

sebekhbekht Hj]^ |)

\ plur. o£ preceding,

to scatter (?).

A

Sebek

Sebeku

sebeq

"I|],_-_^t^ Hj the Crocodile-gods.

the Crocodile-

god, who was

a form of the

Sun-god.

Sebeq-en-Shesm

leg, thigh.

Sebeq-en-Tem fj

Sebek

Sebka

a proper

name.

a proper name.

the name of a god.

Sebaku U%.«Ml

]OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 341

sebtn 1]

^ to be pleased (?), laugh, laugh-' J ^= ter.

sebt n H n ^ walls.

sep

PJ-Dsep ""'*""

^ season, luck, fate, occasion, op-

^ ® portunity, circumstance, case.

etc.; plur. ^ ^1, ^ ^^|,AAAAAA M^

I

a ©H— ^

H-

D © w

a right case, a just trial,

ill luck, a bad time.

^ ^/S^~^8"^^?^Iam Fate and Osiris.

~''*~a prosperous time.

D ©

^. ^\ tk rn~i the occasion of the

n © im Jr *niffht.

.^^^ D ©

AAAAAA

'i=>'

likewise, at the same time.

fj f| " another time or opportunity.

i4d ©

at no time, never

D ©-M /rr\

primeval time, when the world

a © 1 began.

, ©D ©'

time ;

^ twice ;^ four times

;

' W ' MM '

'W1AAAAAA millions of times.

^11 n ©


Sep sen

sep

sep

Sep

Sepa

seppi

sepi

seppu

sper

sper

speh

sepeh

D ©H

D ©

n D

n °

IIduplicity.

to pass sentence.

crown (?}.

the name of a god.

D

D

I—)—

1

/ the name of a 2:od.

D D

DH

D D

y I

\ remainder.

omission.

A A

to come to a place, to arrive at

comers.

to speak to, address,

to make to arrive at.

n

X> to tie with a rope, to fetter.

M\ ©

1

sepher

sepher

Sepes

sept


sept

Septu

Sept

sept

ra#^.#A

^^^ to design, make a

plan, draw, write.

to make to revolve.

[Inn a proper name.

1°° lipipD AAAAAA

AAAAAA edge of the water.

> the two Kps.

nome; plur.

^pp

the nome of Maati,

l-All a

A*l

A^'A'I

Al

£A^1I

P^Al

god of the Eastern Delta

;

( a form of Horus.

the star Sirius.

to be ready to do or use some-

thing, prepared;

to be pro-

vided with. A ^ K\ A [J pro-

vided.

^ prepared for the moment.

sept

sept


AI.__j

jj%\ w\\ having horns ready to

A t^ ^ ready of face, keen, alert (?).

^ A ^^^ a kind of wood.

AAAAAA

Sept-kheri-nehait-ami-beq Aj^^^ "ffP [1 T i 4-

\V J ^ iL ^-^^^^ N| ^ proper name.

Sept-mast-ent-Reruti ~^| ^ j^ IK rU | (^

"^'

_^^ w

sef maat

sef her

seG

sefekh

sefekh

o

o

yesterday ; I

a proper name,

1O

^K.c=^ ^ iQ \)Q gracious, longsuffering.

r# babe, child.

[1seven.

Ill

> ^ I

to untie, undress, set free;

P

Sefekh-neb-s^

A a proper name.

p

seft

seft

seft

sem

sma

sma

smat (?)

sma ta

sma


M

^ to slay.

knife, sword.

^_ ^ n "^^"^^ ^ pitch, Tinguent.'

I ^ III

I \\ ^ a priest (also setem v\

I loin.

?

[ to join together,

union, assembly,

a burial place.

il

U? >^.l^

^r,

^

union with the earth,

i, e., burial.

->^=^

^^=>^

H\ "^^^^ '5 day of burial.

^^^ 1^; a

to unite the Two Lands,

i' ^'^ Egypt,

to kill, slaughter.

slaughterer, butcher.

346 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION H

'] A^lcN >4 COW or bull bound for sacrifice.sma

smaui

smaar

smau

smaiu

sTziaiu

^^"^M]\ to renew, remake.

U

I

f

^

I I I

I i I

to oppress,

branches.

1 n^ poles of a bier.

fl fl^ branches.

ill I I

a

klfl^lslaughterers, fiends.

I i I I I I

plur. of pre-

I I

ceding.

butchers of Set.

god of slaughter.


Smait

srtiaa

smaaiu

ifl

two goddesses of

slaughter.

to pay what is due, make an of-

fering.

^^^^^,T.'^^^^'''

smaa-kheru

smam

stnam

smamiu

smam

smamta

Smam

1^

(1

Smam-ur fj

p>Smam H ^

smamu f] i^

to justify, to make trium-

phant, to proclaim blessed.

H\ ^'^^^>-, to slay, sacrifice.

^^5^>^ ^Q. butcher.

slaughterers, fiends.

K \\ tx:^ ^ ^^1^ f^^ sacrifice.

[

cattle for sacrifice,

I victims.

^^ I^ the name of a god.

the name of

/ the Soul of

^5^,S| ISeb(Keb).

^v f\ the name of a lake.

K t^*""^ foliage or branches of

--^^--^ IN a tree.


s121am

smat

smatu

Smati

Smamti

smat

sma

sma

smaiu

sma

smat

sma

smau

" (i>\s."^^ clouds.

I i I

bows of a boat (?).

1X^t^ '' torture chambers, shambles.

a proper name.

^ ^ C\ ^^ ^ ^ proper name.w

^ ^ O

o O

1

^ festival of the half month.

I

to report, announce, bear a

> message ; ' y Si) report-

ing; w

J>

herald, announcer.

j

pQjn leather.

)n tk^W pieces of leather.

]^

i

report.


semu

sertiiu

semi

smema

smen

smen

smenkh

smert

smer

smeh

1000 ^^v\ '^ ^^""^^^ p^s^î'

R ! devourers

age.

Mi^ to entreat,

to burn up.

jm^

I AAAAAA Vii

I I

I

I AAAAAA ; I

o U

1 AAAAAA / j

to stablish, be stablish-

ed, fixed, made firm.

ûx^

fixed head.

a kind of goose.

^

z:

^ Q. I

T^

to repair^ re-establish, beautify,

make ])erfect.

eyelids.

to inflict or cause pain.

<=>^=^

o^ AAAAAA

AAAAAA

°^^^ni

^11ô<=ÂAAAAA

AAAAAA,

AAA/vAA

to flood, to submerge, water

fields.


smehit

semkhet

semes

semsu

c>^=x^

/VAAAAAAA/VNAAAAAAA^ flood.

^-e^2r^

\J

P

to make to be born, produce.

».psi.ps

LMI I

> eldest, firstborn.

Semti (?) "~N a a king of the

1st dynasty.

This name was formerly read Hesepti.

smet ^ f^==d) to listen.

smetmet (?)j^^^*''''^ to pry into.

Smetu

smet

the warder of the First Arit.

^^^ 11 i^l I

woven with, or shot with (of

^ I ^1 cloth).

SmeUaqa^\\f^ I U

n s^—

D

Smeti-aqa ^,)) ^\

w U A

Smetti

the name of a rudder.

^ name of a part of

' the magic boat.

a proper name.


smetru

semtet

sen

sen

sen

sen ta

sen

sen

sent

I I r I I

^

to investigate, search out.

find the truth.

servant, serf.

p

\ / IAAAAAA -TJ

^ l' I I 1^

I

they, their, them.

two ; second, fellow, equal, com-

I^

panion, like, equal ; /wwv. ^^ 1

1

D I P Q "^) two breasts.

to smell, breathe./\AAAAA A/WAAA *;

<£>' )

to smell tlie earth, to pay^

' homage.

JI house, abode (?).

hl^ 1brother;dual|--^|,|vv^,

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

^ wAAAAAA

sister.

Ih'llU

two sisters, pair of sisters.


companion, fellow.

n

seni

sen

sen

Senu

sena

senaha

sena

senaat

senb

senba

senb

senbet

senpu

AAAAAA

w A/WAAAA ^I I I A ^^ fl

HIT

NAAA/NA \

X a' ^\! to pass away, depart, to

I walk.

^5:;>^ to slit, to cut.

a city near Panopolis.

adoration.

injury, misery,

restraint.

to beautify (?).

A/-AAAA 1 , \«yt

^

AAAA ]ra

I I I

AAAAAA

^ AH

AAAAAA (^

AAAAAA

J 111

I/\AAAAA II 1

n ^^1 AAAAAA \l

to be well, strong, healthy.

health, soundness.

fl OA AAAAAA XTwall; plur. Ij^y

AAAAAA

Jlibation vessel.

ZZ^ %\ ^^^ slaughterings.

D Jl I I I


senf AAAAAA J^ AAAAAA

( a—"— w I

AAAAAA ^^ I

blood.

senfekhfekh

senemÂAA ^

""^^ to be untied, set loose.

I

1

J>

abundance.

I

senemtl-i^TiUl AAAAAA ^^ J^ R, jil) I tôrlnrA

senemai

Senemti

senemem

senen

sennu

u .-.-1^1^: to make advance.

l^^la proper

^^^ hail-.

name.

mi image, statue.

AAAAAA

JI AAAAAAA

to cut, to sever

;

those who cut.

AAAAAA

AAAAAAmsennit

sennu

sennu

•sL^ •^L»

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

to gather (?).

AAAAA^

ÂAAAA Wo Jr I I

> cakes, bread-offerings.

O (^1 I

IV. 23

354 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSIONP

sennau

sennut

senni

Sen-nefer

AAAAAA

AA/VSAA1]^^ to fail

'\ AAAAAA ^carrier.

AAAAAA

IIa proper name.

senneshni \r^^—° storm./AAAAAA AAAAAA

W I I J

seneh

senehep

to be in servitude.

ra

«;

|—I|-^

^1—

u

to be strong

\a

ra DSeneh'paqarha 'Z^'^^

ra

AAA>^vAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Senehaparkanara

the name of

a city.

AAAAAA AAAAAA'\AA/V/\AAAAAAA

I

® m \ ©the name of a city.

senehem

senkha

^-"\ AAAAAA

AAAAAA

senekhekh

senes

sensi

sensu

w

n

to deliver.

to disembark (?).

to grow old.

to praise.

to cry out, invoke.

1

Senseneb[j

sensenni

sensen


the name of the mother

of Nu.

M

AAAAAA

AAAAAAAAAAAA

\\

H

S'to breathe, snuff the air

AAAAAA A/y\AAA|

"\ AAAAAA rv AAAAAA yjy

w «

V

breathings, breaths.

sensen

sensen

uAAy\AAA AAAAAA

AAAAAA C

, 1*£ .

to become friendly with

some one, to fraternize;

to smell.

IA/vsAAA

JAAAAAA

| [bccome corrupt, to decay.

to have a bad smell, to

senesh —"miiim

AAAAAA

^,X —^

n1

X<AAAAAA I

SSID i^

,

senshu

seneshni

zz:^.'^ bolts (?).

( w I wH AAAAAA

AAAAAA

I I 1

to unbolt, unbar,

open.

w >5LJt vv IS, a

storm, hurricane,

23*


Senk

senket

Senket

senk-ab

senq (?)

senqet

sent

sent

sent

sent

sent

sentu

O a proper name.

—"— c=i —"— oAAAAAA AAAAAA

O'

z:^ w fll

AAAAAA

/I

AAAAAA

yu

I

AAAAAA

I i I

light.

the name of a city.

O strong-willed.

to suckle.

labourers, builders,

-H-

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

£3 tO^

AAAAAA ^ -^

^ AAAAAA f I^^

AAAAAA I /

I' o oW I

foundation,

-M-

AAAAAA

^ A—H— OOAAAAAA

I

QQ draughtboard, game of

draughts.

AAAAAA

^ AAAAAAA

to pass away,

decay.

^^ enemies.

p

Sent'Ra

senter

senther


==^ m ^ proper name.

357

senteh

Sent..,

sent

AA/VSAA

1

1

II:

^ AAAAAA

I

AAAAAA /" Q

^ r =1 O incense offered to the god;

<z:> i to cense theo

month.

AAAAAA

to have power over.

^ 1^ ?^ ^ the brother-gods^^^^ Horns and Set.

p

to fear, be afraid,

sent ab ^I^

sent AAAAAA

senetchemPIS.I

pi^=

timid.

fear.

to make glad or happy,

pleasure.

358 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSIONP

senetchem

sentchert

ease.

to sit.

^ restraint.

j; a

ser

TO Ji I x*^ X ^^^^^l^sting prince;

I <=:>

I I a proper name.AAAAAA I' N

, rae

ilWplur. of preceding.

sern

I*

to give orders or directions,

to announce, give tidings;

sert

Ser-kheru

Sera-kheru

p

^ III

order, announcement.

the name of one

V of the Forty-two

Judges in the Hall

of Osiris.

Serat'beqet'~'*~"

f\ \q, 11 ^ Jl the name of a sacred

tk "^ grain, barley.seru

seru

serui (?) n <=^ ^Ay II


j

geese of a special kind.

I

flame.

^

serukhet

serut

\^ to treat with medieameiits,

=^=^ embalm.

\ ^ i

^)U' ^ iJ

to make to grow, to

flourish, to perpetuate.

seref

serem

serenp

serhu (?)

serekh

to be hot, flame, fire.

I^^^R ^^^ to make to weep,

to make young.

_ to overthrow.

f#

..^:^(?)

P'

serekh

Serekhi

seres

PTh

to make to know, to inform.

a funerary building, a co-

gnizance.



to be awake, to watch.

watch, watching, watcher.


SereS'her

fi

-1

I

I I

serqaau

Sert

sert

sert

Sertiu

sehep

seher

seherr

sehert

!)esgp

^Vatching face"; the

name of a god.

'Vatching faces" ; a

class of divine beings.

to be refreshed, to

breathe.

•5«''«^'crtap

> the goddess Serqet.

H"^"^^ a city in the Seventh Aat

PTA-(1^51 = P-V

goad" ; the name of a part

of the magic -boat.

^

n f] tk S) the name of one of the Forty-

1 1 Ji ^ two Judges in the Hall of

ra .

ra c II—"— /"^

ra o

Osiris,

lawgiver.

to make quiet, subdue,

carnelian.


seh

sehap

sehua

sehui

sehura

hall;^

PfKT

the chamber of the embalm-

ment of Osiris.

' to hide.

to confuse, disarrange.

to gather together, collect.

seheb

sehem

seheptet

sehen

seher

O

to curse.

to keep a feast, to makefestival.

to turn back.

""**"" D..^_j^ name of a boat (?).

to order, arrange (?).

^I A AAAAAA I I L

to drive away.

362 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION R

plur. '^1

1

sehes

sehset

seheq

seheq

to make to meet.

A

Z1

a meetmg.

j; ato cut off, hack in pieces.

to appoint to some office.

^ D '- D

seheqer fj R ^ .^^^ to cause to hunger, to keep

^ "^^^^ hungry.

sehetepI to make to be at peace, to

propitiate, to pacify,

to quiet the heart,

to propitiate the divine Ka.

0"

o D^r I

W-^um peacemakers.

pacification.

^ D

(E3)offerings which bring peace.

^ D I I

[1


Sehetep'taui

sehetem

^ D

Sehetemet'Au-a-em-abet

^^pacifier of the TwoLands"; a proper name.

to destroy.

^n& f^'b'

^, ,

the name of the banksAAAAAA L- -J

of a river

Sehtet {\^^ ^ ^ ^ proper name.

sehetch

-til

Sehetch'urr\<?^[

^^ ^ ^'Great Light", i. e., Ra

to emit light, illumine, to

shine.

light, radiance, brilliance.

sekh

sekha

to break, strike, cut, wound.

©

to have in mind, to

commemorate, to re-

member.

relnembrance for good.

364 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION(1

^sekha

AAAAIAAAA I

/VW\ V.

sekhap

sekhar

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

jmemorial services.

I

remembrance of evil.

to be deaf.

a Cow-goddess.

j

eaters (?).

I

to swallow,

to milk.

sekharu

' to plate, to mould.

sekhakeru ^—=>

^iSekhat'Heru

! to ornament.

h^ a Cow-goddess.

Sekhai

Sekhiu

S

Ji imi

to make to rise or appear, to

crown.

ps^mi

*^:mi'

\ the name of a double

[ serpent god or fiend.


sekhu

mito praise, glorify.

sekhu^

^^ii/

1

praise.

sekhun ]^^^

O (2^^1> to revile, curse.

p AAAAAA /?)/VSAAAA VX

seiriiuf n ® t^e^:= n to fortify.

A

sekhep^ D

A

Sekhepti[]® ^ w

D A

sekheper fj

to make advance,

a proper name.

^1

to make to become, to create,

fashion, form.


sekheperu —^<—m <

1those who cause things

to be.

sekhef nil 11110,,^,^th.

ill ' III ^

sekhem

P

AAAAAA

LI «Zi AAAAAA

^„^^5j^ AAAAAA

to forget, forgetfulness.

Sekhem

shrine, sanctuary.

gods of the shrine.

--ST

^n.,-iU. d"^

sekhem

the city of Letopolis.

I J^^^i—

a

to recite, to read.


sekhem

I

m

Sekhem

to be strong, mighty,

to prevail over, to

gain the mastery,

show oneself strong,

might, power.

bold man, victor.

brave in heart.

weak.

mighty one, strong.

the natural power, vital

power of a man, any

power spiritual or phy-

sical.

the Powers

;

^u II the

Double Pow-I I I

er.

Sekhem-ur

Sekhem-em-ab

'great Power" ;a proper

name.

'p?-^s^^i:r»'"'his heart";

a proper name.

368 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION fj

Sekhem-nefer ^ ^] "^"^^ ^'good Power";a proper

name.

n'^zMîfA-^kSekhmeUren-s-em-hemuts

the name of a sacred cow.

Sekhmet (Sekhet) îl^'^ name of a goddess.

Sekhmet'Bast-Ra ^^'^^'^ ^ '^^ a solar triad.

sekhen

sekhen

1 ^ to direct (?).

o

AAAAAA /^ (l

fJ

J / to embrace.

sekhni

sekhenen

n ^ A '^=e 5) ^^great embracer";a proper

IAAAAAA J |<r=:>^ name.

n ^ IJ^ to make to alight.I AAAAAA VX *ÂAAAAA

w

"^ XT] ^^^^^^^ to become rotten, to decay.

sekhensh "^ —^^-J

AAAAAA ''^^^^^C^

sekhent

I AAAAAA <^5=Î

jri AAAAAA /^

to make to stink, to calumniate.

} to make to advance.


sekhent

sekher

n ® Y! pillars.I AAAAAA

I

J-

^I I

[sekher fj

p.

to offend,

M]] <&<

\

plan, device, counsel, arrangement.]

plur. of preceding.

1 ^ ^i] ^ ^ -^^ apian of triumph,

sekher

F=^

^1

or blessedness.

celestial designs, ordi-

nances of heaven.

r^

<2

I I

to overthrow.

P4>^

fallen.

overthrow.

Sekher-at ^^^^ ^^^ S^^ ^^ ^^^ Sixth Arit.

Sekheriu

IV.

/] fl tk the name of one of the Forty-

1 1 -IT two Judges in the Hall of Osiris.

24


Sekher-rem er

name.

sekhekh

sekhes

sekhes

sekhsekh

I M—

to straighten.

to run.

^

n^nto fasten, make firm.

I I

sekhesef —»— ^C§^ SA ]^^ meet with hostility, to re-

> pulse, to contradict, give

—M— ^iS^ j;—J

evidence against.

sekhet

sekhtu

sekhtiu

to net, to snare, spread out a

net.

sekhet

sekhtiu

I I i

snarers, hunters,

fowlers , fisher-

men.

ninin

S I

I.

oI

m ^1^ the divine field labourers.

111^

^'Great Field", i, e., heaven.


SekheUAanru(or Aaru)

Sekhet-neheh

Sekhet-neteru

Sekhet'Ra

Sekhet-hetep

Sekhti-hetep

MA ,\>o

rr^w.^

^III

nin i I'll, ^v^I

£1^

the *Tield

of reeds",

> i, e., the

Elysian

Fields.(£ W '

f) a proper name?

jV Rq8 "Field of Eternity".

"Field of the gods".

"Field of Ra".

iicmfin

Mln n 1 n

SininH,

mnin

mmm

I I I

\> o Dill ®

the 'Tield ofPeace",

or 'Tield of Offer-

ings";

a name of

the Elysian Fields.

W t::^ Dthe god of the Field of

Peace.

24*


Sekhet'SanehemuMA

^9 /WWVA M f\ ,,

'Tield of the Grasshoppers"

SekheUSasa (inn ^flliPQn © ''^ield of Fire".

sekhettu R^^^'^ plants.

sekhet 0^^'

sekbet

ii'

to turn upside down,

invert, stand on the

head; \i:k I

SekheUher-ash-arup^l;?,*^,^T! i ^'in-

u I

sekhtu

sesu

sesun

sesunt

seseb

sesen

verted face, of many forms"; the name

of the porter of the First Arit.

to hunger.

