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yˀlˀ
(yaˀlā)
n.m.
nightmare incubus | ybwšy →ybwsy
(yḇūsāy, yāḇūsāy)
adj.
Jebusite | YBM
vb.
D to marry a brother's widow |
[yˀmbws]
n.m.
iamb | ybz →BZZ
vb. a/u
to despoil, plunder | ybm, ybmˀ
(yḇam, yaḇmā)
n.m.
brother-in-law |
[yˀsšt wprtm]
adv.
in the most desirable way | ybzḥ
div.
an unknown pagan divinity | ybmh, ybmtˀ
(yaḇmā, yḇamṯā)
n.f.
sister-in-law |
yˀqwntws →yqwnd, yqwndˀ/yhqnṭwn/ywqnṭws
(yaqund, yaqundā)
n.m.
jacinth (gem) | ybydh
n.f.
lost object | ybmw, ybmwtˀ
(yaḇmū, yaḇmūṯā)
n.f.
levirate |
[yˀqnyṭwn]
n.m.
aconite | [ybys]
n.f.
ibis | ybn
n.m.
great bustard |
yˀrˀ →yˁr, yˁrˀ
(yˁar, yaˁrā)
n.m.
dense vegetation | [ybys]
n.m.
#2
puberty | YBˁ
vb.
D to break forth (with song), to shout for joy |
yˀrwqy
adj.
a gentilic | ybyš
n.m.
dried goods | ybq
n.m.
Jabbok river |
YˀŠ
vb.
Dt to abandon hope | ybyš
(yabbīš)
adj.
dry | YBR
vb.
C to give (bread) as consolation |
YBB
vb.
D to play (instrument) | ybyšh, ybyštˀ
(yabbīšā, yabbīštā)
n.f.
dry land | ybr nhrˀ →ˁbr, ˁbrˀ
(ˁĕḇar, ˁeḇrā)
n.m.
crossing |
ybbh, ybbtˀ
(yḇāḇā, yḇāḇtā)
n.f.
alarm-signal, trumpet-blast | ybyšw, ybyšwtˀ
(yabbīšū, yabbīšūṯā)
n.f.
dryness | ybrwḥ, ybrwḥˀ
(yaḇrūḥ, yaḇrūḥā)
n.m.
mandrake |
ybbw, ybbwtˀ
n.f.
trumpet-blast | YBL
vb.
to bring | YBŠ
vb. e/a
to dry up |
YBD
vb.
to be lost | ybl, yblˀ
(yḇel (īḇel), yaḇlā )
n.m.
stream | ybš, ybšˀ
(yḇeš, yaḇšā)
adj.
dry |
ybwl
n.m.
produce | ybl, yblˀ
(yḇel, yaḇlā)
n.m.
#2
cynodon grass | ybšh, ybštˀ
(yaḇšā, yḇeštā)
n.f.
dry land, earth |
ybwm
n.m.
levirate marriage | ybl
n.m.
#3
ram | ybšn, ybšnˀ
(yaḇšān, yaḇšānā)
n.m.
dryness |
ybwsy
(yḇūsāy, yāḇūsāy)
adj.
Jebusite | ybly
n.
wart(s) | ybšny
(yaḇšānāy)
adj.
of dry places, terrestrial |
ybwš
n.m.
dry land | ybln
(yabbəlān)
n.m.
someone with warts | ygd →NGD
vb. i/u
to draw towards oneself |