|
mwˁy, mwˁytˀ
(mawˁī, mawˁīṯā)
n.f.
sprout | mwṣrˀ →mwzr, mwzrˀ
(muzzār, muzzārā)
v.n.D
stretching, extending | mwqrwn
n.m.
a yellow gem(?) |
mwˁyn, mwˁynˀ
(mawˁəyān, mawˁəyānā)
nom.ag.C
one that causes germination | mwq →MYQ
vb.
D to deride | MWR
vb. a/u
to exchange valuables, to buy |
mwˁynw, mwˁynwtˀ
(mawˁəyānū, mawˁəyānūṯā)
n.f.
germination | mwq, mwqˀ
(*mōq, mō/ūqā)
n.m.
a type of shoe | MWR
vb.
#2
to believe in, fear |
mwˁln, mwˁlnˀ
n.m.
one who brings in | mwqd, mwqdˀ
(*mawqaḏ, mawqḏā)
n.m.
hearth | mwr, mwrˀ
(mor, murrā)
n.m.
myrrh |
mwˁmˁyn, mwˁmˁyˀ
(muˁmāˁē)
n.m.pl.
belches | mwqdwny
adj.
Macedonian | mwr, mwrˀ
(mūrā)
n.f.
#2
degree, portion |
mwpṭˀ →mwhpṭ, mwhpṭˀ
(mawhəp̄āṭ, mawhəp̄āṭā)
n.m.
chief magus | mwqdn, mwqdnˀ
(mawqḏān, mawqḏānā)
nom.ag.C
igniter | mwr
n.m.
#3
bitterness |
mwpyn
(mawpəyān, mawpəyānā)
nom.ag.C
destroyer | mwqdnw, mwqdnwtˀ
(mawqḏānū, mawqḏānūṯā)
n.f.
combustion | mwrˀn, mwrˀnˀ
(mūrān, mūrānā)
n.m.
eel; a type of worm |
mwpyn, mwpynˀ
(mawpəyān, mawpəyānā)
nom.ag.C
#2
something lacking or ceased | [mwqyṭˀ]
n.m.pl.
fungi, mushrooms | mwrb, mwrbˀ
(mawreḇ, mawrəḇā)
n.m.
hymn of exaltation |
mwpynˀyt
(mawpyānāˀīṯ)
adv.
in a manner that ceases | mwql, mwqlˀ
(muqlā)
n.m.
bdellium | mwrblywn
n.m.
myrobalan |
mwpynw, mwpynwtˀ
(mawpəyānū, mawpəyānūṯā)
n.f.
cessation | mwqlh →mqlh
(muqlā)
n.f.
#2
burning | mwrbn, mwrbnˀ
(mawrəḇān, mawrəḇānā)
nom.ag.C
one that increases |
mwpt, mwptˀ
(mōp̄ēṯ, mōp̄ṯā)
n.m.
wonder | mwqmh
n.f.
standing place | mwrg, mwrgˀ
(murrāḡ, murrāḡā)
v.n.D
offense |
mwptˀ
n.f.
foreskin | mwqmn
n.m.
position | mwrg, mwrgˀ
(mōrag)
n.m.
#2
threshing sledge |
MWṢ
vb.
to suck | mwqn, mwqnˀ
(mawqānā)
n.m.
derision | mwrgn →mrgnˀ
(māragnā/margnā/morgnā)
n.m.
whip; ritual staff |
mwṣ, mwṣˀ/mwzˀ
(mōṣ, mōṣā, mōzā)
n.m.
chaff | [mwqs]
n.m.
a type of garment | mwrdˀ
(murdā)
n.m.
a type of wild dove |
mwṣynˀ
n.m.
(??) | mwqr, mwqrˀ
n.m.
honor | mwrdwwn, mwrdwwtˀ
n.f.pl.
furrows |
mwṣly
adj.
of Mosul | mwqr, mwqrˀ
(mūqar, mūqrā)
n.m.
#2
yolk; marrow | mwrdk, mwrdkˀ, mrdkˀ
(murdkā)
n.m.
litharge |