LJLA passive perh. etpa? The D stem is well established in our JLA texts with intransitive as well as a transitive rection. Presumably such usage is multiplicative, while transitive forms are the standard factitive of the stative G stem. One can only wonder if perhaps there was also a distinct transitive usage for the G stem otherwise unattested. Page refs. in other dictionaries: DJPA: 458a; Jastrow: 1262; Levy Ch-W: 2:315; Tal Sam: 723;
ṣdw, ṣdwtˀ n.f. desolation ṣdy, ṣdyˀ (ṣḏē, ṣeḏyā) n.m. desolation ṣdy (ṣāḏē) adj. deserted ṣdyw, ṣdywtˀ (ṣādyū, ṣādyūṯā) n.f. desolation
ṣdyw, ṣdywtˀ (ṣādyū, ṣādyūṯā) n.f. desolation