AAAAAA

H—

AAAAM. I I I

J

PP

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

times, days,

to destroy.

to destroy,

to slay.

to snuff the air,

p

seska

seset

seset

sesh

sesh

sesh

sesh


'II

n"^

body.

legs.

to burn up.

XI w I

X a' A^czsz] XX a' A

X ^A

M^

XA

iiiiiiiii ' X

czszn

H—

to pass, journey, travel.

passage.

impassable.

to open, unbolt.

to be wise, skilful, know-ledge.

II^

nest; plur. d

birth-place.

two nests.

^


Seshet

sesh

seshu

sesh

seshai

(1

(i^

oname of a town and its god.

to write, draw, copy, make a plan.

Jiwritings, decrees, do-

cuments , archives,

books , copies of

books, etc.

z3

scribe, copyist.

accomplished scribe.

^ D 1

veritable scribe (as opposed

to a titular scribe),

scribe of the temple property.

^)

scribe and draughtsman.

sir

\}m

^ r>»n«0 scribe and draughts-

''o ill man of the house of

gold,

scribe and designer.

skilled, able, compe-

3^^tent.

(1


^

seshem

to lead, guide

e

dance.

conduct, gui-

seshu —"—W^"^^^ to be empty.

seshep ^S^*^^ the measure of a palm.

D 1

seshepu "|r-n—

i

Q light, radiance ; see shesep,

seshem —^^J]^^

— u 6A IS^^^^' leader.

w

Aill

AIII

plur. of

preced-

ing.

seshmet \]^\\A advance, guiding, gui-

dance.

Sesbemit'^H^^ flO'^J)''conductress"; the name


O gratification (?).

of a goddess

j

''guide of eternity"; a

I I

Seshmu'heh R^^âÎ -ii ^ I I proper name.

SesAmu-âpi -^^ K ^ yv^

"'"^^ ''guide of the earth";

I ,<^^ JT ^ I a proper name.

Seshmu-taui R^^^^ %S A ^^ f)"guide of the Two

I-^ >^jr s 3x^ Lands"; a pro-

per name,

divine image, statue.

figure, design, image, form,

' similitude.

to scatter, destroy.

Seshem

seshem

seshen

seshen

seshen

seshennu

senshen

seshesh

seshru

-^^ X[ W I s c

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AAAAAA j\

AAAAAA

-M-

I W.) ^>->AAAAAA

""'^^^^( W I ÂAAAAA V_

H» VV »

'^^^^'^^^^^ AAAAAA

1 W J

lily.

I \v i f\^ tt±^ [i±:±p ttttpgarments, apparel.

p

sesbertI w I

OF THE BOOK OF THE DEA.D.

a cake, loaf.

377

seshet (?) X

Sesheta

sesheta

sesheta

seshetu

seshet

—M— ^=i

CZSTZlS

I W I}

-M-

fire; plur. [1 i

;gods of fire \] 3 i

the goddess of architecture.

to be hidden, mysteriouSj

incomprehensible.

-H-

I, C3n]1 W K

H ^ 'fl (^

X

3aD

hidden things, mysteries,

secrets.

— -^ Xlh<2^tkfjJl|of invisible

^D mc=^i 1<^=>jrjllJl forms and

I w I

shapes.

hidden of name.

Zd\:^>\ ^'"'''' "°'"'''

—"— ^czszuD l\-\

11 stories indeed.

^ r^-^^CToat se-

crets of Amenti.

fiends (?).

'5I

^^=^ I bandage, bandlet, tiara.

l^^e=^girdle, fillet for the head.


seshet-t

n

c^=^nrzi

sek

a chamber with a window or

opening in it.

I to decay, perish;

I

incorruptible.

w R

sekn

X

R^.n

seksek

sek-re

Sek'her

Seku

seka

n— P!^

to break through, fight

a way, to fight, des-

troy; to advance.

@ I

to direct.

a proper name.

I

(with akhemv) a class of gods.

sekemiu

Seker

Sekri

to plough.

"^^ gvQ^y or white hair.

I I I

\ the ancient god of the Other

World of Sakkarah.

^ ^=^^=J^-__j Seker in his secret place.


Seker

Sekri

Sekri

Seker

Seksek

sektiu

Sektet

^ the town of Seker.

^ ..^^5:^ the festival of Seker.

seq

seqa

seqai

the sacred bark of Seker.


n^v^

o o

ir^Dj^

A U' A .

11

to fetter.

the boat in which the

sun travelled from noon

to midnight.

to collect, gather together.

to exalt, to lift up.

n ^-^ A n Y ^ exalted one.

-M-

nrMUM1^ plur. of preceding.


seqeb

seqebb

seqer

seqet

\}

image (?),

to cool, refresh oneself.MMTJJ

Seqebit n ^ I) Ij"^

J) ^^^^ ^^ ^ goddess.

^ to smite, take prisoner.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

7 AAAAAA

J AAAAAA ;

&k AAAAAA

P.41 S^ Csmiter.

1 o -^^

*-\

i'PITi

^ O Dill

PI

D ^V^^^

to sail in a

boat, to

journey,

make a

voyage;

i D (^

encircled.

o :>^

^

voyages, sailings.

sailors, boatmen.I I

p

seqet

Seqet-her^^^— \

Hsekenniu


1 i^^^^

il I

dispositions.

381

warder of the Second

Arit.

o

seker

1 SAAAAA/W\AA

(1^

ffi

sef

set

set (?)

set

Set

PZS

r-p

^ ill

X

.p

p

o H

'^^ helpless ones, weak.I i I

to put to silence, makequiet.

silence,

she, it, its.

they, them, their,

to break.

ground.

^ cmD""^

' ^ MH\% "^ A%] thegodofphy-lA^'^m^^^l sicalandmor-

SUTI.

set (semt) P-^^

n^ o(\£>^

©

rv/\/i [^^\:^ cy:^ ff\mountam;plur. , r^^^

, jy,


set

set

setit

setut

setau

seti

setit

Sett

Sett

f

X^—^

(1

to shoot arrows, to

hurl stones.

px^Tfll i I I

to sow seed,

seed, progeny.

SMIarrows or beams of light, rays,

radiance.

burning, burner.T^^1f^ '^K^^ j

adversaries (?).

^ u^

Set'temui<^'' ^^^-^

the name of a goddess of the

First Cataract.

an Asiatic woman.

a proper name (var. ¥ vS.

p

StaP


a proper name.

383

D Asfa^, sfaf -^

sfau

sfaf

sfa

stau

stau

Stat

sti

1111' a Jl \

^ filth, dung.

dM I I

I

C3I

-e- a portion of the body.

^SKrt^^filthy ones, fiends.

1-^ A

AA '

D.m A 'I'D

^D A ''^Dm.F A

to tow a boat,

drag along,

bring carry.

D

A lll'^D

HiJ^Aiir A w

-<5-l=> I

^l^^lj

those

who tow,

bearers,

carriers.

^ see ^ Ke-stau.I C^^y] I

I I

I c^:^

(Ci O I

a measure of land.

W ' W \

p>,_ )> smell, odour.

J


Sti

P

"j^. v^ festal perfume,

willSti

setua

c>u.^r^/^^

^'land of the bow"; a nameof Nubia.

n /O '^ "^ to make or ascribe praise.

setut (or n^U\^\^ A to walk about.

sutet)

setut

seteb

setep

setep

setepu

him

to symbolize, typify,

captives.

^ n to cut.

I I i

D ^

setep sa ^^—

^

D

setem

n I i I

TV

to chose, chosen.

choice cuts of meats.

to work protection on behalf

of someone.

to hear; obey; ^\\hearer.

what is heard, listener.


setemiu .R A A f^ I — o listeners.

Setem-heri ^ \\ ^^

Setem-kheriw

the name of the

upper hinge.

l\ so^^ <~> Itlie name of the lower

Setem-ansi ^^qs;p ^\I

a proper name,

n AAAAAA

(3

n ^ yI AAAAAA I /

setennu

setentit

setenem

seter

set'hemt

seteken

to be distinguished,

Idistinctions.

p

—H AAAAAA

=^ A—H AAÂAA

£2^

ÂÂAA ^

III

AAAAAA

A

I AAAAAA - //

set

AAAAAA

-H

AIII

to make to walk,

wooden tablet (?).

to open,

woman, wife,

to make to enter.

invaders, those who

make to enter.

^:^ hair, foliage,

IV,25


s X

n

Set-qesu (or

Set-qersu)

X^

to break, split.

set

seta

setui

3etu

seteb

seteb

^=^^^ ^rj[

\ *'bone - breaker"; the

^ X^ ^ name of one of the

^^^^^i^

I

Forty-two Judges in

L'.' , 1

\>

to clothe, to dress.

a garment.

those who clothe.

I I

I I

{\

I I

p?^^

to tremble, quake,

trembling, terror.

to defame.

garment, hangings of a

shrine.

a'^^^' Ji/l ( obstacle, disaster, cala

- naity, misfortune.


I i I

setebh

setemu

seten

Setek

seteka

setekaut

setet

setet

seth

sethen

sethenem

sethes

SIh:

^ plur. of preceding".

I i I

I i I

A

^ X

A

i^.n-*—

^

^AAAAA VJ ^-V^AT^

praS3

to be ready, equipped,

edicts for slaughter.

distinguished.

a proper name.

to cover.

"^ sleep.

I I 1

to break,

to travel.

=0= scent, unguent,

distinctions.

^ to make to walk.

to raise up, lift up.5» Q

25*

(1


sethes Z^"^ /^\ \ to praise, extol, 'îft up", or

'^raise", a song or hymn,

sethesu

Ml

Jpraisings.

sethesu

sethes Shu

props, supports.

]

supporters.

^M [?t^ fi^ what Shu raises up, i. e.,

the sky

the supports of

Shu, i, e., the

four cardinal

points.

sethes

sethes

sethesu

setheken

setcha

setchami

e(î^ to be laid out.

<2. to knit together.

rJ^^ libations,

f 111

AAAAAA

A ^rî^ |]I to have sexual union,

A\^

to make to set out, travel.

to protect (?).

p

setchit

setcheb

setchefa


jj [JI]o seeds of a plant (?).

"'^ f]

I

to oppose, be in the way of,

^ -^ A obstruct.

setCher

(f=0

I i I

to feed with food

celestial or ter-

restrial.

'^bI]i^ s

to lie down in sleep or

death; dead, dead one;

"^^ I the dead.

setcheser """"^ <==

bier.

to sanctify.

setchetfu ^ to wound.

390 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION C=S=i

I \\ I

she i=s=i

s I

SheAkeb^=^^

SH.

pool, lake, laver; plur. c3cd V\ .

n pAtkQI

Lake of flames.

JAAAAAA c\

AAAAAA ill

Lake of Akeb, i. e.,

celestial ocean.

She Aqer A^ Lake of Aqer, i. 6., the per-

31 I i .^^ feet lake (?).

She ur tzsczi ^^ Great Lake.

She em MafketII

I^k

Lake of Maati.

"^ Lakes of Tur-

SheNu

Sheen Amu ^=^

AAAAAA

31I V •

"J AAAAAA

II quoise.

Lake of Nu.

3i*I

She en Asar ^=^^AA>

31I

SheenMaat<^^^^

She en Nesersert i=szd

s.^a! Lake of Fire.

M

31I

Lake of Osiris.

^ Lake of Maat.

) Lake of Fire.

n31 ^'i)

I W I OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 391

CZSZD

:sI

I W I

sI

Sheneter c=sz:

s:I

• AAAA

She heru 1=^^ ^

\AAAAA

1

Lake of Fire.

Lake of the god, i. e., Osiris.

Lake of Horus.

^ ^ Lake of the celestial

I I I ones.

Lake of Millions of years.

^ e^^ 1 o Lake of Natron.

AAAAAA <^ O

She heh t=^

She en hesmen ^^^^^

^I

She Hetep [=szd c=^ s\ Lake of the god Hetep.

She enthetch c=si=] -aaaaa^^j^^I^^ ^^ -^j^j^^

nI^

She en khebentiu ^-^^-^

,

O

sJAAAAA/

1

She en kharu ^=^^

X ^^^ ^ I Lake

of the wicked.

Lake of the

' geese.

She en sehetep l-^^—'

She en seshet ^^^^^^ XAAAAAA

"jc=^=i Lake of propitiation.

o D

Lake of Fire.

Shet Temui ^-^^^^^^^ Lake of the two knives.

She Tchesert

sha

I

I _

I

Lakes of the goddess

Tchesert.

field.

392 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION CZSZ

sha

sha

sha

shaa

shaas

shaa

shaa

TaTaTIK ^^=^ bread-cakes, food,

plants.

(§_

Shau

shauabti

shaua

Shai

Shahu

shabu

shabti

I I

to destine, predestine, fore-

ordain.

M^(l<^ pig-

. to travel, journey, go for-

ward.

one hundred.

to begin, beginning.

unto, <r=^t{I^..—J§Q§^unto all eternity.

T^T«T^ %^ © ^^^^ name of a city or town.

^ O'^(j

"^|]

^^^ name of the figure

.^^ I _^ J] w J inscribed with the

Vlth Chapter of the Book of the Dead.

book, writing.

IiHf] t^ '^ water plants.

the god of Luck or

"^^ Destiny.

the name of a £:od.

See SHAUABTI.

shabu


fflJ^^^ cakes, food.

Shapuneterarka ^M ^° %^1J ^^U j)name ofan

I ^ Utchat.shamu

Sharshar,..

Sharsharkhet

Sharshatakata..^^

shaheb

shas

a proper

' ''^ name.

name of an

Utchat.

a proper name.

I^r^l fD r^{

south wind.

T i

A

AShakanasa

Shaka

sha

uiI W I I

{ vv I

w o i'

I W I o

^ o

m

to journey, travel.

^ ^ IIa proper name,

a name of Amen.

sand.

sha (?)

shat

±^ "^^^>

I

^ I I

\»/

AAAAAA

book, writing, docu-

=> ^^ I ment.

Book of praise.

394 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION c=K

sha

shait

shamu

shat

sbat

shat

shatet

shu

,W , *==*v^ AAWVAA

\t I II I I ^CZS=]^=^ AAAAAA

1^

"=1I

jBooks of holy words.

Book of Thoth.

o W

\ \\ I

I W I

AAAAAA M- -lT>k

^^

8 Book of travers-

ing Eternity.

—^ ^rS! Book of

^^^^^'"^^ T I Breathings,

to cut, cut away, cut off.

3^-^r-wn^^^

I

^ D

^^^^>-- knife.

decorated (?).

knife, knives,

to cut, to wound, hack off.

\}'

"U^<=> ""III

\J

V;^ Q

I 1

woundings , cuttings,

slaughter, knives (?).

^ ^ [mm slaughter-blocks (?).

1^^^^=^ III

to be dry, hot.

[ W I

Shu


Shut

Shuu

shuit

shuit

shu

shu

shut

shuti

shut

shuti

the god of the air, dryness,

light, etc. ; the counterpart

of Tefnut.

eo

o

fern, of preceding.

the Sun-god.

light.

the abode of light (?) sky(?).

to lack, be needy, in want of.

KM

i\\>^ A\>^ plants, papyrus.

?^ f? feather.

pp».p:m

p^

p^

the two - feather

crown, e.g., that

worn -by Amen.

^ I

I

^:^^. I

o \\

feathers, plumage.

merchant.

396 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION czs:

shutet

shebu

shebeb

^t

I I 1

cakes, food.

rrr-i 1! \ ^ ^ throat.

Shebeb en Kesti ^czszdj j

t aaaaaaA t I Jf name

of a part of a boat.

JAAAAAA

(>=o cakes, food.

JAAAAAA \/

Q u. mixed.

shepDill

shepent •^^-^ ^

AAAAAA ^^

sheps

blind,

vessel.

li

v\

to be holy, venerable,

> sacred , worshipful,

majestic, awesone.

shept ab ^^^^^^ c^Sn- "O"

shefu

shefut

shaft

D o -^-1I

shame of heart, loathing.

boils, blains, insolence, arro-

gance.

^ ram (?), strength, power, terror

plur. ^ I.

3dl OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 397

sheft

shefit

^^^ ^ terrible of face.

^ a I

3hem

strength, power, ter-

ror.

I w I

Shemi ^^ f| n ^W 1 1 w

the Ram-god, symbol of

I

strength.

Shefsheet {—yr^

^^^ 'W\ jlI

strength, power, might.

seshem -^^ ^^^\ to walk, go, travel.

ts^A to calumniate, set the mouth

m motion agamst a man.

shemiu c^^\W \\\ I

J^^™^^^' gomgs

> about, travel-

Aill

shemuAAAAAA/V\AAAA

o

shemem \ w i

shemmet czszd

shemmet

^h.fi

the season of summer.

to be hot.

I fire, flames.I

fX;3 poison.

398 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION czsm

shema

shemait

.4^to sing, or play a musical instru-

ment.

^ a singer.

I

shema ^ ^

W u\') ^ III

, the south; ^ |^|stones of

the south.

Shemait -^ ^T) ^^^ goddess of the South, i. e.,^ o (m Nekhebit.

^ n . to follow , to accompany , be the

^ member of a bodyguard.

3 ^\ 3 n "^^

^ ^^ ^ follower, body-servant.

shems

shemsi

AIII

^-li-a \\ I

1 I

1 A I

A 333^1.,.; ^ C CIII/ y y >

plur. of preceding.

^p^ III D -il I

I'

]^^^^ chief servants of

shen

A D

III I

AA/v/\AA ^ - ^

i

Osiris.

servants of ;His Majesty.

to revolve.

( w I OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 399

shen

shenit

shenu

shenn

shen

shena

9. c=>

AAAAAA I I Cl)

AAAAAA ^Jl

2

AAAAAAAAAAAA

CZZ)I

czsm

AAAyW\

I I I

AAAAAA

hair,

hair.

circuit, circle, or-

circuit of

bit I T ^ Q AAAAAA

the earth.

Shenat'pet-utheset-neter H ^a ^t^HP ^

^ s;—a n );f25| the name of a sacred cow.

S/,a....si,aps.„a(e™J ^^j^ ^ |1 i^g^ the

name of a sacred cow.

shena -^^urz2

shena

shena

e

granary,

breast, body.

AAAAAA /-» n

sAAAAAA j\

shena ^R^^^

'^ to turn back, repulse.

repulse, violence (?).

shenaau ^'^~'\>'^^ wayfarers (?),

400 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION CZE

shenaAAAAAA _2i^i

A. I ZV

A

^

shenstet

sheni

shenit

sheniu

shenit

/V

wQ (^

ZV

to turn back,

repulse.

^ ^^

^:^/VAAAAA VW, AAAA^A

s 0(1

8 ()q^

wickedness.

^

"^^ hair, locks.^

i I i

j

storm.

I

cr~3 chamber.

»AAAA I IJj I Q^\S

flfl1,^

chiefs,

prin-

ces.

shenbet

shnemi

Shenmu

shennu

^ V\ %v ^ "the name of a town.

t vv I u w

AAAAA/".

D"^ a powder of some sort (?).

I

I W I OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 401

shennu

shennu

Shennu

shens

shent

shentu

\AAAA —II

0\5©

^ AAAAAA ^AAAA/NA ''^ ^ AAAAAA

AAAAAA

snares (?).

acacia trees.

the name of a town.

AAAAAA I

cakes , with «cr> ^\ A I

f

^SAAA

8

T III

sliewbread.

Q

flesh, skin (?),

shent

i

shenti

shenti

shentetu

shentet

shen-ta

Shentit

IV.

AAA/W\ Vw I I I A vSi

AAAAAA \S. C—-is

to curse , blas-

pheme.

w

AAAAAA

^ w

W 1

granary.

heron.

garment,

curse.

a tree, the acacia.

[ w I

AAAAAA A h read, aaaaaa

mil the name of a goddess.

26

402 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION CZSZ]

I vv I

sher

[sherr

sherrau

sherriu ^^^E^

= and

to be little.]

<\\^little ones, feeble

men or gods.

sherat t=^^

shert r-ym ^ ^ little one or thing, some-

thing of no value.

shertet ^g

Sherem<i—> ,^c-irxb

a proper name.

shersher "-^^^ ^—^^—' y^ |

winds, breath.

Tshert S

I w I

S

shert

shert r \vi

^

shes (?) 5

nose, nostrils.

grain.

cake, bread,

linen weavers (?).

I ^A I

shes 5 J] 5 ^^nrj^ ^ n ^^npp linen, a linen garment.

''A


s/2es maat 5'cord of law'', z. e,, with

5 I ^^ n (^failing- correctness andregularity.

shes S ^ to be tied up, fettered.

ffiffi

shesep MkU^ palm, a measure.

the two eyes (?).

shesep ^ °,^ ° >^ to take, undertake, ac-

cept, receive.

^g ° O heart's desire.

shesep ^£d}R *^ shine, be bright

M^ Dlight. Note the forms ^and

n

Shesep^temesu ^ °](f\\

shesau (=3i=]_^'^ -rv w n

1^1

Ol

D

OI and SESHEP.

name of a

fiend (?).

skilled , able , intelli-

gent, wise.

26*

404 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION i=3rz]

Shesmu

SheS'khentet T'^^^^l ^1

sheta

sheta

sheta

c^ ^

[ W I

I W I

the headsman of Osiris.

a proper name,

tortoise.

