1 ; ; ;

[570]

KH, KHA KH, KHA

kha = ^ and ^
«-=>
and Heb. pI- It appears sometimes as a variant
Copt. indifferently
.
N.
, nmmi'
Ill, the body of the
^- 4^«'

company
^- ^5^-533.
of gods
of ^ and seems to have been in some words
,

the equivalent of an older crszi. son of his body, i.e., his

'''° ^'
own son.
kha-t »-='^, M. 338, N. 864 ( = C3a
kha-ti exhausted, used up.
w
,
P. 204 + l),
^^_^ *^, N. 70, Kha[-t]-Kheprer , Berg.

35, a form of Isis.

N. 963. *'^='^^ ' ^- 59. •*-=-'^rJ3' ^ec.
I,

kha-t c~D Herusatef Stele 26, house,

^^^l„),
^^
,

32,79(var. of
temple body (of a temple).
p, body, belly, womb; plur. Q 1

kha-t A.Z. 45, x^S,

,, T.48, , , ^-^, IV, 201, 807; ^ ,„ ^ .

IV, 869, houses of the stars; *wwv\ , Thes.

160, a wet mass; n in> ^ dry mass;

his belly is evil, i.e., he is wicked; A 1
JY

calm
~vww ^ OT -kickicM, house of 8
cool, *^, heated, ex
XXX
,
, ;
|
jl ,
I ^A/yv^A 1 >( XXX
cited ; Copt. ^H, ^HT", .^H or 13 stars ^~>A^^ , Copt. Cat. 378.
I V'
kha-t ~ V\^, a man; plur. kha-t neter sheps-t "1
I ^ I

^C2 O
people, mankind.

kha-t Heruemheb 4, assembly,

^O,
,

--^O. -=1^, -=1

I

kha-t
""
council; , Rec. 8, 136, corps of soldiers;
:^ III

first generation
I ,
ar r?) '

m5)JJ I, generations of men; -]r ^1

W I «-=> . . „ , <=>
I
(f
, mtestmes, Copt. JUL^.C>X ;
(

^ , to place oneself on the belly, i.e., to lie

prostrate ; 'SLP ^^, D 1 , secretive dis- Hymn Darius 9, a dead body, corpse, a

mummifiedbody;^0^:j^|g.
position;

told him
^^ lll>^^>|' ,M'
their affairs.
P'° P'^
the Great Body in Anu, i.e., Ra.

kha-t YV\ ^A^ww

j-j ^ saf*- , the body.
Kha-[t]-aa-t ^^!^, b.d. 163, i,

"Great Body" (Ra and Osiris).

i.e., heart, of the sycamore; , P. 172,

" belly of heaven " —a part of the sky very full

of stars;
^7^' 1'- ^^4, P- 83- M. 32,
Jour. As. 1908, 292,
N. "of the body," children;
I
,
65, i.e., issue,
 ; ;

KH, KHA [571] KH, KHA

^, Shipwreck 132, the dead in general, khakha-t "l^^^llfff.
the damned, the slain ; ^H]
" III I—1 "i ^
'w
ii /I ^ '^ Ifff''
^^° '''"' tempest; var.

the bodies of Sekri.

compare
AAAAAA
Copt. .i<Lpi,fi<Ll

kha ^1\ '

Pap. 3024,
wooden object (?)
148

general slaughter, massacre.

kha e^-=>'^%>, T. 180, p. 525, M. 162,

kha-t ^"^ Jour. As. 1908, 292,

£^v' sepulchre. N. 652, to attack, to injure; >»-=' ^^ Ij \JS)

khatt ^000 I I I r^/^^

, the land of T. 286 = oa"^^, P. 38, M. 47-

the dead, the grave.

kha4-t !»-= © ° body, belly Copt.
o I
[1 , ;

&HX.
disease, filth, sickness.
khaa-t »-= \\. t'3 , quarry, mme.
kha-t "^ "^ ", Kubban Stele 30, "^
khaa (=5), to force a
^ , P. 1 1 i6b, 29, ^j| o. swamp, marsh .
L-^'
woman, to cut or carve hollow-work patterns.

"^^^t^i ^^^^ IV, 1 184, the swamps of

^^^^
Kjri ^^' Egypt. Amen. 7, 6, 18, 20, 22, 9, crush (?)

khaut ^"^ ^ i. skins, hides.

khaa o o i
to mix.

^ "^ ^ ^[
.(a

kha nu hemt khaaut

rust,
\l,
verdigris. refuse, dung, filth J
/'"^ , emissions.
I

kha-t -^^.Rec. 30,217,^

o^
, Rec. 10, 136, quarry, mine; plur.
khaa ^ (]
® ^,du.st(?)

"1 (S I

•^ (3 Q khaait
n , house, dwelling.

S
I

MS I mmi III'
J\
khaam
l_^'

_fl J\ \ i-ji.

to cut, to rub down (of substances used in

^^. r X , to suppress, to make to bend,

medicine), to pound, to crush, to mix together to split, to force down, to break open.
by rubbing.
khaamu **"^ ^
kliakha^^-)^i|,Rec.27, paying homage.
n

i, to crush, to bruise, lo pound, lu mix by

jnding.

