|
plṭh
n.f.
refuge | [plṭmyrwn, plṭrymwn]
n.m.
coriander (?) | plygh, plygtˀ
(plīḡā, plīḡtā)
v.n.
dividing up |
plṭwn →pyṭlwn
n.m.
gold plating | [plṭnws]
n.m.
plane tree | plygh, plygtˀ
(plīḡā, plīḡtā)
n.f.
#2
leaden vase for cooling water |
plṭwnˀyt
adv.
in a Platonic manner | plṭqṭwrˀ
n.m.pl.
protectors | plygw, plygwtˀ
(plīḡū, plīḡūṯā)
n.f.
division |
[plṭwnyqy, plṭwnyqws]
adj.
Platonist | plṭr →plṭyr, plṭyrˀ
n.m.
shopkeeper | [plygws]
adj.
oblique |
plṭws
n.m.
verbosity | plṭrw, plṭrwtˀ
n.f.
shop (??), palace (??) | plyh →ply, plyyˀ
n.m.
wonder |
plṭwr, plṭwrˀ
n.m.
palace | plṭryn →plṭwryn
n.m.
palace, pretorium | plywn
n.m.
a plant name |
plṭwryn
n.m.
palace, pretorium | PLY
vb.
C to jest at | plyz →*plz, plzˀ
(*plez, plezzā)
n.m.
bronze or brass |
plṭyˀ
(plaṭṭīā)
n.f./m.
open place, plaza | PLY
vb.
#2
to cleanse of lice; to scrutinize | plyḥ
(plīḥ)
adj.
heavily worked on |
plṭyˀ →plṭyn
(palaṭīn)
n.m./f.
palace | PLY
vb.
#3
to split or cut open | plyḥw, plyḥwtˀ
(plīḥū, plīḥūṯā)
n.f.
fabrication |
plṭyˀ
n.m.
#3
traveler | PLY
vb.
#4
to be remote | plyṭ
(pallīṭ)
adj.
fugitive |
[plṭyˀ]
n.m.
#4
political career | ply, plyyˀ
n.m.
wonder | plyṭˀwmnw →pwlyṭˀwmns
n.m.
magistrate |
plṭyh →plṭyˀ
(plaṭṭīā)
n.f./m.
open place, plaza | ply, plyˀ
n.m.
#2
a type of locust | plyṭh, plyṭtˀ
n.f.
remnant |
plṭyn
(palaṭīn)
n.m./f.
palace | plyg →plg, plgˀ
(ple/aḡ, pe/algā)
n.m.
half; waist | plyṭh, plyṭtˀ
(pallīṭā, pallīṭtā)
n.f.
#2
slipping away |
plṭynw
n.pl.
palace servants | plyg
(plīḡ)
adj.
divided | plyṭw, plyṭwtˀ
n.f.
rescue |
plṭyr, plṭyrˀ
n.m.
shopkeeper | plyg
(pallīḡ)
adj.
#2
heretical (?) | plyṭwryn →plṭwryn
n.m.
palace, pretorium |
plṭyr, plṭyrˀ
n.m.
#2
a type of chair (?) | plygˀyt
(plīḡāˀīṯ)
adv.
separately, in parts | Plyṭwryn →plṭwryn
n.m.
palace, pretorium |