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⬅︎[tḥmknšˀ]tybll, tybllˀ
[tḥmknšˀ] n.m.
   crops
tḥty, tḥtytˀ n.f.
   Lower Egypt
[tyˀwrw(n)] n.m.
   divine protector
tḥmṣh, tḥmṣtˀ (taḥməṣā, taḥmeṣtā) n.f.
   shame
tḥty (taḥtāy) adj.
   lower
tyˀṭr n.m.
   theater
tḥmr, tḥmrˀ n.m.
   covering (??)
tḥty, tty (tattāy) adv.
   below
tyˀmˀ n.m.
   fringe
tḥnwn, tḥnwnˀ (taḥănūn, taḥănūnā) n.m.
   supplication
tḥty (taḥtay) prep.
   beneath
tyb, tybˀ n.m.
   storm wind
tḥnwnyn (taḥănūnīn) n.m.pl.t.
   supplication
tḥtyˀ tḥtyh adv.
   below
tyb (tayyāḇ) adj.
   penitent
tḥnnh, tḥnntˀ (taḥnanā, taḥnantā) n.f.
   prayer
tḥtyh, tḥtytˀ (taḥtāyā, taḥtāytā) n.f.
   lower part
tybˀyt (tayyāḇāˀīṯ) adv.
   in penitence
tḥnnyn tḥnwnyn (taḥănūnīn) n.m.pl.t.
   supplication
tḥtyh adv.
   below
tybh, tybtˀ tybw, tybwtˀ (tēḇō, tēḇōṯā) n.f.
   chest; ark
tḥpy, tḥpytˀ (taḥpī, taḥpīṯā) n.f.
   occultation; veil
tḥtyw, tḥtywtˀ (taḥtāyū, taḥtāyūṯā) n.f.
   inferiority
tybh, tybtˀ (tyāḇā, tyāḇtā) n.f. #2
   vomit
tḥrw, tḥrwtˀ n.f.
   squabble
tṭwšh, tṭwštˀ (taṭwɘšā, taṭwaštā) n.f.
   defiling, pollution
tybh n.f. #3
   restoration
TḤŠ vb.
   (artificial verb: BR 618:5)
tṭyr (taṭṭīr) adj.
   impure
tybw, tybwtˀ (tēḇō, tēḇōṯā) n.f.
   chest; ark
tḥt n.m.
   that which is below, which follows
tṭyrw, tṭyrwtˀ (taṭṭīrū, taṭṭīrūṯā) n.f.
   impurity
tybw, tybwtˀ (tyāḇū, tyāḇūṯā) n.f. #2
   penitence
tḥt tḥwt, tḥyt, tḥt (taḥt, tḥoṯ,, tḥeṯ,) prep.
   under; instead of
tṭlyl, tṭlylˀ (taṭlīl, taṭlīlā) n.m.
   ceiling
tybw, tybwtˀ n.m. #3
   invasion (??)
tḥth adv.
   below
tṭlšh, tṭlštˀ (taṭləšā, taṭlaštā) n.f.
   staining
tybwr (tibbūr, tibbūrā) v.n.D
   shattering
tḥth mn prep.
   below
tṭrˀ (teṭrā) n.m.
   lees, excrement
tybwrˀ n.m.
   torch
tḥtwr, tḥtwrˀ (taḥtūr, taḥtūrā) n.m.
   adulation
tṭrdqˀ n.m.
   farina (??)
tybwtn, tybwtny (tyāḇūṯān, tyāḇūṯānāy) adj.
   penitential
TḤTY vb.
   to lower
[tyˀ] n.f.
   aunt
tybll, tybllˀ n.m.
   snail, slug

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