DX to be hidden, secret, myste-

=^^^ rious.

^^ Dn A i| hidden , hidden person or

thing.

I W I I w I

X

I'-D

I W I

11,

^i

hidden thing, se-

cret, mystery,

something invisible

and not under-

stood.

I

hidden places.

1\.<^\U\ hidden forms,

hidden soul.

I I

hidden faces.

^^^^ hidden transforma-

^ tions.

hidden things.

I \S I OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 405

Shetait '=^

I W J

czs:

the "hidden place"; a

name of the Other

i World of Seker at

Sakkarah.

Shetat Ch

[Z"^

Sheta-her ^=^^

Shetau-a

^ S\ "hidden face"; a proper

J ^ name.

-° "hidden of arm"; a proper

Shetet-pet t=:^^ ^

I I name.

a proper name.

shet

shetet

c^^=^ ^; a

to break up the ground, dig

out, tear open, to deliver,

strengthen, tie, bind up.

^^"'2^^\ / 1 / 1 i; n

I I

lake, pool; plur, \°shetit =^o[r

2^fltank, cistern.

AAW^AAAAAAAAAAAA/\A

shot c?==>^

c^-^x^xto read, recite a book or prayer


shot '=2^ ^

to swathe, to clothe.

shetu <*=\Wshethu -^"^^ 8 e

SheUkheru =^^

a garment.

clothed, or covered, of arms.

leather straps.

crushed grapes (?).

^ the name of one of the"^ Forty-two Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.

K.

thee, thou, thy;

with sign of the dualw

ka U U I i the double of a man or £'od, the-^

VIpersonality of a man or god, self,

the being of a man which is

associated with the heart- soul

spirit-soul '^; plur.^^, ^^^.

and is independent of the

Ka-hetep U ^

kau

a proper name.

I ^^ D

U U U^^ food.

I

' III' II » I

ka

OF THE BOOK OP THE DEAD.

U

407

^'^!

u1

bull.

the divine bull,

^ ^ "Bull of Amenti"; a^^^^^ name o£ Osiris.

Ka-Amentet IJ

Ka-an-erta-nef-neba-f \J

a proper name.

Ka-ur '^^ajt^^j "Great Bull".

^ jq-a

Ka-tesher ^'^^ y—-', ^, _

kaut

ka

(^=ii)

Red Bull".

'a

T

T

husband of the cows",

cows.

to thmk, to cry out.

^ ^ thought.

ka ^3::^ ^^ 0A verily, prithee.

Kaa ^zzz^ ^^^\ w| ^^^ name of a god.


Ka-ari'k

kaui

kabit

kara

m

a proper name.

I a class of beings.

I lamentations."^^

I

Uf] f^ U l\r\ f^ ]

shrine, chapel,

sanctuary

;

kI sTods

I I

u

of the shrine.

Kaharsapusar-em-ka-herremt ^:=:x6^^rn

d'v^ ^ I'-' ^ ' V\ J) a proper name.

Kasaika ^^^z^^^^^^ [ [ "^^^^^^ J^ ^ proper name.

kat

ki

Uli

Hki

work, works, labours,

verily.

another. P the

^3^

'11

11

11 I

one ... the other,

another man.

another chapter.

another person.


[1 [|" another time.

^G

I

} another reading, a variant.

)

kua

kep

Kep-her

kefa

D

M'^ fl

^D

I I.

to hide,

hidden place.

a proper name.

iî a

kefa

(S..^_^

«; fl

--Î

to act with vio-

~/> lence, expel,

j drive away.

to remove the

clothes, strip, un-

dress. .Î

I uncover.

kem

kem

Kem-ur

^«^ Ito make an end of, to finish

the end.

the name of a town

K ^^=t ^^ ^ I

and of a lake.

410 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION k=^

Kemt £=i^^\ ^^^ "black" land, i. e.,

Kewkem ^zzz^ \\^^zi^ \\ 3 the name of a god.

kena ^^=^fl ^ ^^==^

[]"^ to speak.

1

Kenemet ^=^=^ K ^ )

AAAAA/ ..^-vj^ >c^ V ^j^^ name of a town.

AA'WÂ

kenemet ^^==^/| W'^^ pf^ night, darkness.

AAAAAA

Kenemti ^^=^ ^ pf^ the name of one of the

^^ Forty-two Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.

kenhu (?)^^:^

g tK F^ night.

AAAAAA

Kenset ^^^-^"^

p^^^ Nubia. The correct reading

appears to be Sti, i. e., the

*'land of the bow".

kerit ^^^=^fl f]

"^ habitation, abode.

Kehkehet ^:3^ X ^^c:::^ o"=" m ^ proper name,

Ices ^^ <k Î

J^

to bow in homage.

tî


kesu

Kesemu-enent

t^ Qxj

homage, bowings.

AAAAAA

a

^^ 4-4-

kek, kekui ""^^^^^^ f±^ ^^F^

ket

ketuit

ketut

ket khu

ketet

another.

a class of

divine

beings.

darkness,

night.

^ A A -O- abode, habitation.

^ ^ weapons, knives.

^^^^>^^i' ^^J7|||

(^5other things.

I I I

little, bad.

Q-

qa A

A

A

i\

to be high, exalted, height.

High God.

Exalted one.

doubly high, very high.


A

A

A

A

A

A

exceedingly high.

D ^ height of heaven.

high, i. e., lond-voiced,WW

^ (Tj . 5^ the god of the very high

i^ X ^ plumes.

I W II w J _^/VAAAAA ^C^ ^N ;

^^ ^

Mr

! most terrible.

high up on the

standard.

Qa-ha-hetep ^'^. T ^ ra a proper name.

Qa-her A

qa A

A

A

ga A

A

lit ^

s

^ I

proper name.

high ground, hill, stair-

case.

a

a

%i.rqa

qaat

A

AI I I

to be rotten, putrefy.

form.

bolts, fastenings.


qaa

qab

form, image.

the name of a god.

A

mJ

the innermost part

J-^ ci

3 AAAAAA

gafof

d/I

; V ^ ^cr:^^ r r^-^^-0

J

Fc^£^ I the centre of

I

Amenti.

a part of the body.

Qabt^enUShu-erta-nef-em-sau-Asar A \\ o

PI^^^Lli J ^ a proper name.

qamai A ^\ U L [ J^ o incense, unguent.

qamemt A^^^ to weep (?).

qart ^^^ ^ ^ P^i't of the Other World.^ o

garf A

Qahu A

qahit A

I bolts, fastenings.

^1i1 o

a proper name.

fire (?).


qasu

qass

gaga

ga

qahu

qah

qu

qeb

qebbi

qebti

qeb

^mc^

n

X

to tie, bind, fetter.

pp

I I I

I

Ae I

A^^.—n

\ III

^ T I

^i±i\

mm I

pj:t I

fetter.

fetters.

hill.

be provided with (?).

arm and shoulder; dual

A Q rr-^^ , Av3 Q A ^-r-^ ss Q

side of (?).

limbs, flesh,

north wind.

shade, shadow.

see A


qebhn O f^ AAAAAA

ÂAAAA/V

I y }J AAAAAAJ

,-CJ A A AAAAAA

W AAAAA.\

A AAAAAA

1 ^ AAAAAA rf>v n

iy AAAAAA^ ^ j vf«i^ lA AAAAAA =^J JI

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

to cool, refresh,

be cooled, re-

freshed.

J -J

AA/\AAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

place o£ cooling, the batli (?).

^ I) %\ a Ci£y] fl if! the

oi

II the marsh of

r AAAAAA

/ AAAAAA AAAAAA _

i ÂA/ÂA I -ciL) -^ lA U

cool water of the First Cataract.

I r^^Î

D^

-J I

A,\AAAA

AAAAA/^v

AAAAAA

^^.e=^

water-fowl.

one of the

four sons of

Horus.

-JQebti

qefenAA

Qefenu ^ ©AAAAAA ©

qeftenu ^ ^=^^

qema

o

Coptos.

baked cake.

the name of a town.

ape.

>H.3^1z] to create, to fa-

shion, to form.


qemam),^^>^

qemamu

qemh

qem-tu

qemtu

Qen

qen

qen

qen

qena

qenat

A

A

A

A

A

to create, to

fashion, to form.

creatress.

god of creation.

\ u C^£::£] yTv leaves of a tree.

to overturn.

I

to say, repeat.

AAA/VsAA

S

;^;^AAAA -.vp a proper name [if).

1 r f

fat.

AAAAAA^

XA

AAAAAA

s a

A m^ OS

AAAAAA I III

to do evil, be evil,

to be strong, bold, brave,

to embrace, embrace,

a kind of incense.

qeni

qenu

qenbet

qenbit

Qenna

qenert

qenqen

qenqen


sÎ

a kind of linen,

t^^^ strong.AD -21 I I I

a class of officials,

human or divine.

A AAAAAA

AAAAAA

A ÂAAAAA O

A A XÂAAA^ AAAAAA

A AAAAAAA AAAAAA

a proper name,

grain (?) fruit (?).

to beat, to strike,

to feed, eat.

Penqentet ^ ^ the name of a lake im Sekhet-Aaru.

qer<=> T^ T^ the north wind.

qera

qeras

qerfi

Qernet

qerty qerrt

IV.

A

^ nn ^

1 storm, thunder

^ (]^>^ Ia proper

fln "^ sepulture, burial.

name.

A ÂAAAAA WA ^ A <=^ A <=^

to tie, be tied.

the name of a town.

cave, cavern.

nrzi' O cr~zi

27


qerti

qeres

qersu

qerset

qerset

qerqer

A CTT] A OI I I

A O A \ II

^ w

A^ w

Ao w

A

^li.sti

Â

\.^=z^

m\

the name of the

two caves near

Philae wherein

the Nile rose ; the

name of one of

the Forty - two

Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.

to bury; dead body.

A

A

A

I

coffin, sarcophagus.

Â

> burial.

A A ^ A A ÂAAAAA AAAAAA X

A^qert

qehhtum (?) a

bolt, fastening:A

fc) 7

I I

ISi.

qes s

^ j

castrated animals for

y^ I sacrifice (?).

burial (?).


gesu (for ^1 | <?

qersu) ^ 111' Nil!

qesn (qersu) ^ I

N III

bones.

preserves (of birds).

Qesi

qesen

qet

qetu

Qetu

:H Â/vvv\ \

^^^' I

ZA AA/ÂAA

AA

qeq

Qetetbu ^

qet

c:^ ^JM

Cusae, the capital of the XlVthnome of Upper Egypt.

to he evil, bad.

I

see AM to eat.

a proper name.

s;^ c \:r.\© Xs a

to build.

)

ir\j

to draw, sketch, make a

fplan or design; work of

) the artist.

lIlîMlli

\

sailors, mariners, crewi

[

of a boat.

n C^11 (^

a fiend.

27*

420

qet

VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION Z5

qett

ka

ka

ka

kaut

kau

kai

kau

orbit, circle, like, similitude,

character, dispositions.

ATI

n f] J]^=^^

Jl]

likewise, also, totality.

^S ll Ul

s

s

zs

s

s

^auaslza S

slumber.

S K.

to besiege,

filth, dung,

to stink.

(3 ^calamity, calamities, misery,

> to suffer want, to lack

v^ ^^J

something or anything.

Q^ lake.

O a substance offered to the

gods.

^ 'v\ T^T^T "^^ to break.

JA to depart (?).

J^"^^the hair of some portion of

\\ I I I the body.

ffi OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 421

kaf

kas

Ifast (?)

kat

katu

kuat

ICeb

keb

keba

^eba

keba

kem

chamber.

X o

Jill

claw, limb.

I thoughts, meditations.

to besiege.

/WAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

the celestial ocean.

ZSJ^v "^^ to suffer, be in misery.

ffiJV to cast an evil glance (?).

some wooden object.

to find, discover.

^%.m\/ something found.

422 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION S

kemkem ^"i^ vV ^'^^ vV ^^ discover, find out.

Kem-heru /''^^ \\ • J[ ^ class of divine beings.

kemut '^^ \^ yA^ weak, evil beings.

kemh A^ V\ 8 -^^ to see.

kemhet ^^|^ eye.

I^emhusu f^^ .1^1=^^^ ^ proper name.

weak, feeble, helpless.

kenu Z5 t^ "??>->j

cattle.

AAAAAA

Ken-ur S "^^AAAAAA <^d-^

Ker-ur ffl ^^

a proper name.

kenut ffi ^ t^ ^ '^'^^ deeds, documents, records.

I I i

o^^Kenkenur S S ^^=5 S\ the name of a god

AAA/VAA AAAAAA

S OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 423

kent Z5 ^ slit.AAAAAA \\

k:er S moreover.

kert Sbut.

ker IS^ /^ to be silent.

kerb ffl o Fj;=q

night, darkness.

Kersher . S =3i=i^ ^ proper name,

icer[lr] ^^

ZS

^ P ^ ^to have, to hold, possess.

L W possessor

ffi ^ Jl I

possessions.

ker[k] ^ S ,

lie, falsehood, de-

424 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION zs

s

Ker[k]et S

I I I

keh

kes

kes

ifesu

Kesui

Kesta,

lie, falsehood, deceit,

the name of a town.

one half.

weak, helpless, wretched.

side; dual/ c

^ n^ \\ left side.

^u w right side.

w

,

w Y^ both

sides; plur. i,

near, by the side of.

=0= to anoint, ointment.

-rAAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAVV

the name of a canal (?).

-^ n ^ ! one of the Four Sons of

)

Horus.


kesta

kesh-vrn TT

I

scribe's palette,

pool, lake.

t

ta

ta

tau

Ta-ret

ta

taui

<=., ^

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

T.

thy.

the I C^ ^^^:=^ what is his, his.

Ito be hot, to burn.

j

flame, fire, hot, angry.

A

the name of one of

the Forty-two Judges


s p Is:

^ oooI

H IS

\>v

s:

land, ground,- country, the

earth, the world.

IX \ the "Two Lands", i. e..

Upper and Lower Egypt.

426 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION ^

\> \> V ^ V

tBlU \>\>^>,, 111 . 1

' snn' mil ^ lands, countries, the

^ ===-sj world, all lands.

=-^' ==-11

3^ Z5 ^ the regions of the Other=> [v^ World.

earth-gods.

Is

World.

Ta ab =^^^ /^ "pure land", i. e., the Other^ If J

fAAAAAA

Ta ankhtet ==^^^ -^ ^ Q:^:^:^]

^ ^ grave

*land of life", i. 6., the

Ta ur ==^^^^<z:r> '^great land"; a part of Abydos.

Ta en Manu ^=^=^^^ ^^^^ ''land of Manu", i. e., the

DOD West.SM\t\M\

Ta en Maat ^=^^ R ^ ''land of Law", i. e., the OtherAAAAAA ''^

,i*/:

, I'^^x^^l^World.

Ta en maakheru =^^=^ nI

"land of triumph", i. e.,

^^^^^ ^ ^ the Other World.

Ta Mera "^^^ ^^ f ^ "land of Mera", i, e., Upper^'^^^^

1 ® and Lower Egypt.

Ta Meh ^^^

^^^)< y( ®^ ! "land of the North", the

jDelta.

Ta mes tchetta "=^*

(fl (1"^^ "land of eternity", i. e.^

s1

1I ^l the Other World.

Ta Nefer '=^=^^ T "beautiful land", i, e., the grave.

c^ OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 427

Ta Nent =^^^ L I. '^^^^^ a portion of the Other World.

Ta neheh =^?k §0§ ''^^""^ ""^ eternity", f e., the

-i^^ >^ Other World.

Taiu nu neteru ^3^ ^ H^'^j *lands of the gods", i. 6.,

^^^• ' ' ' heaven,

Ta remu • K t^ ""^^ *'land of fish'

Taui Rekhti ^"^

sn^®Taiu Rekhti ^ ^ :3:^

\> \> \> <cii> _^_^

^'lands of the Rekhti",

> i. 6., Isis and Neph-

thys.

Ta kharu "^"^^ ? "^^^^^^ t)\ "^]

''land of the kharu^ lim J?^l geese".

Ta Sekri ^=^^^ ^^ ^'land of Seker", i. e., the Other^ I <==> © World of Memphis.

Ta She =^^ "^^^^^^^^^

^'land of the Lake", i. e,,

^ I ^ I the Fayyum.

Ta shema ^='^ ^ S\ ^'land of the South".

Ta sheta ^=^^^ ^^^^^^^ "^ X ^'land of mystery", i. e.,

sI ^ D m^r^ the Other World.

Ta Sti '^^^ ^ ^ 'land of the bow", i. e., Nubia.

Ta qebh =^^ [K^^ "land of cool water", I e., theAAAAAA

AAyvAAA Cataract region.

428 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION ^

Ta Tuat ^ ^ 'land of the Tuat", i. 6., the

sI ^ n Other World.

Ta Tchesert "=^^^ '^^^^^ ^ ''holy land", i. e., thes l<=>C^£^:£] Other World.

Ta ei2 tchetta ''''^^^'^-^ "land of eternity", i. 6., the

/w.A^ ^l Other World.

ta ^^^^ ^ ^^^ ^1 bread, cakes.

tait

^fl\f cakes made of fine flour.

0=0I

g ^ A white bread.

^ (^3) ^ t>KI

celestial bread.

8 1 I i<=>jr\

- ^^>1 1 rr ^:-3]

^^^^d ^f Nenet (?).

0=0I .

Tait ^' ' ^ ^

)> a proper name.

D 5Q^ sail.

Taif "^ "^fl fl "nr^ f) ^be name of a goddess.

5^flil=T^Tar ^ '^ ^^^^^ ^^ the name of a fiend,

tahenen "^ '^ 8 "^ *^ ^ip i^ water (?).Y AAAA/\A/> AAAAAAD


Ta-her-sta-nef

Tatunen ^-

p

^- a proper name.

tat

tiu

tini

tu

tua

tua

tui

tui

tui

tuf

tuni

tur

tura

the name of a god,

^ II D A ^^^

V\ AAAAAA A r\ I

^ JfTT if 1

-" I ~LL AA/VVAA «dll

^v^ ^ emanation;plur. fv^

^||(j II,

^adorers.

AAAAAA ,^->,

rrr= AAAAAA ( f )

,

©'a demonstrative particle.

A 1^^ A^to adore.

V> (1 [1 a demonstrative particle.

mrr,his.

j^ AAA/V

^=iili X -^ AAAAAA

^^^^ ^ I

AAAAAA

111^11

to cleanse, purify,

be pure, clean.


tuk ^ <2 thou.

tuk -^s'y' ^pp^'^^-

tut ^ Y^-^ IN to be like, similar.

tut ^%^t] ^yP^' ^^^^' image, statue, por-

trait fig-ure.

o v\ <:^as, like, similar.

tut M to arrange, group together.

tebu =J^I-_^ to be shod, sandal (?).

teb -M sandal.

tebi, tebt -mm oJ^ u) ffl pair of sandals.

Tebu

Tebti

-JV!the name of a city.

tebteb ^ L^ a to walk.

tebtebti ^J^J'^M^ ^^^ soles of the feet (?).

^^P ® ^ head, the tip, point, or top of

anything.

tep ^^ ^ upon,

o OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD. 43

1

tepi igi @i S he who is on, the first, best, or

D D ^ finest of anything.

^ w ^ "^1) %^ X^ I

^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ offerings.

^\y ^

the finest linen.

D ' I

^ " t^^ the choicest flowers.

I <=>Jl\ I I

^ O^^

the earliest hour of every

' • day.

tk ^ @ ^ 1?N (1 n ^ the earliest dawn.

® ^ m.^^%\F^ ^^^ earliest twilight

I;:^<ci^ Jf ^ hour.

the greatest happiness,

primeval time.

New Year's Day.

D © D

I

I

I

(Ci@ _ ';^ A f) ^H "^ the best water in the lake,

the original state of anything.

D

tep a ® ^^—

°

straightway.

I I

tep a ^ ^^'

—

^ he of olden time, ancestor.

I I


Dshe of olden time, ancestress.

plur. ^\forebears.

ancestors,

® •

tep re ®moutli, then what comes from the

^mouth, speech, voice, utterance

;

tepi re @ ^^

<=D I

I III I

tep retui ®

plur. ®^I I

tep

tep

tept

I

D

D

D

«lsiprescription

,precept,

command, chapter.

=0=unguent of finest quality.

]a kind of goose.

^ uraeus crown.

Tep-tu ^ C^I

Cgrnrm

Tep'tu-f ® ^^ ^nrrm

Tepa

tepa

D

D

^'he on the hill, or his hill"

;

a name of Anubis.

! the name of a cow.

S'to snuff the air, breathe.

\

tepfyet

tef

tefa

Tefnut

tern

temt

temtu

temti

tern

temem


cavern, cave, den, hole in the

^ 1 3^

ground; plur. ^|^^

^ S\ father.

I I I

that.

tern

^ *^ ^ ?^P the name of a Water--^VD -Hm goddess.a.

^anr^ I

to come to an end,

all, entirely

^pnnL \\

wholly and entirely.

LI

^^3Ein: ^^^>^ ^i^:sK:>

to be complete, whole,

entire.

IV.

a particle of negation,

no, not, without.

