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.

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$san , IV, 839; see _Q 423- a and /WWVA Metternich Stele 88, s-ankh —«— ■£•, Q /WWW T ® ■to viTify- S-ant X3C |,--a , to destroy, to blot ^ U twwv\ tr~^ out, to wipe out; see antch. s-ar -°fci=£, Ree. 32, 80, —to bring, to bring up; see Sarill n [ [ porters, bearers, car- W ners. Saraut ^ Berg. I, 35, Edfu I, 13A, a god who assisted the dead. A, Sarit-neb-s ~~^7* **, ■ o 5=F* s£, Berg. II, 8, D.E. 20, Thes. 28, Denderah III, 24, -0—»—*, the goddess of the 2nd hour of the night. s-arq ]zi a end of, to finish ; see , to make an A sah j(8{ , to be free-born, to possess high rank and nobility;_^ ^ g • (| ennobled. sah _fl f 8 { ’ _D | 8» a free-born man (?) gentleman, high rank, nobility, honour ; ^§0 twvwsl 0 J IV, 1072, the king’s „_OA ^ O T/wwv\iiJ second noble. it*! sah J®8 , A.Z, 1900, 30, , Nav. Lit. 68, 1 g J, __^ ^ g , noble, free, a name given to the mummy; Rec. 36, 78, the dead. , the divine mummy of Osiris. L r Sah g Tuat VII, a god in the Tuat. Sah ab (hat) __^ | g jj-O, Tu^t III, a god in the Tuat sah, sahu ? garment. s-aha —**- § fl, l y\ ’ right, to erect; caus. of s-aha Tet — j\ 5^8. to set up- , Rec. 3, 51, 4, 30, to set up the Tet, or backbone of Osiris. saha Tet , the festival of setting up the Tet. s-asha -—a A.Z. 1900, 129 = IE 111 , to make many, to multiply; caus. of J] c~sa s-aqa Rec. 29, 155, A A tk J\ ^ , Israel Stele 16, ^ , J\ _QA ‘ , ibid. 30, 201, , to make to enter; caus. of of S-ak - ~n to defend, to protect; caus. a Saks j\ Rev., a god; Gr. 2«f(?) S-at ■ - —A TJ , IV, 894, to cut, to destroy, to slay; caus. of s-atcha x , Thes. 1199, to spoil, to do evil, to commit a crime ; caus. of L=vi. SI —h— (j (J, U. 549, 604, T. 303, P. 204 + 6, M. 307 (var. -J3r(](], N< ioo2)> an inter^tive Si — /III *33^, B.D. 31, 2, a crocodile- god ; see 1 ^> ((j Sif —— 1)1)1) $) = j$J), jjj§) II, child, babe.$