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⬅︎dyyr[dymṭrysˀ]
dyyr dyr, dyrˀ (dayyār, dayyārā) n.m./adj. #2
   inhabitant
dylṭwr adj.
   obnoxious, corrupting
dymh dymtˀ dṭlˀ (dīmṯā dəṭallā) n.m.
   a type of cloud or mist
dyyrh, dyyrtˀ n.f.
   proselyte (f.)
dylṭwryyh n.f.
   informing
dymwy (dimmūy, dimmūyā) v.n.D
   appearance
dyytyqy dytyqˀ (dīatēqē) n.f.
   testament, will
dylyh, dylytˀ (dīlāyā, dīlāytā) n.f.
   property, characteristic
dymws, dmwsˀ n.m.
   a tax
dykˀ n.m.
   detached palm frond
dylyw, dylywtˀ (dīlāyū, dīlāyūṯā) n.f.
   property, quality
dymws n.m. #2
   row of stones
dyky pron.
   that
[dylyls] n.m.
   vicious circle
dymws n.m. #3
   release, pardon
dykyˀyt adv.
   prudently
dylyqṭyqˀyt adv.
   dialectically
dymws interj.
   released
dyklˀ dyplˀ (dīplā) adj.
   double
[dyllyˀ, dyˀllyˀ] n.f.
   argument, declaration
dymwsyˀ n.f.
   public records
dyksh n.f.
   (??)
[dyllysys] n.f.
   discourse
dymwsyˀyt, dymwsˀyt adv.
   in public
dykph dylnˀyt (dīlānāˀīṯ) adv.
   especially
dymwsyn, dymwsyˀ n.f./m.?
   public facility
dykrwswn adj.
   interwoven with gold
dylnw dylnyw, dylnywtˀ (dīlānāyū, dīlānāyūṯā) n.f.
   property, quality
dymwsnˀh n.m.
   publican
dyl, dylˀ (dyāl, dyālā) v.n.
   movement
dylny (dīlānāy) adj.
   special, proper
dymwqrṭytˀ n.m.
   democracy
dyl dyyl, dyylˀ (dayyāl, dayyālā) n.m.
   attendant; constable
dylnyw, dylnywtˀ (dīlānāyū, dīlānāyūṯā) n.f.
   property, quality
[dymṭyqws] adj.
   of the common people
dyl_ (dīl_) pron.
   (with pronominal suffixes:) independent possessive pronoun
dylqṭyqˀyt adv.
   as a dialogue
dymṭrˀyt, dyˀmṭrˀyt (dīameṭrāˀīṯ) adv.
   diametrically
dylgnṭyˀ n.f.
   political amnesty
dylqṭyqy (dīaleqṭīqāy) adj.
   dialectic
dymṭrwy adj.
   diametrically opposite
dylh, dyltˀ (dyālā, dyāltā) n.f.
   swing
dylqṭyqytˀ (dīaleqṭīqāytā) n.f.
   dialectic
[dymṭrwn, dymṭrws] (dīameṭrōn, dīameṭrōs) n.m.
   diameter
[dylwsys] n.f.
   dissolution agreement
dymˀ n.m.
   name given to the holiday Siouffi
[dymṭrysˀ] n.m.
   opposition (to another star)

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