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⬅︎br šnynbrbryw, brbrywtˀ
br šnyn adj.
   x years old
brˀwn n.m.
   quittance
brbyn (brēbīn) n.m.
   list
br šˁh (bar šāˁā) adj.
   one moment old, newborn
brˀwnyˀ n.m.
   bryony
brbynˀ n.m.
   portulaca
br šˁt_ br šˁth (bar šāˁṯeh/ā) adv.
   at once
brˀy bry (brē) adj.
   healthy, firm
BRBL vb.
   Qt to be disheveled
br šˁth (bar šāˁṯeh/ā) adv.
   at once
brˀyˀ bry, bryˀ n.m. #5
   exorcist
brbl n.m.
   a night animal
br twr, br twrˀ n.m.
   heifer
brˀyt (barrāˀīṯ) adv.
   outwardly
brbstrˀyt, br bstrˀyt (barbestrāˀīṯ) adv.
   backwards
br twryn twr, twrˀ (tōr, tawrā) n.m.
   ox, cow
brˀnˀyt (barAnAˀīṯ) adv.
   outwardly
brbstry (barbestrāy) adj.
   retrograde, backwards
br tlyˀ ˀtlyˀ (ˀāṯallyā) n.m.
   the eclipse dragon
brˀryˀ n.m.
   wildernesses
BRBQ vb.
   to squirt
br trbytˀ (bar tarbīṯā) n.f.
   disciple, pupil
brˀšyt (brā/ēšīṯ) n.m.
   The Beginning
BRBR vb.
   Qt to show oneself a barbarian
br ttˀ (bar tettā) n.f.
   sore on a cheek
brˀtˀ n.f.
   a type of vegetable
brbr n.m.
   barbarian
brˀ [bˀrˀ] n.m.
   lamb
brbg div.
   an uthra
brbr br br n.m.
   grandson
brˀ bry (brē) adj.
   healthy, firm
brbwg brbwˁ, brbwˁˀ (barbūˁ, barbūˁā) n.m.
   a wooden vessel
brbrˀyt adv.
   barbarously, in an uncivilized way
brˀ adv.
   outside
brbwl, brbwlˀ (barbūl, barbūlā) n.m.
   yellow of egg
brbrwn n.m.
   barbarian
brˀ dmˁmwdytˀ (brā dmaˁmuwdīṯā) n.f.
   one to be baptized
brbwˁ, brbwˁˀ (barbūˁ, barbūˁā) n.m.
   a wooden vessel
brbry n.f.
   an animal
brˀ dtwmˀ n.m.
   a clove of garlic or a small-sized garlic
brbwrynˀ n.m.
   Borborite (Barbelian gnostic)
brbry (barbərāy) adj.
   barbarian
brˀ mn prep.
   except for
brbyṭ, brbyṭˀ (barbīṭ, barbīṭā) n.m.
   lyre
brbry adj. #2
   Berber
[brˀbr] [brbr] adj.
   opposite
brbyy, br byyth br by, br bytˀ (bar bay, bar baytā) n.m.
   servant
brbryw, brbrywtˀ (barbərāyū, barbərāyūṯā) n.f.
   barbarism

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