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dḥš, dḥšˀ
(daḥš, daḥšā)
n.m.
attendant, lictor | dyˀb →dyyb, dybˀ
n.m.
gonnorheic man | [dyˀprgmˀ]
n.m.
diaphragm |
dḥšyh, dḥšytˀ
(daḥšāyā, daḥšāytā)
n.f.
wife of chief attendant | [dyˀbyṭws]
n.m.
diabetes | [dyˀqwnywn]
n.m.
sacristy |
dḥšpṭˀ
n.m.
an epithet of Nergal (=chief judge or the like) | [dyˀwrˀ]
interj.
come ! | [dyˀqws]
n.m.
silver |
dḥšt
n.m.
steppe | [dyˀṭksys]
n.f.
decree, edict | dyˀqsṭrywn →[dyqsṭryn, dyqsṭryˀ]
(dīqastrīn)
n.m.
tribunal |
[dḥt]
adj.
corruption of qrwḥ | [dyˀṭs]
n.m.
room, level | [dyˀqrsys]
n.f.
decision, judgment |
dṭgmˀ →dyṭgmˀ
(diaṭaḡmā)
n.m.
edict, command | [dyˀṭrybˀs]
n.pl.
diatribes, short ethical treatises | dyˀtyqy →dytyqˀ
(dīatēqē)
n.f.
testament, will |
DṬR
vb.
C to make a pimp | [dyˀlhqṭyqws]
n.m.
dialectic | [dyˀtsys]
n.f.
disposition |
dy
(day)
conj./adv.
now, then | [dyˀlwgws]
n.m.
a dialogue | dyb →dˀb, dˀbˀ
(d(ˀ)ēḇ, d(ˀ)ēḇā)
n.m.
wolf |
dy →dy
conj.
who,which (relative) | [dyˀlwgyqws]
adj.
in dialogue form | dyb, dybˀ
(dyāḇ, dyāḇā)
v.n.
#2
discharge, flux |
dy
pron.
#2
this | dyˀlyly
adj.
of a circular argument | dyb
(dayyāḇ)
n.m.
#3
one who has a discharge |
dy
prep.
of, genitive particle | [dyˀllws]
n.m.
vicious circle, circular argument | dyb
(dāˀeḇ, dāybā)
adj.
having gonrrhea |
dy
conj.
who,which (relative) | [dyˀmswn]
n.m.
middle | dybg, dybgˀ
(dēybāḡ, dēybāḡā)
n.m.
gold brocade vest |
dy →dy
(day)
conj./adv.
now, then | [dyˀmrṭwryˀ]
n.f.
appeal, plea | dybdr
(dēybdār)
n.m.
a type of tree |
dy lˀ →dlˀ
(dlā)
prep.
without | [dyˀsṭˀsys]
n.f.
separation between zodiacal signs | dybwn
n.m.
affliction |
dy lmh →dlmh
(da/ilmā (dīlmā))
adv./conj.
lest, perhaps | [dyˀsymṭṭws]
adj.
most perfect | dybwq
(dibbūq)
v.n.D
bonding |
dyˀb →dyb, dybˀ
(dyāḇ, dyāḇā)
v.n.
#2
discharge, flux | dyˀpslmˀ →[dypslmwn]
n.m.
musical interlude | dybwr, dybwrˀ
(dibbūr, dibbūrā)
v.n.
word; eulogy |