28


Tern I'^l'^^l

Temu^1

Tern, the

^'father

of the

gods".

ternam

temam

^ J@ <=> W J)"""^^ Khepera.

Tern Har-

makhis.

temaau (?) ^^^ tk r^ winds.

tememu ^

temem '^

fei22ei22u ^

^1^1 I [ all people, mortals,

mankind.

Temem-re ^

Ws \\ ^^^ part of a sledge.

\\ R t^]

parts of a net.

ja proper name.

Tem-sep ^I I

R "~'*~"S\ the name of one of the

.-^^ D © vi Forty-two Judges in the

Hall of Osiris.


temi

ten

ten

Teni

ten

teni

tenu

ten

ten ait

tenu

tenem

Tenemit

ter

^^,^^nrzEC &.,

sledge.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA I 1 I

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

w

AAAAA\

AAAAAA

w

AAAAAA

G

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

o

this,

ye, you.

an ancient city near Abydos.

A/.AAAA

w%2

^

(2^

AAAAAA

what ;kind of ?

what mannerof? whence?

where ?

)to be or become

)great, 'great, dis-

j tinguished.

AAAAAA )>V^

AAAAAA U^""

e^

light.

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

to divide; separate,

to turn back.

r^ a particle, then, etc

28*


ter

terui o ^

teriti

teru

teh

teha

tehami

tehenen

tihtut

tekh

i O time, season; plnr.j

A r O \ the two seasons, i, e,,

1 i> \ morning and evening,

or sunrise and sunset;

^ '' the northern and

^ southern halves

of the sky.

<\b\l

i\m-!\ ^ w

\rra

ra

A

A

ra.^S^

'^ A

stream.

to march against, attack.

^\ stridor.

to appoint, raise up.

"" prayers, offerings.

the pointer or tongue of a balance

;

tekhni

tekhtekh

tesh

AAAAAA J^^>^w

/t\ AAAAAA ij ^^ )

m ^ J\ ^—D

1

of the place of truth",

hidden.

^'the pointer

^ ^"^^^

t W L [ W 1)1

X a' X

to shake out the hair.

jto depart, to go.


tektek

teJka

tekas

tetbu

l%n

Teshtesh ^ ^rrrn [zszi

teka

tekau

tekat

Tekem

tekem

token

U

^1

AAAAA/V>'.

AAAAAA

^ A

Z5

ZS

J^AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

an image which was dressed

up as Osiris.

fire, flame, lamp.

the name of a god.

to approach,

to enter, go in.

^ those who enter.

Ill

to pass, walk, go.

to he hot, to kindle.

to walk, march.

to smear.


T.

ta

tata

taau

taar

ta

tata

tatau

tat ah

ta

A to pass away.

f=Si emission.

"A1

(*==u) to pollute oneself.

^-^^-^'^nrr^ the name of a gar-

ment.

restramt.

to give, grant, set, place, ascribe.

gift,

^:^ o

giver, giving, placing.

'0'

- i'

\O

givers.

heart's desire.

)

I i I

as auxiliary :

^ make to fear.


-<Q>-

Tatau

tit

o

cause to do.

cause to be.

cause to become, etc.

the city of Busiris orMendes.

gifts.

tut

^,<^\^'^\^

^ evil, evil thing, sin, fault,

1wickedness, sinner.

^\^: '

sin, evil.

i

(x^%>^^

tuu

Tut

f^^ (11' wickedness.

Tututhe name of one

. of the Forty-

^^ 2<_ two Judges in

'' the Hall of

Osiris.

Tuis (?) the name of the rudder in

the magic boat.

tuau (^^(j^o 'ile (?), drink.

tu mountaiiIllTIll 1

i; plur. (^^ v\v>,

1.' ^ Jr Jl II

'1 mi


C^SfflllD I

Ci£i (^ nnm i

Tu-en-Bakha C^

the two mountams.

V^ t^ %\ w *^^ great high mountains.

j^^MountAAAAAA

II

Bakha, the Mountain of Sunrise.

Tu-en-Neter-khert C:^

1 DniD \AMountain of the

Other World.

c^

Tu-menkh-rerek C^ 1^ I ^^HHt ^ proper name.

tu-a

tua

tuau

tuat

tuait

tua

X

II

^I to put forth the hand (?).

D

five; "'" fifth.Ill ' O ^

\o,^\ O

o

oWo' '-Mr.

to do something early

in the day.

dawn, daybreak, to-

morrow.

!K ytki;

praisers

to praise, wor-

ship, adore

;

praise.


neter tual^'^'^l

to offer up thanksgiving.

Tuamutef

Tuat

tun

^^ Q g^ } i'our Sons

I of Horus.

1

,* ^^)^ ^fX. Ci W

^

The Other

World.

q8 the everlasting Tuat.

the hidden Tuat.

M !

(2 |ithe e-od of the Tuat.

nr-3

\ithe being's of the Tuat.

^^^ to lift up or stretch out the

(^ w I

legs.

Tun-pehti /VAAAAA _^ 1^the porter of the Second

A ^ vx^ Arit.


t^'- ^^iZ: to be clean.

turt

AAAAAA

teb^==^J\ horn; dual

<==:^J\\, .^^.J

teb^^^JO'

—°

tomb(?).

teb A B ilto be furnished or equipped.

" -'^ '' " <J I chest, tomb

;plur.

tebu X '-^^^ I H'^'^^'''"^ frame, frameworkAi . .'AJJ^. . . of a net.

Teb'her-kehaat c:^::^ 1)'@' "^ '^^ ^ the herald

of the Fifth Arit.

teben ^^^ ^^^^ ]/VWW^ , AA/V\AA y^ '

^ /to revolve.tebenu © a

AAAAAA

tebh -^ no^)

^:^= «!l A Sil [ to pray, make suppli-


tebhu (?)

tebhet

ttbhu• •

tebhu

tebh

tebt

Tep

tept

tepu

tept

tern

•jir, 1

Ihiprayer, petition, suppli-

I

cation.

0=^=) I I I

1

^ ^^^ } offerings, cakes, bread, etc.

ci £1^ Ql I I

'

II § ^ ^ I^^^^^^^T furniture

J- I

J;block, slab, brick.

arm] ^

D ©' a o 1

a gram measure.

one half of the city of

Buto,

taste.

D

D oboat.

to cut, stab.

\\ \\^ 0A withI

a piercing voice.


tern

temt

knife, sword; plur.

"'^^^^^ two-edged knife, or sword (?).

Tem-ur

temamt

a name of Osiris.

temam

temam

terna

temai

tema

temi

3^^i^-^3v\. la hairy covering,

''^I two locks,

to make an end of.

[sic)

\ to unite, be united, touch.

iS^[j

I

city; plur. W\ shore, bank.

A ^ ^ V. Ill /^

temem entire, totahtv.


temt

teaitch

4^,/N\1

Temtiu

ten

ten

Tena

tena

tenat

tenat

tena

tena

tenat

tenau

teni

to collect,

gather

S^-f*^

fl^M

^^U / together, unite, all,

' entire.^ )

all, totality.

AAAAAA ^ ^

AA/NAAA

AAAAAA Id I

AAAAAA I Zji O

AAAAAA

w

IS

=0=

AAAAAA -Xi. I I I

}


I

to cut off, or away.

to place.

the name of a god.

to separate.

bank of a canal, piece of land,

the weekly festival.

the name of a chamber.

basket.

lot, share, division.

vessel.


Teni

Teniu

tenu

tenb

Tenpu

tenem

tenh

tenhui

wAAAA/W » I V2^

D (S

e

the name of one of

Forty -two Judges in

Hall of Osiris.

the god of old age.

to be distinguished.

the

the

J \J

AAAAAA Y;^ fy I

D

^»

to gnaw.

a proper name.

worms.

wmg.

^^Fi\.

tenhtenh

tens

tent

tent

tenten

ter

AAAA/VA f^ /WAAAA

nrrm

/

to fly.

pair of wings.

J II

AAAAAA

^^:>^

weights,

abode.

slaughter.

AA/NAAA AAAAAA

might, violence, valour,

to destroy.

«; a


teref

tehant

tehen

tehen

Dj; D

tehen ta

Tehent

Tehuti

ra

-i-Tr>

ra

ra

ra

ra

£2^

W

®

S D

s—fl

AA^AAA ,

^ D^S I

AAAAAA /r>.

rn f^-^^

^:i

Tehuti'Hapi

Tehutit

teher

teherau

tes

to offer.

wisdom, skill, book of wis-

dom.

forehead.

to salute humbly.

to place the forehead on the

ground in token of hom-

age.

^^brow of a hill"; a proper

name.

the god Thoth, scribe of

the gods, dweller in Khe-

'4"-I U II

menu

,—QT—

r

AAAAAA X AAAAAA\\ AAAAAA

Thoth-Hapi,

@ ^:^

the Thoth festival.

hair, feathers, foliage.

^"^ fj ^ injury, harmful person, sicb

ness (?).

O vase.


tes

tes

teser

to cut, smite.

fnTTDflint knife

;plur. —^—

i

,

v\

^^>^

Tesert'tep ^^@

Tester

-H Ci

\ w I O

( \\-l

tester

CZSZD1%testera

tester

Tester

n

sacred, holy.

a proper name.


its god.

to be red, become red, red,

ruddy.

j

red ones, men or devils.

I

gore , blood , redness (of

clouds).

blood.

testert

testert

I

I \\ I ^ V

the red land, i. e., the

desert.

red flame.

the Red Crown, L e., the

Crown of Lower Egypt.


teqerA

A ^'^^^

/ seeds, fruits.

Ill /

teka

-r '

-^^

-^s- to see.

(. (I -^&- seeing.

appearance.CI

tekaau ^ 1:^ {](s ^ !

seeds, fruits (?).

tek,teke^^,

teka "=:

-^&-

te^a

tekas

tetrit

tet

ffiZS

ooo

^=^^,, the two hands.

sight,

to hide.

plants.

to run, walk towards.

Chap. XCIX, 12.

hand.

hands.

IV. 29


Tet-ent-Ast

tet i

tettet n i

tet

^I

i^ m a proper name.

w ^

to stablish, be established,

stable., permanent.

an amulet,

tet

tet

Tetu

Tett

m] a figure, image, or tree trunk

^ which was ^'set upright" dur-

Jing the festival of Osiris.

dV^ a building.

the city of Busiris.

the city of Mendes.


th

TH.

thee, thou, thy,

^j t) •"'ith verbs,

(j<3=- 1

(j, /^

AATyAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

|imxuj

AAAAAA

etc.

a proper name.

thu

tbut as

I I thighs,

thou.

"(1Iis

thui

theb {teh)

Thefnut

thephet

themes

behold

!

mI

D

sandals.


storehouse , cave , cavern,

hole.

m decree, writing.

29*


then

then

then

]m:r.

decrees.

this.

ye, you, your.

I I )

AAA/V\A

/V/VNAAA

^ to be great, exalted, distin-

guished, worthy.

then

Thena

Thenemi

Then-ret

thentchat

therem

%:S that.

A^ a proper name.

1^^^ zvthe name of one of the


Hall of Osiris.



Hall of Osiris.

^ throne chamber,

V\ .^^ to make to weep.


tbert ^^ A a kind of tree.

theh 2=^ ^ . to attack.

thehenu \ ^ ^ unguent.

D

ThehenTehen

ehenu 1 ^^^^, , \

henuI

I r^^^^ I ,, ^ ^ t -u^ ^ the name or a country, Libya.C^C>Cy /VAAAAA

thehent

14^"^° crystaK?). amber (?)./VAAAAA

OI I I

^^^•^"Iff

to be yellow, or green (?); f||=.

theheh s=5 S fi ^= nA to cry out.

flies ^^^^^^%\t n*^ ^^ strong", give orders.

thes

PI-^1-

thesu

thest3 III

to support, lift up,

raise; J^

joy-

I I I

\ supports, props,

454 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION sz=3

tbes ^=***===' ^^^"^ ^ to tie in a knot, knot, fetter.»

J—M VSl

^ '

flies '=°T°^ ^^ V. vertebra.

C=<x>=s3 C=<x>=3 C==00=:3 ^ O

o lil' ? 1

J^

plur. of preceding.

tbesu

word, speech, a saying, riddle.

I

(3 ^/| ^

conversely.

thesau C=co=3

flsI "" 1 to rule.

Thest'ur '>=*''^.^^^^ S\ a proper name.

^ dog, greyhound.

I

plur. of preceding".

tbesthes - - 5 a garment,

Thekem ^=^ \K ^ ^ a proper name.^. aJJa proper

thet

thet


I

the name of a red stone, or faience,

amulet.

S D ^W

\ D

^^^\

to take possession of,

to seize, to carry off,

conquer, acquire.

seizors, robbers,

I I I

s^=3 g^ cQj ravisher of hearts.

s»—a o w1 1

1

gs

"^ ^ fl !ravisher of women.

Thet-em-aua ^^^^ f[

s; n

9\ the name of

a plank or peg.

thetthet

h]X to destroy.

tcha

tcha

^ TCH.

Xt^ ti2 ¥isee ^^0 K\ A.

i.^fl.iX

Isafe, sound, in good

case.

Xti^a

X

\

"[> to split, to cut.

1^


tcha

tcha:^

abyss.^

,^bJI

,

to transport, to sail with

I"^ ^nJ ^ I

something

I"^

^ ^ ^nJ. one who transports.

t^

t^

tcha

tchaau

tchau (?)

tchat

tcha

^ii3

t^

tcha

transport.

Great Boat.

ys^ to set out, go forth.

"^^ hair.

I I I

birds.

an official.

'' to seize, g-rasp,

"^ ° rob, ravish.

plunder.

S

\ S flcxcr^ ^^ ^Ving-carrier", fan-

^ bearer.

male, husband, phal-

lus.

tchau

tchaui

tchaut

tchafu

TchaG

tchai

tchaitiu

tcham

tchamet

tchart

tchat


1^ ^ the west wind.

w

Isis and Nephtliys, the ''two

eagles''

On n twenty ; flH twentieth.

\1\1 \ the souls of Horus

^^ I

fiend.

y^K ^1 slaughterers.

-ft"papyrus.

coverings, garments.

I I I

a ^

i^ X

tchat

strength, strong.

measure.


tchat

^t^

^ X^ knife.

tchaut

tchaua

tchauu

tchatcha

tchatcha

t^

j

foul things, filth.

A ^i A,

amulet.

a^ nx

itz ^

o^^ t^ £2:^

I

tchatchat l^ i^"^

Hi

"head" ; the name of the upper

post.

head, top of anything,

I summit.

I

I

t^ ^ ^11 i

the ''Heads", or

''Chiefs", i. e., the

Ji '

> A M Ji ' 1council of the gods

^ . ^ m each great town

the Other World. Every great god

and goddess possessed a company

or council of "Chiefs", e. g,, Osiris

and Ra.

tchatchat ^~^ the domain of the cemetery in the

mils;plur.

, ^11)I

I I

AAAAAAthe domain of eternity, i. e..

the grave.

4

^

tchaau

tchabet

tcham

tcham

tchar

tchar

a

tcheba

tcheba


I-4-HF Oh ^

^ III

the holy domain, i, e., the

grave.

the domain of Amenti, i. e,^

the grave.

city boundaries.

staves,

"burning" coals.v:>—Il( J III

k o' h ooo

gold with a very large

percentage of silver

mixed with it, elec-

trum.

to go about in search

of, to pry into.

fortress,

to seal, make a reckoning (?).

II finger; plur. \W

\ ^, I I

I

fingers which seize.

AAAAAA

Tcheba-en-Sekri

o\AAAAAA I

I

a proper

name.


Tcheba-en-Shesmu

name.

Tchebau-en-HerU'Semsu

name of the paddles in the magic boat.

Tchebaui-ea-tepu-a-Ra ^^,^t^l.,-ii<=^^jg

U !J D Jr I I-^^ yJ

a proper name.

the food of the

dead, sepulchral

offerings.

tchefaI I i

I i I

Tchefet

TcheSt

tchefetch

:3%

Sri

a place and a goddess in

the Elysian Fields.

pupil of the eye.

pupil of the Utchat.

tchefetch

Tchen<VWV\/NA V

to shed.

a proper name.

°^ OF THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.

tchenhuii-^ 8 tk --" beams.

461

/VWWV^ \ A n I I I

tchentchen °^ °^ M^ to crush, break.

rcl2enfc/2e[fl]^ w wJ a proper name.

fc/jor ' R?^__^

"^^—

^

to break.

fcAer @^ since, whilst, when.

tcher-a B ----^straightway.

tcher-enti AAAA^A

^ w

tcher-entet B? ^^^vna |^

since, because.

,^^ Bs to the limit of, all, the^"^--^ whole.

icher ^ limit, boundary; plur. J^IJLB U. %2 ^'^^ B? %£^ bound-

tcberau En

PM . ^ ^ I>to constrain, fetter,

tChera B^

tcherau g^

'i— fort, stronghold,

g^ ^^^^ / heel, hoof.


Tcheruu B^%v^ j| the god of boundaries.

tcheru

tcheri

a bird with a shrill voice.

tcherit BJ (

Tcherti Bs '^

tcheres ^ p,__^ ^^^^^^ chamber (?).

Tchelês-=^|[1||^

^, ^p self; °^^, _^

^3

a bird, the incarnation of

Isis and Nephthys.

Isis and Nephthys.

the name of a serpent.

tches

tchesef

^Hl Ji' ^^ ^^^ myself, himself.

thyself, ^°^ " ÂA/^ themselves.

W ^tltl ^ ^^^ Ir^ "ît^^ lîs own fingers.

=] __^;^ the god himself.

v\ —4f— ^^ —»f— with her own mouth.

to snare,

fowler.

tcheser

tcheseru


.I

°)p=^ ^^=^^ to make clear the ways,

^ *^=^==>^ t=^=^ to put in good order, to

be or make holy.

I [ holy or beautiful

things.

1^|. ^

glorious, splendid.

U I

Tchesert

Tchesert

—«— ^

Tcheser-tep

tchet

tchet

tchetta

^ 1

the beautiful mountain, i, e.,

cemetery.

a proper name.



Hall of Osiris.

21,2^1 body, person; 2^^^|.my own self.

^^ house, chamber; ^H) _^ Jr theTuat(?).

eternity, everlastingness.

^^the god of eternity.

^M^ ^

eternity and ever

O lastingness.

464 VOCABULARY TO THE THEBAN RECENSION ^tchet "^ to say, speak, declare, recite

^=^^^ words, converse.

em tchet \K^ "^ saying, introducing a quota-

tion.

tchetu "^ t^^ "^ ^^ ^^ declare, speak, etc.

tchet-t

(3 n_ iwords, orders, things said.

tchet metu^ 11

,

^^ ''shall be recited" [the fol-

=^ I 4 I I I lowing].

n n "^-==^ "another reading".

tchet nehes ^ .,,,^ R f] ^^r^ \ vA negro speech, or

language.

tchetfet 2;^ ^f^^[

reptiles.

I

tchethu "^-*=^§ ^ *^ ^ place of restraint.

tchethu '^-^-^ 8 ^

J

to shut in, imprison.

^i\tchetch J^^ v-^;r- an instrument or standard.


Words and signs of uncertain reading,

Chap. CXLV, IV, 1. 16.D

Chap. CX, 1. 5.AAAAAA

i^ AAAAAA

AAAAAA

AAAAAA r

AAAAAA

AAAAAA

TTp{Chap. CX, 1. 35.

^ X Chap. CXXXI, 5.

J._ Chap. XCIX, 1. 38.

IV. 30

ENGLISH INDEX.

Aahet, a god 11.

Aakhebit 11.

Aa-kheru 74. •

^Aaku gods 12.

Aamhet 11.

Aaqetqet 12.

Aaru 11.

^Aat gods 11.

Aat-em-khut 74.

Aat of Amentet, souls, fire,

Horus and Set, etc. 13.

Aats, the Fourteen 13.

Aati, god 75.

Ab (Elephantine) 22.

Abau-Taui 79.

Abiding 96, 174.

Abjects 68.

Able 374, 403.

Abode 42, 63, 80, 81, 86,

98, 124, 144, 245, 312,

351, 410, 411, 446, 462.

Abomination 133.

Above 229.

Ab-Ra 24.

Abt-tesi-rutu-neter 3.

Abundance 156, 353.

Abundant 291.

Ab-ur (Osiris) 78.

Abu-ur 23.

Abydos 25, 426.

Abydos, god 26.

Abyss 191, 195, 249, 456.

Acacia 91, 401.

Accept 403.

Acclaim 10, 194.

Acclamation 9.

Acclamations 10, 11.

Accompany 398.

According .to 158, 228, 302.

Account 26, 279, 329.

Acquire 455.

Action (battle) 72.

30-5=

468 INDEX.

Actions 52.

Add 96.

Addition 252.

Address 251, 342.

Adoration 15, 195, 352.

Adorations 14.

Adore 96, 333, 353, 429,

440.

Advance 58, 72, 115, 123,

193, 211, 246, 253, 260,

353, 365, 368, 375, 378.

Adversary 318.

Adversaries 382.

Advocate 226.

Af 33.

Afar 94, 272.

Affairs 313, 320.

Affliction 163.

Afraid 357. /fAfresh 112.

