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sb →sb, sbˀ (sāḇ, sāḇā) n.m.
   old man
sbwly, sbwlyˀ (sḇūlē, sḇūlyā) n.m.pl.
   tolerance
sbyṭ (sḇīṭ) adj.
   dry
sbˀ (sebbā) n.m.
   pudenda
sbwly, sblwˀh →sbyk →sbk, sbkˀ (sḇaḵ/̠sḇāḵ, seḇḵā/sḇāḵā) n.m.
   net, curtain
SBB vb.
   to surround
sbwny, sbwnytˀ (sāḇōnī, sāḇōnīṯā) n.f.
   little old woman
sbyk (sabbīḵ) adj.
   adhering
sbd →SKR vb. a/u(a)
   to close up, shut
sbws, sbwsˀ (sāḇōs, sāḇōsā) nom.ag.
   collector
sbyl (sḇīl) adj.
   carried
sbd →ˀBD vb. a/a
   to be lost
sbwr, sbwrˀ (sāḇōr, sāḇōrā) nom.ag.
   thinker, reasoner
sbylw, sbylwtˀ (sḇīlū, sḇīlūṯā) n.f.
   toleration
SBH vb. a/a
   to be like
sbwr (sibbūr) v.n.D #2
   hope
sbys (sḇīs) adj.
   crowded
sbh, sbtˀ (sāḇā, sāḇtā) n.f.
   old woman
sbwry, sbwrˀh n.m.pl.
   post-Talmudic sages
sbysˀyt (sḇīsāˀīṯ) adv.
   often; crowded-ly
sbh, sbhˀ (sḇah, seḇhā) n.f. #2
   similitude
sbḥ div.
   magical divine name
sbysw, sbyswtˀ (sḇīsū, sḇīsūṯā) n.f.
   crowd
sbh n.f. #3
   uncleanness
SBṬ vb.
   to come close together
sbysq n.m.
   mandrake
sbhw, sbhwtˀ (saḇhū, saḇhūṯā) n.f.
   similitude
sbṭ, sbṭˀ →spṭ, spṭˀ (sapṭā) n.m.
   basket
sbyˁ (sabbīˁ) adj.
   satiated
sbhw div.
   magical divine name
sbṭ, sbṭˀ (sḇāṭ, sḇāṭā) n.m. #2
   salted meat
sbyˁh, sbyˁtˀ v.n.
   appetite
sbhyy →sbr, sbrˀ (sḇar, saḇrā) n.m. #2
   hope
SBY vb.
   to retail wine in a tavern
sbyˁw, sbyˁwtˀ (sabbīˁū, sabbīˁūṯā) n.f.
   satiety
sbhlwm n.m.
   a precious stone
SBY vb. #2
   to grow old
sbyr (sḇīr) adj.
   expected, said to be
sbwyh, sbwytˀ n.f.
   wine retailer
sby →SBY vb.
   to retail wine in a tavern
sbyrw, sbyrwtˀ (sḇīrū, sḇīrūṯā) n.f.
   illusion, something imagined
sbwl, sbwlˀ (sāḇōl, sāḇōlā) nom.ag.
   porter
sby (sāḇāy) adj.
   aged
[sbyrws] n.f.pl.
   a type of fig
sbwl, sbwlˀ n.m. #2
   support
[sbyb] adj.
   round (??)
SBK vb. a/u(e)
   to adhere, be interwoven with

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