The rare meanings of the prepositions m and xr

THE RARE MEANINGS OF THE PREPOSITIONS m AND xr
PT 254, §277b: jr.kA wnjs fAt m jt(j).f gbb
"then Unis will carry out a threat against his father Geb"
PT 288, §429c: jm.k jr wpt.k m wnjs
"You should not carry out your commission against Unis"

THE RARE MEANINGS OF THE PREPOSITIONS m AND xr
PT 569, §1441b: nj jrw aHaw m pjpj pn
"roadblocks will not be set (lit. made) against this Pepi"
PT 534, §1266c: xtm.f m jrtj Dwt(j)
"and it has been closed (lit. sealed) against the evil eyes"

THE RARE MEANINGS OF THE PREPOSITIONS m AND xr
BD173:12 (pNebseni): wd.n.j a m sbjw Hr.k
"I have destroyed (lit. set the arm against) those who rebelled against you"
PT 255, §299b: wd.kA wnjs rmn.f m znbt tw rmnt.k jr.s
"Unis will demolish (lit. set his whole arm against) the fortification you lean upon"

THE RARE MEANINGS OF THE PREPOSITIONS m AND xr
PT 301, §604c-d: Dj.f j.wn.tj aAwj pt jpf n tjt xr rmT
"that he might have those (door)-leaves of the sky opened to Teti by people"
PT 603, §1677b: [nj] s.rx.f xr sxm pn
"he [cannot] be denounced by this Controller"

AN UNRECOGNIZED COLLOCATION jtH n
anx m
"feed on"
zbj Hr
"stand up for, patronize"
mdwj Hr (dp)
"advocate, stand up for deputize for"
pXr n
"serve"

AN UNRECOGNIZED COLLOCATION jtH n
jtH n
"pull out from somebody or something"
PT 89, 112, 121, 124, 141, §§60c, 73c, 77a, 78c, 86e: jsjr NN m-n.k jrt Hrw jtHt n.f
"Osiris, NN, accept Horus’s eye which was seized/pulled out from him"

AN UNRECOGNIZED COLLOCATION jtH n
CT VI, 209h: n jnk js Szp dpw sAbt n.sn
"I am not the one who will take away heads of the dappled (snakes) from them"
CT VII, 155c: jtH n.j HHw rAwr n.j pDtjw
"The Infinite gods veer away from me, those of the celestial expanses are afraid of/tremble because of me"

SYNTACTIC TRANSPOSITIONS OF PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES IN THE PYRAMID TEXTS
PT 80, §55d: s.dmj(.j) n.k jrt.k r Hr.k wDAt
"I attach your eye to your face sound" (your sound eye to your face)
PT 518, §1197dN: stj.jn.sn Tbwt.sn jr tA HDt
"Then they threw their sandals to the ground white" (their white sandals)

SYNTACTIC TRANSPOSITIONS OF PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES IN THE PYRAMID TEXTS
PT 582, §1562c: abA.f m-a.f bjAj
"his sceptre is in his arm copper" (his copper sceptre)