^1]
Vt==' a^^' ^^Gl
o, crushed or pounded drugs (?) I
^, to cut, to shave.

kha-t ^ ^>;
L
-'
TfTT'
khaaqu^^^^,^^
=^

\\
, shower, rain, rainstorm, tempest. barber;
_.^^^ shaving his
customers.
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KH, KHA [ 572 ] KH, KHA

khaaq T^
A
g ^^,
^ razor.

khaaqe-t ^ dp. neck, navel string, umbilicus; plur. "i^ "^KX

!3UI?' throat.

khait ^ ^l](]'=^|, Rec. 3, nS, altar.

° ^i' T^S' IV, 338;Copt.&Xne;
var. csn /JK O, U. 171.

khab^J^,Treaty.,-^^J Ebers Pap. 72,

khapa d 16, to
^^. '^ '° bend, to bow oneself, to eat, to chew.

^—
1)
<5
-2 '
^ prostrate oneself.
^
.Jl '

khapa medicated
- a
©
^ I

I
tablets,
pastilles.

khapa-t d q, bead

'*~^
bending, bowing. khapnen en nub wwvv (^ss^,
D ^ww\ 000
pierced beads of gold.
khabut
^
-^^ IV, .00,
=5J=, J^,
Khapri (j (]
.^"^ J, the god of the

1 2th hour of the night.

khaf "^^K.^ to seize, to grasp.

"jl ,

khaft ?^^^,
c^^
'° ^teal, to plunder;
Copt. ^tuqx.
moral obliquity, guile, deceit, fraud, wickedness. **^
kham ^s^o , to fall down (of a wall).

khabuit (1(1.^, Love Songs,

«»-=.J%, khamu
2, 4. bent staves. ^ a? !' ^ec. 35, 138,

enemies, adversaries; varr.

Mi.

_> 7r^> Hh. 457; Copt. XPO^'-

Rec. "^ ^ a kind of
Khabiu "^ 3, 118,
ZZ7\W drink (?)

Tuat VI, the divine Reapers of Osiris. khamm -,£>, O, to

smell.

khanun-ti
^^.^Z^^jyt'
khabsu "^] *e god.
J ^ ^/^ ^ j
.

of the 36 Dekans, star-gods in general.

/ '^^ ^^° nostrils, the gills of
/\ A ' fish.

khap"7l)^|.T,e„y3<.,-7|.
khamm^^l^fj, tobehot, to
figure, design; plut.
^ ^j||, ^ ^ blaze ; Copt. 2,ijUU(.e, ^JULOJUL, ^JULOJUL,
Heb. ° ^n *-
Arabic ; see
®^^(J-
khapi *»^^ ()(]. N. 186 =
Q
khama«^|^^ = ;;;^^^
khapa ((, Rec. 27, 217,
D khames ^^ ^ , Rec 38, 78,

O I
n D , to bend, to bow, to be humble.
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KH, KHA [573] KH, KHA

khames «-=> nj I
^, ear of com ; plur, khar , with.

khar ^^, Rec. 3, 50; see /Q .

Copt. axJLC, &JUL^, ^eJULC.

khames «^ p ^-^, «^ khar-^f>,A.z.35, 18,-^^^,

||j | p j),
D , spear, lance, javelin. P.S.B^4,4,.x^^'^,^<=>^,
khames ^1 t^ KoUer i, a corn-sack,
I
,
poultry, fowls. I -TV . > 3,

a corn measure = 21 gallons, or 2^ bushels, or

khamt ^^^ &
^ -^^^
^^*^- '4. io8, to smell, to
cr^p sniff. 97 litres; plur.
-J <::=./]
'
I,

khamt «>-=. 1\ , nostrils.

^ ^i'^T^i' ^''^'•^"'"- 54.46.

khan , he who is in, dweller in

khar-t '^1\''^^ O,^^^- 3° . 68, a
Ci vjr,^
i' part of a ship.
-£i-^
° '^- 521, «>-=> ^ ^- ^51.
^ I' ^ I'
"Dweller of the palace "= yi^ a § S,
khar-t ^^ \ , fibre of a tree (?)

T. 178 and M. i6o.

khanu'=7with^,^^,P.6xo,
Rec. 17,4, widow.
tk P. 122, 521,613,
O '
P- 3, t V ' within.
kharkhar ^^ ,
Annales I, 85, one
of the 36 Dekans.
khanutt

khanu
O ^ N. 754

T. 250, N. 648, private

kharkhar ^^J ^.^AAAA
A^^AAA

o ,
thunderstorm, hurricane, tempest.

^J
part of a building, most sacred part of a temple,
cabin of a boat. kharb ^, -^1 ^, A.Z. 1879:
(2 19, to pound, to mix together by crushing.
wvAw ^c" Ebers Pap.

