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⬅︎ptkrh, ptkrtˀṣˀw, ṣˀwtˀ
ptkrh, ptkrtˀ (pṯaḵrā, pṯaḵrəṯā) n.f.
   idol of a goddess
ptstw adj.
   praiseworthy
ptrwn, ptrwnˀ n.m.
   interpretation
ptkrw, ptkrwtˀ (pṯaḵrū, pṯaḵrūṯā) n.f.
   worship of idols
ptp, ptpˀ n.m.
   ration
ptrwsy adj.
   Pathrusian
[ptkrw] adj.
   provided with a picture (??)
[ptpkn] n.m.
   provider of rations
ptrn, ptrnˀ n.m. #2
   explanation
ptkrwn, ptkrwnˀ (*pṯaḵrōn, pṯaḵrōnā) n.m.
   small idol
PTPT vb.
   to calumniate; pull apart
ptrn adj.
   lean
ptkry (pṯaḵrāy) adj.
   pertaining to idols
ptptyn, ptptyˀ n.m.pl.
   pieces
ptrnw, ptrnwtˀ n.f.
   leanness
ptkrkr n.m.
   sculptor
PTQ vb. a/u
   to break through
PTŠ vb.
   to search
PTL vb. a/u
   to twist; be perverse
PTQ vb. #2
   to aim, to hurl
ptšgn pršgn, pršgnˀ (paršeḡn (paṯšeḡn), paršaḡnā) n.m.
   copy
ptl, ptlˀ (pṯāl, pṯālā) v.n.
   contortion; twisting
ptq, ptqˀ (petqā) n.m.
   rupture
ptšgr n.m.
   viceroy
ptlwl, ptlwlˀ (peṯlōlā) n.m.
   thin thread
ptq, ptqˀ (pṯaq, piṯqā) n.m. #2
   brief slip of text
PTT vb. a/u
   to break off, tear away
ptln, ptlnˀ n.m.
   perverter
ptqˀ pṭq, pṭqˀ (pṯeq, peṭqā) n.m.
   large earthen vessel
sym.
   18th letter of alphabet
ptltn, ptltnˀ n.m.
   perverter
ptqwn, ptqwnˀ (peṯqōn, peṯqōnā) n.m.
   booklet
ṣˀˀ ṣˀy (ṣāˀē) adj.
   filthy
ptmn ptn, ptnˀ (pṯan, pi/aṯnā) n.m.
   a poisonous snake
PTR vb.
   to interpret,explain
ṣˀˀwtˀ ṣˀw, ṣˀwtˀ (ṣāˀū, ṣāˀūṯā) n.f.
   uncleanness
PTN vb.
   C to rebel
PTR vb. #2
   D to soak
ṣˀbwn [ṣbwn] n.m.
   soap
ptn, ptnˀ (pṯan, pi/aṯnā) n.m.
   a poisonous snake
PTR vb. #3
   to perish
ṣˀd ṣyd, ṣyt (ṣēḏ/ṣēṯ) prep.
   with, at, toward
ptnˀ n.m.
   tumult
ptr, ptrˀ n.m.
   explanation
ṣˀh, ṣˀtˀ (ṣīˀā, ṣīˀăṯā/ṣāṯā) n.f.
   excrement, dung
ptnnyn ptn, ptnˀ (pṯan, pi/aṯnā) n.m.
   a poisonous snake
ptr (pṯar) adj.
   stupid
ṣˀw, ṣˀwtˀ (ṣāˀū, ṣāˀūṯā) n.f.
   uncleanness

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