Some JLAtg traditions clearly treat some examples of the form saggī as a D perfect of this verb rather than as an adjectival form, as in the texts here cited Page refs. in other dictionaries: DJPA: 367b; DJBA: 786b; Jastrow: 953; Levy Ch-W: 2:141; Tal Sam: 564b; DJA: 67a; Cook,Qumran: 246;
msgy, msgyˀ (misgē, misgyā) n.m. abundance msgy, msgytˀ n.f. #2 abundance msgy adj. abundant sgy, śgyˀ (śaggīˀ -> saggī) adj./adv. many, much sgyˀh (saggīā) n.f. abundance sgyˀw, sgyˀwtˀ (saggīū, saggīūṯā) n.f. multitude swgy, swgyˀ (sŭḡē, sugˀā) n.m. large amount, multitude
sgyˀh (saggīā) n.f. abundance sgyˀw, sgyˀwtˀ (saggīū, saggīūṯā) n.f. multitude