42, 17, a part of the body, skin (?) khart ^==> Sf) !^, ?=> 50, M. 612,

khan , p. 160, veil = \^ i"-^ .

N. 1217, 2Dwi, 2J), boy, child; 2?)o, maiden,

khanin ^^ ^a^^naa, Rec. 27, 83; see girl; plur.

g ^, Treaty i^.
§ (](j
^
Ski
khann )) / , storm, violence.

khanu L_=/l, to destroy.

^^j.Rev.
khanuh Rev. 14, 74,
^ I
] Ij |,
12,15;

measure of land; Copt, ajeitnog^, Gr. axoiviov,

^ ^'^, B.D. 151, 6,
^ ^, B.D.
see 64, 43 Copt, ^po-f
^
; .

^^, ^^^- '48, the young

khanp Uten www ^=3, i.th of an uten or khart' ^^
=^9.
of an animal.
c:;S3

292 grains; !^ ^
'^, ^^^ of an uten or 73
khakha
'*"° '
D I DUID grams, P.S.B. 15, 310. i^ ?, neck, throat; see
JY ^
X
khank to strike, to smite. Copt. ;6&-^.
JJ?;
,
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KH, KHA [574] KH, KHA

Khasi, Khasti
;;^ (jlj ^, ^^ =|,

^7' 3' ^"^ ^ ^ territory (?) valley (?) Wort. 1015,^^, ^(1(]^|. Rev.

3, 46, »-=>
P ^^
hair of Osiris preserved at
. Hh. 233, a lock of the

T „ .
basin, lake, pool, well.
1

Khas-t ^^^. Tuat VII, a lake khass „ ^, Rec. 33, 6, angle of a

of fire, guarded by light-gods, wlierein Osiris building; plur. h—i1.

lived.
tk^ ? B.D. 172, 15, parts of
khas
Khas-t-shemu-rut (?) ^ fl
q i-tm

khas bet
Jl III' the face (?) eyelids

®
(?)

ktk
Jr
"^ v\.

\
^
Tuat VII, the gods who guarded
Khast, the lake of fire.
o, lapis
<^ O
lazuli; .see
— tl

khass ^^! ~ ,_»_ "^^ to be feeble,

,
khasru I , Peasant 288,
sick, weak, helpless; Copt, g^ice, ^ICI. exiles, banished ones.

khaS-t — "^^^ , —H— , I\', 720, weakness, khaqses

A
ll
I
P.S.B. 28, 124

^ 1
timidity, cowardice, feebleness.
khak
defect of body, a
khas-t
I
' helpless person. to enclose, to gird ; var.
,

khasit
a I

IV, 507,
I, C3a K\'::=::^.

laxness, tiredness, eflfeminacy.

S». ,
khaku ^'^^==^^'^> "despic-

khasi ,U-539,T. 295, able," a term of abuse; plur. ^jl^:;:*^ 1.

Israel Stele 5, —— «
^^^i a wretched, miserable,

exhausted, or weary

(3 /V
man ; late forms are :

^ "^"^==6 ^ •C ^. "despicable" and

accursed being, foe, enemy, rebel ; plur.

Rev. II, 164; J, coward. 1.

khas 0- o I

^ ^^ ^° inactive, inert

^
'^^
tft, '
I ill I

khasi-t K^\]^^, A.Z. 45, 135,

^ ^ ^ I e ^%' I

> W, an offering of scented unguent.

khasit > IV, 329,

o Shipwreck 141, -, Rec. 16,

'^^
,

Khak-ab '%^, Nesi-Amsu 32,

33, a form of Aapep.

^|;^,Leyd.Pai.6,3.^(|ip,-,'^;^, khaker ^^z:^ A ^cz^, to adorn,

1 , to

__ Id'^^ tjlj
'\]g|,
|° |' Shipwreck 141, a .sweet- decorate, to put on armour ; var. ^^^i Q ; Copt.
smelling plant or wood, cassia (?)
 ' . ; ;

KH, KHA [575] KH, KHA

khakeru ^=::^ "
I ,
^5^ S, '=:=:^ y ) khati (3 wAAAA , to sail down
I r I 111 Ui /VWWN I \>

the river ; Copt, .^^"f"

.Sji'
A
2
j

i'
ornaments, decorations, jewellery,
armour.
khateb ^J ^. ^J Vw=fl«

khakerit
* --4
-Sai /in ^
\>
I

r
J-S'SJ^^ft-^J
I I I

to kill, to slay; Copt. g,U3X&,

ornaments, collar, pectoral, head-
attire.
L=Z1 J

khakerit Ta '
Eye
name of the
of Horus.
khatbu j

I '
butchers, exe-
cutioners.

khateb " "^^ D. Rev. n, 160,

Khakeritha-t Ombos II

OM^ O ,

butcher's knife, sacrificial knife.

II, 130, a goddess.

khatt ""
^ n, to cut reeds, to gather. khater z=^j>^ a. Peasant 138,!

