Peust, Carsten: Egyptian phonology: an introduction to the phonology of a dead language (Göttingen, 1999)

hieratic script

§ 2-5-2

ideogram

note in § 2.5.7

incompatibility of
root consonants

§ 3.12.3,4.11

lexical doublets out of
a single etymological
source

§ 3.14.3.5

logogram

§ 2-5-7

Lycopolitan

§2.3

Mesokemic

§2.3

Napatan Egyptian

§ 2.3,3.io

nasals with breathy
voice

§ 3.5.2,5.6.3.3,5.7.2

Old Coptic

§2.1.3

Paleo-Coptic

§4-4

phonogram

§ 2-57

phonological repre-
sentation, coexisting
layers of

§ 5.2.3.3,5.9.2

phrase accent

§ 6.1.4

plene-writing in
cuneiform script

note in § 5.1

rounded front vowels

§ 3-9-1,5-5-5, 5-5-7

Sahidic

§2.3

semogram

§ 2-5-7

stative

§ 1-2-5

stative endings

§ 3.i3.2

status nominalis

§ 1-2-5

status pronominalis

§ 1-2-5

tachysyllabation

§ 5.2.3.3, 5.9.2

terminative prefix

§ 3.6.4.4, 5-7-3

tone language,
Egyptian as a

§6.1.7

umlaut

§5.6.7,5.8.3

unidentified langua-
ges written in Egyp-
tian or Coptic script

§ 2.10.3, 2.10.4

velarized sonorants

§ 3.17.3,3.17.4,

5.6.4.3

"Zweisilbengesetz"

§4-5-2

Egyptian and Coptic words

Items beginning with <l>, <j>, <S,
and vowels

h(j)r

otfcipe

Osiris
(god)

§5-9-3

!sr

(UPUJ

to roast

§3.ii.3

Itp

0>TJI

to load, to
carry

§ 3.9.2, no-
te in 4.5.1

ilg.t

Hse

leek

§3.7.3

iy.t~iw.t

ei

to come

§ 3.i3.3

i'.t

€100

to wash

§5.8.6.4

iwr.ti

€£T

to be

pregnant

(stative)

note in
§ 3.14.3.2

l{w)f

<Vf

flesh

note in
§ 3.14.3.2

lm



give! (im-
perative)

B®" mi
below



\jKb,iie,

to seize

§5-8-6.8



e^Hpe

inundation

§3.17.3

i{w)nw

CON

Heliopolis
(toponym]

note in
§ 3.14.2.2

inn

d>(M0)N

we

§ 3.6.2,3.15

(i)rm

bNe*

with

§3.16.4.3

ih.w

-Hg

cows

§ 6.2.2.4



b<\2)C0ipi
~ dOOCOpI

viper

§3.17.3



IUJ

urine

note in
§ 3.14.2.2

tin



sun

§3.14.5

'!

T&l

here

note in
§3.6.2

'S.w

-ClXW ~

-oei

great (pi.)

§ 3.14.2.4

'b

ran ~

horn

note in
§3.6.2

'nh

COM2

to live

§ 5-7-2

'bk

emje

to lift

§ 3.6.4.2

'hmw ~
'smw ~
'hmw

kb&se/K

twigs

§ 3.6.4.4

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