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⬅︎nhrnwwg, nwwgˀ
NHR vb. #3
   to stream
nwby adj.
   Nubian
nwdl, nwdlˀ (nuddāl, nuddālā) v.n.D
   commotion
nhr, nhrˀ (nhar, nahrā) n.m.
   river
nwbrš, nwbršˀ (nuḇrāš, nuḇrāšā) n.m.
   flame
nwdn, nwdnˀ (nūḏān, nūḏānā) n.m.
   earthquake
nhr, nhrˀ (nāhar, nāhrā) n.m. #2
   light
NWG vb.
   D p.p. to suffer shipwreck
nwdnd, nwdndˀ (nuḏnāḏ, nuḏnāḏā) v.n.Q
   quaking
nhr n.m. #3
   slave
NWG vb. #2
   to be circumcised
nwdr, nwdrˀ (nuddār, nuddārā) v.n.D
   vexation
nhr ppy adj.
   of Nahr-Pappa
nwg nyzk, nyzkˀ (nayzaḵ, nayzɘḵā) n.m.
   spear
nwh nwy, nwytˀ (*nāwī, nāwīṯā) n.f.
   place for sheep
nhrbyly adj.
   of Nahr-Bel
nwg (nawwāḡ, nawwāḡā) adj.
   shipwrecked
nwhdr, nwhdrˀ (nūhadrā) n.m.
   leader of an army
nhrdˁy adj.
   of Nehardea
nwgb ngb, ngbˀ (nəḡeḇ, neḡbā/nuḡbā) n.m.
   dryness
nwhm, nwhmˀ (nuhhām, nuhhāmā) v.n.D
   groaning
nhrw n.f.
   light
nwgd, nwgdˀ (nuggāḏ, nuggāḏā) v.n.D
   a type of hymn
nwhr, nwhrˀ (nuhhār, nuhhārā) v.n.D
   illumination
nhrwn, nhrwnˀ (nahrōn, nahrōnā) n.m.
   rivulet
nwgh, nwghˀ (nŭgah, nughā) n.f.
   early light, dawn
nwhrˀ nhwr, nwhrˀ (nhor, nuhrā (nēhōr, nēhōrā)) n.m.
   light
nhrwny adj.
   of the rivulet area
nwghy (nuḡhāy) adj.
   of the dawn
nwhrˀyt (nuhrāˀīṯ) adv.
   splendidly
nhry (nahrāy) adj.
   riverine; Mesopotamian, Syrian
nwgwdh, nwgwdtˀ ngwdh, ngwdtˀ n.f.
   disease; lashing
nwhrn (nuhrān) adj.
   shining
NHŠ vb.
   to pierce
nwgrˀ (*nŭḡor, nuḡrā) n.m.
   long time
nwhrnˀyt adv.
   lucidly
nwˀgysˀ (nawaˀgīseˀ) n.m.
   shipwreck
nwgry, nwgryˀ (nūgrāyā) n.m.
   sparrow
nwhrnw, nwhrnwtˀ (nuhrānū, nuhrānūṯā) n.f.
   splendor
nwˀy n.f.
   beauty
NWD vb. a/u
   to quiver
nwhrny (nuhrānāy) adj.
   lucid
nwb (nōḇ) n.m.
   plant growth
nwd, nwdˀ (nwaḏ, nawdā) n.m.
   trembling
nwhrtnw, nwhrtnwtˀ (nuhrəṯānū, nuhrəṯānūṯā) n.f.
   lucidity
nwbˀ (nūbā) n.m.
   Mosul
nwd, nwdˀ n.m. #2
   skin bag
nwwg, nwwgˀ (nuwwāḡ, nuwwāḡā) v.n.D
   shipwreck

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