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sphydn →sphdwn
n.m.pl.
generals | spwqlṭr →ˀspwqlṭr
(ˀespuqlāṭar, ˀespuqlāṭrā)
n.m.
lictor, executioner | spyl, spylˀ/sˀpylˀ
(sappīl, sappīlā)
n.f.
sapphire |
[sphkwlˀṭwrˀ]
(spehkūlaˀṭōraˀ)
n.m.
guard, soldier assigned to executions | spḥ →spḥyn
n.m.pl.
aftergrowth | spyn, spynˀ
(sep̄yānā)
n.m.
blowing chaff |
sphqly
(spehqlī)
n.f.
dregs of wine | spḥyn
n.m.pl.
aftergrowth | spyn, spynˀ →ˀspnˀ
(ˀespēnā)
n.m.
wedge |
spwg
n.m.
sponge | SPṬ
vb.
D to slice open flesh | spynh, spyntˀ
(sp̄īnā, sp̄īntā/ sp̄īttā)
n.f.
ship |
spwd
(sāp̄ōḏ, sāp̄ōḏā)
nom.ag.
timid, fearful | SPṬ
vb.
#2
to be fettered | spynyh, spynytˀ
(sp̄īnāyā, sp̄īnāytā)
n.f.
name of a root |
spwdw
n.f.
earnest efforts | spṭ, spṭˀ
(sapṭā)
n.m.
basket | spyntwny, spyntwnytˀ
(sp̄īttōnī, sp̄īttōnīṯā)
n.f.
little ship |
spwdn, spwdnˀ
n.m.
covering with hair on both sides | spṭ
n.m.
#2
incision | spys →sbys
(sḇīs)
adj.
crowded |
spwwh →sph, sptˀ
(səp̄ā, sep̄ṯā)
n.f.
lip | SPY
vb.
to heap up | spysˀyt
adv.
boldly, rashly |
spwwn, spwwnˀ
n.m.
unexpected end (??) | SPY
vb.
#2
to feed | spysṭws →swpysṭ, sqpysṭˀ, swpysṭys
(sōpīsṭ, sōpīsṭā)
n.m.
sophist |
spwn →spn, spnˀ
(sappān, sappānā)
n.m.
sailor | SPY
vb.
#3
Gt to be afraid | spyp
(sappīp̄)
adj.
burning |
[spwn]
adj.
agreed | spy →SPY
vb.
to heap up | spypˀyt
adv.
boldly, rashly |
spwnˀ →ṣpwn, ṣpwnˀ
(ṣippūn, ṣippūnā)
n.m.
north | spy
n.f.
row of stones | spypw, spypwtˀ
(sappīp̄ū, sappīp̄ūṯā)
n.f.
folly |
spwnrˀ
n.m.
soapwort | spy, spyˀ
(sepyā)
n.m.
#3
medical powder | spyq, spyqˀ
n.m.
opportunity |
spwsq, spwsqˀ
n.m.
bran | spyd, spydˀ
n.m.
eulogizing or lamenting | spyq
(sp̄īq)
adj.
empty; enough |
spwqh, spwqtˀ
n.f.
drain (??) | spydg →ˀspydkˀ
n.m.
white lead | spyq →spyq
(sp̄īq)
adj.
empty; enough |
spwqy, spwqyˀ
(sp̄ūqē, sp̄ūqyā)
n.m.
emptiness | spydkˀ →ˀspydkˀ
n.m.
white lead | spyqˀyt
(sp̄īqāˀīṯ)
adv.
empty handed; sufficiently |