|
blwm
div.
an exorcising spirit | blḥwd →blḥwd
adv./conj.
alone | BLY
vb.
#2
to hurry |
[blwmbṭˀ]
n.m.pl.
lead-weighted rods | blḥwdˀyt
(balḥōḏāˀīṯ)
adv.
alone | bly, blˀh →bly
(blāy)
adj.
worn out, old |
[blwsṭywn]
n.m.
wild pomegranate blossom | blḥwdy
(balḥōḏāy, balḥōḏāˀīṯ)
adj.
singular, alone | bly
(blāy)
adj.
worn out, old |
blwˁ, blwˁˀ
(ballūˁ, ballūˁā)
n.m.
hook; throat; chasm | blḥwdy
prep.
by oneself | bly →BLY
vb.
to be worn out |
blwˁ, blwˁˀ
(bālōˁ, bālōˁā)
nom.ag.
#2
devourer | blḥwdyw, blḥwdywtˀ →lḥwdyw, lḥwdywtˀ
(lḥōḏāyū, lḥōḏāyūṯā)
n.f.
solitude | bly
(blay)
prep.
without |
blwˁh, blwˁtˀ
(bālōˁā, bālōˁtā)
n.f.
sewer pipe or drain | blḥmwn
div.
Bel Hammon | bly →bl, bly
interj.
certainly, indeed |
blwqw, blwqwtˀ
(bālōqū, bālōqūṯā)
n.f.
deprivation | BLṬ
vb.
to bulge out | blyˀl, bly(l
div.
Belial, Satanic spirit of evil |
blwqy, blwqyˀ
n.m.
dazzled blindness | BLṬ
vb.
#2
D to close, to obstruct | blyˀr
n.m.
demon, Beliar |
blwr, blwrˀ
(bellūr, bellūrā)
n.m.
beryl, shiny gemstone | BLṬ
vb.
#3
D to be rotten | blydrˀ →bldr, bldrˀ
(bildār, bildārā)
n.m.
courier |
blwr, blwrˀ
n.m.
#2
plaiting, braiding | blṭ, blṭˀ
(blāṭ, blāṭā)
v.n.
bulging | blyh, blytˀ
(blāyā, blāytā)
n.f.
rag |
blwry, blwrytˀ
n.f.
lock, curl (of hair) | blṭ, blṭˀ
(ballāṭ, ballāṭā)
n.m.
#2
a type of lampstand | blyw, blywtˀ
(blāyū, blāyūṯā)
n.f.
aging |
blwš
n.m.
searcher, investigator | blṭy, blṭytˀ
(be/ulṭī, be/ulṭīṯā)
n.f.
wood rot, wood worm | blyṭ
(blīṭ)
adj.
protruding |
blwš
v.n.D
#2
search | blṭyˀ
n.m.
palisade or other defensive work | blyṭw, blyṭwtˀ
(blīṭū, blīṭūṯā)
n.f.
decay |
blzm →blsmwn
n.m.
balsam | blṭyn →plṭyn
(palaṭīn)
n.m./f.
palace | blyl
(blīl)
adj.
mixed |
BLḤD
vb.
Qt to be made alone | blṭmyˀ →byt lṭwmyˀ
n.m.(?)
quarry | blylˀyt
(blīlāˀīṯ)
adv.
in confusion, all mixed together |
blḥwd
adv./conj.
alone | BLY
vb.
to be worn out | blylw, blylwtˀ
(blīlū, blīlūṯā)
n.f.
confusion |