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⬅︎skydy, skydyˀsknh
skydy, skydyˀ (skīdīā) n.m.
   skiff, raft
skyrw, skyrwtˀ (sḵīrū, sḵīrūṯā) n.f.
   closing
sklsṭs n.m.
   industrious person ??
skydryˀ n.m.pl.
   leaves of paper
SKK vb. a/u(?)
   to stick in, nail
sklrˀ [skwlr, skwlrˀ] (skwlrˀ) n.m.
   imperial guard
skyh, skytˀ n.f.
   hope
skk, skkˀ (sakkāḵ, sakkāḵā) n.m.
   scraps of leather
skltnw swkltnw, swkltnwtˀ (suḵləṯānū, suḵləṯānūṯā) n.f.
   intelligence
skyw n.f.
   hope
skk, skkˀ (səḵāḵ, səḵāḵā) v.n. #2
   covering of the sukkah
SKM vb. a/u
   to count; C to agree
skywn n.m.
   hope
skkh, skktˀ n.f.
   entanglement
SKM vb. #2
   D to ornament, put on a guise
skyl adj.
   sinful
SKL vb.
   to do wrong
skmw n.f.
   sum, final total
skylh, skyltˀ sklh, skltˀ n.f.
   sin; folly
SKL vb. #2
   D to understand; Dt to look at
SKN vb.
   to be in danger
skyn, skynˀ (sakkīn, sakkīnā) n.f.(/m.)
   knife
skl, sklˀ (sḵa/el, saḵlā) n.m./adj.
   fool, stupid
SKN vb. #2
   C to prepare
skynh, skyntˀ (sakkīnā, sakkīntā) n.f.
   small knife
skl, sklˀ (sḵāl, sḵālā) v.n. #2
   folly
skn n.m.
   governor, majordomo
skynwn n.m.
   medlar
skl n.m. #3
   vizier
skn (sāḵān) adj.
   comprehensive
skynws n.m.
   rush (?); mastic(?)
skl n.m. #4
   understanding, prudence
sknˀ n.m.
   load
skyny (sakkīnāy) adj.
   like a knife
sklˀyt adv.
   foolishly
sknˀyt (sāḵānāˀīṯ) adv.
   finally
skynyy adj.
   Sekenite
sklh, skltˀ n.f.
   sin; folly
[skngbyn] (skangābīn) n.m.
   vinegar and honey mixture
[skyns] n.m.
   mastic-tree
sklw, sklwtˀ (saḵlū, saḵlūṯā) n.f.
   folly
skndry adj.
  
skys syksˀ n.m.
   quarrelsome(?), braggart(?)
sklysṭyq skwlsṭyq, skwlsṭyqˀ (skōlasṭīqā) n.m.
   lawyer
sknh, skntˀ (sakkānā, sakkāntā) n.f.
   danger
skyp n.m.
   afflicted person
sklnw, sklnwtˀ (saḵlānū, saḵlānūṯā) n.f.
   folly
sknh n.m. #2
   a part of an offering

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