|
[sṭrypnws]
n.m.
hard flesh | sybwr →sbwr
(sibbūr)
v.n.D
#2
hope | syglˀ →sglh, sgltˀ
(seggəlā, seggelṯā)
n.f.
an aromatic plant |
sṭrnˀnyˀ →[sṭrnyˀ]
n.
luxury, lewd living | sybwry
n.m.pl.
blood-letting | sygnws →[sygns]
n.f.pl.
banners |
[sṭrnyˀ]
n.
luxury, lewd living | sybyn
(sēḇīn, sēḇayyā)
n.m.pl.t.
old age | sygnys →[sygns]
n.f.pl.
banners |
[sṭrnlyh]
n.f.
Saturnalia festival | sybk →sbk, sbkˀ
(sḇaḵ/̠sḇāḵ, seḇḵā/sḇāḵā)
n.m.
net, curtain | [sygns]
n.f.pl.
banners |
[sṭrnlyyh]
n.f.
Saturnalia festival | sybn →sbny, sbnytˀ
n.f.
linen cloth | sygr, sygrˀ
n.m.
a type of cave or cliff |
sṭrpˀ
n.m.
satrap | SYBR
vb.
to bear , endure | SYD
vb. a/i
to plaster |
sṭrpw, sṭrpwtˀ
n.f.
satrapy | sybrh, sybrtˀ
(saybbārā, saybbārtā)
n.f.
food | syd, sydˀ
(sēḏ, saydā)
n.m.
lime, plaster |
sṭrpys →sṭrpˀ
n.m.
satrap | sybtyn
(sēḇtīn)
n.m.pl.t.
old age | syd, sydˀ
(sayyāḏ, sayyāḏā)
n.m.
#2
one who plasters |
syˀws
n.m.
(??) | syg
(syāḡ, syāḡā)
v.n.
fencing in, fence | syd
n.m.
#3
funerary chamber (??) |
syˀmˀ →sym, symˀ
(syām, syāmā)
v.n.
placing | sygh
n.f.
flax cord | sydwr, sdwrˀ →sdwr, sdwrˀ
(siddūr, siddūrā)
v.n.D
#2
arrangement |
syb, sybˀ
(sīḇ, sīḇā)
n.m.
fibrous substance | sygh, sygtˀ
(syāḡā, syāḡtā)
n.f.
#2
fence; fenced area | sydwryn
n.m.
blindness |
syb
adj.
old | sygwy
n.m.
large amount | sydyryṭys →[sdryṭys]
n./adj.
iron ore; iron wort |
sybb →sbk, sbkˀ
(sḇaḵ/̠sḇāḵ, seḇḵā/sḇāḵā)
n.m.
net, curtain | sygwp →sgwp, sgwpˀ
(siggūp̄, siggūp̄ā)
v.n.D
injury, affliction | *syh, sytˀ
(*seyā, sēṯā)
n.f.
ewe |
sybh, sybtˀ
n.f.
old age | [sygwšyn]
n.m.
(??) | syhˀydwrn →[syhdwrn]
(syahdāwrān)
n.m.
milkweed |
sybw, sybwtˀ
(saybū/sēḇū, saybūṯā/sēḇūṯā)
n.f.
old age | sygyˀ, swgyˀ
n.m.
walking; treatise | [syhdwrn]
(syahdāwrān)
n.m.
milkweed |
sybwlˀ
(sībūlā)
n.m.
sibyl | sygylywn
(sīgīlīōn)
n.m.
diploma | syw, syyb
(syāw)
adj.
black |