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⬅︎brwbybrz, brzˀ
brwby adv.
   greatly
brwl, brwlˀ (berrūl, berrūlā/burlā) n.m.
   beryl, crystal
brwq adj. #2
   strong (??)
brwdyqy (bruwdīqī) n.f.
   speech
brwlḥ, brwlḥˀ (brūlaḥ, brūlḥā) n.m.
   crystal
brwqh brwq (bārōq(?)) adj.
   yellow
brwz, brwzˀ (birrūz, birrūzā) v.n.D
   perforation
brwm, brwmˀ (bārōm, bārōmā) nom.ag.
   consuming, gnawing
brwqtˀ (bārōqāṯā) n.f.pl.
   cataract; yellowing teeth (?)
brwzšn [ˀbrwzšn, brwzšn] n.m.
   hallucination
brwmw, brwmwtˀ (bārōmū, bārōmūṯā) n.f.
   corrosion, rot
brwqty brwq (bārōq(?)) adj.
   yellow
brwḥ rwḥ, rwḥˀ (rūḥ, rūḥā) n.f./m.
   wind; spirit
[brwmlyˀ] (brūmaliā) n.m.
   Brumalia
brwr prwwr, prwwrˀ (parwār, parwārā) n.m.
   courtyard
[brwṭy] adj.
   first
brwn, brwnˀ (brōn, brōnā) n.m.
   little son
brwš n.m.
   juniper
[brwṭy] adv.
   at first
brwnˀ brwnywn, brwnyqwn, brwnˀ n.m.
   a type of garment
brwt, brwtˀ/brtˀ (brōṯ, brōṯā (brāṯā)) n.m.
   cypress
brwy, brwyˀ (bārōy, bārōyā) nom.ag.
   creator
brwndˀ n.m.
   a fish
brwt n.m. #2
   gunpowder
brwyˀyt adv.
   creatively
brwndytˀ brwndˀ n.m.
   a fish
brwty, brwṭy adj.
   Beirutian
brwyw, brwywtˀ (bārōyū, bārōyūṯā) n.f.
   creation
brwnwn, brwnwnˀ (brōnōn, brōnōnā) n.m.
   very little son
brwtn (brūṯān) adj.
   son-like
brwyy (bārōyāy) adj.
   of a creator
brwnywn, brwnyqwn, brwnˀ n.m.
   a type of garment
brwtnˀyt (brūṯānāˀīṯ) adv.
   as a son
brwynqˀ n.m.
   a plant
[brwpyṭyˀ] n.f.
   prophecy
brwtnw, brwtnwtˀ (brūṯānū, brūṯānūṯā) n.f.
   sonship
brwk, brwkˀ n.m.
   blesser
[brwṣ] adj.
   leprous
BRZ vb. a/
   to bore
brwk brk, brkˀ, bwrkˀ (bŭroḵ, bu/irkā) n.f.
   knee
[brwṣh] n.f.
   leprosy
brz, brzˀ (braz(?), barzā) n.m.
   sown field
brwk, brwkˀ v.n.D #3
   blessing
brwq, brwqˀ n.m.
   a disease, paralysis
brz, brzˀ n.m. #2
   line, strap
[brwkˀ] (brōḵē) n.m.pl
   blows
brwq (bārōq(?)) adj.
   yellow
brz, brzˀ n.m. #3
   bung-hole

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