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⬅︎lwgyqˀlwṭyqr, lwṭyqrˀ
lwgyqˀ (lōgy:qˀ) n.m.
   logic
lwdr, lwdrˀ n.m. #2
   abusive person
LWZ vb.
   D to shape like an almond
lwgyqw n.f.
   logicians
lwdrw, lwdrwtˀ (ludārū, ludārūṯā) n.f.
   gladiator shows
lwz, lwzˀ (lūz, lūzā) n.m.
   almond
lwgyqy (lōgīqāy) adj.
   logical
lwhṭ, lwhṭˀ (luhhāṭ, luhhāṭā) v.n.D
   burning
lwḥ, lwḥˀ (lūḥ, lūḥā) n.m./f.
   tablet
lwgytyṭ (lōgītīṭ) n.m.
   chancellor
lwhlh, lwhlhˀ (luhlāh, luhlāhā) v.n.Q
   disturbance
lwḥˀ n.m.
   fish trap
lwglg, lwglgˀ (luḡlāḡ, luḡlāḡā) v.n.Q
   stammering
lwwˀy lybh n.f.
   milk fat, butter
lwḥm, lwḥmˀ (luḥḥām, luḥḥāmā) v.n.Dt
   threatening
lwgmˀ (*loḡm, luḡmā) n.m.
   jaw
lwwdq [lwbdq] n.m.
   Lybian donkey
lwḥry, lwḥrwˀ lˀḥwry prep.
   behind
lwgsṭ, lwgsṭˀ (lōgesṭā) n.m.
   manager of a city
lwwḥˀ lwḥ, lwḥˀ (lūḥ, lūḥā) n.m./f.
   tablet
lwḥry lˀḥwry prep.
   behind
lwgšˀ lgwš, lwgšˀ n.m.
   pine-needle wood
lwwṭ lwṭ, lwṭˀ (lwāṭ, lwāṭā) n.m.
   curse
lwḥš, lwḥšˀ (luḥḥāš, luḥḥāšā) v.n.D
   whispering
lwgtyṭˀ lwgytyṭ (lōgītīṭ) n.m.
   chancellor
lwwy, lwytˀ n.f.
   caravan
lwḥšh, lwḥštˀ (luḥšā, luḥšəṯā) n.f.
   whispering
lwgtyṭys lwgytyṭ (lōgītīṭ) n.m.
   chancellor
lwwy, lwwyˀ (luwwāy, luwwāyā) v.n.D #2
   retinue
lwḥtˀ *lḥt, lḥtˀ (la/uḥṯā) n.m.
   central part of the hand or leg
lwd LDD, LWD? vb.
   to remove, efface
lwwy lwy (lway/lwē) interj.
   O that
LWṬ vb. a/u
   to curse
lwdwn (lūḏōn) n.m.
   games
lwwyyh lwyh, lwytˀ (*lwāyā, lwīṯā) n.f.
   retinue, procession
lwṭ, lwṭˀ (lwāṭ, lwāṭā) n.m.
   curse
lwdy n.m.
   gladiator person
lwwyqyy adj.
   Lybian
lwṭh, lwṭtˀ (lawṭā, lawṭṯā) n.f.
   curse
lwdy adj.
   Lydian
lwwly LWLY, LBLY vb.
   to shout
lwṭwnyˀ lwṭny, lwṭnyˀ n.m.
   litany
lwdn, lwdnˀ ldn, ldnˀ (laḏăn, laḏnā) n.m.
   ladanum
lwwqd [lwbdq] n.m.
   Lybian donkey
lwṭy adj.
   Lotite
lwdr, lwdrˀ (lūdār, lūdārā) n.m.
   gladiator
lwwt lwt (lwāṯ) prep.
   towards
lwṭyqr, lwṭyqrˀ n.m.
   beggar (??)

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