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⬅︎[yhlm]ywm, ywmˀ
[yhlm] n.m.
   a gem
ywbqˀ ybq n.m.
   Jabbok river
ywwn ywn, ywnˀ (yaw/ōn, yaw/ōnā) n.f.
   dove
yhlny (yahlānāy) adj.
   gregarious
[ywbr] n.m.
   barley supplier
ywz, ywzˀ n.m.
   unrest, revolt
yhqntwn yqwnd, yqwndˀ/yhqnṭwn/ywqnṭws (yaqund, yaqundā) n.m.
   jacinth (gem)
ywbš, ywbšˀ n.m.
   dryness
ywzˀ (yōzā) n.f. #2
   panther
YHR vb.
   to be arrogant
ywbšn, ywbšnˀ (yuḇšān, yuḇšānā) n.m.
   dryness, drought
ywzqṭṭ dywqṭ n.m.
   prosecutor
yhr yrḥ, yrḥˀ (yraḥ (īraḥ), yarḥā) n.m.
   month
[ywgn] n.m.
   yoke
ywḥr, ywḥrˀ yḥwr n.m.
   sprout
yhryn, yhryˀ n.m.pl.t.
   pride
ywgrˀ [ywgn] n.m.
   yoke
ywṭˀ (yōṭā) n.m.
   iota, jot
ywˀb, ywˀbˀ (yuˀˀāḇ, yuˀˀāḇā) v.n.Dt
   desire
ywd (yōḏ) n.f.
   name of tenth letter; amulet
ywy div.
   abbreviation for the Tetragram
ywˀby (yuwˀābāy) adj.
   earnest; optative
ywdˀyt yhwdˀyt (yūḏāˀīṯ) adv.
   in Judean
ywkl, ywklˀ n.m.
   ability
ywbb, ywbbˀ (yubbāḇ, yubbāḇā) n.m.
   loud sound
ywdh n.m.
   barley allotment group (??)
ywklh (yuḵlā) n.f.
   ability
ywbdn ˀbdn, ˀbdnˀ (ˀaḇdan, ˀaḇdōn; ˀaḇdānā, ˀuḇdānā) n.m.
   destruction, ruin
ywdy yhwdy adj.
   Jew
ywkny adj.
   of GN
ywbyl ywbl, ywblˀ n.m.
   jubilee year
ywdy (yōḏā) adj. #2
   written with yod
[ywlws] n.m.
   July
ywbl, ywblˀ n.m.
   jubilee year
ywdyˀ yhwdyw, yhwdywtˀ n.f.
   Judaism
ywlynysṭ, ywlynysṭˀ (yulyānisṭ, yulyānisṭā) n.m.
   Julianist
ywbl, ywblˀ (yubbāl, yubbālā) v.n.D #2
   succession
ywdysˀ ˁbd yhwdysˀ ˁbd (īhūḏīseˀ ˁḇaḏ) n.m.
   to judaize
ywlpn, ywlpnˀ (yulləp̄ān, yulləp̄ānā) n.m.
   learning
ywbly (yubbālāy) adj.
   traditionary
ywdn, ywdnˀ n.m.
   barley-house (??)
ywlpny (yulləp̄ānāy) adj.
   scientific
ywblyˀ (yubblāyē) n.m.
   jubilee
ywhr n.m.
   precious stone
YWM vb.
   D to do by day
ywbm, ywbmˀ (yubbām, yubbāmā) v.n.D
   performance of a levirate marriage
ywhrˀ (yuhrā) n.m.
   splendor; haughtiness
ywm, ywmˀ (yawm/yōm/yūm, yawmā) n.m.
   day

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