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[pyrwzˀnwš]
n.m.
a medicine | pyryyˀ →pry, pryˀ
(prē, peryā)
n.m.
fruit; progeny | pytwl, pytwlˀ
(pittūl, pittūlā)
v.n.D
perversity |
[pyrwzg]
(pīrūzag)
n.m.
a precious gem | pyrypṭwn →[prpṭn, p)ryp)Tws]
adj.
peripatetic; walkway | [pytwn]
n.m.
pine |
pyrwḥ
n.m.
something driven by the wind | pyrmˀ
(pīrmā)
n.m.
incense pan | pytwn →ptn, ptnˀ
(pṯan, pi/aṯnā)
n.m.
a poisonous snake |
pyrwkn, pyrwkyyn
n.f.pl.
freshly crushed grain | pyrmwnrˀ →prmwnr, prmwnrˀ, plmwnrˀ
(paramōnār, paramōnārā)
n.m.
guard of church | pytwny, pytwnyˀ →prtwny
adj.
Parthian, i.e. nobleman |
pyrwsh, pyrwstˀ
n.f.
covering | pyrny
(pēˀrānāy)
adj.
of or pertaining to fruit | pytwt →ptyt, ptytˀ
n.m.
crumb |
pyrwˁ
v.n.D
wildness, disarray (of one's hair) | pyrs →prs, prsˀ
(prās, prāsā)
v.n.
spreading, covering | pytq →pṭq, pṭqˀ
(*peṭṭaq, peṭqā)
n.m.
#2
writing tablet, memorandum |
pyrwṣyn →byrwṣyn
n.m.
a precious stone | pyrprwn →pwrpwr, pwrpwrˀ
(purpūr, purpūrā)
n.m.
purple | [pytr, pytrˀ]
n.m.
a small vessel for liquids |
pyrwq →prwq, prwqˀ
(pārōq, pārōqā)
nom.ag.
savior | pyrqh →prq, prqˀ
(preq, perqā)
n.m.
segment, separation | pk, pkˀ
(paḵ, pakkā)
n.m.
cheek; blow |
pyrwq, pyrwqˀ
(pērūq, pērūqā)
v.n.D
#2
solution | [pyšwn, pyšwnˀ]
n.m.
garden pea | PKH
vb. a/a
to be tasteless; D to dull |
pyrwryn →prwr, prwrˀ
(prōr, prōrā)
n.m.
mush; glue | pyšwn
n.m.
#2
The Pishon | pkh, pktˀ
(pakkā, pakkṯā)
n.f.
handle of chisel |
pyrwš, pyrwšˀ
(pērūš, pērūšā)
v.n.D
detailed expression | PYŠL
vb.
Qt to grieve | pkh
adj.
foolish |
pyrwšh, pyrwštˀ
n.f.
scriptural pericope | [pyšspg]
(pīšaspā/ayg)
n.m.
horseback vanguard | pkhw, pkhwtˀ
n.f.
foolishness |
pyrṭh →prṭh, prṭtˀ
n.f.
seed, kernel | pyšspyg →[pyšspg]
(pīšaspā/ayg)
n.m.
horseback vanguard | pkwr
(pāḵōr, pāḵōrā)
n.m.
destroyer |
pyry
(pērāy)
adj.
fruit-bearing | pyšpwš
(pišpūš, pišpūšā)
v.n.Q
search, investigation | PKḤ
vb.
to fade |
pyrywṭˀ →pyṭyrˀ
(piṭyārā)
n.m.
enemy, or a type of demon | pyth →pth, pttˀ
(*pettā, pettəṯā)
n.f.
piece of bread | pkḥw, pkḥwtˀ
n.f.
faded state |
pyrywm
n.m.
bridal litter | pytwḥ →ptwḥ
(pittūḥ)
v.n.D
ornamental work; opening | pkyh
(pakkīh)
adj.
insipid; foolish |