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PRY
vb.
to burn | prydwṭˀ →prywdwṭˀ
(peryōdewṭā)
n.m.
chorepiscopus | pryṭh, pryṭtˀ
n.f.
(??) |
PRY
vb.
to be fruitful | [prydyˀ]
n.f.
tremor | pryṭyn, pryṭyˀ
n.m.pl.
small coins |
PRY
vb.
#2
to hurry | prydywṭˀ →prywdwṭˀ
(peryōdewṭā)
n.m.
chorepiscopus | [pryṭnˀws]
n.m.
peritoneum |
pry, pryˀ
(prē, peryā)
n.m.
fruit; progeny | pryhdwṭˀ →prywdwṭˀ
(peryōdewṭā)
n.m.
chorepiscopus | pryk, prykˀ
(priḵ, prikkā)
n.m.
Babylonian temples and their spirits |
pry, pryˀ
(parrāy, parrāyā)
n.m.
#3
furrier | pryhdwsˀ
(peryohdūsē)
n.m.
visiting around | pryk →PRK
vb. a/u
to crumble |
pry, pryˀ
(prāy, prāyā)
v.n.
#4
procreation | prywdwṭˀ
(peryōdewṭā)
n.m.
chorepiscopus | [prykwrˀ, prykwrwn]
(perīkōrā)
n.m.
adjacent region |
[pry]
adv.
further, more | prywm, prywmˀ
n.m.
curtained litter | prykwrwn →[prykwrˀ, prykwrwn]
(perīkōrā)
n.m.
adjacent region |
pryˀsyˀ →prsyˀ, prhsyˀ, prysyˀ
(pārēsīā, parhēsīā)
n.m.
boldness of speech; public matter | prywn
n.m.
garden/bridal chamber | prykn, pryktˀ
(prīḵān, prīḵāṯā)
n.f.pl.
freshly crushed grain |
pryˀqṭyqˀ →prqṭyqˀ
n.m.
practical theology | prywš
div.
living water | prynˀ
n.m.
(??) |
[prybṭ, prybṭˀ]
n.m.
private bath | pryzˀ →PRHZ, PRZ
vb.
to keep something away | pryndˀ →prndˀ
n.m.
a type of silk |
[prybṭwn]
n.m.
private treasury of the emperor | pryzwmˀ
(prīzōmā)
n.m.
girdle, apron | [prynwn]
n.m.
oak |
pryg →prwg, prwgˀ
(parrūḡ, parrūḡā)
n.m.
#2
chick | pryzwmṭh →pryzwmˀ
(prīzōmā)
n.m.
girdle, apron | prynys →[prynwn]
n.m.
oak |
prygh
n.f.
exchange | pryzy
adj.
Perizite | [pryns]
n.m.
prince |
[prygyws]
n.m.
perigee | pryzmṭˀ →pryzwmˀ
(prīzōmā)
n.m.
girdle, apron | pryns →[prynwn]
n.m.
oak |
pryd, prydˀ
n.m.
pebble, grain of sand | pryḥ
adj.
flying, winged (??) | prys
n.m.
small dry measure |
pryd
(parrīḏ)
adj.
fleeting, fleeing | pryṭ →[pˀryṭ]
n.m.
foot-soldier (?) | prys, prysˀ
(prīs, prīsā)
n.m.
#2
covering |