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⬅︎ḥsdḥsyn
ḤSD vb.
   D to curse, treat with dishonor
ḥswktn (ḥassūḵṯān) adj.
   miserly, parsimonious
ḥsyˀyt (ḥasyāˀīṯ) adv.
   piously; rightly
ḥsd, ḥsdˀ (ḥseḏ, ḥesdā) n.m.
   devotion, grace
ḥswktnw, ḥswktnwtˀ (ḥassūḵtānū, ḥassūḵtānūṯā) n.f.
   parsimony
ḥsyd, ḥsydˀ (ḥsīḏ, ḥsīḏā) n.m.
   pious person
ḥsd, ḥsdˀ (ḥsad̲, ḥesdā) n.m. #2
   shame
ḥswl, ḥswlˀ n.m.
   end
ḥsyd ḥsyd, ḥsydˀ (ḥsīḏ, ḥsīḏā) n.m.
   pious person
ḥsdyn, ḥsdyˀ n.m.pl.t
   shame, reproach
ḥswm, ḥswmˀ (ḥāsōm, ḥāsōmā) nom.ag.
   envious one
ḥsydˀyt adv.
   piously
ḥsdn adj.
   gracious
ḥswmˀyt (ḥāsōmāˀīṯ) adv.
   enviously
ḥsydh n.f.
   pious woman
ḥsdnˀ (ḥesdānīn, ḥesdānē) n.m.pl.t
   shameful actions
ḥswmw, ḥswmwtˀ (ḥāsōmū, ḥāsōmūṯā) n.f.
   envy
ḥsydw, ḥsydwtˀ n.f.
   piety
ḥsdny adj.
   shameful, malicious
ḥswmtn (ḥasumṯān) adj.
   envious
ḥsyw, ḥsywtˀ (ḥasyū, ḥasyūṯā) n.f.
   sanctity
ḥsh, ḥstˀ (ḥassā, ḥesṯā) n.f.
   lettuce
ḥswn ḥsn, ḥwsnˀ (*ḥson, ḥusnā) n.m. #3
   fortification
ḥsyk (ḥsīḵ) adj.
   free; lean
ḥswd, ḥswdˀ n.m.
   shame
ḥswr, ḥswrh n.m.
   defect
ḥsykw, ḥsykwtˀ (ḥsīḵū, ḥsīḵūṯā) n.f.
   abstinence
ḥswd adj.
   graceful
ḥsḥws, ḥsḥwsˀ (ḥasḥūsīn, ḥasḥūsē) n.m.pl.
   cartilage
ḥsyl n.m.
   weaned child
ḥswdyn ḥswd, ḥswdˀ n.m.
   shame
ḥsḥwsny (ḥasḥūsānāy) adj.
   gristly, cartilaginous
ḥsylw, ḥsylwtˀ (ḥsīlū, ḥsīlūṯā) n.f.
   weaning
ḥswy, ḥswyˀ (ḥissūy) v.n.D
   propitiatory cover
ḥsḥys n.m.
   cartilage
ḥsym adj.
   strong but flexible
ḥswk, ḥswkˀ n.m.
   leniency
ḤSY vb.
   to be pure
ḥsym (ḥsīm) adj. #2
   envied
ḥswk ḥśwk adj.
   deprived
ḥsy adj.
   lean
ḥsymw, ḥsymwtˀ (ḥsīmū, ḥsīmūṯā) n.m.
   envy
ḥswkw, ḥswkwtˀ (ḥāsōḵū, ḥāsōḵūṯā) n.f.
   sparing
ḥsy (ḥsē) adj. #2
   holy
ḥsyn (ḥassīn) adj.
   strong
ḥswky, ḥswkyˀ (ḥsūḵē, ḥsūḵyā) n.m.
   exemption, being spared
ḥsy (ḥasāy) adj. #3
   expiatory (uncertain)
ḥsyn ḥsyn (ḥassīn) adj.
   strong

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