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mzyn
(məzayyan)
adj.
armed | mzyrq →mhsˀryq, mzryq
(mēsārīq)
adj.
mesenteric | mzm, mzmˀ
n.m.
muzzle |
mzyn
adj.
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hairy | mzyšt
n.m.
respected elder or the like | mzmwṭyn
n.m.pl
amusement |
mzynˀyt
(məzayyənāˀīṯ)
adv.
in an armed manner | mzkyn, mzkynˀ
(mzakkyān, mzakkyānā)
nom.ag.D
victor | mzmwr, mzmwrˀ
(ma/izmōr, ma/izmōrā)
n.m.
psalm |
mzynw, mzynwtˀ
n.f.
arming | mzl, mzlˀ
n.m.
constellation | MZMZ
vb.
Qt to wobble, to be shaken |
mzys →mzyˀ
n.m.pl.
lumps | mzl, mzlˀ →ˀZL
vb. a/i, a/a
to go | mzmzmnyn, mzmzmnyˀ
(mzamzmānīn, mzamzmānē)
nom.ag.pl.
learned men, magicians |
mzyˁ, mzyˁˀ
(mzīˁ, mzīˁā)
n.m.
vile thing | mzlg
(mazleḡ)
adj.
shiny, splendrous | mzmynw, mzmynwtˀ
n.f.
injury |
mzyˁ →mzyˁ, mzyˁˀ
(mzīˁ, mzīˁā)
n.m.
vile thing | mzlgˀyt
(mazləḡāˀīṯ)
adv.
with splendor | mzmkˀ
(mazməḵā)
n.m.
lampstand |
mzyˁw, mzyˁwtˀ
(mzīˁū, mzīˁūṯā)
n.f.
silliness | mzlgw, mzlgwtˀ
(mazləḡū, mazləḡūṯā)
n.f.
splendor | mzmn, mzmnˀ
(mzamman, mzammənā)
n.m.
guest |
mzyˁn, mzyˁnˀ
(mzīˁān, mzīˁānā)
nom.ag.C
mover; name of an accent | mzlgn, mzlgnˀ
nom.ag.C
shiny, splendid one | mzmn, mzmnˀ →mzmnn, mzmnnˀ
(məzammənān, məzammənānā)
nom.ag.D
host |
mzyˁnw, mzyˁnwtˀ
(mzīˁānū, mzīˁānūṯā)
n.f.
faculty of movement | mzlhz
(məzalhaz)
adj.
small, lacking | mzmn
(mzamman)
adj.
prepared, ready |
mzyp
(məzayyap̄)
adj.
false, fraudulent | mzlhzˀyt
(məzalhəzāˀīṯ)
adv.
rarely, only on occasion | mzmnw, mzmnwtˀ
n.f.
ringing, buzzing |
mzypw, mzypwtˀ
(mzayyəp̄ū, mzayyəp̄ūṯā)
n.f.
falsity | mzlhzw, mzlhzwtˀ
(mzalhzū, mzalhzūṯā)
n.f.
defect | mzmnn, mzmnnˀ
(məzammənān, məzammənānā)
nom.ag.D
host |
mzypn, mzypnˀ
nom.ag.C
forger | mzll, mzllˀ
(mzallal, mzalləlā)
n.m.
reviled portion | mzmr
n.m.
a temple instrument or utensil |
mzypnw, mzypnwtˀ
n.f.
forgery | mzlp
(məzallap̄)
adj.
ornamented | mzmr, mzmrˀ
n.m.
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psalm |
mzyq, mzyqˀ
n.m.
a type of demon | mzlpˀyt
(mzalləp̄āˀīṯ)
adv.
splendidly, skillfully | mzmrn, mzmrnˀ
(məzammərān, məzammərānā)
nom.ag.D
singer |
mzyr
(mzīr)
adj.
extended | mzlpnˀyt
adv.
splendidly, skillfully | mzmrnˀyt
(məzammərānāˀīṯ)
adv.
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