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⬅︎gnygntwny, gntwnytˀ
gny (gnay) n.m. #3
   disgrace, shame
gnyn, gnynˀ (genyān, genyānā) n.m.
   reproof
gnsyˀ gnysyh n.f.
   birthday
gny n.m. #4
   (??)
gnyn, gnytˀ (genyān, genyāṯā) n.f.pl. #2
   idols
gnsys n.m.
   Genesis
gny gny, gnyˀ n.m.
   spirit, genie
gnyn n.m. #3
   tented space (??)
gnsn gns, gnsˀ (gnes, gensā) n.m.
   kind
gny (gnē) adj.
   hidden
gnyn adj.
   hidden
gnsnˀyt (gensānāˀīṯ) adv.
   in the genitive case
gnyˀk n.m.
   an installation of idolatry
gnys gns, gnsˀ (gnes, gensā) n.m.
   kind
gnsnw, gnsnwtˀ (gensānū, gensānūṯā) n.f.
   familial type
gnyb adj.
   stolen; unclean
gnysh, gnyst) n.f.
   family
gnsny (gensānāy) adj.
   belonging to a kind, general
gnybh, gnybtˀ n.f.
   theft
gnysyh n.f.
   birthday
gnsnyw, gnsnywtˀ (gensānāyū, gensānāyūṯā) n.f.
   general nature
gnybw, gnybwtˀ n.f.
   stolen object
gnysyyh gnysyh n.f.
   birthday
gnss n.m.
   fate by birth
gnyz (gnīz) adj.
   hidden, concealed
gnytˀ, gny:tˀ gny, gnyˀ (gnē, genyā) n.m. #2
   hidden thing; pagan idol
gnp gdnp, gdnpˀ (gḏānap̄, gḏānpā) n.m.
   rim, edge
gnyzˀyt (gnīzāˀīṯ) adv.
   furtively
GNN vb. a/
   C to protect, shelter
gnplws n.m.
   pulp of the colocynth
gnyzw, gnyzwtˀ (gnīzū, gnīzūṯā) n.f.
   hiding
GNN vb. #2
   to construct a bridal canopy
gnpr n.m.
   wing
gnyḥ (gnīḥ) adj.
   amazingly terrible
gnn, gnnˀ (gannān, gannānā) n.m.
   gardener
gnṣ, gnṣˀ n.m.
   twitch (??)
gnyḥˀyt (gnīḥāˀīṯ) adv.
   terribly
gnn gnwn, gnwnˀ (gnō/ān, gnō/ū/ānā) n.m.
   bridal chamber; canopy
gnr, gnrˀ (gnār, gnārā) n.m.
   dewlap of an ox
gnyḥh, gnyḥtˀ gnyḥ (gnīḥ) adj.
   amazingly terrible
GNS vb.
   D to indicate the genus
gnrly (generalī) adj.
   general, having to do with a kind
gnyḥw, gnyḥwtˀ (gnīḥū, gnīḥūṯā) n.f.
   frightfulness
gns, gnsˀ (gnes, gensā) n.m.
   kind
gnšyˀ (genneššiyā) n.m.
   ischial tendon
gnyy gny (gnay) n.m. #3
   disgrace, shame
gnsṭs n.m.
   posterity (??)
gntwny, gntwnytˀ n.f.
   small garden

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