Prisse Pap. 4, 3, to drop, to keep quiet, to be

khatkhat L 2 5?^, to seek for:
helpless.

Copt,

khati
^oxg^ex, .^ex^ex.
~^
ft/iAA/V\
khen, khenu ^ , U. 213, 438, m. 142,
(1(1 , Rev. 12, 19,
589 (var.
- ^, N. 648, T. 250), ^, T. 178,
SjjSj^ Rev. II, ii;8, to sail downstream: Copt.

Khati ^^"53'^-° -^^''''^"^'''

<c:?^
^n,^^ni,^ff,0
^
ftAAAAA /\A^^AA AAAAAA L—J I I
O n,
AAAiVNA

the god of
L. — ] I
»
'
O
^-^ \^
W^ LI 3 .
'
AAAAAA
AAAAAA
.
'
AAAA/V\
AAAAAA ,
'
JxCC. ^O,I
»J

Ehatu "IS^ I, B.D. 112, I, 210, A^ ^^ J I, the most private part of a

the gods of vwvvA @ building, the most sacred part of a temple,

khateb>7Juj. — ;X,'7J dwelling,

AT) - ofi
cabin

H,
of

T. 178, he
a boat,

who
house,

is
palace

inside tne

(1(1 L=/l, Rev. 12, 29, to slay, to kill; seeTc^ 1; palace, i.e., the kmg ; varr. ^~w^A cr~D , a^/w" ;

Copt. ^COXfi. Copt. ^oTit, c>o'f ri.

Khateb-mut-f SX V ^^, Berg, i, khenu ')^° ©,Leyd. Pap. 7,6, O ^,

15, a serpent-god. DreamStele40, ^g, ^° g. ^O
khatr c^ "^^^ , to destroy, to overthrow
^ [r~:3 , the Court, the capital, the town in
Copt
cyxopxp.
2,XA.p in ^x^.pxpe, cyTop '"
which the king lives ; ^ ^ "^^^
il ^ fl )

L.D. Ill, 194, 16.

Khatri^qq,T-jm,,he^,ci,„»-
khenu ^'=^, ^^^- ^9, 144. the inner-
most part of the body.
W^SWJX c^ I

khenu with m ^^"^ ^, Rec. 27, 219,

khat
^"^^
^, I, 51, child, for ^^ ^^O, within.

khat ^52 khen J^ ] C, Methen 10, walled enclosure.

khat.r-i^/^^^=-^ Ehen /rr) 'wvw , /rn , /tt) ~wwv ,

^^ '^ f^ timid, coward, a term of abuse applied

I 2r to an enemy.
the front land, the South; ^ ^, ^^''J'^l'r
F.gypt(?)
 ;.

EH, EHA [576] KH, KHA

Khenutiu(?)^o^^I^]^|, kheni "^ ssfe, T. 252, \^
^
^

'^^ "^ 1 ^ '

'
Tombos Stele 5, inland

folk, peoples or tribes from the interior.

khenuntu(?) ^f AAAA~\ Ci£l •^^-^

® ^, ^'^/
of a ship.
7'^'

Khen-pet (?) ^ , Tuat IV, a god.

Denderah III,
Khen-herrt]^^,
' -^ '-
12, a Horus god.
to sail, to row, to ferry over, to transport.

^ khenn \^ '•''^ ^^^^

I /i , \^ , \^
khen \5^ ^, t. 208,
ft/^/SAA
'nf,
I
i, 130,

to cover over, cover, covering,''awning on a boat,

to navigate, to sail a boat, to row, to paddle.
tent; var, , P. i6o.

khen-t '^^l^, Rec. i, 48, ^ ° ^t^,

Rechnungen 69, ^^ l^ , hide, skin, water-skin,

leather bottle; plur. A^ W , Mar. Karn. 55, 62,

IV, 1006,
Y #^1 ^ I
'
^^'"'
'' ^'
Y S i
"^

^ p I , Israel Stele 5, 3^ Q ,A.Z. 1905,9,

^ "cT _^ ^'
khennu ^^- ^5° '
Y o '

'Md%'^^,
"
Peasant 14.

Y^^M'' Y 0,1'
^^A/^A^ I I I

^^'"^^' ^"^^'^''
C;- J /^WVAA ^ — ^^AAA/\ (> J

kll611 }W ^VVW^ ^rjw^ ^ /ff)

paddler; plur. \^^ N^
v^,,T.34o, ^
,

^ ..j^-,
^^, less, what is cut off.

,;^ WWW C^. ~VW« C^^ J3

/VVA/W\
AAAA/V\
s T—f AA/W\A *\ \\ iW*^^VA y r-I AAAAAA I 1. ^-r A^<^AAA

^ IJ"^, L.D. III, 140B, ^ D '^

AAAAAA

IV, we
655> brook, well,
^ 655, pool, lake, a water-station
Rev.

