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⬅︎rtw, rtwtˀśgyˀ
rtw, rtwtˀ (rāṯū, rāṯūṯā) n.f.
   pneumonia
rtyt, rtytˀ (rṯēṯ, rṯēṯā) n.f./m.
   trembling
RTQ vb.
   to beat, knock
rtw n.f. #2
   mercy
rtyt (rattīṯ) adj.
   trembling
rtq, rtqˀ (rṯeq, riṯqā) n.m.
   mpediment or parapet upon a wall
rtwtˀyt adv.
   in a trembling manner
rtyth n.f.
   trembling
RTT vb. a(e)/a(e)
   to tremble
RTḤ vb. a/a
   to be hot; boil over
rtytn adj.
   tremblor
rtt, rttˀ (rṯāṯ, rṯāṯā) v.n.
   trembling
rtḥ, rtḥˀ (rṯaḥ, ra/eṯḥā) n.m.
   hot object; anger
rtytnˀyt (rattīṯānāīṯ) adv.
   in a trembling manner
śˀn, śˀnˀ sˀwn, sˀwnˀ (sˀūn, sˀūnā) n.m.
   shoe
rtḥw, rtḥwtˀ (rāṯḥū, rāṯḥūṯā) n.f.
   heat
rtk rtyk, rtykˀ (rṯiḵ (rṯaḵ), rṯīḵā (rṯikkā)) n.f.
   chariot(ry)
śb sb, sbˀ (sāḇ, sāḇā) n.m.
   old man
rtḥyn n.m.pl.
   boiling water
RTM vb. a/u
   to murmur
śbyˁ sbyˁ (sabbīˁ) adj.
   satiated
rtḥn adj.
   effervescent
rtm, rtmˀ (*rṯem, reṯmā) n.m.
   whisper
śbk sbk, sbkˀ n. #2
   lyre
RTY vb.
   to favor. D/C to admonish
rtm, rtmˀ (rṯem, riṯmā) n.m. #2
   retama
śbˁ SBˁ vb. a/a
   to be sated
rty, rtyˀ (rṯē, reṯyā) n.m.
   admonition
rtmny (reṯmānāy) adj.
   pertaining to pronunciation
śbˁ sbˁ, swbˁˀ (sḇaˁ, su/iḇˁā) n.m.
   plenty
rtyḥ (rattīḥ) adj.
   inflamed, boiling
[rtnyg] n.m.
   pine resin
śbˁn sbˁn, sbˁnˀ n.m.
   plenty
rtyḥˀyt (rattīḥāˀīṯ) adv.
   fervently
RTˁ vb.
   to withdraw from one's normal position
śgˀ SGY vb. i(a)/e
   to be many
rtyḥw, rtyḥwtˀ (rattīḥū, rattīḥūṯā) n.f.
   heat
RTˁ vb. #2
   to become excited
ŚGB vb.
   to lift high, to lift up
rtyk, rtykˀ (rṯiḵ (rṯaḵ), rṯīḵā (rṯikkā)) n.f.
   chariot(ry)
rtˁ RˁT vb.
   to foam
śgb n.m.
   supporter (?), nobleman (?)
rtym (rṯīm) adj.
   toothlessly stammering
rtˁ, rtˁˀ (rṯāˁ, rṯāˁā) v.n.
   lassitude
śgy SGY vb. i(a)/e
   to be many
rtyˁ (rtīˁ) adj.
   relaxed
RTP vb.
   to store wine
śgyˀ sgy, śgyˀ (śaggīˀ -> saggī) adj./adv.
   many, much

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