|
slwḥ
n.m.
atonement | slydˀ →sylyd
(sīlīd)
n.m.
column | slmndr, slmndrˀ
n.m.
salamander |
slwy
(salway)
n.f.
quail | slyˀ, slytˀ
n.f.pl.t.
filth | slmnṭwn
n.m.
a grain disease |
slwl
(sillūl)
v.n.D
libation | slyh →sylyh, sylytˀ
n.f.
#2
afterbirth | [slnṭyˀ]
n.m.
royal audience, congress |
slwlyw
n.f.
weasel | slyḥh
(səlīḥā)
v.n.
forgiveness | slnṭyn →[slnṭyˀ]
n.m.
royal audience, congress |
slwpy, slwpytˀ
n.f.
tortoise | slyḥw, sylwtˀ
(səlīḥū, səlīḥūṯā)
n.f.
forgiveness | [slnṭyrˀ]
(sīlenṭyārā)
n.m.
silentiarius |
slwq, slwq
(sālōq, sālōqā)
nom.ag.
one who ascends | [slykh]
n.f.
cassia | slslyn
n.m.pl.
fruit hanging on the top of the vine or small basket (??) |
slwq, slwqˀ
(sillūq, sillūqā)
v.n.D
#2
ascension | slyn →[sylyn]
(sīlīn)
n.m.
small chair | slˁ, slˁˀ
(slaˁ, sa/ilˁā)
n.m./f.
sela coin |
slwqh, slwqtˀ
n.f.
a type of container | slyny, slynyˀ
(slīnyā)
n.m.
winter cloud | slˁ, slˁˀ
n.m.
#2
an echoing crag |
slwqyd, slwqydˀ
n.m.
rosy starling | slyq
(sallīq)
adj.
lifted up | SLˁM
vb.
to swallow up, eliminate |
slwr, slwrˀ
(sallūr, sallūrā)
n.m.
catfish and/or eel-like creature | slyq
adj.
#2
boiled | slˁmw, slˁmwtˀ
(salˁāmū, salˁāmūṯā)
v.n.
swallowing up, elimination |
SLḤ
vb. a/a
to forgive | slyqw, slyqtˀ
n.f.
refuse of boiled dates | slˁmy →slˁmw, slˁmwtˀ
(salˁāmū, salˁāmūṯā)
v.n.
swallowing up, elimination |
slḥ →[slh]
interj.
selah! | slyqwn →[sryqwn]
(srīqōn)
n.m.
red ink | SLP
vb.
to twist (??) |
slṭ, slṭˀ
(salṭā)
n.m.
flint | slyqwstˀ
n.f.
bouquet of narcissus | slpy, slpytˀ
n.f.
a type of bream |
SLY
vb.
C to reject | SLL
vb.
D to libate | [slpyws]
n.m.
asa foetida |
sly, swlyˀ
n.m.
#2
filth, dregs | slm →swlm, swlmˀ
n.m.
ladder | SLQ
vb. e/a
to go up |
slygh, slygtˀ
n.f.
basket of palm leaves | slmkˀ
(sallammakkā)
n.m.
a laxative herb | SLQ
vb. /u
#2
to boil |