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pryzy
adj.
Perizite | [pryns]
n.m.
prince | pryˁ, pryˁˀ
(prīˁ, prīˁā)
n.m.
dregs of oil |
pryzmṭˀ →pryzwmˀ
(prīzōmā)
n.m.
girdle, apron | pryns →[prynwn]
n.m.
oak | pryˁ
(prīˁ)
adj.
unrestrained |
pryḥ
adj.
flying, winged (??) | prys
n.m.
small dry measure | pryˁh
n.f.
revenge |
pryṭ →[pˀryṭ]
n.m.
foot-soldier (?) | prys, prysˀ
(prīs, prīsā)
n.m.
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covering | pryˁw, pryˁwtˀ
(prīˁū, prīˁūṯā)
n.f.
loosing of hair |
pryṭh, pryṭtˀ
n.f.
(??) | prysdyh →prstq, prstqˀ
(prestaq, prestəqā)
n.m.
royal guard or messenger | prypˀṭws →[prpṭn, p)ryp)Tws]
adj.
peripatetic; walkway |
pryṭyn, pryṭyˀ
n.m.pl.
small coins | prysh, prystˀ
(prīsā, prīstā)
n.f.
bread | prypṭṭyqws
adj.
peripatetic |
[pryṭnˀws]
n.m.
peritoneum | prysw, pryswtˀ
n.f.
fatty cover | [pryplwmnyˀ]
n.f.
inflammation of the lungs |
pryk, prykˀ
(priḵ, prikkā)
n.m.
Babylonian temples and their spirits | prysṭgmˀ →prwsṭgmˀ, prysṭgmˀ
(prostagmā)
n.f.
edict | prypt
n.m.
main beloved (??) |
pryk →PRK
vb. a/u
to crumble | prysṭwr →prysṭyr
n.m.
name of a cyclone | pryṣ
(prīṣ)
adj.
licentious |
[prykwrˀ, prykwrwn]
(perīkōrā)
n.m.
adjacent region | prysṭyr
n.m.
name of a cyclone | pryṣw, pryṣwtˀ
(prīṣū, prīṣūṯā)
n.f.
licentiousness |
prykwrwn →[prykwrˀ, prykwrwn]
(perīkōrā)
n.m.
adjacent region | prysṭrˀwn →prysṭrywn
n.m.
verbane | pryq
(pārīq, pārīqā)
n.m.
redeemer |
prykn, pryktˀ
(prīḵān, prīḵāṯā)
n.f.pl.
freshly crushed grain | prysṭrywn
n.m.
verbane | pryq
(prīq)
adj.
distant |
prynˀ
n.m.
(??) | Prysyˀ →prsyˀ, prhsyˀ, prysyˀ
(pārēsīā, parhēsīā)
n.m.
boldness of speech; public matter | pryq
(parrīq)
adj.
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distant |
pryndˀ →prndˀ
n.m.
a type of silk | prysyˀ →prsyˀ, prhsyˀ, prysyˀ
(pārēsīā, parhēsīā)
n.m.
boldness of speech; public matter | pryqh
n.f.
joint |
[prynwn]
n.m.
oak | prystwyh, prstwytˀ
(prastāntā)
n.f.
handmaid | pryqw, pryqwtˀ
(prīqū, prīqūṯā)
n.f.
separation |
prynys →[prynwn]
n.m.
oak | prystq →prstq, prstqˀ
(prestaq, prestəqā)
n.m.
royal guard or messenger | pryr
(parrīr)
adj.
feeble minded |