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tˁwš
(tāˁōš, tāˁōšā)
nom.ag.
wearisome, tiresome, laborious | tˁny, tˁnytˀ
(taˁnē, taˁnīṯā)
n.f.
fast day | TPḤ
vb. a/
to swell up; to recover |
TˁZ
vb.
artificial word for invoking Naziriteship | tˁr →ˁYR
vb. a/i(u?)
to watch; C to rouse | TPY
vb.
to put on the hearth |
tˁy →ṬˁY
vb.
to wander; to forget | [tˁr]
n.m.
sheath | tpy →TPP
vb.
to spit; D to move water |
tˁyn
n.m.
specification | TˁŠ
vb. a/a
to tire | tpy, tpyˀ
(tp̄ay, tp̄ayyā)
n.m.
hearth |
tˁyrtˀ
pl.tant.
wakefulness | tˁš, tˁšˀ
(tˁāš, tˁāšā)
v.n.
labor | tpy
n.m.
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stove-maker |
tˁyš
(tˁīš)
adj.
tired, weary | tˁth
n.f.
wounds (??) | tpyḥ
adj.
recovered sick person |
tˁyšˀyt
(tˁīšāˀīṯ)
adv.
laboriously | tˁtwd, tˁtwdˀ
(taˁtūḏ, taˁtūḏā)
n.m.
preparation, arrangement | tpyy →tpy
n.m.
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stove-maker |
tˁyšw, tˁyšwtˀ
(tˁīšū, tˁīšūṯā)
n.f.
fatigue | tˁtyd
n.m.
food | tpylh, tpltˀ
n.f.
phylactery |
tˁyšy
(tˁīšāy)
adj.
laborious, wearisome, tiresome | TˁTˁ
vb.
to lead astray | tpysw, tpyswtˀ
n.f.
indirect vowing by reference |
TˁL
vb.
D to wag the tail | tp, tpˀ
(tap̄, tappā)
n.m./f.
stream, canal | tpypˀyt
(tappīp̄āˀīṯ)
adv.
by flooding |
tˁl, tˁlˀ
(təˁal, taˁlā)
n.m.
fox | tph
adj.
tasteless | tpyr
n.m.
sewing |
tˁlh, tˁltˀ
(taˁlā, taˁltā)
n.f.
vixen | tpwḥ
n.m.
apple | TPK
vb.
to invert |
tˁlw, tˁlwtˀ
(taˁlū, taˁlūṯā)
n.f.
vulpine nature | tpwy, tpwyˀ
n.m.
cook | tpkh, tpktˀ
n.f.
inconsistency |
tˁlwm
n.m.
hidden place | tpwk, tpwkˀ
n.m.
turning | TPL
vb.
Dt to malign |
tˁly
adj.
fox-like | tpwkh, tpwktˀ
n.f.
musket | TPL
vb.
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to daub |
tˁlyh, tˁlytˀ
(taˁlāyā, taˁlāytā)
n.f.
small vixen | tpwn, tpwnˀ
n.m.
rivulet, small stream | tpl, tplˀ
n.m.
slime; impropriety |