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ṭryysqy
n.f.
a Persian festival | [ṭrysmˀgsṭws]
adj.
Greek epithet of Hermes/Asclepius | ṭryqlyn, ṭryqlynˀ
(ṭrīqlīn, ṭrīqlīnā)
n.m.
triclinium |
ṭryyqˀ →tryqˀ
(teryaqqē)
n.m.
antidote, remedy | ṭryspˀ
n.m.
spur | ṭrytˀ
n.m.
sopped bread |
[ṭryyqwnṭh]
num.
thirty | [ṭrysqdqṭˀ]
n.m.
thirteenth indiction | ṭrytyṭˀ
(ṭrytyṭˀ)
n.m.
name of a sect |
[ṭrykˀpṭwn]
n.m.
fur garment | [ṭrysqys]
n.m.
a type of wind | ṬRK
vb.
to make trouble |
ṭrykwn
n.m.
Cyprian measure | ṭrysql, ṭrysqlˀ
(ṭrīsqel, ṭrīsqellā)
n.m.
three-legged table | ṭrkwn
n.m.
palace, castle |
ṭrylytwn
n.m.
Heliopolitan temple | [ṭrysqlyn]
n.m.
tripod | ṭrkyn, ṭrkynˀ
(ṭarkīnā)
n.m.
spelt |
ṭrymˀ
(ṭrīmā)
n.m.
pear (??) | ṭryp
(ṭrīp̄)
adj.
shaky | ṭrkn
(ṭarḵān)
adj.
trouble-maker |
ṭrymˀ
(ṭrīmā)
n.m.
#2
a spiced fruit concoction | ṭryph, ṭryptˀ
n.f.
terefah | ṭrknˀyt
(ṭarḵānāˀīṯ)
adv.
perfidiously |
[ṭrymwṭ, ṭrymwṭˀ]
n.m.
(??) | [ṭrypwdˀ]
(ṭrīpōḏē)
n.m.pl.
three-legged device | ṭrknw, ṭrknwtˀ
(ṭarḵānū, ṭarḵānūṯā)
n.f.
trouble-making |
ṭrymys, ṭrymysˀ →ṭrymysyn, ṭrymys, ṭrymysˀ
n.m.
tremissus (a coin) | [ṭrypwlwn]
n.m.
(bot.) triphyllon | ṭrksymˀ
n.m.
endive |
ṭrymysyn, ṭrymys, ṭrymysˀ
n.m.
tremissus (a coin) | ṭrypwlyṭyy
adj.
Tripolitian | ṭrkšqwq →ṭrḥšqwq
n.m.
chicory |
ṭryn, ṭrynˀ
(ṭeryān, ṭeryānā)
n.m.
plaster | [ṭrypl, ṭrypnˀ]
(ṭrīpal)
adj.
triple | ṬRL
vb.
Gt to be vexed |
ṭryn, ṭrynˀ
(ṭeryān, ṭeryānā)
n.m.
#2
table woven of palm leaves | ṭrypnˀ →[ṭrypl, ṭrypnˀ]
(ṭrīpal)
adj.
triple | ṭrmws, ṭrmwsˀ
(ṭarmūs, ṭarmūsā)
n.m.
bread cooked in ashes |
ṭryny, ṭryynˀ
adj.
Trajanic | ṭrypsˀ →ṭryspˀ
n.m.
spur | ṭrmyl →trml, trmlˀ
(tarmā/īl, ta/urmā/īlā)
n.m.
bag |
ṭrynqˀ
(ṭaryānqā)
n.m.
whey of milk | ṭryq, ṭryqˀ
n.m.
preparation; confinement | ṭrmysytˀ →ṭrmsytˀ
(ṭarmāsyāṯā)
n.f.pl.
worn-out sandal straps |
[ṭrys]
n.m.
Greek: three | ṭryq
adj.
biting, stinging | ṭrmyšg →ṭrmšyr
(ṭarmšīr)
n.m.
plant name |