^
14, 8.
in the desert.

khennn ^ W W
water-course.
stream
khenn-t
^ Oi , transport.

kheni 3^ 7^ IV, 984, , ^ ^^ , Love

khen-t
y

\^^,
Y^ /*/\A^AA

M. 395, N?^.
y ;—1 WVSA^

Songs 7, 5,
® O^^, ^D_fyi., \^ ^^ t /I,
\^ ^g^ fc^ , transportation, a

ferry-boat, transport.
X55 .-rtv. , Amen. 26, 17, to go in, to come
khenn-t \^ "^ -.-r^ '!"•
344. boat, skiff,

to or go near, to approach, to come by boat ^ Ci

'
ferry-boat.

Copt. ^oort.

khenu 3Bi O \\ 1 7^ , visitor, incomer.

^^ I , Koller 3, 6, cattle-boat.

khen-t ati , an entrance, an approach. khen-t \5^ '^, iv, 1008, \^ o,

khenkheni '5^ ^ y^, L.D. iii,
IV, 753, \^ -ww^^, \;9^, a procession of boats,

Rev. AT> A^ ^°
periplus, panegyric; \^ "^37, \^ 2 ,
219E, 9, 6, 40, v\ J »

run towards something, to go in, to enter; festival of the periplus ; N^ o c> , the great

^^^^y\,Amen. II, 13. periplus; \^ 4 i], periplus of Osiris.

AiWAA VWSA/\ e
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KH, KHA [ 577] KH, KHA

Khennu \5^
— Tuat IX, a singing- disturbance, disaster, calamity, storm, com-
O god.
'^ "^ ^
'

motion among the elements ;

\^

man of the boat Pakhet.

Khen-unnut-f \^ khenn-t \^ '-'^~^, N^ 7^, dis-

Tuat IX, a singing-god. turbance, destruction.

Khen-n-urt-f \^ L_Jl khenu-nn N^^ ^^ I

,
Amen. 19, 19

^ A/VAV\A <d^> *^.C=fc_

O <5 ^ -fl
I
disturbers (?)

Tuat III, a rower in the boat Heres. khenn-ta \^ '^

t. 269, m. 428,
1 Q ,

Khenn-set ^^ Den- disturbed, disarranged.

e:^ ^ ^ g^
.

derah III, 29, a serpent-god. Khennu \^ , U. 445. \^ -^ ^

^ ^

kheiiti(?) \^^|^|,A.z. 1905,33,

V=^ ^,T. 254, N^ 0, M. 773, \^ ^^,
P. 662, 780,
\^ ^^ <^, a fighting-god.

khenui \^ ^ \\^, U, 427,

^ "o"
tk / \ T. 245, the two fighters, i.e., Horus
image, statue, likeness, portrait, figure plur.
JrV<y' and Set.
;

khenn \^^,\^ O "tio": '

khen, khenn Rec khen-t \^ ™ internal disturbance of

v^ P
,

L. 30, 191,
the body, nausea, upset of the stomach.

to disturb, to trouble, to rebel, to violate, to be

to beseech, to demand,
disturbed internally, to be sick; \^ ^ tk
khnemQ
^^ , calamity (?) misfortune (?) ;
\^
/\A/VA/VA
|^ ,
T. 241, \;),U. 421,0

^$L-J t: , /)
V W3i^ IV, 969, Thes. T481, restless
T. 280, Q ^' M. 69, Q ^=, Q

or unquiet man; \^ (1 v^, N. 948, dis-

Rev. II, 181, to unite with, to join, to join
turbers of the peace.

khenkhen "5^ ^ ^, to disturb, to

together, to reach or attain, to associate with

var.
Q ^, U. 558; Copt. ttjOItS.
scare, to terrify, to frighten away.
khnem-t Q ^T, N. Qq, m.
khenu \^
^ ^,
v. 311, ^ -^^ y &. c», -sM^ , IV, 221,
311,

etc., associate,
69, 78,

con-
^^, T. 253, \^ '^, N. 1229, Ngo^gJ, fidant, friend, a title of certain queens of Egypt.
\^ ®
Q JSJ^ ^
'tis!
'

S:
' '

71 '
disturbance, trouble, revolt,
rebellion, strife, opposition. khnemu 5^^^ |,
IV, ..«3,

khennu \^ ^J^ t^L_^^ \W ^^ ^

V^ r» ^ ^5^ ^~^) disorder, confusion, var. AW-/W W I , associates, companions, friends.

a o
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KH, EHA [ 578 ] KH, KHA

khnem -^ eiz^
to build, to put
together.
Khnemit-em-ankh-annuit Q

P.S.B. lo, 45, builder, mason, cook.

