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⬅︎[pṭryˀ]pyws
[pṭryˀ] n.f.
   phratry
PṬRP vb.
   Qt to be made administrator
[pygm, pygmˀ] n.m.
   scaffold
[pṭryq] n.m.
   patrician
pṭš, pṭšˀ (peṭšā) n.m.
   leg or foot wrappings
pygm pgn, pgnˀ (peggān, peggānā) n.m. #2
   rue
pṭryqw [pṭryq] n.m.
   patrician
pṭš (pṭeš) adj.
   flat-nosed
pygnˀ pgn, pgnˀ n.m.
   commoner
pṭryqy [pṭryq] n.m.
   patrician
py, pˀ () n.f.
   the letter
pygnˀ pgn, pgnˀ n.m.
   commoner
pṭryqyw, pṭryqywtˀ (paṭrīqāyū, paṭrīqāyūṯā) n.f.
   patricianate
pyˀ n.m.
   (??)
pydgwg pdgwg, pdgwgˀ (pe/ĕda/āgōg, pe/ĕda/āgōgā) n.m.
   pedagogue
pṭryqyws [pṭryq] n.m.
   patrician
[pyˀlwmnṭyˀ] n.f.
   divination from saucer
pydgwgh, pydgwgtˀ pdgwgh, pdgwgtˀ n.f.
   nurse, teacher (f.)
pṭryqys [pṭryq] n.m.
   patrician
pyˀly pyly, pylytˀ (p/fīalē) n.f. #2
   flat bowl
pydytˀ pdyn, pdytˀ (peḏyān, peḏyāṯā) n.f.pl.
   sleeves
pṭryrk/pṭryrkws, pṭryrkˀ (paṭrīarkā) n.m.
   patriarch
pyˀlyn pyly n.f.
   city gate
[pyhryˀwn] n.m.
   censer area of a church
Pṭryrkˀ pṭryrk/pṭryrkws, pṭryrkˀ (paṭrīarkā) n.m.
   patriarch
pybl, pyblˀ (pīblā) n.m.
   fibula
pywḥ (payyūḥ) adj.
   airy
pṭryrkw, pṭryrkwtˀ (paṭrīarkū, paṭrīarkūṯā) n.f.
   patriarchate
pyg, pygˀ (paygā) n.m.
   foot-soldier
pywḥw, pywḥwtˀ (payyūḥū, payyūḥūṯā) n.f.
   breathability
pṭryrkw pṭryrk/pṭryrkws, pṭryrkˀ (paṭrīarkā) n.m.
   patriarch
pygˀnˀ pgn, pgnˀ n.m.
   commoner
pywṭ, pywṭˀ n.m.
   piyyut
pṭryrky (paṭrīarkāy) adj.
   patriarchal
[pygghˀ] (paygāghē) n.m.pl.
   foot-soldiers (??)
pywṭˀyt adv.
   feignedly
pṭryrkywn (paṭrīarkīwān) adj.
   patriarchal
pygwg, pygwgˀ v.n.Q
   consolation
pywṭṭ, pywṭṭˀ n.m.
   quality
pṭryrkys n.m.
   patriarchies
pygwn pgn, pgnˀ n.m.
   commoner
pywnṭyyh n.f.
   (unclear: San30c)
pṭryrkys pṭryrk/pṭryrkws, pṭryrkˀ (paṭrīarkā) n.m.
   patriarch
pygy n.f.
   fountain
pywnks [pnyks] n.m.
   phoenix
PṬRK vb.
   to make patriarch
pygy, pygyˀ (paygāyā) n.m. #2
   lictor (?)
pyws (piyyūs, piyyūsā) v.n.D
   appeasement

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