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⬅︎nbkngdy
NBK vb.
   to perplex
nbr, nbrˀ/rblˀ (nḇārā) n.m.
   part of the palmtree
ngˀny ngˁ, ngˁˀ (ngaˁ, negˁā) n.m. #2
   depression
NBL vb.
   D to soil, defile
nbr, nbrˀ (neḇrā) n.m. #2
   claw
NGB vb. u/a (e/u)
   to dry up
NBL vb. #2
   D to make an animal unfit by improper slaughtering
nbr npr, nprˀ (np̄ār, np̄ārā) v.n.
   raging
ngb, ngbˀ (nəḡeḇ, neḡbā/nuḡbā) n.m.
   dryness
nbl n.m.
   wineskin
nbrzˀ nprzˀ n.m.
   hyena
ngb, ngbˀ n.m. #2
   South
nbl, nblˀ (nəḇel, naḇlā) n.m. #2
   a musical instrument
nbryzˁl n.m.
   an angel
ngbwby n.f.
   dry ground
nbl n.m. #3
   foolishness
nbryḥ, nbryḥˀ (nabrīḥā) n.m.
   bell-wether
ngbwšt, ˀngbwšt n.m.
   flowers of a kind of tree
[nbl] n.m. #4
   pitcher (?)
NBRŠ vb.
   to burn
ngbn, ngbnˀ n.m.
   fever
[nbld, nbldˀ] n.m.
   philosopher's garment
nbršh, nbrštˀ (naḇrəšā, naḇreštā) n.f.
   lampstand
NGD vb. i/u
   to draw towards oneself
nblh nbylh, nbltˀ n.f.
   carrion
nbrštny (nabreštānāy) adj.
   shining
ngd, ngdˀ (nḡeḏ, neḡdā) n.m.
   pull; stretch; flow
nblh n.f. #2
   shriveled fruit
nbš, nbšˀ (nḇāšā) n.m.
   an aquatic bird
ngd, ngdˀ n.m. #2
   minor ruler
nblw n.f.
   shamefulness; foolishness
nbš, nbšˀ (nabbāš, nabbāšā) n.m. #2
   grave-robber
ngd, ngdˀ (nḡāḏ, nḡāḏā) v.n. #3
   pulling; scourging
NBˁ vb. a/
   to gush forth
nbš npš, npšˀ (np̄eš, nap̄šā) n.f.
   soul; life; self
ngd, ngdˀ (*neggeḏ, neggɘḏā) n.m. #4
   one who pulls a boat
nbˁ, nbˁˀ (nba̱ˁ, neḇˁā) n.m.
   fountain
nbšw, nbšwtˀ (nabbāšū, nabbāšūṯā) n.f.
   tomb robbing
ngd prep.
   facing
NBṢ vb.
   D to shoot up
[nbštg] (nebištag) n.f.(pl.?)
   letter
ngdh, ngdtˀ n.f.
   bellweather
nbqˀ (nābqē) n.m.pl.t.
   medlar
nbt n.m.
   sugar candy
ngdw ngrw, ngrwtˀ (naggārū, naggārūṯā) n.f.
   carpentry
NBR vb.
   to poke or scratch up ground
nbt qrˁy (nāḇāṯ qarˁī) n.f.
   sugar
ngdy n.m.
   sorcerer

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