After 159, 323.

Afterwards 322.

Again 112, 238.

Against 228.

Aged man 10.

^Ahat, goddess 4.

AW 56.

Ahibit, god 57.

'^hit, goddess 4-

Ahti (Osiris) 57.

Ahu, god 5.

Aliui gods 56.

Air 192, 206, 303.

Air-god 395.

Airless 44.

Akab 7.

Akau, god 67.

Akba 8.

Akeb 7.

Akeniu 66.

Akentaukhakheru 66.

Akenti 66.

Aker, Akeru, Akeriu 5, 7,

Akeru, gods 67.

Akert, Akertet 67.

Akert-khent-Aset-s, a Cow-

goddess 67.

Akesh, city 91.

Akhabiu gods 5.

Akhen-ariti 90.

Akhmim 28.

Akhsesef 57.

Akhtuset 89.

Aksi, city 66.

Ale 282, 439.

Alert 344.

Alight 71, 211, 368.

All 198, 433, 445, 461.

Allot 150.

Alone 99, 100.

Along with 264.

Also 420.

INDEX. 469

Altar 77, 120, 291.

Altogether 132.

Ambassador 29.

Amber 453.

Amen 39, 393.

Amen - nathek - ruthi -Amen39.

Amen - nau - an - ka - entek-

Sharu 39.

Amen-Ra 39.

Amen-Ra-Heru-khuti 40.

Amen-ruti 40.

Ament, Amentet, Amenti

13, 41, 459.

Ames sceptre 4.

Ammehet 39.

Am-mit 82.

Among 31, 36, 158, 228.

Amseth 42.

Amsi 42.

Amsu 4.

Amt-tehen-f 42.

Amulet 75, 97, 121, 170,

280, 323, 450, 458.

Am-urt 37.

An, god 45.

An 82.

An-aarrut-f 45.

An-a-f 46.

An-arut-f 45.

An-atf-f 46.

Ancestor, ancestors 3, 79,

431.

Ancestress 432.

And 264, 271.

An - erta - nef -bes - f - klienti-

lieh-f 45.

Anes garment 283.

Anew 112.

Angry 114, 425.

An-her, god 48.

An-ber, a warder 48.

An-heri-ertisa 45.

An-hetep 48.

Animal, sacrificial 328, 346.

Animals 75.

Aniu 45.

Ankliam water 172.

Ankhet 83.

Ankhti (Osiris) 83.

An-mut-£ 47.

Announce 27, 348, 358.

Announcement 358.

Anoint 110, 424.

Another 408, 409, 411.

Anpet 82.

Anpu 47.

Anrerut-£ 47.

An-rut-f, god 47.

An-rut-f 210.

Answer 116.

Ant 93.

470 INDEX.

An-tebu 50.

An-tes 46.

Anti 49.

Anti, god 85.

Anubis 33, 47, 432.

An-urt-emkliet-uas 46.

Any 198.

Any one 100.

Apartments 29.

Ape 38, 48, 75, 415, 421.

Apes 15, 135.

Apef 80.

Apep 80.

Aper, Apert 80.

Apis 253.

Apparel 152, 176, 327,

376, 430.

Appear 104, 147.

Appearance 147, 231, 449.

Appellations 69.

Applaud 10.

Apple of the eye 177.

Appoint 362, 436.

Approach 85, 184, 332, 437.

Apshait 80.

Ap-shat-taui 30.

Apsi, god 29.

Apu 28.

Ap-uat of north and south 28.

Ap-ur 28.

Aqan 92.

Aqeh, god 66.

Aqen, god 66.

Aqennu, city 93.

Aqert-khenti-het-set, a Cow-

goddess 66.

Aqetqet, god 7.

Aq-ber-ami-unnut-f 92.

Aqrit, goddess 66.

Architects 67.

Archives 374.

Argue 27.

Ari-em-ab-f 52.

Ari-en-ab-f 52.

Ari-entuten-em-meska, etc.

52.

Ari-hetch-f 52.

Ari-Maat (Osiris) 52.

Ari-nef-tchesef 52.

Arisi 52.

Arits, the Seven 86.

Arm 72, 236, 414.

Arms 236.

Around 32.

Arq-heh 86. .

Arrange 217, 263, 361, 430.

Arrangement 369.

Array 106.

Arrive 30, 85, 149, 175,

193, 342.

Arrogance 396.

Arrogant 22, 73.

INDEX. 471

Arrows of light 382.

Arthikasathika 4.

Artificer 262.

Aruhut 55.

As 158, 167, 430.

As far as 229.

As, a name(?) 57.

Asar 59.

Ascend 294, 312.

Ascribe 438.

Aseb, Fire-god 5.

Aseb - her - per - em - khet-

khet 6.

Asert, city of 62.

xises , Asest , city of

63.

Ashbu, god 6.

Asher, temple district 6.

Ashu, god 6.

Asia, woman of 382.

Ass 75.

Ass, Eater of 81.

Assault 8.

Assembly 345.

Assuredly 19, 253.

Astchetet 65.

Astenu 64.

Astes, god 65.

Asyut 328.

At 16, 158, 228, 268.

At once 72, 100.

Ataru - am - tcher - qemtu-

remu-par-sheta 68.

Atau garment 9.

Atch-ur 94.

Atef crown 9.

Atef-ur 9.

Atektaukehaqheru 70.

Aten, god 69.

Atert 69.

Ates-her-mer 9.

Athabu 70.

Athen 71.

Ati, nome of 8.

Ati, nome of 93.

Attack 8, 328, 436,

453.

Attain 149.

Attendant 53.

Attribute 52.

Atu, city 70.

Auhet, god 20.

Aukert, place and goddess

21.

Aukert-khentet-ast-s 21.

Aukeru gods 21.

Aurau-aaqer - sa-anqrebathi

19.

Auu-ba 17.

Avenge, avenger 226.

Awake 212, 241, 359.

Award 27.

472 INDEX,

Away from 229.

Awesome 396.

Baba 128.

Babe 215, 294, 344.

Back 9, 12, 151, 319, 322,

323.

Back of head 170, 251.

Back part 149.

Backbone 151.

Bad 67, 213,293,411,419.

Bake 143.

Baked meats 113.

Bakha, Bakhau, Mount 129,

440.

Balance 20, 137, 169, 267.

Baleful 135.

Bandage 148, 180, 226,

234, 377.

Banded 186.

Bandlet 377.

Bank 444.

Bank of canal 445.

Barekatha-tchaua 128.

Barley 138, 206, 358.

Base 174.

Basins 291.

Basket 434, 445.

Bast, city and goddess 129.

Basti 129.

Bath 64, 78, 415.

Bathe 133, 184.

Bati (fiend) 130.

Battle 87.

Be 16, 103.

Beams 382, 461.

Beams of light 38.

Bear, to 8, 45, 155, 198,

237.

Bear witness 189.

Beat 144, 417.

Beat down 65, 113, 248.

Beautiful 207.

Beautify 349, 352.

Bebi (god) 133.

Because 191, 229, 269,461.

Become 103, 300.

Bed, funerary 175, 267.

Beer 67, 282.

Beetle 301.

Beetle-god 301.

Before 72, 76, 129, 158,

159, 229, 256, 313.

Beget 116, 119, 134.

Begin 392.

Beginning 256.

Behest 118.

Behind 159, 251, 319, 322.

Behold 43, 58, 63, 160,

168, 451.

Bellow 249.

Belly 293.

INDEX. 473

Belong 216.

Belonging to 53.

Beneath 313.

Benefit 329.

Bener (city) 134.

Bennu (bird) 134.

Beseech 213.

Besides 269.

Besiege 420, 421.

Best 431.

Bestow 263.

Besu-Ahu 136.

Besu-Menu 136.

Betti 139.

Between 36, 228.

Bi (fiend) 132.

Bier 117, 133, 175, 209,

210, 389.

Bind 1, 49, 63, 86, 179,

196, 414.

Bind up 405.

Bird 292, 466.

Birth 184.

Birth Second, 184.

Birth, Four goddesses of

187.

Birthday 185, 250.

Birthplace 186, 373.

Bite 150.

Black 409.

Blains 396.

Blaspheme 95, 401.

Blasphemy 190.

Blaze 3, 102, 136.

Blemish 247.

Blind 68, 396.

Block 209, 443.

Block up path 265.

Blood 353, 448.

Blood relations 18.

Bloom 5.

Blossom 5, 95, 98, 105,

196, 264.

Blue-eyed 318.

Board 82, 319.

Boastful 22.

Boat 10, 30, 39, 89, 99,

114, 170, 443.

Boat of Maat 99.

Boat of Millions of Years

99.

Boats of Ra 99.

Boat, Solar 49.

Boatman 380.

Body 18, 75, 290, 293, 373,

399, 400, 463,

Body, dead 418.

Bodyguard 398.

Body servant 398.

Boils 396.

Bold 22, 3d7, 416.

Bolt 135, 355, 412, 413, 418.

474 INDEX,

Bolt-hole 140.

Bone 18, 419.

Book 317, 374, 392, 393,

447.

Book of Breathings 394.

Books of Doom 54.

Book of Thoth 394.

Book of Traversing Eter-

nity 394.

Born 147, 184.

Bough 130.

Boundary 461.

Boundaries, god of. 462.

Boundless 461.

Bow 50, 318.

Bow 410, land of 427.

Bowmen 189.

Bows of a boat 256, 348.

Bow-rope 256.

Bowls 291,

Boy 258.

Box 442.

Branch 130, 236, 346.

Brave 22, 147, 367, 416.

Bravery 216.

Breach (of the law) 17.

Bread 134, 402, 428, 443.

Bread-cakes 1, 5, 31, 157,

306, 392.

Bread offerings 353.

Breadth 115.

Break 12, 153, 194, 305,

363, 381, 386, 387, 420,

461.

Break ground 405.

Break open 155.

Break through 378.

Breast 176, 177, 256, 260,

399.

Breath 206, 402.

Breathe 351, 355, 360, 432.

Breeze 165.

Brick 443.

Bright 252, 288, 403.

Brilliance 11, 363.

BriUiant 296.

Bring 45, 85, 139, 168,

184, 383.

Bring forth 184.

Bring (gift) 120.

Bristle 218.

Broad 115, 334.

Broad-Face 115.

Broad-Horned 79.

Bronze 262.

Brother 351.

Brow 30, 231, 248.

Bubastis 129.

Build 297, 419.

Builder 67, 356.

Building 103, 327.

Building, funerary 359.

INDEX. 475

Bull 407.

Bull-god 220.

Bundle 86.

Burden 8.

Burial 345, 417, 418.

Burial-place 345.

Burn 3, 93, 102, 117, 119,

143, 243, 303, 349, 373,

382, 425.

Burning 205, burnt 196.

Burn up 325.

Burnt-offerings 291.

Burst 157.

Bury 418.

Business 313.

Busiris 8, 439, 450.

But 423.

Butcher 40, 345, 347.

Butchers of Set 346.

Bute 139, 443.

Buttocks 149, 292, 302.

By 32, 228, 268.

By the back (or, side) of

229.

Byssus 152, 336.

Cackle 194, 220.

Cairo (Old) 14.

Cake, Cakes, 92, 134, 140,

142, 148, 152, 186, 218,

230, 259, 353, 377, 393,

396, 401, 402, 415, 428,

443.

Calamity 55, 71, 132, 386,

420.

Calculate 279.

Calf 135.

Call 91, 193, 339.

Calumniate 368, 397.

Camp 42.

Canal 6, 69, 177, 197, 267.

Cannot 68.

Capsize 143.

Captive 254, 306, 384.

Capture 254.

Carcase 18, 109.

Cardinal Points 388.

Care for 253.

Carnelian 306, 360.

Carrier 354.

Carry 8, 45, 155, 198, 237,

383.

Carry away (or, off) 65,

214, 303, 455.

Carve 227.

Case 341.

Cases 320.

Cast away 290.

Cast down 119.

Castrated animals 418.

Cat 168, 258.

Cat-skin 168.

476 INDEX,

Cataract 427.

Cataract, First 3, 415.

Catch (fish) 113.

Cattle 176, 225, 422.

Cave 128, 417, 433, 451.

Cavern 128, 417, 433, 451.

Cavity 133.

Cease 23, 325.

Ceaselessly 3, 43.

Cedar 91.

Celehrant 1.

Celestial beings 269, 270.

Cemetery 111, 458, 463.

Centre 413.

Certainly 19.

Cessation 3, 22, 23.

Chain, chains 50, 95, 171.

Chamber 7, 24, 38, 42, 46,

65, 86, 102, 119, 124,

174, 246, 262, 267, 290,

323, 400, 421,445,462.

Change 301.

Chapel 408.

Chapter 231, 282, 432.

Character 420.

Charms 280.

Chest 80, 81, 442.

Chest, funerary, 249.

Chew 220.

Chief 71, 108, 256, 269,

270, 309, 316, 358, 400.

Chief, tribal, 235.

Chieftainess 270.

Child, children -<:i4, ^7,

,70,J185, 214, 215, ,258,

317^344.

Choicest 431.

Choose 384.

Circle 238, 399, 420.

Circuit 399.

Circumstance 341.

Cistern 178, 297, 405.

Citizen 197.

City 196, 444.

City-boundary 459.

City-god 222.

Clap (the hands) 257.

Claw, claws, 84, 326, 421.

Clay 329.

Clean 77, 78, 429, 442.

Clean raiment 78.

Cleanse 14, 15, 330, 429.

Clear the way 463.

Cleave 12, 128, 150, 152.

Clincher 49, 227.

Close (the eye) 89.

Cloth 31, 71, 100.

Clothe 19, 259, 386, 406.

Clothes 176.

Clothing 259.

Clouds 348.

Coals 459.

INDEX. 477

Cobra 15.

Coerce 1, 213.

Coffer 24, 442.

Coffin 117, 249, 418,442.

Cognizance 359.

Collar 56, 115.

Collect 327, 361, 379, 445.

Collector of souls 327.

Colour 19, 37.

Columns 49.

Come 85, 123, 168, 193,

342.

Come forth (or, forward)

15, 147.

Command 118, 258, 281,

316, 432.

Commemorate 363.

Companion 307, 351, 352.

Company of gods 140, 141.

Comparative, sign of 229.

Compel 172.

Competent 374.

Complain 215.

Complete 66, 86, 181, 433.

Comprehend 81.

Compute 328.

Conceive 17, 19.

Conception 19.

Concerning 167, 228.

Condition 88, 375.

Confectionery 259.

Conformably to 302.

Confront 158.

Confuse 361.

Conquer 211, 221, 455.

Conquest 211, 216.

Consider 26, 122.

Constrain 172, 461.

Consume 31, 81, 217, 325.

Contemporary 88.

Content 249, 250, 285.

Contentment 96.

Contest 87.

Contradict 370.

Converse 226, 464.

Conversely 238, 454.

Cook 143.

Cool 380, 415.

Copies of books 374.

Copper 262.

Copper, sulphate of, 97.

Coptos 415.

Copulate 212, 219.

Copy 51, 167, 374.

Copyist 374.

Cord, cords 50, 62, 113,

196, 197, 221.

Cordage 93, 95, 196.

Corn 148, 292.

Corn-land 206, 264.

Coronation 294.

Corpse 290.

478 INDEX.

Corridors 232.

Corrupt 258, 355.

Couch (funerary) 133.

Counsel 226, 369.

Count 26, 186. 279.

Country 293, 425.

Couplet 282.

Course 260, 317.

Cover 84, 150, 253, 387,

444, 457.

Cow 263, 407.

Cow-goddess 263, 364.

Cowardly 293.

Create 50, 300, 365, 415.

Crew 419.

Cries of joy 55.

Crime 17, 137.

Crocodile 9, 91, 186, 265,

267, 268, 333.

Crocodile-god 340.

Crop, crops 6, 10.

Crowd 90, 91.

Crown 110, 166, 209, 294,

342.

Crown, to 364.

Crunch 116.

Crush 153, 461.

Cry 251, 308, 407, 453;

Cry of joy 131.

Cry out 17, 91, 116, 193,

215, 249, 328, 354.

Crystal 276, 453.

Cubit 180.

Curse 361, 366, 401.

Cusae 419.

Cut 135, 280, 337, 352,

353, 363, 384, 394, 443,

448, 455.

Cut off 362, 445; cut on

wood, or stone 319.

Dagger 195.

Daily 168, 233, 250.

Daily round 314.

Damage 158, 299.

Damned 173, 187, 315,

393.

Dance 46, 299.

Darkness 20, 57, 85, 90,

113, 116, 291, 317, 410,

411, 423.

Date palm 37.

Date wine 135.

Dates 135.

Daughter 322.

Dawn 136, 289, 440.

Dawn, spirits of 38.

Day 250, 372.

Daybreak 289, 440.

Dead 173, 175, 178, 189,

209, 291, 315, 389.

Dead body 293, 418.

INDEX. 479

Dead, Eater of 82. Depart 94, 100, 234, 272,Deaf 70, 364. 339, 352, 420, 436.Death 173, 175. Depth 191.

Decay 58, 113, 178, 267, Deputy 71.

305, 333, 355, 356, 368, Descend 246, 248.

378. Descent 248.

Deceit 17, 265, 292, 423, Design 194, 343, 369, 376,424. 419.

Decide 122, 328. Designer 374.

Declare 190, 464. Desire 21, 22, 23, 179, 403.

Decoction 172. Destine 392.

Decorate 394. Destiny 392.

Decorations 293. Destitute 49, 68.

Decree, decrees 26, 27, Destroy 95, 157, 212, 287,

118, 194, 221, 258, 374, 288, 298, 303, 305, 317,

451, 452. 319, 333, 363, 372, 376,

Deeds 52, 118, 422. 378, 446, 455.

Deep 191. Destruction 58, 158, 298,

Defame 386. 303, 305.

Defeat 298. Device 369.

Defect 17, 103, 105, 137, Devil 193, 321.

247. Devour 31, 81, 217, 265,

Defective 105. 299, 331, 349.

Defraud 208, 298. Dew 14.

Dekans , the Thirty - six Dhu I'karnen 79.

291, 299. Dhura 206.

Delay 122. Diadem 294.

Delig-ht 2. Die 173, 175.

Deliver 214, 354, 405 ^ Dig 405.

Delta 71, 183, 252, 426. Dignity 12.

Den 128, 433. Dilate (the heart) 2.

480 INDEX.

Diminish 155.

Dip 298, 428.

Direct 368, 378.

Directions 358.

Dirt 7, 278.

Disarrange 361.

Disaster 386.

Discover 421, 422.

Discuss 44, 226.

Disease 174, 178.

Disembark 354.

Disgust 114, 157.

Disk, solar. 69, 71.

Dislike 188.

Dismissal 326.

Disposition 381, 420.

Dispute 27.

Dissolve 134.

Distinction 385.

Distinguish 385, 387.

Distinguished 435,446,452.

District 94, 101, 165.

Disturb 305.

Divide 94, 150, 152, 435.

Divine 223.

Divine beings 37.

Division 71, 151, 445.

Do 50; do not 31; as one

pleases 22 ; do away114.

Do into writing 51.

Document 118, 374, 393,

422.

Dog 17, 454.

Domain 71,93; of a god 13.

Dominion 281.

Doom 27.

Door 72, 231, 234, 338.

Door of Ta-qebh 73.

Doors of sky 1 70Doors of truth J

Door-gods 73.

Door-keeper 54.

Door-post 260.

Double 406.

Draftsman 374.

Drag 70, 383.

Draught-board 356.

Draughts 259, 356.

Draw 70, 264, 329, 343,

374, 419.

Draw out 306.

Dress 19, 106, 294, 305,

327, 386.

Drink 23, 31, 328, 331,

334, 439.

Drink-offerings 296.

Drinker of blood 331.

Drive 318, 361, 362, 409.

Drop 234.

Droppings 245.

Drown 181.

INDEX. 481

Drugs 238.

Dry 394, 395.

Dual, sign of 101.

Duck 3.

Dung 253, 258, 383, 420.Duplicity 342.

Dwarf 209.

Dwell 262.

Dweller in 32.

Dwelling 46, 72.

Each 100, 198.

Ear 84, 188.

Ears of corn 292.

Early 431, 440.

Earth 313, 327, 425.

Earth, end of 86.

Earth-god 337, 426.

Ease 358.

East 24, 25.

East Wind 24, 249.

East, gods of 25.

Eat 31, 75, 81, 105, 116,

150, 217, 331, 417, 419;eat the heart 81.

Eater of abominations 83.

Eater of blood 31.

Eater of bones 331.

Eater of eternity 81.

Eater of livers 31.

Eater of sahu 31.ly.

Eater of shades 82.

Eater of sinners 81.

Eater of souls 31, 81.

Eater of the Arm 72.

Eater of the Ass 81.

Eater of the Dead 82.

Eater of the Eye 81.

Eater of Worms 84.

Eavesdrop 189.

Ecliptic 292.

Edge 343.

Edict 387.

Effluxes 245.

Egypt 410.

Eight 304.

Eldest 350.

Electrum 459.

Elephant-city 3.

Elephantine 3, 22.

Elysian Fields 371.

Emanation 68, 234, 245, 429.

Embalm 334, 337, 359.

Embalmer 33.

