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Pwlyṭyˀ →pwlyṭyˀ
(pōlīṭīaˀ)
n.f.
government; way of life | pwlmws
n.m.
debate; war | pwlšh, pwlštˀ
n.f.
breach, hole |
pwlyṭyˀ
(pōlīṭīaˀ)
n.f.
government; way of life | pwlmws →pwlmys, pwlmws
n.m.
a plant name | PWM
vb.
Dt to pronounce |
pwlyṭywtyn, pwlyṭywtynˀ
(pōlīṭēwtīneˀ)
n.m.
governed | pwlmyy
n.f.
soldier | pwm, pwmˀ
(pū/em, pū/emā)
n.m.
mouth |
pwlyṭys →pwlyṭyˀ
(pōlīṭīaˀ)
n.f.
government; way of life | pwlmys, pwlmws
n.m.
a plant name | pwm bdyty →pwmbdyty
adj.
of Pumbeditha |
pwlyṭyqwyw, pwlyṭyqywwtˀ
n.f.
politics | pwlmrkwn →pwlymrk
n.m.
warrior, general | pwmbdyty
adj.
of Pumbeditha |
pwlyṭyqwn
(pōlīṭīqōn)
n.m.
politics | pwls →[pwlws]
(pōlos)
n.m.
geom.: pole | pwmby
n.f.
solemn procession: public openness |
pwlyṭyqy →plyṭyq
(plīṭīq)
adj.
political | pwlsˀ →pls, pwlsˀ
(pollis, pollsā)
n.m.
a small coin | pwmbyyny
n.m.pl.
seam between a garment and its border |
pwlyṭrykwn
n.m.
maidenhair (a fern) | pwlsˀ dnwrˀ
n.m.
flaming lashing | PWMM
vb.
to pronounce |
pwlymrk
n.m.
warrior, general | pwlpl, pwlplˀ
(pulpāl, pulpālā)
v.n.Q
staining | pwmnˀyt
(pūmānāˀīṯ)
adv.
orally |
pwlyn
n.m.pl.
messengers | pwlqˀ →pwlˀqy
(pwlˀqy)
n.f.
prison | pwmpy
n.f.
utensil for food |
pwlynyn
n.m.
Paulianist | pwlqh, pwlqtˀ
n.f.
(??) | pwmplkws
n.m.
efflorescence of antimony (??) |
pwlynysˀ
(pawlyānīsē)
n.f.
Paulianism | pwlqṭryˀ
n.m.pl.
phylacteries | pwn
conj.
so then |
pwlynsṭ, pwlynsṭˀ
(pawlyānisṭā)
n.m.
Paulianist | pwlqs →pwlˀqy
(pwlˀqy)
n.f.
prison | [pwnˀ]
(pōnēˀ)
n.f.
voice |
pwlyntˀ
n.m.
(??) | pwlr
n.m.
follarion | pwndq, pwndqˀ
n.m.
inn |
pwllws →[pwlws]
(pōlos)
n.m.
geom.: pole | pwlrkywn
n.m.
plaster | pwndqy, pwndqyˀ
n.m.
innkeeper |
[pwllyṭys]
n.m.
(bot.) six-leaved phyllitis | pwlš, pwlšˀ
(pūlāš, pūlāšā)
v.n.
breaking in | pwndqy →pwndq, pwndqˀ
n.m.
inn |