>^
khnem 4ten
n AAAAM, -^ (I
t5
^ ^ ~f"
/WWW, Thes. 434, conjunction
•
^ Xq'
—
B.D. 141 and 148, one of the seven divine

-5^=1^^^^ = ^

www '^,
Khnem Neb ^|/ T v^^~v^
J ^, one of
of the sun J -^ (l Rec. 3, 49, a con-
the seven forms of Khnemu.
junction of the disk morning and evening.
Khnem Neb-Uab-t Q 1'^^ /^ ^
a
Khnem ankhtt Q
title of the necropolis.
^ ?•
"~
Denderah IV, 83, Khnemu,
and Philae.
lord of Elephantine

Khnem Q^,U.556,Q^|^^, Khnem Neb-per-Mehti ^ 1 ^-^

m
"^"^ Denderah IV,
f/"
"^ '^ 83, a form of
i -» ®' Khnemu.

t5^^^. Q^^|,theflat-horned Khnem Neb-Peshnu Q ^% 0^

Ram-god, creator of the universe ; later forms of
^37 11^0% © ^^- (^^^^^) 36, 2, a form of
Khnemu.
:-^ ^ '^, {Q ^ 1^ ^,
«w^A^ _zi '

the god's name are

^
Khnem Neb Smen Q - T
Denderah IV, 83, a form of Khnemu.

A.Z. 1869, 25 ; compare Heb. D13n in the

Khnem Neb-ta-ankhtt
n™f
name D13nn - ^
22 ; Gnostic xuovfut,
^^^J )(yov<pfi,
,

;;^i/oii/3(9.
Aram. Pap. CVVQ'
) , Khnemu

Khnem Neb-Tchemr
as lord of the Other World.

^"1^3:^ ^
Khnem ^ww^
® f)
'-'
^^ '
^^^^ go*^
day of the month.
°f '^^^ 28th <r::>, Denderah IV, 83, a form of Khnemu.

Khnem Pi
>-'
Tuat XI, a god who supplied
offerings. Khnemu
Khnem -nehep Q
the potter.
'I ^ | a ][ J.

Khnemit P)
"^
iJ -jrcr^-'
^ ^'^^ '^^^ ^y^ ° ^ H° ''"^'
i.e..
«>., mnnn
thp moon.
the
Khnem-RaQ^gO Q^«|X^

Khnemit >|/ ^ ^ . consort of Khnem. ^^Q Khnemu-Ra.

Khnem-renit (?) Q'^^^ljljo.TuatXl,

Khnemit Q ^^T. P- 682, a goddess.
a ram-god.

Khnemiu Q %\\, Tuat XI, a group Khnem -Heru-Hetep Q

of gods who counted time. B.D. 142, V, Khnemu.
^, 8, a form of

Khnemut Q ^^~^, fuat XI. a group of

Khnem-khenti-aneb-f Q ^
goddesses of time and years.
a form of
Khnemu.
Khnemit -ur-t ^o^5, P. 62, 116,

N.io3,Q^^,M.69,97,l5|r^©.
Khnem-khenti-uar-f >|/ ^ *^,
B.D. 178, 33, " Great Creatrix "—a title of Nut.
Ombosl. 93,
^©' a
Q^^f]S=^-^ i
go
^"'^ °^
offerings.
 ; ; .

KH, KHA [579] KH, KHA

Khnem-khenti-per-ankh ^|/ ^ khnemes-ti Q £= [1] ^ ^, nostrils.

Khnemu, master of the house of

f^ dl' life. khenset ^^
P^'=^' C».
a tiara
or crown.
Khnem - khenti - netchem-tchem-
khenk "M ^ ^ ^^""^ ° ^ *'"""' * ^'^'-
ankh-t ^ fl
master of the marriage-chamber.
I I f ^ ^. Khnemu,
kher ffl
AAAwv

,
W
ffi
'

, /I\, later ffl

ment.
w

Khnem - khenti - taui - neteru ^|/

"1 under, having or possessing something ; Copt.

£> V 7 Fl ^ Khnemu, master of the lands of

lf,Oi the gods.
kheri J^(],U.552.P.77,<A>,4
!
Khnem-sekhet-d.sh iii
, under, subservient to, a person or thing

R® one of the seven forms of

Khnemu.
under something, lower, the lower part; Copt.

^^.e, ^-Le '^

^ ffl i face downwards

5^^^ J"^
; ,

Khnem-,enb.i
p;
^'^'
ll Tuat II, a ram-god with a knife-shaped
I)
^^
under the favour
= .=:>^,
of.
downwards; ffi
Jjj^,
phallus.

Khnem - qet - heru - nebu Q ^^ kher4, kheri ffl

| ^, ffi (1
^,
<§>'
^^ ^ D j
B.M. 32, 202,
maker of mankind.
Khnemu, subject, serf, vassal, servant; fem. ffi "^
^J
khnemit Q^ (](]^ ^, Rec. 21, 14,
piur.j^^ij, j^^^jr^^ii
^ec. 31, 172, employees,
V§>lll, ffi
%J)lll
£ir ' <:r> _fl ill ' workpeople.
AA/VVV\
a
IV, 1064, Qc.^' 1=1, Q
AAA/VAA
AAAAAA V. kherit <^ , lower; <~>, IV, 919, estate.