Embalmment 117.

Embalmment chamber 33,

361.

Embarcation 248.

Embark 246.

Embrace49, 56, 87, 260,416.

Embracer, great 368.

Emission (seminal) 438.

31

482 INDEX,

Emissions 290.

Empty 375.

Emqetqet 189.

Enchantments 280.

Encircle 238, 380.

Encfoach 328.

End 86, 149, 175, 433,

444; to make an 409; of

a book 123.

Enemy 8, 21, 193, 243,

293, 302, 316, 339, 356.

Engrave 319, 337.

Enshroud 253.

Enter 5, 66, 91, 136, 239,

246, 248, 385, 437.

Enti - her - f - emm - maat - f

.

221.

Entire 433, 444, 445.

Entirely 433.

Entrance 79,92, 123,231,

248.

Entreat 213, 214, 349.

Envoy 29.

Equal 351.

Equip 80, 387, 442.

Erta-hen-er-reqa 245.

Erta-nefu 245.

Essence 172.

Establish 349, 450.

Estates 5, 47, 326.

Estimate 122, 279.

Eternity 213, 214,268,277,

463.

Eternity, domain of 458.

Eternity, Eater of 81.

Eternity, god of 463.

Eternity, land of 426, 427,

428.

Even as 167.

Evening 20, 170, 436.

Eventide 170.

Everlasting abode 64.

Everlastingness 277, 463.

Everliving 83.

Every 198.

Everybody 161, 243, 245,

321.

Everyone 100, 132, 271.

Everywhere 132, 137, 198.

Everything 320.

Evidence 189.

Evil 4, 17, 67, 85, 101,

105, 131, 132, 133, 137,

220, 291, 293,298,327,

416, 419, 439.

Evil, god of 335, 381.

Evil beings 8.

Evil deeds 62.

Evil eye 421. '

Evil hap 308. '

Evil memory 334.

Evil persons 326.

INDEX, 483

Evil speech 91.

Evil things 68.

Evolution 301.

Exact 92.

Exaggeration 19.

Exalt 379, 411, 452.

Examine 328.

Exceedingly 2.

Excellent 176.

Except 43.

Executioner 330.

Excretions 136.

Exhausted 210.

Exist 16, 103, 300.

Exit 123, 147.

Expand 2.

Expedition 118.

Expel 409.

Explain 152.

Extend 2, 155, 337.

Extent 329.

Extinguish 89, 90.

Extol 388.

Eye, eyes 11,160,161,403,422.

Eye, Eater of 81.

Eyeball 137.

Eyehrows 48.

Eyelid 292, 349.

Eye paint 97, 188.

Fa-nkhu 156.

Fa-pet 156.

Face 271.

Faience 278.

Fail 112, 247, 354.

Failure 113.

Fair-face 207.

Fall 234, 246, 248, 315,369.

Fall away 243.

False speech 19.

Falsehood 423, 424.

Farm 5, 326.

Farm stock 176.

Fashion 50, 168, 184, 196,

300, 365, 415.

Fashioner 205.

Fasten 49, 370.

Fastening 221, 412, 413,

418.

Fat 416.

Fate 341.

Father 67, 69, 433.

Father-gods 69.

Father Khepera 69.

Father Osiris 69.

Fault 62, 138, 439.

Favour 277.

Fayyum 427.

Fear 357, 438.

Feast 361.

31*

484 INDEX.

Feather 10, 395, 447.

Fecundity 42.

Feeble 129, 402, 422.

Feed 82, 331, 389, 417.

Fellow 351, 352.

Fenkhu 156.

Fenti, god 157.

Ferry 306.

Fertility 42.

Festal service (liturgy) 259.

Festival 96, 117, 246, 247,

251, 259, 291, 348, 361,

445.

Festival, to keep 51, 339.

Fetter 50, 95, 171, 191,

196, 254, 342, 379, 403,

414, 454, 461.

Field, fields 5, 56, 370, 391.

Field of Eternity 371.

Field of Fire 372.

Field of Grasshoppers 372.

Field of Offerings 371.

Field of Peace 371.

Field of Ra 371.

Field of Reeds 371.

Field of the Gods 371.

Fiend ^, /l, ^2, m, 1^5,

^93, icie, 2i^,^9,Mb,291, 502, 308,^21,339,

346, 347, 377, 383, 419,

457.

Fierce 76.

Fiery 143.

Fifth 440.

Fight 87, 378.

Fighters, the two 87.

Fighting-Faces 87.

Fig tree 212.

Figure 38, 52, 90, 376.

Filch 288.

Fill 181, 288; fill the

heart 22.

Fillet 209, 377.

Filth 7, 80, 136,253,258,

278, 383, 420, 458.

Filthy 258.

Find 85, 421.

Fine 207, 431.

Finger 326, 459.

Finish 409.

Fire -3, 37, -95;^ 135, 13<

142, 169, 205,^12,217,

239, 243, 248, 29V297,319, 359, 377, ^97,.413,

425,' 437.

Fire-altar 89, 170,291,293.

Fire-city 3, 218.

Fire-goddess 218.

Fire-spirits 6.

Firm 94, 234, 370.

First 431.

Firstborn 322, 350.

INDEX. 485

Fish, to 254.

Fish 22, 26, 49, 82, 94,

157, 182, 235, 259.

Fish-god 236.

Fish, land of 427.

Fish-offerings 3.

Fisherman 113, 254, 370.

Fist 302.

Fix 94, 96, 174, 349.

Flail 216.

Flame 3, 6, 37, 95, 136,

142, 205, 217, 239, 243,

250, 319, 359, 382, 397,

425, 437, 457.

Flax 31.

Flesh 18, 19, 30, 401, 414.

Flight 72, 140.

Flint knife 448.

Flood 7, 14, 132, 181, 197,

249, 259, 349, 350.

Floor 327.

Flourish 98, 234, 333, 359.

Flow 55, 102, 221.

Flower 5, 10, 12, 84, 95,

105, 118, 133, 138, 196.

213, 215, 264, 331.

Flower of Hathor 105.

Flowers of the sky 5.

Flutter 304.

Fly 79, 89, 140, 446.

Foe, foes 21, 315, 318.

Foliage 385, 447.

Folk 132, 161, 244, 245,

249, 264, 271.

Follow 116, 319, 398.

Food 5, 31, 32, 80, 81,

88, 152, 157, 286, 302,

392, 393, 396.

Food, sepulchral 460.

Foot 244.

For 16, 191.

Force 78, 172, 330.

Forebears 432.

Fore-court 79.

Forehead 30, 447.

Forget, forgetfulness 366.

Form 50, 52, 174, 196,

300, 301, 306, 365, 376,

412, 413, 415, 430.

Form of ffod 91.

Fort, fortress 461, 459.

Forthwith 269.

Fortifications 103.

Fortify 365.

Forty 262.

Foul 458.

Foundation 356.

Fountain head 133.

Four 30, 158.

Fowl 117, 259.

Fowler, fowlers 113, 254,

370. 462.

486 INDEX.

Frame o£ a net 442.

Fraternize 355.

Fraud 265, 292.

Fresh 98.

Friend 308.

Friendly 355.

Frighten 272.

From 16, 158, 228.

Front 256, 309.

Fruit, fruits 131, 237, 417,

449.

Fully 2.

Fulness 337.

Furnish 80, 442.

Furniture 443.

Furrow 119.

Fustat 14, 316.

Gain the mastery 367.

Gainsay 44.

Garden 279.

Garland 182.

Garment 30, 47, 48, 67,

71, 103, 106, 176, 259,

305, 327, 334, 376, 386,

401, 406, 438,454, 457.

Gate 72, 338, 340.

Gather, gather together 327

,

353, 361, 379, 445.

Geese (Kharu) 427.

Generate 39, 42.

Genetrix 184.

Genuine 164.

Giant 80.

Gift, gifts 45, 264, 438,

442.

Girdle (?) 12.

Girdle 86, 377.

Girls 207, 215, 258.

Give 38, 168, 244, 266,

438.

Give drink 5.

Glad, gladden 227, 255,

325, 357.

Gladness 2, 55, 207, 242.

Glance 160.

Glorify, glorifyings 10, 11,

15, 365.

Glorious, glory 296, 463.

Gnaw 116, 260, 446.

Go, going 123, 246, 248,

263, 265, 272, 337, 397,

436, 437.

Go about 176.

Go away 94, 195.

Go back 49, 319.

Go down 246.

Go in 91, 437.

Go forth, go on 134, 456.

Go out 120.

Go round 119, 251.

Goad 360.

INDEX. 487

Goat 85.

God 222.

God of extended arm 2.

Gods, company of 141.

Gods, three companies of

222.

Gods, false 228.

Gods, land of 427.

God-house 224.

God-offerings 224.

God-property 224.

Goddess 270.

Gold 195, 459.

Good 207.

Good condition 329.

Goods 42, 314, 320.

Goose 3, 230, 287, 349,

359, 432.

Goose-god 220.

Gore 448.

Gorge 286.

Governor 270, 281, 309.

Grace 277.

Gracious 207, 344.

Grain 57, 93, 131, 148,

206, 217, 358, 402, 417.

Grains 138.

Grain-god 206.

Grain-goddess 238.

Granary 399, 401.

Grant 38, 168, 438.

Grapes (?) 406.

Grapplers 227.

Grasp 4, 227, 252, 261,

302, 456.

Grass 12, 62.

Grasshopper 326.

Grasshopper, city of 326.

Gratification 376.

Grave 426, 458, 459.

Great 73, 107, 435, 452.

Great (of heart) 22.

Greater than 108;greatest

431.

Greatly 74.

Great Light 363.

Greeks 183.

Green 96, 98, 333, 453.

Green Eyes 98.

Green Flame 98.

Greyhound 454.

Grief 24, 62.

Grieve 24.

Groan 12.

Ground 47, 293, 327, 381,

425.

Group 430.

Grow 234; grow old 354.

Guard 54, 226.

Guardian 53, 54.

Guide 337, 375, 376.

Gullet 91.

488 INDEX.

Haaker 246,

Haas 251.

Hab-em-atu 247.

Habitation 63, 144, 410,

411.

Hack in pieces 362.

Ha-her 253.

Ha-hetep 247.

Hahuti-am ... 247.

Hai, god 246.

Hail 9, 123, 245, 246.

Hair 19, 46, 66, 95, 206,

257, 266, 326, 335, 353,

385, 399, 400, 420, 422,

444, 447, 456.

Hair, grey or white 378.

Hair-gods 326.

Haker 247; festival 51.

Hakheru 247.

Half 424.

Hall 86, 93, 109, 111, 115,

134.

Hand 72, 449.

Handicraft 262.

Hangings 386.

Hap (Nile) 256.

Hap, son of Horus 253.

Happen 315.

Happiness 96, 132, 207,

431.

Happy 207, 337.

Hapt-re 254.

Hapu-en-neb-sett 254.

Haqahakaher 247.

Hareti 254.

Harim 29.

Harm 3, 4, 17, 220.

Harpoon 171.

Harpukakashareshabaiu

254.

Harvest 238.

Hasert 247.

Hasten 6, 277, 290.

Hate 188, 189.

Haunch 18, 109, 313.

Have 314, 423.

Hawk 131.

He 155,206,221,333,335.

He himself 333.

Head 166, 309, 430, 458.

Heads (Tchatchat) 458.

Headcloth 284.

Headdress 80.

Headrest 111.

Headsman 330.

Health 83, 352.

Healthy 120, 234, 352.

Hear 384.

Heart 22, 256, 285; abode

of 63; desire of 23,438.

Heart amulet 23.

Heart, to eat the 22, 81.

INDEX. 489

Heart-soul 23, 124.

Heat 3.

Heaven 64, 152, 153, 197,

246, 270, 370.

Hebt-re-f 260.

Heel 461.

Hehi 277.

Height 411, 412.

Heir 18, 19, 75.

Heirship 18.

Hekennut 281.

Heliopolis 46.

Helpless 111, 129, 137,

210, 303, 339,381,422,

424.

Hemaka 261.

Hemen 262.

HenJi, city 249.

Henbi, god 264.

Henket 267.

Henku-en-arp 266.

Henku-en-fat-Maat 266.

IJensektiu 266.

Henti (Osiris) 268.

IJenti-requ 268.

Hent-khent-ta-meru 268.

Henu Boat 265.

Hept-re 260.

ITept-shet 260.

Hept-ur 260.

^eq-ant 282.

Heqtit, goddess 282.

Her 216, 321.

E[er (Horus) 273.

IJer-ab-arit-f 269.

Her-ab-kara-f 269.

Her-ab-uaa-f 269.

Herakleopolis 336

Herald 348.

Herb,herbsl2, 62,98, 349.

Herd-god 210, 211.

Her-f-em-qeb 272.

5er-f-ha-f 272.

Heri-sep-f 271.

Heritage 75.

Heri-uru 270.

Her-k-en-Maat 272.

Hermopolis 105, 304.

Her-nefer 272.

Heron 401.

Her-ua 272.

Heru-khuti 274.

Heru-tataf 276.

Heru-ur (Haroeris) 274.

Hesepti 279.

Hesert 280.

Hes-her 278.

Hest 278, 280.

Hes-tchefetch 278.

Hetch-abehu 289.

Hetch-re 289.

Hetem-her 288.

490 INDEX.

Hetem-ur 288.

IJetep, god 286.

Hetep, town 287.

IJetep-ka 287.

Hetep-sekhus 287.

Hetep-taui 287.

Hew 227.

Hide 40, 253, 361, 377,

404, 409, 436, 449.

Hide (skin) 38.

Hieroglyphics 224.

High 411.

Hill 412, 414. •

Hill-men 49.

Him 155, 206, 333.

Himself 335, 462.

Hi-mu 257.

Hindrance 49.

Hinge 385.

His 140, 155, 425, 429.

Hit 257.

Hold 314, 423.

Holdfast 227.

Hole 433, 451.

Hollow 133.

Holy 77, 396, 448, 463.

Holy apparel 78.

Holy Land 428.

Holy place 64.

Homage 199, 226,351,411,

447.

Homestead 326.

Honour 332.

Hoof 461.

Hook 84.

Horizon 297.

Horn 79, 196, 265, 268, 442.

Horns, Eye of 321.

Horus, Followers of 276.

Horus, Forms of 273—275.

Horus, Sons of 42, 186,

424, 441.

Hostile 267.

Hostility 316, 370.

Hot 143, 243, 359, 394,

397, 425, 437.

Hour 106, 195.

Hour-goddess 106.

House 7, 42, 46, 65, 72,

86, 87, 98, 109, 144, 282,

283, 305, 351, 463.

Hover 304.

However 50.

Hu, god 257.

Hu-kheru 248.

Hull 24.

Human beings and race

103, 142, 185.

Humble 209.

Humours 136, 215.

Hundred 392.

Hundred thousand 261.

INDEX. 491

Hunger 282, 362, 372.

Hunters 370.

Hurl 382.

Hurricane 355.

Hurry 6.

Husband 456.

Hut 7, 65.

Hu-tepa 258.

Hymn 278.

Hymns of Ra 278.

I 9, 46, 98, 193, 196, 409,

429.

Ibis 248.

Idle 114.

If 50.

Ignorant 303.

Ill 178.

Ill-luck 341.

Ill-treated 76.

Illumine 151, 363.

Image 38, 52, 167, 235,

353, 376, 380, 413, 430.

Immediately 72, 268.

Immutable 68.

Impassable 68, 373.

Implement 113.

Impost 288.

Impotence 68.

Imprison 308, 404.

Inl6, 30, 32, 158, 191,268.

In front of 76, 302.

Inasmuch 167.

Incantation 280.

Incense 138, 166,357,413,

416.

Incense water 172, 173.

Incline 50, 243.

Incomprehensible 377.

Incorruptible 58, 68, 378.

Increase 45, 136, 252.

Indestructible 44.

Inert 111, 339.

Inform 359.

Inhale 242.

Inherit 18, 75.

Inheritance 18, 75.

Iniquity 17.

Injure 3, 4, 9, 71, 220.

Injury 4, 8, 14, 17, 65,

193, 219, 220, 209, 308,

352, 447.

Inkjar 142, 150.

Inlay, inlaid 176, 196.

Inquire 328.

Inside 30, 159, 413.

Insolence 396.

Inspect 328.

Instruct 338.

Instrument49,56,139, 184,

464.

Intelligent 403.

492 INDEX.

Intend 304.

Intent 240.

Interval 106.

Intestines 58, 136, 170.

Into 16, 30, 158, 228.

Introduce 331, 332.

Inundate 132, 181.

Inundation 132.

Invade 385.

Inventory 240.

Invert 143, 372.

Investigate 351.

Invisible 43, 44, 68, 192.

Invocation 339.

Invoke 91, 193, 214, 339,

354.

Irqai (Amen-Ra) 123.

Irresistible 68, 318.

Iron, meteoric 130, 131.

It 155, 216, 335, 337, 381.

Its 155, 321, 337, 381.

Jackal 17, 325.

Jasper 306.

Jaw 86, 215.

Jaw-bone 85, 86.

Jaw teeth 214.

Join 306, 345, 444.

Joint of meat 6, 18, 109.

Journey 22, 118, 120, 166,

193, 197, 234, 300, 306,

308, 312, 326, 373, 380,

392, 393.

Joy 55, 207, 242, 253.

Joyful 22.

Judge 26, 27, 29,122,328;

judge hastily 22.

Judgement 26, 122, 329.

Just 92, 163.

Justice 92.

Justify 347.

Kapriest 263.

Kaa, god 407.

Ka-arik 408.

Kaharsapusar, etc. 408.

Ka-hetep 406.

Karnak 29.

Kasaika 408.

?:eb 337, 421.

Keen 344.

Keep guard, or watch 53,

324.

Kehkehet 410.

Kem-heru 422.

Kemkem 410.

Kem-ur 409, 422.

Kenemet 4 10.

Kenemti 410.

Kenkenur, god 442.

Kep-her 409.

Kesemu-enent 411.

INDEX. 493

Kesta 424.

Khatiu 293.

Khau-tchet-f 291.

Khemenu 304.

Khemi, god 303.

Klienememti 308.

Khnemet -em -ankh - annuit

307.

Khnemet-urt 307.

Khennu, city 305.

Khensu 16; forms of 309.

Khenti-Amenti 309.

Kher-aha 14, 316.

Kherefu 316.

Kher-heb priest 316.

Kher-serau 316.

Khesef-at 318.

Khesef-her-ash-kheru 318.

Khesef-her-khemiu 318.

Khnemu 307.

Khu,theFourandSeven295.

Kill 345..

Kindle 437.

Kindness 329«

King 71, 131, 335.

Kingship 335.

Kinsfolk 18, 107.

Knead 168.

Knife 65, 91, 195, 215, 217,

279, 280, 345, 394,411,

444, 458.

Knit 388.

Knot 454.

Know 240, 304, 323.

Knowledge 240, 373.

Kohl 188.

Labour 52, 129, 265, 408.

Labourers 178, 356, 370.

Lack 395, 420.

Ladder 166, 171; sides of

236.

Lady 198, 267.

Lair 128.

Lake 123, 178, 267, 334,

390, 405, 420, 425.

Lake, Great 390.

Lake, Land of 427.

Lake of Akeb 390.

Lake of Aqer 390.

Lake of Fire 390, 391.

Lake of Flames 390.

Lake of Geese 391.

Lake of Hetep 391.

Lake of Horus 391.

Lake of Light 391.

Lake of Maati 390.

Lake of Millions of Years

391.

Lake of Natron 391.

Lake of Nu 390.

Lake of Osiris 390.

494 INDEX.

Lake of Propitiation 391.

Lake of Tchesert 391.

Lake of the Wicked 391.

Lake of Turquoise 390.

Laraentation 12, 66, 408.

Lamp 299, 437.

Land, to 175.

Land 143, 425, 444; culti-

vated 5.

Lands, the two 425.

Languor 157.

Lapis-lazuli 317, 318.

Large 73.

Laugh, laughter 341.

Laver 390.

Law, laws 165, 248.

Law, Land of 426.

Law-court 64.

Lawgiver 360.

Lawfulness 132.

Lay 113.

Lazy 114.

Lead 337, 375.

Leather 348, 406.

Leaves 416.

Leaves of a door 72, 234,

244.

Left (hand or side) 22,

23, 24.

Leg 166, 188, 244, 340,

344, 373.

Legality 132.

Length 1, 329.

Leopard skin 23.

Let be 38.

Letopolis 319, 366.

Libation 15, 77, 388.

Libation vessel 96, 280,

352.

Libationer 77.

Libya 453.

Lie 423, 424.

Lies 19.

Lie down 389.

Life 83, 88.

Life, hand of 426.

Lift 120, 155, 379, 387,

388, 453.

Light 1, 11, 42, 65, 85, 95,

142, 212, 252, 289, 296,

356, 363, 375, 395, 403,

435.

Light up 102.

Light-god 151.

Light (of weight) 105.

Lightness 103.

Light upon 103.

Like 158, 167, 168, 351,

420, 430.

Likeness 167.

Likewise 167, 341, 420.

Lily 376.

INDEX. 490

Limbs 19, 30, 75, 93, 165, Lot 314, 445.

255, 256, 414, 421. Loud 315, 412.

