|
ˀbˀ dˀbˀ →ˀb, ˀbˀ
(ˀaḇ, ˀabbā/ˀăḇā)
n.m.
father | ˀbgrw, ˀbgrwtˀ
(ˀaḇgārū, ˀaḇgārūṯā)
n.f.
lameness | ˀbhw, ˀbhwtˀ
(ˀabbāhū, ˀabbāhūṯā)
n.f.
fatherhood |
ˀbˀ dˀymˀ →ˀb, ˀbˀ
(ˀaḇ, ˀabbā/ˀăḇā)
n.m.
father | ˀbgrn →ˀbygrn, ˀbgrnˀ
n.m.
penalty (for contract violation) | ˀbhwl →ˀbhl, ˀbhwl
n.m.
fruit or seed of the mountain cypress |
ˀbˀm
n.m.
loan | ˀBD
vb. a/a
to be lost | ˀbhy
(ˀaḇāhāy)
adj.
fatherly, paternal |
[ˀbˀskwnyh, ˀbˀsqwnyh]
n.f.
renunciation of an inheritance | ˀbd
n.m.
disappearance, ruin | [ˀbhysyts]
n.m.
of the anointed |
ˀBB
vb.
D to ripen | ˀbd, ˀbdˀ
n.m.
#2
pl. : transitory things | ˀbhl, ˀbhwl
n.m.
fruit or seed of the mountain cypress |
ˀbb
n.m.
flower | ˀbdh, ˀbdtˀ
(ˀaḇdā, ˀaḇdṯā)
n.f.
something lost | ˀbhqw, ˀbhqwtˀ
(ˀaḇhāqū, ˀaḇhāqūṯā)
v.n.C
gleaming |
ˀbbˀ →ˀb, ˀbˀ
(ˀaḇ, ˀabbā/ˀăḇā)
n.m.
father | [ˀbdwmˀ]
n.m.
seventh indiction | ˀbw, ˀbwtˀ
(ˀāḇū, ˀāḇūṯā)
n.f.
scraper |
ˀbbn →ˀb, ˀbˀ, ˀnbˀ
(ˀeḇ, ˀebbā, ˀenbā)
n.m.
#4
fruit | ˀbdwn →ˀbdn, ˀbdnˀ
(ˀaḇdan, ˀaḇdōn; ˀaḇdānā, ˀuḇdānā)
n.m.
destruction, ruin | ˀbw, ˀbwtˀ
(ˀabbōṯā, ˀăḇūṯā)
n.f.
#2
defense, advocacy |
ˀBBR
vb.
to adopt | ˀbdyn, ˀbdyˀ
n.m.
eternity, constancy | ˀbwb, ˀbwbˀ
(ˀabbūḇ, ˀabbūḇā)
n.m.
pipe, reed, flute |
[ˀbgˀ]
(ˀabgē)
n.pl.
eggs | ˀbdlh, ˀbdltˀ
(ˀaḇdālā, ˀaḇdāltā)
v.n.C
havdalah ceremony | ˀbwb rˁyˀ
(ˀabbūḇ rāˁyā)
n.m.
damasonion |
ˀbgd
(ˀabgad)
n.m.
the alphabet | ˀbdn, ˀbdnˀ
(ˀaḇdan, ˀaḇdōn; ˀaḇdānā, ˀuḇdānā)
n.m.
destruction, ruin | ˀbwbh, ˀbwbtˀ
(ˀabbūḇā, ˀabbūḇtā)
n.f.
pipe, reed |
ˀbgh
(ˀāḇgāh)
n.m.
cistern | ˀbdny
(ˀaḇdānāy)
adj.
harmful, ruinous | ˀbwbny
(ˀabbūḇānāy)
adj.
like a pipe, like a reed |
ˀbgl
div.
Abgal | [ˀbdq]
n.m.
a gem | ˀbwgdnˀ →bgdn, bgdnˀ
n.m.
a type of demon |
ˀbgr, ˀbgrˀ
(ˀaḇgār, ˀaḇgārā)
n.m.
lame person | ˀbdtˀ →ˀbydh, ˀbydtˀ
(ˀaḇīḏā, ˀaḇīḏtā)
n.f.
something lost | ˀbwgdnytˀ →bgdn, bgdnˀ
n.m.
a type of demon |
[ˀbgr]
n.m.
#2
nitre | ˀbhˀyt
(ˀaḇāhāˀīṯ)
adv.
in a fatherly way | ˀbwgwn →[ˀnbˀqyn]
n.m.
alembic |
ˀbgr →ˀrqˀ bgl
n.m.
humble servant | ˀbhdy →bhdy
(bahăḏē)
prep.
with, while | ˀbwṭgrˀ →pṭgrˀ
(pṭagrā)
n.m.
gout |