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⬅︎[ṣqr]ṣrymw, ṣrymwtˀ
[ṣqr] n.m.
   date syrup
ṣrwḥy, ṣrwḥytˀ (ṣrōḥī, ṣrōḥīṯā) n.f.
   screech
ṣry, ṣryˀ (ṣerrē, ṣeryā) n.m.
   rift; torn segment
ṣr n.m.
   distress
ṣrwy, ṣrwyˀ (ṣārōy, ṣārōyā) nom.ag.
   anatomist, dissector
ṣry, ṣryˀ (ṣrāy, ṣrāyā) v.n. #2
   dissection
ṣr n.m. #2
   enemy
ṣrwk, ṣwrkˀ (ṣroḵ, ṣurkā) n.m.
   need
ṣry, ṣrytˀ n.f. #3
   narrow passage
ṢRB vb.
   to be scorched
ṣrwp, ṣrwpˀ (ṣārōp̄, ṣārōp̄ā) nom.ag.
   refiner
ṣry, ṣryˀ (ṣrē, ṣaryā) n.m. #4
   palm band (or the like)
ṣrbˀ n.m.
   Sagittarius
ṣrwp v.n.D #2
   magical combination
ṣry ṣwry adj.
   Tyrian
ṣrbwqˀ ṣrpwn, ṣrpwnˀ (ṣarpūn, ṣarpūnā) n.m.
   scarlet dye
ṣrwpw, ṣrwpwtˀ (ṣārōp̄ū, ṣārōp̄ūṯā) n.f.
   astringency
ṣryb (ṣrīḇ) adj.
   smooth and bald
ṢRD vb.
   to have diseased eyes
ṣrwptn (ṣarrūp̄ṯān) adj.
   contracting
ṣryd ṣryr n.m.
   handful
ṣrd, ṣrdˀ n.m.
   a permitted bird
ṣrwr n.m.
   pebble
ṣryw, ṣrywtˀ (ṣrāyū, ṣrāyūṯā) n.f.
   splitting
ṣrd ṣdr, ṣdrˀ n.m.
   coarse garment, chadar
ṣrwry, ṣrwrytˀ (ṣrōrī, ṣrōrīṯā) n.f.
   a small lizard
ṣryḥ n.m.
   vaulted chamber
ṣrd adj.
   (of water) foul
ṣrwtˀ ṣry, ṣryˀ (ṣerrē, ṣeryā) n.m.
   rift; torn segment
ṣryḥ n.m. #2
   rescue (??)
ṣrdwdˀ (ṣradūdā) n.m.
   (??)
ṢRḤ vb. a/a
   to cry out
ṣryk (ṣrīḵ) adj.
   poor; needy
ṣrdwy, ṣrdwyˀ ṣdrwy, ṣdrwyyˀ n.m.
   clothes merchant
ṢRḤ vb. #2
   to be inflamed; shine
ṣrykˀyt adv.
   in need
ṣrdyytˀ n.f.pl.
   rough cloth garments
ṣrḥ, ṣrḥˀ n.m.
   inflammation
ṣrykh n.f.
   need
[ṣrh] n.f.
   rival wife
ṢRY vb.
   to split s.t. and penetrate
ṣrykw, ṣrykwtˀ (ṣrīḵū, ṣrīḵūṯā) n.f.
   want
ṣrw, ṣrwˀ (ṣrō, ṣarwā) n.f.
   fragrant cedar resin or bark
ṢRY vb. #2
   Dt to be lascivious
ṣryknw, ṣryknwtˀ ṣrykw, ṣrykwtˀ (ṣrīḵū, ṣrīḵūṯā) n.f.
   want
ṣrwwtˀ n.f.pl.
   kidneys (?)
ṣry ṢRR vb. a/a(u)
   to bind together
ṣrymw, ṣrymwtˀ (ṣrīmū, ṣrīmūṯā) n.f.
   audacity

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