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lyṭnyˀ →lwṭny, lwṭnyˀ
n.m.
litany | lyly ˀymm
(laylay ˀīmām)
adv.
night and day | lypwn
adv.
further, consequently, then |
lyṭr, lyṭrˀ
(līṭra, līṭrā)
n.m.
Roman pound | lylyy →lyly, lylyy, llyy
(laylāy, laylyāy, lilyāy)
adj.
nocturnal | lyPwn →lypwn
adv.
further, consequently, then |
lyṭrh, lyṭrtˀ
n.f.
Roman pound | lylyn
adv.
tonight | lypwn →lypwn
adv.
further, consequently, then |
lyyˀ
adv.
whither | lylypytˀ
n.m.
a type of weapon | lypwp, lywyˀ
n.m.
joining |
lyyd
prep.
towards | lymˀ
n.m.
plant name | lyPryn →lwpr, lwprˀ
(luprā)
n.m.
#2
praetorian guardsman |
lyyš →lyš, lyšˀ
(layš, layšā)
n.m.
dough | [lymyṭwn]
n.m.
frontier | LYṣ
vb.
to force |
lykˀ
adv.
there isn't here | [lymnˀ]
n.m.
lemon | lyṣn
(lēṣān, lēṣānā)
n.m.
irreverent or immoral person |
lykyˀ →lykn
n.m.
lamp | [lymny, lymnws]
n.f.
lake | lyṣnw, lyṣnwtˀ
(lēṣānū, lēṣānūṯā)
n.f.
immoral behavior |
lykn
n.m.
lamp | [lymnysqs]
n.m.
lemniscus (diacritical mark) | LYQ
vb.
D to row |
lyknˀ
(līknē)
n.m.pl.
bread mixed with water | lynwpwr →[nylwpr]
(nīlūpar)
n.m.
water lily | lyq, lyqˀ
(līq, līqā)
n.m.
oar, rudder |
lyl_
prep.
towards | lysṭyw, lysṭywtˀ →lsṭyw, lsṭywtˀ
(lesṭāyū, lesṭāyūṯā)
n.f.
banditry | lyq, lyqˀ
n.m.
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tongue part |
lylwy
n.m.pl.t.
evening time | lysṭys, lysṭˀˀ
n.m.
robber | lyqwḥ
n.m.
beam |
lylḥnˀ →lyḥnˀ
n.m.pl.
certain demons | lyst →lst
n.m.
cheek, jaw | lyqṭ →[lgˀd]
(lēgāˀd)
n.m.
legate |
lyly, lylyˀ
(laylay (lēlē), lēlyā)
n.m.
night | lyˁ, lyˁˀ
(lyāˁ, lyāˁā)
nom.ag.
licking up | lyqyṭryn →[klqyṭryn]
n.m.
a type of vitriol |
lyly, lylytˀ
(lī/ēlī, lī/ēlīṯā)
n.f.
#2
female demon | lypdw
n.f.
scales | lyqšwn
n.m.
delay (??) |
lyly, lylyy, llyy
(laylāy, laylyāy, lilyāy)
adj.
nocturnal | lypw, lypwtˀ
(līp̄ū, līp̄ūṯā)
n.f.
conjunction | lyš →lyt, l)yty
(layt/lēṯ)
vb./adv.
there is/are not |