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⬅︎hpˀqṭhhpky
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
hpw ˀpwˀ adv.
   then
[hpṭyn] n.m.
   centurion's aide
hPyrṭˀ hwpryṭ, hyPryṭ, hwpryṭˀ n.m.
   servant
hpwk n.m.
   catastrophe
[hpṭyq, hpṭyqˀ] n.m.
   consul
HPK vb. a/u
   to turn around/over
hpwkh, hpwktˀ n.f.
   destruction
[hpyˀlws, ˀpyˀlws] n.m.
   malarial, shivering fever
hpk, hpkˀ (hp̄eḵ, hep̄kā) n.m.
   reverse
hpwky, hpwkyˀ (hp̄ūkē, hp̄ūkyā) n.m.
   overthrow
[hpydygmˀṭˀ] n.f.pl.
   examples
hpk, hpkˀ (hp̄āḵ, hp̄āḵā) v.n. #2
   turning around
hpwky n.f. #2
   epoche
hpyk (hp̄īḵ) adj.
   perverse, backwards
hpk (happāḵ) adj.
   perverse
hpwky adj.
   (astron.) retrograde
hpykh, hpyktˀ (hp̄īḵā, hp̄īḵtā) n.f.
   overthrow
hpkˀyt, hpykˀyt (hp̄āḵāˀīṯ) adv.
   reversed
hpwkyn, hpwkyˀ n.m.pl.
   overthrow
hpykw, hpykwtˀ (həp̄īḵū, həp̄īḵūṯā) n.f.
   perversity
hpkh hpykh, hpyktˀ (hp̄īḵā, hp̄īḵtā) n.f.
   overthrow
hpwktn (happuḵtān) adj.
   perverse
[hpylwgysmws] n.m.
   epilogism
hpkh, hpktˀ (hp̄āḵā, hp̄āḵtā) n.f. #2
   turning
hpwktnˀyt (happuḵtānāˀīṯ) adv.
   perversely
hpylympysˀ hpylypsyˀ, hpylympsyˀ n.f.
   epilepsy
hpkh, hpktˀ (hep̄kā, hep̄kṯā) n.f. #3
   return
hpwktnw, hpwktnwtˀ (happuḵṯānū, happuḵṯānūtā) n.f.
   cunning craftiness
hpylypsyˀ, hpylympsyˀ n.f.
   epilepsy
hpky (he/ap̄kāy) adj.
   contrary

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