|
gyw →gw, gwˀ
(gaw (gō)/gēw, gawwā)
n.m.
inward part; commonality | gywtˀ
n.m.
pagan-ness | gyys →gys, gysˀ
(*gēs, gaysā)
n.m.
#2
army, troop |
gyw, gywˀ →gwh, gwtˀ
(gēwāh, gēwəṯā)
n.f.
pride | gywtn →gˀwtn, gywtn
(gēˀūṯān, gēwəṯān)
adj.
proud | gyyp →gyp, gypˀ
(gayyāp̄, gayyāp̄ā)
n.m.
#2
adulterer |
gywh →gwh, gwtˀ
(gēwāh, gēwəṯā)
n.f.
pride | gywtnw, gywtnwtˀ →gˀwtnw, gˀwtnwtˀ
(geˀūṯānū/gēwəṯānū, -ṯānūṯā)
n.f.
pride; glory | gyyr →GYR
vb.
D to convert to Judaism |
gywwh →gwh, gwtˀ
(gēwāh, gēwəṯā)
n.f.
pride | gyzbr →gzbr, gzbrˀ
(gizbar, gzaḇrā/gēzaḇrā)
n.m.
treasurer | gyyr →gyr, gyrˀ
(gayyār, gayyārā)
n.m.
#4
adulterer |
gywwtnw →gˀwtnw, gˀwtnwtˀ
(geˀūṯānū/gēwəṯānū, -ṯānūṯā)
n.f.
pride; glory | gyzbrw →gzbrw, gzbrwtˀ
(gēzaḇrū, gēzaḇrūṯā)
n.f.
office of treasurer or majordomo | gyyrh, gyyrtˀ →gyrh, gyrtˀ
(gayyārā, gayyārtā)
n.f.
adulteress |
gywḥw, gywḥwtˀ
(gāyōḥū, gāyōḥūṯā)
n.f.
inundation | gyzh, gyztˀ
n.f.
passing | gyl, gylˀ →gl, glˀ
(gel, gellā)
n.m.
#4
straw; dung |
gywl, gywlˀ
(gīyōl, gīyōlā)
n.m.
a corvine bird | gyzh →gzh, gztˀ
(gezzā, gezzṯā)
n.f.
fleece | gyl
n.m.
#2
age, generation |
gywl, gywlˀ
(gāyōl, gāyōlā)
nom.ag.
#2
one that pours out | gyzwz, gyzwzˀ →gzwz, gzwzˀ
(gizzūz, gizzūzā)
v.n.D
#2
shearing | gylˀ
n.m.
clay |
gywlˀyt
(gīyōlāˀīṯ)
adv.
crow-like | gyzwn, gyzwnˀ
n.m.
inner chamber | gylbwn
n.m.
chick pea |
gywlw, gywlwtˀ
(gāyōlū, gāyōlūṯā)
n.f.
outpouring | gyzrˀ
n.m.
protective strap | gylgwl →glgl, glglˀ
(galgal, galgəlā)
n.m.
wheel |
gywp, gywpˀ
(gāyōp̄, gāyōp̄ā)
nom.ag.
adulterer | gyḥ, gyḥˀ
(gyāḥ, gyāḥā)
v.n.
bursting forth, boiling over | gyldrwg
n.m.
a fern |
GYWR
vb.
Qt to become a proselyte | gyḥwk, gyḥwkˀ
(giḥḥūḵ, giḥḥūḵā)
v.n.D
lewd behavior | gylhy
n.f.
glow |
gywr, gywrˀ
(giyyūr)
v.n.D
sojourning | gyḥwn
n.m.
Gihon (river flowing from Eden) | gylwḥ
n.m.
cutting of the hair |
gywr, gywrˀ
n.m.
#2
adulterer | gyḥwnˀyt
adv.
like the Gihon, fluently | gylwy →glwy, glwyˀ
(gillūy, gillūyā)
v.n.D
#3
uncovering |
gywr
(gīyōr)
adj.
foreign, alien | gyḥwr →ghyr
(ghīr)
adj.
blind, dazzled | gylwyˀ
n.m.
a type of disease |
gywrh →gywr
(gīyōr)
adj.
foreign, alien | gyys →GYS
vb.
D to ravage, to plunder | gylwny
adj.
Gilonite |