Ṯrḥ

 Main information

• Tjereh german translation
• - english translation missing
• entity_name: place_name part of speech
• 860106 lemma id
• GDG VI, 68 bibliographical information

 Most relevant occurrences

[n]ꜣy=k [wḥ]ꜥ.w.pl hꜣi̯.y r Ṯꜣ~rw~ḥw
Deine Vogel- und Fischfänger sind nach (dem Ort) Tjereh hinuntergegangen.
sawlit:pAnastasi IV = pBM EA 10249 (Miscellanies)//Rto 1a.13-2.4: Text über Sumpfwirtschaft, Vögel und Pflanzen: [1b.1]
IBUBd2kHmAWKHE57n7ndwcYc7fI sentence id

 Ṯrḥ in following corpora

 Best collocation partners

  1. wḥꜥ, "Fischer und Vogelfänger" | "fisher and fowler"
  2. nꜣy=, "[Poss.artikel pl.c.]" | "[poss. adj., pl.]"
  3. hꜣi̯, "herabsteigen; fallen; zu Fall kommen" | "to descend; to fall; to strike"

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 Part of speech

 AED-Ancient Egyptian Dictionary, Version 1.0
Data transformation, structure etc. by Simon D. Schweitzer
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