ski- Hk2- ekS. kheriu iB (2

III
, the lower, or last,
•

n ^^ ^AAAA/v r) ,^,y,,^ rS ^^^^AAA Metternich Stele as opposed to * <2 , the upper or first.
_Cr\^ AA/VNA'V /VSA/W\ /VSAA/NA

' ^^' ^ S^ ^^ ^ ^' ^P""^' "'^"' ^''""tain, kheru

^^ H^ = Copt. ^p^.i, ^pai
cistern; plur. Q^i^, Q Kheriu
III'

^^||,^^|,J^|,
^
uuA o. (x^^^^^^i:^^ Israel Stele 2^;
T^
n
I

Kubban Stele,
1
^^''^
^ o
^ a. i=r
1

I
,

' Copt. 2,on^e

<::=> I <:r>si
I I
ffl I , ^ %>, beings of
AAA'VW
khnemit Q earth, beings and things those who
fs/\/\AAA ^ I
terrestrial,

are below ; Copt. g,pA.I, ^pHl.

'
B.D. 163, 16, the "western well of
Egypt." kheri ast re ffl i] rj
I, Rec.

khnemit her q ^ aawva v v^ fy/yp _ Israel Stele, because

—
of.
the " upper pool " ; site unknown.
kheri a
^'
ffl °. /I\ ffi
.

khnemit ur-t Q ^ "^^t, the name of an I LL>J

m^
object painted on coffins. I
,
" under the hand of,"

khnemit Q|^^, Q !]_.,

I] Rev. i.e., assistant, deputy ;<cb>
w
[
f^ AAA/VW

II, 172, a wooden object used in fishing (?) C23 the mate of a captain
III

khnemiu '^j\(\ I , birds, waterfowl. 1 , in thy power.

202
 ' ;

KH, KHA [ 580 ] KH, EHA

kheri peh-t ^ _SS) , Metternich Stele khert, kherit <^, ^|, <^1!,
51, behind, "under the back of"; fli
IV, 968, ffi ill,IV,656, ffi ^ill, /a '",
.rzi'
ibid. 51.
(«V)

kheri metU (?) /B A ^ '='L sub- fl^ '°

—'-
'
, <=>i ^ Y>> goods, objects,
^ Ul
,
I I ,

<r"^> I <rr> _Zi

possessions, property, wants, needs, share,
ordinate, deputy of the
portion, the things which belong to someone,
kheri er heri <~ events, circumstances, matters, affairs, course
w U v\

P. 1116B, 55, bottom side uppermost. of events; Copt, ^pe, .^jpe ; <=> | "

J^
kheri ha-t ffl -^, ^^^° '^' f?™eriy, I , everybody's business or affairs
<:^z> Ci origmally.
ffi
/vAwv t' 3i the affairs of the
kherikhait J^J^(l(j^,he
I f
I
I ,

who is suffering from sickness, the patient. gods ; ffl©Ji| , ^|| , annual pro-

kheri khetem m 8 cr-i:, Decretsio, duce;T ra'^,',X<il,'<:^|l ^.

" under the seal," said specially of orders sealed
with the palace seal. ^?.|. IT" ,
IV, 482, 992,
VWVSAQ
kheri ta ha-t /i\
o'^K -=^, Rev. 12, 39,

at the front ; Copt. ^ATT^H. a O I m O

o U I I <=. o I

kheri tem-t ffi

^, m j
^=:^
, the thing of the day, the

^ J c::S3 he who under the knife,

<:^> 1)
/ ^
^^
'
is

a sufferer from a disease.

business or matter of every day, the daily round

or course; <=:= O , the matters

kheri tchatcha ffl ^, Thes. 1295,
or affairs of to-day,
deputy, he who is under the chief.
a a
kheri U. 214, scrotum; kherui kherit <== /n
/Q ,

means
^^, P. 662, 780, M. 773, ^^^. nc^3) what one needs,
Him' of subsistence
i.e.,

;
provisions,
Copt. &pe, .^pe.
U. 532, T. 27, ^^Q Q, P- 183, ^\\^^ kheri-a ffl
<:^:>^
:=fli,^^'^-
a \
^' 9- dues, re-
venues, impost, tax.

^^^^. ^!^. ^^^, ffl C2

^,
w
the testicles.
wo' kheri heb /I\
fJ ^. i. ^38.
^| J
j;^y^"^|
ffi
pill
fJl^,Rec. 27,230.
Khert (?) <=>, L.D. ill, 277A, a god,

the Mole-god ; compare Heb. ^7^. (2

^ ^" ^° ^' * Socl'Jess mentioned

Eherit
o' with oas^. ^
"^ ffl^ "^ "^ '^ *^^ cemetery, necro-
|(N^'/I\_|' Vm' /i\' polls.
/I\ 8 )
, ^ .Sas ^__ ]
, a priest or magician,

Khertt-neter ^"l, r^. ^^^"^8- ^^> '2, the reader of the holy books in the temple or at

the necropolis personified. funerals;/nf—

^^^,^-^".'3';Gr,
kher <^ il, <=., fli
, ffi , to have, to
kheri heb ashau ^/n
J'^^^^'^^j'
hold, to possess, possessor; ui possessors.
,
A.Z. 99, 95, the priest of the people.
 ! .