Limit 461. Love 22, 179, 227.

Linen 63, 97, 148, 152,j

Loved one 23.

210, 402, 403, 417. Lowland 313.

Linen weaver 402. Lowly 209.

Lintel 86. Luck 341, 392.

Lion 163, 168. Lynx 166.

Lion-god 232.•

Lip 343. Maa-anu-f 161.

List 240, 329. Maa-atef-kheri-beq-£ 162.

Listen 350. Maa-em-kerh-annef- em-hru

Listeners 384, 385. 162.

Little 228, 402, 411. Maa-ha-f 162.

Live 82. Maa-heh-en-renput 162.

Living people 83. Maa-kheru 163.

Lizard 9. Maati towns 165.

Lo ,43, 63. Maati-f-em-khet 162.

Load 8. Maati-f-em-tes 162.

Loaf, loaves 1, 92, 289, Maatuf-her-a 163.

377. Maau-taui 168.

Loathing 396. Macerate 144.

Lock 266, 306. Magic power 121.

Lock of hair 400. Magical formulae 280.

Loin 345. Magnify 330.

Long 1. Maiden 207, 253.

Longsuffering 344. Majestic 396.

Look 154, 160. Majesty 263.

Loose 353. Mak stone 166.

Lord 198, 288. Make 50.

Loss 299. Make a gift 1.

496 INDEX.

Make happen 244.

Male 456.

Man 321.

Manifest 147.

Manifestations 147.

Manifold 90.

Mankind 107, 161, 211,

241, 243, 244, 245, 264,

271, 434.

Manner 167.

MaDsion 86, 144.

Mantis 2, 3, 23, 133.

Manu 166, 426.

Many 90.

March 329; march against

436, 437.

Mariners 419.

Marqatha 169.

Marsh 76, 149, 415.

Marsh flowers 5.

Mason 47, 67.

Mast 319.

Master 108, 198; to act as

master 316.

Mastery 95, 340.

Masturbate 196.

Matchat, Matchet 167, 171.

Mates 171.

Matet Boat 171.

Matter 134, 140.

Me 9, 98, 193.

Meadow 370.

Mean, the 189.

Measure 375, 443, 457.

Measure (land) 383.

Measuring cords 56.

Medicaments 337, 359.

Medicine 238.

Meditations 421.

Mediterranean Sea 98.

Meet 15, 318, 362.

Meeting 362.

Mehen 33.

Mehenet, Mehenit, Mehent

182.

Mehti-sah-neter 184.

Meht-urt 181.

Member 19, 30, 56, 75,

93, 255, 256.

Memorial services 364.

Memphis 154, 284, 427.

Memphis, high priest of

110.

Men and women 244, 245,

249, 264.

Mendes 82, 439.

Menhu 176.

Men-kau-Ra 233.

Menkh, god 176.

Men-Maat-Ra 233.

Menqet 177.

Mentchat 177.

INDEX, 497

Menthu, god 177.

Menu 4, 42, 174.

Mera 426.

Merchant 395.

Mert, goddess 179.

Meskhen 187.

Mesqen 188.

Mesqet 188.

Message 27, 29.

Messenger 29.

Mestha 188.

Metal, god of (?) 127.

Metal plates 136, 218.

Metes-her-ari-mer 190.

Metes-sen 191.

Metu-ta-f 190.

Micturate 116, 157.

Middle 92, 103, 268.

Middle hall 24.

Might 150, 397, 446.

Mighty 73, 107, 114, 194,

367.

Milk 11, 55, 364.

Milk vessel 169.

Million 276.

Mineral 262.

Mineral colour 312.

Ministrant 1, 47, 176.

Misery 62, 116, 137, 163,

352, 420, 421.

Misfortune 71, 386.

IV.

Misheps 172.

Mistress 198, 267.

Mixed 396.

Mnevis Bull 180.

Moisture 14.

Moment 8, 33, 106.

Monkey 75.

Monster 90.

Month 26; last day of 86.

Moon 16, 86.

Moon-god 16, 56, 309.

Moor a boat 175.

Mooring posts 175.

More than 229.

Moreover 423.

Morning 436.

Morning star 224.

Mortals 434.

Mother 173.

Motionless 111.

Mould 168, 196, 364.

Moulder 205.

Mountain 439.

Mourner 12.

Mourning 12.

Mouse 143.

Mouth 231, 432.

Move 151, 234, 253, 2G0,

265.

Mow 280.

Much 90.

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498 INDEX.

Multitude 90, 91.

Mummify 96, 334.

Mummy bandages 96.

Mummy bed 117.

Murdei-ous 135.

Music, instrument of 176.

Mut 173.

Muta Jambi 80.

Mutable 119.

My 9, 140, 193.

Mykerinos 233.

Myn'h 84; of women 85;

water of 172.

Myself 462.

Mysterious 377, 404.

Mystery 377, 404.

Mystery, Land of 427.

Naarrut 192.

Naau 193.

Nail, of body 84.

Nak fiend 193.

Naked 252.

Name 237.

Namely 58.

Narrate 112.

Nart 194.

Nartiankhemsenf 194.

Nasaqbubu 193.

Nathkerthi 193.

Natron 280.

Navel 292, 300.

Near 228, 229, 424.

Neba 205.

Neb-abui 199.

Neb-er-tcher 1 ^^.Neb-er-tchert J

Neb-heru 201.

Neb-maat-heri-retui-f 204.

Neb-nebu 201.

Neb-pebti-petpet-sebau 204.

Neb -pehti - tbes - menment204.

Nebeb bird 205.

Nebti 205.

Neck 213.

Neck ornament 115.

Needy 212, 395.

Nefer-Tem 208.

Nef-ur 206.

Negation 68, 158, 433.

Negative 43, 221.

Negro 214.

Negro speech 464.

Neh 213.

Neha-bau 213.

Neha-her 213.

Nehatu 212.

Nehebka 214.

Neheb-nefert 214.

Nehesu 213.

Nehesui 213.

INDEX. 499

Neith 220.

Nekii fiend 219.

Nekhebet 215, 398.

Nekhen 215.

Nekhenu 215.

Nem 208.

Nenet, bread of 428.

Nentcha 210.

Nenunser 210.

Nepert, city 206.

Nephthys 205.

Nerau-ta 211.

Neri 211.

Nesersert 218.

Nesert, goddess 218.

Neshem stone 218.

Neshmet Boat 218.

Nest 373.

Net, to snare 254.

Net 14, 25, 117, 254,370,

434.

Net frame 442.

Net posts 72,

Netbit 226.

Netcheb-ab-f 226.

Netcheh-netcheh 227.

Netclxem, god 227.

Netchesti 228.

Netchet 228.

Netchfet 226.

Netchses 228.

Neter, Lake 225.

Netet, Nelit 226.

Netqa-her-khesef-atu 225.

Netru, city 225.

Never 44, 341.

New 98, 160.

New Year's Day 431.

Nice 135.

Night 20, 57, 113, 116,

291, 410, 411, 423.

Night watchers 241,

Nile 256.

Nile Celestial 7.

Nine, ninth 151.

No 43, 68, 158, 192, 221,

433.

No time 341.

Nobleman 108.

Nome 279, 343.

None 68.

Non-existent 49.

Noonday 88.

North 183; north-west 183.

North, land of 426.

North, Lords of 183.

North wind 182, 183, 417.

Nose 157, 309, 402.

Nostrils 242, 293, 402.

Not 8, 31, 43, 68, 133,

158, 192, 221, 433.

Nourish 329.

32*

500 INDEX.

Now 50; now as for 50.

Nu, god 195.

Nubia 49, 384, 410, 427.

Nubti 196.

Nur bird 196.

Nurse 237, 238, 307.

Nut, goddess 186.

Nut-urt 198.

Nutiu 198.

9, 57, 123, 245, 246,

248.

Oar 114, 180, 253, 260,

261, 443.

Oar-rest 75, 118.

Oasis, Nortbern. and South-

ern 117.

Obelisk house 283.

Obey 384.

Objects 5.

Oblation 15.

Oblivion 267.

Observe 154, 160, 195.

Obstacle 386.

Obstruct 389.

Obstruction 49.

Occasion 341.

Ocean 270.

Ocean, Celestial 7, 421.

Odour 383.

Of 158, 191, 194, 220.

Offal 258.

Offence 17, 75.

Offend 369.

Offer 176, 266, 447.

Offer sacrifice 77.

Offerings 1, 5, 15, 45, 77,

120, 133, 140, 147, 148,

156, 182, 230, 264, 286,

436, 443, 460.

Officer 177.

Official 417, 456.

Offspring 147, 185.

Oil 182, 183, 191.

Ointment 191, 424.

Old age 10, 446.

Old man 10, 215.

Olden time 431.

Olive tree 129, 137.

Omission 342.

On 46, 158, 268.

On behalf of 229.

One 100, 321.

One (God) 99, 222.

One only 100.

Oneness 139.

Open 27, 78, 79, 103, 155,

231, 333, 355, 373, 385.

Open the face 104.

Open the mouth 27, 78.

Opener of the Earth 79.

Openers 29.

INDEX. 501

Opportunity 341.

Oppose 318, 389. '

Opposite 15, 76, 168, 302.

Opposition 76, 305.

Oppress 1, 76, 163, 346.

Oppression 14, 65, 70.

Oppressor 14, 65.

Or 232.

Orbit 399, 420.

Ordain 118, 221.'

Order, to 358, 453.

Order 165, 217, 221, 263,

361, 464.

Ordinances 221, 248; of

heaven 369.

Ore 130.

Orion 327.

Ornament 293, 364.

Osiris 59, 326, 336.

Osiris-beings 62.

Osiris-Anubis 59.

Osiris-Begetter 59.

Osiris-Gold-of-eternity 60.

Osiris-Harmachis 60.

Osiris-Horus 60.

Osiris-Keb 61.

Osiris-Khenti-Amenti 60.

Osiris, for titles of beginning* with Khenti see p. 310.

Osiris-Lord-of-Life 60.

Osiris-neb-er-tcher 60.

Osiris-Orion 61.

Osiris-Ptah 59.

Osiris-Seker 62.

Osiris-Taiti 62.

Osiris Tekaiti 62,

Osiris-Un-Nefer 59.

Other 100; other things 411.

Other World 426, 441;

Mountain of 440.

Out from 158.

Outcry 249.

Outside 159, 229.

Overcome 95.

Overthrow 113, 298, 303,

359, 369.

Overseer 177, 235.

Overturn 143, 416.

Owner 198.

Ox 17, 56.

Pacification 362.

Pacify 362.

Paddle 180, 253, 261, 306,

443.

Pain 114, 174, 178, 349.

Painless 68.

Paint the eyes 188.

Palace 87, 93, 111.

Palette 82, 188, 425.

Palm, a tree 38, 166.

Palm, a measure 375, 403.

502 INDEX.

Panopolis 28.

Panther skin 23.

Papyrus 396, 457.

Papyrus swamps 71.

Par 141.

Parehaqakheperu 141.

Parents 173.

Pashakasa 142.

Pass, pass by 329, 333,

337, 373, 437.

Pass away 134, 352, 356,

438.

Pass forward 58.

Passage 100, 101, 306, 337.

Pasturage 349.

Path 95, 97, 171.

Paw 72.

Pay 347.

Pay homage 196.

Pe, city 139.

Peace 285.

Peacemakers 362.

Peace offerings 45, 362.

Peasants 178.

Pectoral 115.

Pedestal 12, 174.

Pegs 21, 117, 455.

Peka 152.

Pekes 152.

Pekhat, goddess 150.

Pen 194.

Penetrate 5, 24.

Pen-heseb 20.

Penti, god 144.

People 107, 132, 142, 161,

169, 241, 243, 244, 245,

264, 271, 434.

Peq 152.

Per-Asar 8.

Perceive 160, 323.

Perch 8, 10, 12, 304.

Perfect- 66, >76, jJ30, 349.

Perfume 294, 384.

Perish 378.

Permanent 96, 174, 450.

Period 88, 196, 246.

Perpetuate 359.

Persea tree 65.

Persecute 1.

Person 321, 463.

Pert, season of 26, 144.

Peskheti 150.

Peti 153.

Petition 443.

Petra 154.

Petra-sen 154.

Pettet 155.

Phallus 171,246, 265,456.

Pharaoh 144.

Phase of being 301.

Phoenix 134.

Physician 33, 110.

INDEX. 503

Picture 167, 194.

Pierce 135.

Pig 238, 392.

Pigment 37.

Pilfer 298.

Pillar 49, 113, 264, 369.

Pillow 111.

Pinion 182.

Pit 254.

Pitch 345.

Place, to 96.

Place 63, 80, 81, 168, 170,

171, 244, 245, 438.

Place, Great 64.

Place (in place of) 58.

Plan 343, 369, 419.

Plank 254, 319, 455.

Plants 10, 37, 62, 65, 84,

98, 130, 185, 235, 237,

264, 331, 372, 392, 395,

449.

Plaque 183.

Plate, to 364.

Plated 330.

Play draughts 259.

Play music 398.

Pleasant 134, 135, 227,

249.

Please 247, 249, 250, 341.

Pleasure 2, 250, 357.

Plentiful 291.

Pluck 306.

Plumage 46, 395.

Plunder 76, 214, 288, 456.

Plough 299, 378.

Ploughing, Ceremony of

299.

Poem 282.

Point 430.

Pointer of Balance 436.

Poison 189, 397.

Pole 93, 205, 285.

Pole, steering 261.

Poles of bier 346.

Pollute 438.

Pool 76, 78, 172, 178, 267,

334, 390, 405, 425.

Poor 209.

Porter 53, 54.

Portion 314.

Portrait figure 430.

Position 12, 88.

Possess 314, 423, 455.

Possessions 42, 174, 314,

423.

Possessor 198.

Potter-god 307.

Potter's table 214.

Powder 400.

PoAver 72, 83, 114, 120,

150, 212, 357, 367, 396,

397.

504 INDEX.

Power, the vital 367.

Powerful 107, 216.

Powerless 139.

Praise, to 10, 11.

Praise, praisings 9, 14, 15,

16, 195, 249, 264, 277,

280, 339, 354, 365, 384,

388, 440.

Pray 213, 353, 442.

Prayer 36, 436, 443.

Precept 432.

Predestine 392.

Preferment 12.

Pregnant 17, 19, 136.

Prepare 51, 343.

Prescription 432.

Preserves (of birds) 419.

Present 1, 77, 266.

President 270.

Pretty 207.

Prevail over 367.

Priest 1, 33, 36, 47, 77,

263, 322, 345, 263.

Prince 71, 108, >'56, 316,

358, 400.

Principal 269.

Prison 308, 321.

Prithee 38, 407.

Private apartment 312.

Produce 184, 350.

Products 314.

Progeny 189, 382.

Prompting 23.

Pronouncement 190.

Props 388, 453.

Property 132, 313, 314,

320, 329.

Propitiate 362.

Propitiatory offerings 78.

Protect 51, 170, 215, 226,

295, 323, 384, 388.

Protector 308.

Proud 73.

Provide 80, 263, 288, 343.

Provisions 88, 93, 325.

Pry into 350, 459.

Ptah 154.

Ptah, Claw of 84.

Ptah-Seker 154.

Ptah-Seker-Tem 155.

Ptah-Tanen 155.

Pudenda muliehris 292.

Pull 70, 329.

Pull out hair 104.

Punt, land of 142.

Pupil of the eye 460.

Pure 77, 429.

Purification 77.

Purify 14, 77, 330, 429.

Purity 132.

Purse 86.

Pus 134.

INDEX. 505

Put 244.

Putrefy 38, 412.

Pygmy 209.

Pylon 134, 338, 340.

Qabt-ent-Shu 413.

Qa-ha-hetep 412.

Qa-her 412.

Qahu, god 30, 413.

Qai 413.

Qart 413.

Qebh-senuf 415.

Qefenu 415.

Qemtu, god 422.

Qemhusu, god 422.

Qen 416.

Qenqentet, Lake 417.

Qernet 417.

Qerti 418.

Qetetbu 419.

Quadrupeds 75.

Quake 386.

Quay 302.

Queen 262, 267, 336.

Quench 89, 90.

Quiet 360.

Ra, god 233.

Ra, Hymns to 278.

Ra-Harmakhis 233.

Ra-Horus 233.

Ra-Osiris 233.

Ra-Tem 233.

Radiance 1 ,1 1 , 42, 65, 85, 95,

151, 296, 363, 375, 382.

Rain-storm 14, 67.

Raise 120, 156, 387.

Raise a song 388.

Raise up 436, 453.

Ram 396.

Ram-god 128, 397.

Rameses IV 282.

Rank 12.

Rapid 6.

Rat 143.

Ravish 456.

Ravisher 455.

Rays 11, 38, 102, 151, 382.

Re-aa-urt 231.

Reach 149.

Read 366, 405.

Ready 343, 387.

Real 164.

Reap 6.

Rebel 338.

Receive 403.

Recite 51, 366, 405, 464.

Reckon 26, 122, 279, 328.

Reckoning 26, 329, 459.

Recognize 323.

Recompense 58, 228.

Records 118, 422.

506 INDEX.

Red 448.

Red Crown 448.

Red Land 448.

Redness 448.

Reed 5.

Reed pen 194.

Re-establish 349.

Refresh 360, 380, 415.

Region 47, 69, 71, 94, 101,

165.

Regularity 403.

Regularly 164.

Regulations 248.

Re-hent 240.

Re-henent 240.

Rehti 240.

Rehu 239.

Rehui (Horus and Set) 240.

Reign 246, 335.

Re-Iukasa 232.

Rejoice 46, 212, 227, 242,

246, 248, 255, 282.

Rejoicings 10, 11, 16, 55,

56.

Rejuvenate 237.

Rekhti 241.

Rekhti, Lands of 427.

Rekhti-merti 241.

Relatives 107.

Release 344.

Relieve 329.

Remain 174.

Remainder 342.

Remake 346.

Remember 363.

Remove 105, 237.

Remote 94.

Remrem 237.

Remu, town of 235.

Rend 306.

Renen 238.

Renew 112, 160, 346.

Repair 349.

Repeat 112, 416.

Repetition 238.

Report 348, 112.

Reptile 156, 464.

Repulse 318, 370, 399, 400.

Rerek 239.

Rerti 239.

Rertu-nefu 239.

Res-ab 242.

Resenet 242.

Res-her 242.

Rest 30, HI, 239, 261,

285.

Re-stau 232, 383.

Restrain 1, 324.

Restraint 163, 325, 352,

358, 438, 464.

Retasashaka 243.

Retreat 251, 261, 319, 339.

INDEX. 507

Return 82, 113; in return

for 58.

Revile 365.

Revolt 219, 305.

Revolve 238, 343, 398,442.

Reward 228.

Riclies 156.

Riddle 454.

Rigging 196.

Right 92, 105, 163, 164,

165, 189.

Ring 84, 134.

Rise 104, 147.

Rise (of river) 136.

Rise (of sun) 102, 294.

Rite 221.

Ritual 317.

River 69, 123, 197.

River bank 90, 302.

Road 95, 97, 171.

Roar, roaring 249.

Roast meat 6.

Rob 76, 456.

Robber 71, 76, 455, 456.

Robe 67, 327.

Rod 319.

Roof 17, 180.

Room 109.

Rope 62, 63, 93, 95. 113,

197, 256, 266.

Rope in 63.

Rot 58, 305.

Rotten 258, 368, 412.

Round about 160.

Rouse 213, 241.

Row 306.

Rudder 114, 253, 261.

Ruddy 448.

Rule 281, 454.

Run 104, 149, 263, 292,

317, 370, 449.

Runner 249, 253.

Rushes 5.

Rut-en-Ast 235.

Rutu-neb-rekhit 235.

Rutu-nu-Tem 235.

Sa 328.

Sa, god 323.

Saa, god and city 328.

Sa-Amenti-Ra 323.

Saau-ur 323.

Sabes 325.

Sacred 396, 448.

Sacrifice 77, 241,286,347.

Sacrificer 106.

Safe 455.

Sah-en-mut-f 327.

Sail, to 456.

Sail downstream 321.

Sail upstream 312.

Sail 380, 428.

508 INDEX.

Sailor 206, 306, 312, 380,

419.

Sais, Upper and Lower

325.

Saltpetre water 172.

Salute 194, 447.

Salve 191, 281.

Sa-mer-f 322.

Sanctify 387.

Sanctuary 64, 366, 408.

Sand 393.

Sandals 289, 430, 451.

Sap 329.

Sapanemma 322.

Sarcophagus 284, 418.

Sasa 330.

Sata 322.

Sati, city 330.

Satiety 337.

Satisfy 22, 285.

Say 416, 464.

Saying 454.

Scald 102.

Scales 20, 137, 169.

Scales (armour) 136.

Scarab 301.

Scatter 104, 340, 376.

Scent 307, 387.

Sceptre 2, 29, 96, 97, 281,

319.

Scorch 3.

Scorn 327.

Scorpion 288.

Scorpion-god 288.

Scribe 374.

Sea 123.

Seal 321, 459.

Search 113, 277, 351, 459.

Season 8, 88, 106, 195,

341, 436.

Seat 63, 64, 262.

Seat of Utchat 64.

