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⬅︎plṭyˀ[plyrwpwryˀ]
plṭyˀ n.m. #3
   traveler
PLY vb. #4
   to be remote
plyṭ (pallīṭ) adj.
   fugitive
[plṭyˀ] n.m. #4
   political career
ply, plyyˀ n.m.
   wonder
plyṭˀwmnw pwlyṭˀwmns n.m.
   magistrate
plṭyh plṭyˀ (plaṭṭīā) n.f./m.
   open place, plaza
ply, plyˀ n.m. #2
   a type of locust
plyṭh, plyṭtˀ n.f.
   remnant
plṭyn (palaṭīn) n.m./f.
   palace
plyg plg, plgˀ (ple/aḡ, pe/algā) n.m.
   half; waist
plyṭh, plyṭtˀ (pallīṭā, pallīṭtā) n.f. #2
   slipping away
plṭynw n.pl.
   palace servants
plyg (plīḡ) adj.
   divided
plyṭw, plyṭwtˀ n.f.
   rescue
plṭyr, plṭyrˀ n.m.
   shopkeeper
plyg (pallīḡ) adj. #2
   heretical (?)
Plyṭwryn plṭwryn n.m.
   palace, pretorium
plṭyr, plṭyrˀ n.m. #2
   a type of chair (?)
plygˀyt (plīḡāˀīṯ) adv.
   separately, in parts
plyṭwryn plṭwryn n.m.
   palace, pretorium
[plṭmyrwn, plṭrymwn] n.m.
   coriander (?)
plygh, plygtˀ (plīḡā, plīḡtā) v.n.
   dividing up
plyṭwryn plṭyr, plṭyrˀ n.m.
   shopkeeper
[plṭnws] n.m.
   plane tree
plygh, plygtˀ (plīḡā, plīḡtā) n.f. #2
   leaden vase for cooling water
plyṭyq (plīṭīq) adj.
   political
plṭqṭwrˀ n.m.pl.
   protectors
plygw, plygwtˀ (plīḡū, plīḡūṯā) n.f.
   division
[plyyh] adj.
   old
plṭr plṭyr, plṭyrˀ n.m.
   shopkeeper
[plygws] adj.
   oblique
plyyt ḥywyh n.f.
   a speckled beetle
plṭrw, plṭrwtˀ n.f.
   shop (??), palace (??)
plyh ply, plyyˀ n.m.
   wonder
plylh, plyltˀ (plīlā, plīltā) n.f.
   fenugreek
plṭryn plṭwryn n.m.
   palace, pretorium
plywn n.m.
   a plant name
plym (plīm) adj.
   foolish
PLY vb.
   C to jest at
plyz *plz, plzˀ (*plez, plezzā) n.m.
   bronze or brass
[plys] (polīs) n.f.pl.
   towns
PLY vb. #2
   to cleanse of lice; to scrutinize
plyḥ (plīḥ) adj.
   heavily worked on
[plyqrywn] n.m.
   small boy
PLY vb. #3
   to split or cut open
plyḥw, plyḥwtˀ (plīḥū, plīḥūṯā) n.f.
   fabrication
[plyrwpwryˀ] (plērōpōrīā) n.f.
   persuasion

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