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⬅︎sbny, sbnytˀsgdtny
sbny, sbnytˀ n.f.
   linen cloth
sbˁw, sbˁwtˀ (saḇˁū, saḇˁūṯā) n.f.
   satiety
sbtˀ (sabbṯā) n.f.
   froth of juice
SBS vb. a/
   to do much, pile on
sbˁn, sbˁnˀ n.m.
   plenty
sbty (sābtāy) adj.
   like an old woman
sbsb n.m.
   (??)
sbq ŠBQ vb. a/u
   to leave; to permit
sbtny (sābtānāy) adj.
   like an old woman
sbsw, sbswtˀ n.f.
   fullness of pregnancy
SBR vb. a/a(u)
   to expect; to reason
sgˀ SGY vb. i(a)/e
   to be many
sbswnh n.f.
   plant name
SBR vb. #2
   D to bring news
sgˀy swgy, swgyˀ (sŭḡē, sugˀā) n.m.
   large amount, multitude
sbsṭˀ adj.
   of Augustus
sbr, sbrˀ (sḇar, seḇrā) n.m.
   opinion
sgˀpynwn n.m.
   plant name
sbsṭws (sebasṭōs) n.m.
   emperor, augustus
sbr, sbrˀ (sḇar, saḇrā) n.m. #2
   hope
SGD vb. e/u(a)
   to bow down
sbsṭy sbsṭˀ adj.
   of Augustus
sbr, sbrˀ (sāḇar, sāḇrā) n.m. #3
   master teacher
sgd, sgdˀ n.m.
   a type of tree
sbsyn, sbsy n.m.pl.t
   density
sbr, sbrˀ (sḇār, sḇārā) v.n. #4
   discernment, thought
sgd, sgdˀ (sḡeḏ, siḡdā) n.m. #2
   worship
sbslˀ spsl, spslˀ (sap̄sel, sap̄sellā/sap̄səlā) n.m.
   bench
sbr ˀpyn SBR vb. a/a(u)
   to expect; to reason
sgd, sgdˀ (saggāḏ, saggāḏā) n.m. #3
   worshipper
SBˁ vb. a/a
   to be sated
sbr ˀpyn n.m.
   countenance
sgd wˀkl n.m.
   a forbidden bird
sbˁ, swbˁˀ (sḇaˁ, su/iḇˁā) n.m.
   plenty
sbrh, sbrtˀ (saḇrā, sḇarṯā) n.f.
   message
sgd lšmšˀ (sāḡeḏ lšemšā) n.m.
   heliotrope
sbˁ, sbˁˀ (sḇaˁ, saḇˁā) n.m. #2
   satiety
sbrw, sbrwtˀ n.f.
   discernment
sgdh, sgdtˀ (segdā/sugdā, segdtā/sgudtā) n.f.
   worship; place of worship
sbˁ (səḇaˁ) adj.
   satiated
sbrn, sbrnˀ n.m.
   hope
sgdw, sgdwtˀ n.f.
   worship
sbʿˀyt (saḇˁāˀīṯ) adv.
   in a satiated manner
sbrtny (sḇarṯānāy) adj.
   supposed
[sgdys] (sagdīs) adv.
   in a canine fashion
sbˁh n.f.
   plenty
[sbt] div.
   the divine septad
sgdtny (segdtānāy) adj.
   pertaining to veneration

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