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⬅︎byhwm[bylwn]
byhwm adj.
   an epithet for bridegroom
byzh bysh, bystˀ (*bīs/zā, bīstā/biztā) n.f.
   flask, jug
byyn n.m.
   palm branch
byhwt ˀpyn, byhwt ˀpyˀ (bihhūṯ ˀappīn, bihhūṯ ˀappayyā) n.m.
   disgrace
byzwn, byzwnˀ bzˁwn, bzˁwnˀ (bizˁōn, bizˁōnā) n.m.
   crevice
byyr byr (bayyār) adj.
   uncultivated, barren
byhnmg n.m.
   letter of reproach [Pers.]
byzwˁ (bizzūˁ) v.n.D
   tearing, rending
byyš bˀyš (baˀˀīš) adj. #2
   very sick
[byw] n.f.
   woe (??)
byzlˀ (byzlˀ, byzly) n.m.
   small town or suburb
byyšnyy adj.
   of beit shean
bywzyg bˀywˀzyg n.m.
   sectarians of Sin
byzrˀ bzr, bzrˀ (bzar, bazrā) n.m.
   seed
byyt adj.
   having spent the night
bywkˀ n.m.
   a type of head-covering
byztˀ bzh, bztˀ (bezzā, bezzəṯā) n.f.
   prey, spoil
bykwryn (bikkūrīn, bikkūrayyā) n.m.pl.
   first fruits
bywn n.m.
   understanding, insight
byṭh n.f.
   (??)
bykywn, bykwn n.m.
   a medicinal plant
bywnh, bywntˀ n.f.
   understanding, insight
byṭwl bṭwl, bṭwlˀ (biṭṭūl, biṭṭūlā) v.n.D
   abolishment, abrogation, relinquishment
byknˀ n.m.
   (??)
bywnyˀ n.m.
   an unclean bird
[byṭwrˀˀ] n.m.
   a type of resin
byl n.m.
   Bel, planet Jupiter
[byws] n.m.
   life
byṭy, byṭytˀ n.f.
   caper bud
byl byl n.m.
   Bel, planet Jupiter
bywr n.m.
   writing
byṭybṭw n.f.
   gleam
byl lyšny bˁl lšn n.m.
   linguist, multi-lingual person
bywr n.m. #2
   selecting
[byṭr] (bayṭār) adv.
   on horseback
[bylˀws, bwl)s] n.m.pl.
   bullae(?)
bywr (bāyōr) nom.ag.
   stupid
byy by, bytˀ (bay, baytā) n.m./f.
   house; structure; place
bylbwš n.m.
   citron
byz bz, bzˀ (biz, bizzā) n.m.
   breast, teat
byyˀ byyh n.f.
   injustice
byldr, byldrˀ bldr, bldrˀ (bildār, bildārā) n.m.
   courier
byzˀ bzˁ, bzˁˀ (bzaˁ, bezˁā) n.m.
   cracked piece
byyh n.f.
   injustice
bylwṭ bwlwṭ, bwlwṭˀ n.m.
   councilman
byzh bzh, bztˀ (bezzā, bezzəṯā) n.f.
   prey, spoil
byyk, byykˀ bywkˀ n.m.
   a type of head-covering
[bylwn] (baylūn) n.m.
   Cimolian earth

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