|
hnth →hntˀ
pron.
that one | hpw →ˀpwˀ
adv.
then | [hpṭyn]
n.m.
centurion's aide |
hntwk
n.m.
ceiling panel | hpwk
n.m.
catastrophe | [hpṭyq, hpṭyqˀ]
n.m.
consul |
hntwn
pron.
those | hpwkh, hpwktˀ
n.f.
destruction | [hpyˀlws, ˀpyˀlws]
n.m.
malarial, shivering fever |
hntyˀ →hntˀ
pron.
that one | hpwky, hpwkyˀ
(hp̄ūkē, hp̄ūkyā)
n.m.
overthrow | [hpydygmˀṭˀ]
n.f.pl.
examples |
hntyn
pron.
those (fem.) | hpwky
n.f.
#2
epoche | hpyk
(hp̄īḵ)
adj.
perverse, backwards |
hsṭyny
(hesṭīnāy)
adj.
pertaining to Greek 'he is' | hpwky
adj.
(astron.) retrograde | hpykh, hpyktˀ
(hp̄īḵā, hp̄īḵtā)
n.f.
overthrow |
hss →ḤSS
vb.
D to be apprehensive, uncertain | hpwkyn, hpwkyˀ
n.m.pl.
overthrow | hpykw, hpykwtˀ
(həp̄īḵū, həp̄īḵūṯā)
n.f.
perversity |
hspd, hspdˀ
n.m.
eulogy | hpwktn
(happuḵtān)
adj.
perverse | [hpylwgysmws]
n.m.
epilogism |
hspyd →hspd, hspdˀ
n.m.
eulogy | hpwktnˀyt
(happuḵtānāˀīṯ)
adv.
perversely | hpylympysˀ →hpylypsyˀ, hpylympsyˀ
n.f.
epilepsy |
hst
n.m.
probably a geographical name | hpwktnw, hpwktnwtˀ
(happuḵṯānū, happuḵṯānūtā)
n.f.
cunning craftiness | hpylypsyˀ, hpylympsyˀ
n.f.
epilepsy |
hpˀqṭh
n.f.
epact | hpwktny
(happuḵtānāy)
adj.
cunningly perverse | hpymhrw
adj.pl.
short-lived |
hpˀqṭrwqlys
n.m.
pirate ship | [hpwmnmṭˀ]
n.m.pl.
memoranda | hpysqwpws →ˀpysqwpˀ, ˀpsqpˀ
(ˀepīsqōpā)
n.m.
bishop |
[hpgwgy]
n.f.
inductive | hpwr
(hāp̄ōr, hāp̄ōrā)
nom.ag.
loquacious, speaking foolishly | [hpyphdwn]
n.m.
level surface |
[hpdqṭˀ]
n.m.pl.
receptacles, receiving vessels | hpzdq, hpzdqˀ
n.m.
(??) | [hpyplwn]
n.m.
fold of the peritoneum |
hphybdwmws
adj.
one seventh | [hpṭy]
adj.
young (??) | hpyq →ˀpyqyn
n.m.pl.t
waters separating the World of Light from this world |
hphqṭyqˀ →[ˀpyqṭyqw]
n.m.pl.
sceptical philosophers | [hpṭyh]
n.f.
consulship | hPyrṭ →hwpryṭ, hyPryṭ, hwpryṭˀ
n.m.
servant |