Seba goddess 339.

Sebaku 340.

Sebek 136, 340.

Sebek 340.

Sebek-en-Shesmu 340.

Sebeq-en-Tem 340.

Second 159, 351.

Secrecy 40.

Secret 40, 377, 404.

Secretary 271.

See 79, 153, 154, 160, 195,

422, 449.

Seeds 93, 138, 189, 382,

389, 449.

Seek 113, 292.

Sefekh-nebs 344.

Sehetch-ur 363.

Sehetemet - au - a - em - abet

363.

Sehtet 363.

INDEX. 509

Seize 4, 302, 303, 455,

456.

Seker, god, city, festival

378, 379.

Seker, land of 427.

Sekhai 364.

Sekhat-Heru 364.

Sekhem-em-ab-f 367.

Sekhem-nefer 368.

Sekhem-ur 367.

Sekhepti 365.

Sek-her 378.

Sekher-at 369.*

Sekheriu 369, 409.

Sekher-remu 370.

Sekhet 368.

Sekhet-Aaru 105.

Sekhet-her-ash-aru 372.

Sekhmet 368.

Sekhmet-Bast-Ra 368.

Sekhmet-ren-s -em - hemut-s

368.

Seksek 379.

Sektet Boat 379.

Self 462.

Self-created 300.

Semti, king 350.

Senehpaqarha 354.

Senehaparkana 354.

Senemti 353.

Send 246, 248.

Sentence, to 342 ; of death

27.

Senu, city 352.

Sep, Sepa, god 342.

Separate 150, 234, 435,

445.

Separation 71.

Sepes 343.

Sepulchre 11, 58, 180.

Sepulture 417.

Sept-kheri-nehait 344.

Sept-mast-ent-Reruti 344.

Septu 343.

Seqebit 380.

Seqet-her 381.

Serat-beqet 358.

Serekhi 359.

Seres-her 360.

Serf 37, 314, 351.

Ser-kheru 358.

Serpent 15, 156, 261, 462.

Serpent-fiends 90.

Serpent-god 364.

Serqet, goddess 360.

Sert 360.

Sertiu 360.

Servant 37, 263, 307, 351.

Serve 129, 354.

Seshemet 376.

Seshet, town 374.

Sesheta, goddess 377.

510 INDEX.

Set 96, 244, 438; set aside

290; set fire to 102; set

up 332; set (of the sun)

102, 285.

Set out 120, 456.

Set, god 381.

Setem-ansi 385.

Seti I. 233.

Set-qesu 386.

Sett, goddess 382.

Seven 344, 366.

Seven Spirits 45.

Sever 353.

Sexual intercourse 388.

Shabu 392.

Shabti 392.

Shackles 220.

Shade 290, 414.

Shades, Eater of 82.

Shadow 290, 414.

Shaka 393.

Shakanasa 393.

Shake 64, 436.

Shambles 348.

Shame 396.

Shape 196.

Shapuneterarka 393.

Share 314, 445.

Sharshar 393.

Sharsharkhet 393.

Sharshatakata 393.

Shau, city of 392.

Shave 104.

She 216, 225, 321, 381.

Shebb-en-I^esti 396.

Shed 460.

Shenat-pet- utheset - neter

399.

Shenat-sheps-neteru 399.

Shenmu 400.

Shennu 401.

Shentit, goddess 401.

Shepherd (Osiris) 323.

Shesep-temesu 403.

Shes-khentet 404.

Shesmu 340, 404.

Shet-kheru 406.

Sheta-her 405.

Shetau-a 405.

Shewbread 401.

Shine 3, 102, 113, 136,

151, 212, 252,288,296,

363, 403.

Shipwreck 17.

Shod 430.

Shoot 119, 120, 382.

Shore 444.

Shoulder 236, 237, 414.

Shout 246, 249.

Shrine 38, 63, 64, 104,

303, 366, 408.

Shrivel 3.

INDEX. 511

Shu 40, 239, 395.

Shuabti 392.

Shut 308.

Shut up 306.

Shut in 321, 464.

Sick 174, 178.

Sickness 174, 178, 447.

Side 322, 414, 424.

Sight 160, 449.

Sightless 68.

Silence 381.

Silent 423.

Silver 288.

Similar 430.

Similitude 167, 376, 420.

Sin 15, 17, 62, 75, 137,

138, 247, 291, 439.

Since 461.

Sing 398.

Singers 249.

Sinner 62, 137, 439.

Sinners, Eater of 81.

Sirius 343.

Sister 351.

Sistrum-bearer 56.

Sit 30, 261, 262, 358.

Siut, city 328.

Six 329.

Sketch 419.

Skilful 66, 373.

Skill 447.

Skilled 374, 403.

Skin 19, 38, 46, 137, 188,

401.

Skull 114.

Sky 152, 153, 197, 270,

395.

Sky, two halves of 70.

Sky-god 195.

Sky-goddess 197.

Slab 443.

Slander 231.

Slaughter 25, 65, 217, 241,

262, 298, 328, 345, 346,

347, 352,394, 446, 457;

place of 209.

Slaughterer 290.

Slaughter-blocks 394.

Slaughter-houses 14, 299.

Slave 263.

Slay 113, 175, 187, 317,

330, 345, 347, 372.

Sledge 170, 434.

Sleep 89, 387.

Slit 352, 423.

Slumber 420.

Smam, god and lake 347.

Smam-ur 347.

Smamti 348.

Smash 305.

Smati 348.

Smear 110. 437.

orj INDEX.

Smell 307, 308, 351, 355, Souls, Eater of 81.

383. Soul amulet 125.

Smell the earth 351. Soul-god 127, 128.

Smell (had) 12. Soul-house 283.

Smet-aqa 350. Sound 120, 315, 337, 455.

Smetmet(?) 350. Soundness 352.

Smetti 350. South 242, 398; land of

Smetu 350. 427.

Smite 257, 380, 448. South wind 242.

Smoke 285. Sovereign 71, 198, 267.

Snake 15, 261. Sovereignty 281, 335.

Snake-goddess 15, 16 . Sow seed 104, 382.

Snare 113, 117, 370, 401, Spacious 115.

462. Sparks 6, 102, 142, 143.

Snarers 370. Speak 17, 57, 190, 342,

Snatch at 4, 303. 410, 464.

Snuff the air 218, 242, Spear 171.

307, 355, 372, 432. Speech 190, 231, 315,317,

Soar 89. 432, 454.

Sodomy 219. Speech, evil 91.

Soil 93. Spirit-body 332.

Soldiers 189. Spirit-soul 295.

Soles of feet 430. Spit 150, 151,

Solitude 100. Splendid 463.

Son 322. Splendour 11, 38, 42, 294,

Song 249, 280, 388. 296.

Sorry 22. Split 12, 94, 135, 194,

Soul, he endowed with 127. 386, 455.

Soul, the douhle 127. Spread 89, 151.

Soul, the Heart 124. Spread a net 370.

Soul of Ra 134. Sprinkle 20, 77.

V-

INDEX. 513

Stab 443.

Stability 88.

Stable 174, 450.

Stablish 450.

Staff 2, 29, 97, 319.

Staircase 235, 244, 412.

Stairs of Osiris 319.

Stakes 21, 175.

Stalk 166.

Stand up 88, 104.

Standard 10, 12, 30, 169,

464.

Standard of Ap-uat 13.

Stanza 282.

Stars 5, 57, 291, 299,338.

Stars, circumpolar and pla-

nets 20.

Star-gods 166, 378.

State 88.

Station 171, 434.

Statue 235, 353, 376, 430.

Staves 459.

Steak 6.

Steal 220, 288, 298.

Steer 114, 261.

Steering poles 114, 253,

261, 313, 316.

Steersman 54.

Steep 20.

Step, steps 208, 244, 319.

Stern of a boat 149.

IV.

Stew 113.

Steward 177.

Stibium 188.

Stick 2, 29, 97, 319.

Sting 150.

Stink 420; to make 368.

Stinking 213, 258.

Stone 48, 182.

Stone of Maat 48.

Stop 23.

Storehouse 451.

Stores 88.

Storm 14, 219, 255, 305,

354, 355, 400, 417.

Storm-cloud 206.

Straight 163.

Straighten 370.

Straightway 72, 268, 269,

431, 461.

Stream 6, 69, 95, 101,

131, 197, 220, 259, 267,

436.

Strength 83, 114, 120,132,

150, 212, 234, 285, 396,

397, 457.

Strengthen 227, 295, 405.

Stretch 124, 155, 166.

Stretch the legs 441.

Stride 208, 308.

Strider 436.

Strife 305.

33

514 INDEX.

Strike 257, 363, 417, 252,

409.

Strive 51.

Strong 66, 76, 133, 195,

211, 216, 234, 245, 330,

331, 337, 352, 354,367,

416, 417, 453, 457.

Strong-heart 114.

Strong-mouth 121.

Strong-soul 114.

Strong-willed 356.

Stronghold 461.

Struggle 87.

Studded 236.

Stuff 140.

Subdue 248, 251, 292,360.

Submerge 20, 181, 349.

Submission 292.

Subsist 300.

Subsistence 65.

Substance 140.

Such an one 175.

Suckle 238, 356.

Suffer 421.

Suffering 4.

Sukati 335.

Summer 397.

Summit 458.

Sun-god 233, 395.

Sunrise 436.

Sunrise, Mount of 129, 440.

Sunset 436.

Sunset, Mount of 166.

Superintendent 177, 235.

Supplicate 112, 334.

Supplication 442, 443.

Support 8. 120, 239, 453.

Supports 88, 388, 453.

Supporters 236.

Support of a god 8.

Suppress 248.

Supreme 107.

Surface 30, 172.

Surround 48, 49, 87.

Sut, Suti 335.

Suten-henen 336.

Suten-ta-hetep 336.

Swallow 31, 331, 364.

Swallow (bird) 177.

Swamp 149, 178.

Swathe 406.

Swathing 180, 234, 259.

Swear 86.

Sweet 134, 227.

Swift 6, 138, 292.

Sword 345, 444.

Sycamore 211.

Syene 3, 334.

Symbolize 384.

Table of offerings 77, 120,

286.

INDEX. 515

Tablet 82, 385.

Tackle 93, 196.

Tait 428.

Take 403.

Take prisoner 380.

Talk 190, 315.

Talon 84.

Tamarisk 62.

Ta-nent 427.

Tank 178, 405.

Tar, a fiend 428.

Ta-ret 425.

Tarry 122.

Taste 443.

Ta-sti 49.

Ta-tchesert 33, 428.

Tatunen 429.

Taut 234.

Tax 288.

Tchafi 127, 457.

Tchaui, the Two 457.

Tcheba - en - ^Jeru - semsu

460.

Tcheba-en-Sekri 459.

Tcheba-en-Shesmu 460.

Tcheba-en-tepu-a-Ra 460.

Tchefet, goddess and place

460.

Tchentcben 461.

Tcherti, the Two 462.

Tcheru bird 462.

Tchesert 463.

Tcheser-tep 463.

Tear 236, 306.

Teb-ber-kehaat 442.

Tebu, city 430.

Tefnut 40, 239, 433.

Tehent 447.

Tekem 437.

Tell 190.

Tern, Temu 69, 434.

Tem-Harmakhis 434.

Tem-Khepera 434.

Tem-Sep 434.

Tem-ur 444.

Temem-re 434.

Tempest 67, 219.

Temple 144, 148, 232, 283.

Ten 189.

Tena 445.

Tend sheep 324.

Teni, Teni 435, 446.

Tenpu 446.

Tent 42.

Terrify 272.

Territory 69, 93, 238, 293.

Terror 272, 328, 386, 396,

397.

Tesert-tep 448.

Tesher, god 448.

Teshtesh 437.

Testicles 314, 334.

33*

516 INDEX.

Testify 189.

Tet, the 450,

Tet-Temui 382.

Tlianksgiving 225, 441.

That 206, 433, 452.

That which 42, 225.

The 139, 425.

Thebes 96.

Thee 406, 451.

Thefaut 451.

Theft 288.

Their 94, 351, 381.

Thekem, god 454.

Them 94, 225, 335, 337,

351, 381.

Themselves 462.

Then 235, 242, 435.

Thenemi 452.

Then-re 452.

There 32.

Therefore 235.

Therein 32.

These 28, 29, 30, 195, 209.

Thet amulet 455.

They 94, 225, 335, 351,

381.

Thigh 101, 149, 174, 292,

301, 313, 340, 451.

Thing, things 5, 300, 313,

320.

Things done 52.

Things said 464.

Think 51, 304, 407.

Thirst 21, 24.

Thirty 168.

This 141, 206, 209, 435,

452.

Those 192.

Thoth 9, 447; festival of

447; city of 105.

Thoth Hapi 447.

Thou 219, 225, 406, 430,

451.

Thought 36, 407, 421.

Thousand 290.

Three 304.

Threshold 327.

Thrive 359.

Throat 57, 285, 290, 317,

396.

Throne 218, 319.

Throne-chamber 452.

Through 32.

Throughout 160.

Throw 290.

Thunder , thunder - storm

219, 417.

Thus 76.

Thy 219, 406, 425, 451.

Thyself 462.

Tiara 182, 209, 377.

Tidings 358.

INDEX. 517

Tie 1, 49, 50, 86, 106, 179,

196, 226, 342, 403, 405,

414, 417, 454.

Time 88, 195, 213, 243,

246, 268, 341, 372, 436.

Timid 293, 357.

Tip 430.

Tithe 288.

Title-deeds 42.

To 16, 191, 228.

To-day 167.

Toes 326.

Toil 129, 265.

Tomb, tombs 11, 13, 58,

89, 144, 145, 180,. 254,

442.

To-morrow 136, 440.

Tongue 217.

Tongue of a Balance 436.

Tool 49, 56, 86, 139, 205.

Tooth 23.

Top 430; top of anything

458; top of the head,

i. e. skull 30.

Tortoise 80, 404.

Torture chamber 14, 298,

299, 348.

Total 240.

Totality 420, 444, 445.

Touch 444.

Tow along 383.

Towards 228.

Transfer 325, 330.

Transfoi-m 51.

Transformation 301.

Transport 456.

Travel 21, 193, 300, 308,

312, 313, 326, 337, 387,

388, 392, 393, 397.

Tree 37, 42, 65, 180, 208,

319, 401, 453.

Tremble 64, 386.

Tress 206, 257, 326.

Triad, solar 368.

Trial 341.

Tribe 169.

Triumphant 164, 347.

Trouble 4, 112, 305.

True 92, 163.

Truth 92, 103, 132, 189.

Truth, goddess of 165.

Tuamutef 441.

Tuat, god and place 428,

441.

Tu-menkh-rerek 440.

Tun-pehti 441.

Turn away, or back 82,

361, 399,400,435; turn

round 119, 170.

Turquoise 169, 170.

Turtle 80.

Tutu 439.

518 INDEX.

Twenty 457.

Twice-great 73.

Two 351.

Two-horned 79.

Type 167, 430.

Typify 384.

Ua 94.

Uaau 100.

Uaipu, goddess 95.

Uamemti 95.

Uart-neter-semsu 96.

Uatchit 98.

Ubes-her-per -em -khetkhet

102.

Udder 169.

Uhem-her 112.

Ui 102.

Unaset 104.

Unbar 355.

Unbolt 355, 373.

Unclothe 252.

Uncover 105, 409.

Undecaying 68.

Under 229, 313.

Under faA^our of 313.

Understand 81, 241.

Undertake 403.

Undipped 44.

Undress 252, 344, 409.

Unen-em-hetep 105.

Unes 107.

Unguent 23, 83, 84, 93, 97,

104, 155, 210, 257, 281,

345, 354, 387, 413, 432,

453.

Uniformly 164.

Union 134, 345.

Unite 345, 444, 445.

Uniu 104.

Unknown 44, 68, 240.

Unless 43.

Unloose 105, 113, 157.

Un-nefer 106.

Un-nefer-Ra 106.

Unobserved 43.

Unquenchable 68.

Unremittingly 3.

Unresisting 43.

Unseen 43, 44.

Unsplit 44.

Unt 107.

Unti 107.

Untie 106, 157, 344, 353.

Untold 44.

Unturnable 44.

Unwashed 44.

Upon 32, 158, 159, 228,

268, 430.

Upside down 372.

Ur-arit-s 109.

Ur-hekau 110.

INDEX, 519

TJr-hetchati 110.

Ur-kherp-Liem 110.

Ur-ma 109.

Ur-maat 109.

Ur-mertus-tesliert - shennu

110.

Ur-pehui-f 109.

Urine 116.

Urit 109.

Uraeus 15, 85.

Uraei 55; the living 16, 85.

Uraeus Crown 432.

Us 192.

Usekh-nemmet 115.

Usert, goddess 114.

Ust 116.

Utau gods 117.

Utchat 121.

Utent 118.

Utmost 2.

Utter 17, 19.

Utterance 432.

Utu-nesert 118.

Utu-rekhit 118.

Valiant 22.

Valley 49.

Valour 216, 446.

Vanquish 76, 221.

Variant reading 464.

Vase 447.

396

Vassal 314.

Vegetables 237.

Venerable 396.

Venerate 37.

Veneration 199.

Venom 189.

Venus 224.

Verily 123, 407, 408.

Vermify 99.

Vertebrae 8, 9, 12, 454

Vessel 183 , 250

445.

Vessel for offerings 15.

Vicar 71.

Victims 315, 347.

Victor 367.

Victory 211.

Victuals 83.

VicAv 160.

Vigorous 98, 234, 333.

Vine 11.

Vineyard 11.

Violence 71, 76, 119,399,

446.

Vital power 367.

Vivify 331.

Voice 315, 432, 443.

Void 120.

Vomit 136.

Voyage 380.

Vulture 211.

520 INDEX.

Wailing 12, 66.

Wailing Avomen 12, 66.

Wake, wake up 213, 241.

Walk 104, 116, 122, 184,

208, 218, 238, 329, 352,

384, 385, 397, 430, 437,

449 ; walk with long

strides 337.

Wall 46, 103, 327,341,352.

Wander 208, 265.

Want 395, 420.

War 87.

Ward 325; ward off 56.

Warder 324.

Wash 14, 77, 330.

Wash the heart 14.

Washing 15.

Waste 288.

Watch 53, 111, 195, 241,

324, 359.

Watcher 53, 359.

Water 172, 220.

Watercourse 177.

Water flood 14, 69, 102,

131, 258.

Water fowl 3.

Water-god 172.

Water house 78.

Waterless 44.

Water plant 5, 392.

Water way 95.

Watery ground 76.

Way 95, 97, 171.

Wayfarer 399.

Wax 176, 180.

We 192.

Weak 129, 130, 139, 210,

228, 339, 367, 381, 422,

424.

Weakness 136.

Wealth 156, 3i4.

Weapon 171, 188, 195,

205, 217, 218, 411.

Weariness 157.

AVeary 129.

Weave 350.

Weep 24, 236, 328, 359,

413, 452.

Weeping 66.

Weevil 80.

Weigh 122, 169.

Weight 173, 446.

Well 120, 307, 337.

Well-doing 207.

West 41.

West, goddess of 41.

West wind 41, 457.

What? 62, 67, 143, 153.

What kind of? 435.

Wheat 206.

When 302, 461; when not

yet 159.

INDEX. 521

Whence 435.

Where 67, 435.

Which 221.

Whilst 461.

Whip 216.

Whirlwind 219, 255.

White 289.

White Crown 289.

Who? 62, 67, 153, 194,

208, 221.

Whole 433, 461.

Wholly 433.

Wicked 67, 293.

Wickedness 17, 131, 288,

298, 400, 439.

Wife 262, 385.

Wig 80.

Will 22, 179.

Wind 58, 165, 192, 206,

210, 303, 402, 434.

Wind, north 414, 417;

south 393; west 457;

east 24.

Window 378.

Windsail 165.

Wine 55, 67.

Wing 182, 446.

Wing-carrier 456.

Wisdom 447.

Wise 240, 373, 403.

Wish 21, 22, 179.

IV.

With 31, 55, 100, 158,

228, 229, 264, 313.

Wither 305.

Within 22, 159, 184, 305.

Without 68, 221, 433.

Withstand 88.

Wolf 107, 135.

Woman 262, 322, 385.

Women, wailing 12.

Womb 293.

Wonder 131.

Wood 56, 133, 134, 319,

344.

Word 190, 315, 454.

Words of power 296, 297.

Work, works 52, 128, 129,

176, 233, 262,408; work

the heart 51.

Workman 51, 262.

World 425.

Worm 156, 157, 231, 446.

Worms, Eater of 84.

Worship 96, 195, 333,

440.

Worshipful 396.

Worthy 452.

Would that! 57.

Wound 9, 217, 280, 363,

389, 394.

Woven stuff 63.

Wreath 166.

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522 INDEX.

Wretched 163, 424.

Wretchedness 62.

Write 51, 319, 343, 374.

Writing 374, 392, 393, 451.

Wrong 76, 105, 138.

Wrought 50.

Ye 221, 435, 452.

Year 237.

Yellow 453.

Yesterday 344.

Yoke 213.

You 221, 435, 452.

Young 2, 209, 237, 359.

Young man 258.

Your 452.

Youth 2, 14, 57, 237.

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