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⬅︎pˀrypgynh, pgyntˀ
pˀry mnqṭˀ n.m.
   holder
pˀt (pāˀet) adj.
   small (uncertain)
pgwm (pgōm) adj.
   lacking teeth
pˀry prh, prtˀ (parrā, parṯā) n.f. #2
   bran
[pbls] n.m.
   food supply(?)
pgwmy, pgwmyˀ (pḡūmē, pḡūmyā) n.m.
   waning of the moon
pˀry pyry (pērāy) adj.
   fruit-bearing
pg, pgˀ (paḡ, paggā) n.m.
   unripe fig
pgwnˀ pgn, pgnˀ n.m.
   commoner
[pˀrywsywn] adj.
   abundant
pg, pgˀ (pag, paggā) n.m. #2
   crossroads
pgws [pgs] n.m.
   village
[pˀryṭ] n.m.
   foot-soldier (?)
pg, pgˀ (paḡ, paggā) n.m. #3
   cheek
pgwˁ, pgwˁˀ (pāḡōˁ, pāḡōˁā) nom.ag.
   reader
pˀrysyˀ prsyˀ, prhsyˀ, prysyˀ (pārēsīā, parhēsīā) n.m.
   boldness of speech; public matter
pg, pgˀ n.m. #4
   doubt
pgwˁh, pgwˁtˀ n.f.
   plague
pˀrypṭws [prpṭn, p)ryp)Tws] adj.
   peripatetic; walkway
pgˀnˀ pgn, pgnˀ n.m.
   commoner
pgwr v.n.D
   destruction
pˀrlylw, prllylw n.m.pl.
   parallels
PGG vb.
   to be unripe
pgwr (paggūr) adj.
   arid
pˀrlylyˀ adj.
   parallel
PGD vb. a/
   to harness
PGḤ vb.
   D to impede
pˀrmbwl, pˀrmbwlˀ n.m.
   camp
pgdm, pgdmˀ ptgm, ptgmˀ (peṯgām, peṯgāmā) n.m.
   statement; matter
pgḥ, pgḥˀ (pḡāḥ, pḡāḥā) v.n.
   hindrance
pˀrmwty prmwty, pˀrmwty n.f.
   Pharmuthi (Egyptian month = July/August)
pgwd/pgwdh, pgwdˀ/pgwdtˀ (pəḡūḏ/pəḡūḏā, pəḡūḏā/pəḡūḏtā) n.f.
   reins, bridle
PGY vb.
   D to delight
pˀrnwmˀ [prwnymhws] adj.
   derived from a noun
pgwd, pwgdˀ pwgd, pwgdˀ (*pŏḡoḏ, puḡdā) n.m. #2
   bridle
pgy, pgyˀ (pḡē, peḡyā) n.m.
   pleasure
pˀrny pyrny (pēˀrānāy) adj.
   of or pertaining to fruit
pgwdh pgwd/pgwdh, pgwdˀ/pgwdtˀ (pəḡūḏ/pəḡūḏā, pəḡūḏā/pəḡūḏtā) n.f.
   reins, bridle
pgyh, pgytˀ n.f.
   door-post
pˀrrysyˀ prsyˀ, prhsyˀ, prysyˀ (pārēsīā, parhēsīā) n.m.
   boldness of speech; public matter
pgwz n.m.
   projectile
pgym PGM vb. a/u
   to mutilate
pˀrrysyˀyt, prrysyˀyt prhsyˀyt, pˀrrysyˀyt (paˀrrīsīāˀīṯ) adv.
   freely, boldly
pgwl, pwglˀ (pḡul, puḡlā) n.m.
   radish
pgymh n.f.
   bluntness
[pˀrtˀnyqwn] (paˀrteˀnīqwn) adj.
   virginal
pgwl, pgwlˀ (piggūl, piggūlā) n.m. #2
   piggul : flawed sancta
pgynh, pgyntˀ n.f.
   cry of petition

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