Volume 1

An Egyptian hieroglyphic dictionary : With an index of English words, king list and geographical list with indexes, list of hieroglyphic characters, Coptic and Semitic alphabets, etc / by Sir E.A. Wallis Budge.

E. A. Wallis Budge

Date:: 1920

Credit: An Egyptian hieroglyphic dictionary : With an index of English words, king list and geographical list with indexes, list of hieroglyphic characters, Coptic and Semitic alphabets, etc / by Sir E.A. Wallis Budge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

740/756 page 580

$kheri peh-t /R AS) , Metternich Stele 51, behind, “under the back of”; ^ ° D ibid. 51. kheri metu (?) /a jj , /R o ordinate, deputy of the . j— l n @ on , sub- kheri er heri ' w U w P. iii6b, 55, bottom side uppermost. F=3 , kheri ha-t R before’ f?rmerly. * <—-> a ’ originally. kheri khait /a T fl (1 , he who is suffering from sickness, the patient. kheri khetem /ft 8 n, Decrets 19, \./ “ under the seal,” said specially of orders sealed with the palace seal. kheri ta ha-t Rev. 12, 39, -TT^ CL at the front; Copt. kheri tem-t /a /a 3 ^ 1 /a he who is under the knife, V ’ a sufferer from a disease. kheri tchatcha /i\ Thes. 1295, deputy, he who is under the chief. kheri /i\, U. 214, scrotum; kherui S>, P- 662, 780, M. 773, ^>^1, U. 53*.T. 27. A P' l83’ A ’ ^ ^ Ill IS5 , the testicles. Khert (?) <=>, L.D. III, 277A, a god, the Mole-god; compare Heb. fVn. Kherit /a R 7°5, a goddess mentioned O ’ with ^ 1 o sas ®=. O O Cl /I\ £T\ Cl Q ;-l: Khert-neter i /a _ l<rr>Q£3Z)' |q i \N I m o H the cemetery, necro- l(wi*/a_l’ vA’ zi\ ’ pohs. Khertt-neter « T, 0 Berg. II, 12, Vm & the necropolis personified. A ~vC A ~\C kher hold, to possess, possessor; , ^ , /I\ , to have, to III possessors. khert, kherit A A A iv, 968, /a il!, iv, 656, /a “ 3 v !» /a V /a {sic) 1 a !> <== I I- , goods, objects, possessions, property, wants, needs, share, portion, the things which belong to someone, events, circumstances, matters, affairs, course of events; Copt. £,pe, ^)pe ; <zp> | | Jj ^ , everybody’s business or affairs; Jh CL I /WWW ©■ I ^ the affairs of the nm gods; ^ @ j | ^ ^ jjj. annual pro¬ duce; ^ ra ^ 1, _ f\ n 0 £§ WWV\ Q I ^ y, g, 5 _ IV, 482, 992, /& ra a 1 ra l L I Ci AAA/VW Q o a ,IV, 743, ffi ra CL A/VWV\Q | | /WWW (7) 1 L J] 3 1 l ^ v_ CL o 10 o V o ^ w , the thing of the day, the business or matter of every day, the daily round or course; A O □ , the matters or affairs of to-day. kherit /a 0=0 a mi <=> o=o what one needs, i.e., provisions, means A IL n>o—0, ^ 0=0 1 1 of subsistence; Copt. £,p6, ^>p6. kheri-a /a /r*— -A 1 > Rec. 6, 9, dues, re¬ venues, impost, tax. kheri heb /a |J I, 138, y /a , Rec. 27, 230, /a JT$- JJ /h | J, ^ J , a priest or magician, the reader of the holy books in the temple or at funerals; ft §-ReC IX» 131 ; Y' 4 j\ g j\ 1 <ipixev7v9- kheri heb ashau A.Z. 99, 95, the priest of the people. >!,$