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⬅︎tṣbwt, tṣbwtˀtqn, tqnˀ
tṣbwt, tṣbwtˀ n.m.
   ornamentation
tqwˁ n.m.
   support beam
tqypˀyt (taqqīp̄āˀīṯ) adv.
   vigorously
tṣbyt, tṣbytˀ (taṣbīṯ, taṣbīṯā) n.m.
   decoration, ornamentation
tqwˁ (tāqō,ˁ tāqōˁā) nom.ag. #2
   one who blows the shofar
tqypw, tqypwtˀ (taqqīpū, taqqīpūṯā) n.f.
   strength
tṣdyq n.m.
   consent
tqwˁh n.f.
   blowing of shofar
TQL vb. a/u
   to hang, to weigh s.t.
*tṣlw, tṣlwtˀ n.f.
   prayer
tqwˁy adj.
   of Tekoa
TQL vb. a/a #2
   to stumble
tṣrḥ n.m.
   a month name
tqwp, twqpˀ (tqop̄, tuqpā) n.m.
   strength, vigor
tql, tqlˀ (tqel, teqlā) n.m.
   shekel
tq tyq, tyqˀ (tēqē) n.m.
   sheath; chest
tqwp (tiqqūp̄) v.n.D #2
   power
tql, tqlˀ (tqāl, tqālā) v.n. #2
   weight, burden
tqbh n.f.
   an Egyptian vessel
tqwph n.f.
   cycle, turn, period
tql, tqlˀ (tqel, ta/iqlā) n.m. #3
   stumbling block, obstacle
tqbx n.m.
   (??)
tqyl adj.
   of equal weight
tqlh (taqlā) n.f.
   stumbling block
tqd, tqdˀ (*tqeḏ, taqdā) n.m.
   scepter
tqylˀyt adv.
   in a balanced manner
tqlw, tqlwtˀ (taqlū, taqlūṯā) n.f.
   weight
[tqwym] (taqwīm) n.m.
   reckoning of time
tqylw, tqylwtˀ n.f.
   weightiness
tqlw twqlh, twqltˀ (tuqlā, tuqltā) n.f.
   stumbling-block
tqwl, tqwlˀ (tāqōl, tāqōlā) nom.ag.
   scale master
tqyn (taqqīn) adj.
   firm, stable
[tqlyṭ] n.m.
   frame (?)
tqwl n.m. #2
   stumbler
tqyn (təqīn) adj. #2
   steady
tqlyn n.m.pl.
   date-palms
tqwl, tqwlˀ n.m. #3
   tribute, burden
tqynw, tqynwtˀ (taqqīnū, taqqīnūṯā) n.f.
   firmness
tqm n.m.
   castor (?)
tqwly n.f.
   stumbling block
tqyˁh, tqyˁtˀ n.f.
   shofar blast
tqmˀ adv.
   regularly, ordinarily (??)
tqwmh, tqwmtˀ n.f.
   revival, restoration
tqyˁw, tqyˁwtˀ n.f.
   shofar blast
TQN vb. e/a
   to be proper
tqwn, tqwnˀ (tiqqūn, tiqqūnā) v.n.D
   arrangement, equipment
tqyp (taqqīp̄) adj.
   strong
tqn, tqnˀ (tqen, teqnā) n.m.
   order, construction

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