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dyn →DWN
vb. a/i(u)
to judge | dynr, dynrˀ
(dē/īnār, dē/īnārā)
n.m.
denarius | dysqrtˀ
n.f.
estate, settlement |
dyn, dynˀ
(dīn, dīnā)
n.m.
judgment | dys, dysˀ
(dyās, dyāsā)
n.m.
a type of porridge | dysqtˀ →rstqˀ
(ra/ustaq/k, ra/ustqā)
n.m.
district, village |
dyn, dynˀ
(dayyān, dayyānā)
n.m.
#2
judge | [dysblnys]
(diāsbalanīs)
n.m.
sweet chestnut | [dysrṭwrˀ]
n.m.
deserter |
[dyn]
(dēn)
n.m.
#3
religion | [dyswrˀ]
n.m.
difficulty of urinating | dystwr, dystwrn
n.m.
a type of tenancy |
dyn
(dēn)
conj./adv.
then, thereupon | [dysṭṭˀ]
n.m.
dimension | dystyqˀ →kwstyg, kwstygˀ
(kōstīgā)
n.m.
a type of clothing |
dyn, dn
(dēn, den)
pron.
this one | [dysys]
n.f.
petition | dystn →dštnˀ, dstnˀ
(daštānā)
n.m.
menstrual |
dyn_ →dyl_
(dīl_)
pron.
(with pronominal suffixes:) independent possessive pronoun | dysnˀ
n.m.
(??) | dystqˀ →rstqˀ
(ra/ustaq/k, ra/ustqā)
n.m.
district, village |
dynh, dyntˀ
(dayyānā, dayyāntā)
n.f.
female judge | [dyspwlyṭys]
n.m.
a type of medicine | dyˁbd, dˀyˁbd
adv.
already having been done |
dynw, dynwtˀ
(dayyānūt, dayyānūṯā)
n.f.
office of judge | [dyspq]
n.m.
mule drawn wagon | dyˁh, dˁtˀ
n.f.
knowledge |
dynw, dynwtˀ
(dīnūṯ, dīnūṯā)
n.f.
#2
probity; judicial right | [dysprmṭwn]
n.m.
a type of medicine | dyˁh, dyˁtˀ
n.f.
#2
sweat |
[dynwmys]
n.m.
two commandments | dysqˀ, dyˀsqˀ
n.m.
official document | dyPwlˀ
n.m.
the Slanderer, the Devil |
[dynws]
n.m.
celandine | [dysqˀryn, dysqˀry]
n.m.
diskarion | dypwndyw
n.f.
freshman |
dyny →dynh, dyntˀ
(dayyānā, dayyāntā)
n.f.
female judge | dysqwlws →[dydsqwlws]
n.m.
teacher | [dypwnṭws]
adj.
transmarine |
dyny
adj.
a gentilic | [dysqws]
n.m.
plate | dypwsṭyws →dypwsyṭˀ, dywpwsyṭˀ
n.m.
diophysite |
dynyg
(dīnīḡ)
n.m.
ascetic | [dysqyn]
n.m.
double sack | dypwsyṭˀ, dywpwsyṭˀ
n.m.
diophysite |
[dynmws]
n.m.
power | dysqlyˀ
n.m.
accusation | [dypṭykwn]
n.m.
diptych; canons |