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byt qrnˀ →mdn, mdnˀ
(maddān, maddānā)
n.m.
granary | byt šwlṭnˀ
(bēṯ šulṭānā)
n.m.
dominion, area of rule | byt tḥwmˀ
(bēṯ tḥūmē)
n.m.
border district |
byt rglˀ
(bēṯ reḡlē)
n.m.
stirrups | byt šyḥ
n.m.
cavernous or ditch-filled area | byt tḥtyn →tḥt
n.m.
that which is below, which follows |
byt rhwmyˀ
(bēṯ rhōmāyē)
n.m.
the Roman empire | byt šyḥyˀ →šḥy
n.
armpit | byt tlwdyn
n.m.
uterus |
byt rhṭˀ
(bēṯ rehṭā/rahhāṭā)
n.m.
stadium | byt šyḥyyh →šḥy
n.
armpit | byt tšmštˀ
n.m.
part of a church |
byt rwḥṣn
n.m.
support | byt škbˀ
(bēṯ škābā)
n.m.
cemetery | bytˀyt
(baytāˀīṯ)
adv.
internally, intimately |
byt rzyn, byt rzyˀ →rz, rzˀ
(rāz, rāzā)
n.m.
mystery | byt škynh, byt škyntˀ
(bēṯ šḵīnā, bēṯ šḵīntā)
n.m.
location of the Divine Presence | bytˀl
div.
Bethel |
byt rḥyˀ →by, bytˀ
(bay, baytā)
n.m./f.
house; structure; place | byt šmšˀ →by šymšy, byt šmšˀ
n.m.
Friday evening; twilight | byth
n.f.
shame |
byt rḥmyn
n.m.
prayer-hall | byt šˁˀ
(bēṯ šāˁē)
n.m.
sundial | bytw, bytwtˀ
n.f.
dwelling |
byt ryḥˀ
n.m.
incense pan | byt šˁbwd →šˁbwd, šˁbwdˀ
(šiˁbūḏ, šiˁbūḏā)
v.n.Q
enslavement, servitude | bytwn, bytwnˀ
(baytōn, baytōnā)
n.m.
little house |
byt rys, byt rysˀ
n.m.
race track | byt špykw →by, bytˀ
(bay, baytā)
n.m./f.
house; structure; place | BYTY
vb.
Q to make familiar |
byt rmh
n.m.
peak area (?) | byt špr
n.m.
choicest place | byty
(baytāy)
adj.
domestic, friendly |
byt rmšˀ
(bēṯ ramšē)
n.m.
twilight | byt šqy
(bēṯ šqē, bēṯ šeqyā)
n.m.
irrigated area | bytyw, bytywtˀ
(baytāyū, baytāyūṯā)
n.f.
friendship |
byt rˁy →by, bytˀ
(bay, baytā)
n.m./f.
house; structure; place | byt štltˀ
(bēṯ šetlātā)
n.m.
pagan groves | bytn
n.m.
palace private quarters |
byt šbwˁtˀ
n.m.
day after Sabbath | byt tˀnh, byt tˀntˀ
n.f.
bladder | bytnyˀ →bynnˀ
n.m.pl.
Fridays between major Feasts |
byt šbtˀ
(bēṯ šabbṯā)
n.m.
synagogue | byt tdyyn → | bytp, bytpˀ →tpy, tpyˀ
(tp̄ay, tp̄ayyā)
n.m.
hearth |
byt šhrˀ
(bēṯ šahrā)
n.m.
place in church for night services | byt twrp, byt twrpˀ
n.m.
pudenda | bytškn
n.m.
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