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⬅︎[dwgmṭysˀ, dwgmṭstyn)]dwyd
[dwgmṭysˀ, dwgmṭstyn)] (dōgmaṭṭīsē ) n.f.pl.
   dogmatics
dwdngˀ n.m.
   the river of Shushtar (southern Iran)
dwḥl, dwḥlˀ twḥlˀ, dwḥlˀ n.m. #2
   basket for dates
dwgmṭyqˀ (doḡmaṭīqē) n.m.pl.
   dogmatics
dwdqṭˀ [dˀdqṭˀ] n.m.
   12th indiction
dwḥn, dwḥnˀ (doḥan, duḥnā) n.m.
   millet
dwgmṭyqy dwgmṭyqˀ (doḡmaṭīqē) n.m.pl.
   dogmatics
[dwdqṭwn] n.m.
   12 mile-stone ?
dwḥq, dwḥqˀ (duḥḥāq, duḥḥāqā) v.n.D
   vexation, affliction
dwgmṭyqy (dōgmaṭṭīqāy) adj.
   dogmatic
dwdqṭymwrywn [dwdqṭymrywn] n.m.
   twelfth part
[dwṭˀrws] n.m.
   substitute
dwgmṭrˀ adj.
   well educated
[dwdqṭymrywn] n.m.
   twelfth part
[dwṭṣwbg] (dōṭṣawbag) n.m.
   double whipping
dwgmt n.f.
   in the manner of
dwh, dwwtˀ n.f.
   bodily ooze
[dwṭrˀ] n.m.
   second indiction
DWD vb.
   D to disturb
dwhn, dwhnˀ (duhhān, duhhānā) n.m.
   vegetable fat, oil
[dwṭrrˀ] n.m.
   an official in a convent library
dwd, dwdˀ (dūḏ, dūḏā) n.m.
   pot, cauldron
dwhny, dwhnytˀ n.f.
   fatness
DWY vb. e(a)/
   to be weak
dwd n.m. #2
   uncle
dww dwb, dwbˀ (dōḇ, dōbā, dawbbā) n.m.
   flow
DWY vb. #2
   to look out
dwd, dwdˀ, dwwdˀ (duwwāḏ, duwwāḏā) v.n.D #3
   disturbance
dwwyy dwy, dwyˀ (dwāy, dwāyā) v.n.
   sorrow
dwy, dwyˀ (dwāy, dwāyā) v.n.
   sorrow
[dwd, dwdˀ] n.m. #4
   (a ghost word)
dwwn, dwwnˀ (dāwōn, dāwōnā) n.m.
   misery
dwy (dāwē) adj.
   unfortunate, miserable
dwd (dwād) adj.
   insane
dwwnˀ n.m.
   lamp bracket
dwyˀ (dāwayyē) n.m.pl.
   Templars
dwdˀy mry dwrˀ n.m.
   an official
dwwqˀ dwqˀ (dawqā) n.m.
   exactness
dwyˀyt (dāwyāˀīṯ) adv.
   wretchedly
[dwdˀym] n.m.pl.
   mandrakes
DWḤ vb.
   C to rinse
dwyb, dwybˀ (duyyāḇ, duyyāḇā) v.n.D
   wasting away
[dwdgslryh] (dūḏaḡsalarīh) n.m.
   family guardianship
dwḥyn dwḥn, dwḥnˀ (doḥan, duḥnā) n.m.
   millet
dwyb, dwybˀ v.n.D #2
   suffering
DWDL vb.
   Qt to dangle
dwḥl, dwḥlˀ (duḥḥāl, duḥḥālā) v.n.D
   terrifying
dwyd n.m.
   (??)

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