KH, KHA [581] KH, KHA

kheriheb tep
^^f, ®|, Kheriu -heteput fli
<n>
I

I
'=^
qQ^ III
B.D. 168, the gods who possess sepulchral meals.
'^
Jl' <:=>'^^^^ ^ @^, the chief

reader of the divine books.

kheri-khepti ffl /Q

kheriu kefau
Karn. 52,
ffl

12, a class of soldieis.

"^^^
^ L«fl Mar. ^ lii
, one of the %6 Dekans.
D W

D
Kheri-khepti-Serit
%'^,
ffl

Kheriu- autu ffl %> f«^

®^", TombSeti
I

B.I). 168, the gods who are provided with

/I\
Cxl<:^, /n I,

offerings. Denderah II, lo, one of the 36 Dekans; var.

Kheriu - aakhu ffl

^ '

'^ %> E W
Tuat XI, the gods who are provided with disks
of hght.
Kheriu - khepti - Kenemut (^
u\\
® a
Kheriu-amu, etc. ffl %^ "^^ AAA/W\ ^1^ ffl
^, ffi

c-D Tombs Ram. Ram. IV, Denderah

/\ ®l III, Tuat XII, the gods
II, 10,
Seti I,

one of the 36 Dekans; Gr.

11,

xa/'X"*"'/*'^-
who have food when the heads appear from the
windings of a serpent-god. Kherit-Khenti-Sekhem f^
({]]]
-^,
P. 567, a god who protected the chin.
Kher-aha ffl
q^ ^^.thegod
of Kher-aha. Kheriu -sebu ffl %^! *i,TuatXi,
Kheriu - ahau - em - Ament ffl
^ the gods of the stars who sing at sunrise.

o (I www Tuat , V, the gods who Kheri-she(?) ^ ^",^773.

are masters of time in the Tuat.
Kheri - Kenem m ^~w« -^
yc
^ zod.
<^ |J^ ^_ ^, b.d.
,

Kheri-beq-f /
* ie. •

()
Dend., one of the 36 Dekans.
17, 100, one of the seven spirits who guarded
Osiris. Kherit-teka ^ M ^ ^' ^^^' ^^'^^

Kheriu-m'nen ffl AAAA/V\

I, 45, a fire-goddess.
AAAAAA
Tuat VII, the gods who are masters of the rope Kheri-tesu(?) ffl ^^,Mar.Aby.I,
with which Qan is tied.

45, the god of

Kheriu-metahu /I\^j|^B^^ I

ffi
ft I, Tuat VII, the gods who attacked Mamu, kherit ffl a holder, vase, box.

(2
-
:

and slit open his body.

,
kheri-a ffl 0, ffl
<;3, ffl

Kheriu - nuh - em - Tuat ^ ", scribe's box, packet, 6tui, case.

I

0-^I^k^'
who
measuring gods
Tuat V, the land-
kheri-a ^ o, I, 39, colour, ochre (?)
allot estates to the righteous.
'~~^ Rec. 30, 68, a rope
Kheriu-Nutehi ^ %J I
i^ ^ kheri-a /B
'
of the magical boat.

Tuat V, nine gods who hold salve box, un-

''-=«l
A|] /y
''^'
fast kheri-merh f^
f i1 the serpent Nutchi. guent case.

Kheri-ermen-Sah ^ , one of kheri-khenf /n w^^, N. 51 8a, a basket

the 36 Dekans. or bowl of klienfu cakes.

203
 '

KH, KHA [ 582 ] KH, KHA

kheri-set ffl H ^ Hi Ij", Nastasen Stele khersa ^ 'O'
^ , Peasant 326

49, brazier ; /I\ R

"^
Q ^^ , Herusatef Stele
<=>-H-l a-s-poc.
50, candlestick ;

candlestick.
ffl I
'^
[/I SiS- ^ o , a bronze

II, 123,
khersheri
young manservant
_^ ^ ;
l](j

Copt.
^^ ^.
.^eXcyHpI,
Rev.

kheri-gen fli S^ r, ^P^i of grease,

<=r> /www or a grease pot. Kherita g (]^,p. 493.

kher 1^ ^^ , evil, wickedness. kherti S^ u^, /a "I), fl\

\\° iii

khera 1^ "^g, Rev. 11,168, a garment. n l\ L_=/l, mason, artificer; plur. l^ (1

L=4

kheribesh ^ .gas
(]|j
J ^, Rec.
I, <=>L_=fl

kherti neter
I,

'I
L.D. Ill,

ffl "^'^-^^
i40ii.

34, 54, armour ; Copt. .^eXXlfi.g'. 1

'/1\

Wierp <^^ n , p. 339- to rule, to direct,

a, \\
I

I
fll
tmni
, a funerary mason or workman ;

to present, to offer ; van <—>^ n .

I

I.
I