|
PST
vb.
p.p. (? ?) | pˁl, pˁlˀ
(pˁāl, pˁālā)
v.n.
labor, work | pˁrwn, pˁrwnˀ
(peˁrōn, peˁrōnā)
n.m.
small cave |
psth, psttˀ
n.f.
hammer | pˁl, pˁlˀ
(pāˁel, pāˁlā)
n.m.
#2
worker | pˁrmˀ
(pˁermā)
n.m.
plant name (uncertain) |
[pstwryˀ]
n.m.
cakes | pˁlw, pˁlwtˀ
(pāˁlū, pāˁlūṯā)
n.f.
work | pˁrny
(peˁrānāy)
adj.
cavernous |
pstyˀ
n.
covering | PˁM
vb.
to be agitated | [pˁrˁr]
n.m.
a part of a boat |
pstyg →psṭyg
n.m.
a type of flour | Pˁˁ
vb. a/a
to beat with a stick | ppˀ
(pāpā)
n.m.
parrot |
pstyn →pstyˀ
n.
covering | pˁˁ →PˁY
vb.
to bleat, low | ppˀ
n.m.
#2
daddy (or grampa) |
pstyqˀ, psṭyqs, pysṭqws
n.m.
sailor in charge of a ship | pˁˁ, pˁˁˀ
(pˁāˁ, pˁāˁā)
v.n.
beating | ppwny
adj.
a gentilic |
pstq, pstqˀ
(pestaq, pestqā)
n.m.
pistachio | pˁpwˁ
v.n.Q
seeping in | ppwryn →pprwn
(pāpērōn)
n.m.
papyrus reed |
pˁwṭ, pˁwṭˀ
n.m.
young child | pˁps →pˁqs
n.m.
a type of garment | ppyˀ
n.m.
daddy |
pˁwr
div.
(Baal) Peor | PˁPˁ
vb.
to crush; to seep through | ppyrwn →pprwn
(pāpērōn)
n.m.
papyrus reed |
PˁY
vb.
to bleat, low | pˁqs
n.m.
a type of garment | ppl
n.m.
a type of dress (??) |
pˁy, pˁyˀ
(pˁē, peˁyā)
n.m.
bleating | PˁR
vb. a/u
to open the mouth wide | pplywn, pplywnˀ
(pāpelyōn, pāpelyōnā)
n.m.
pavilion |
pˁyh, pˁytˀ
n.f.
quarrelsome woman | pˁr →PˁR
vb. a/u
to open the mouth wide | PPs
(PaPPas)
n.m.
patriarch |
pˁyr
(pˁīr)
adj.
gaping | pˁr, pˁrˀ
(peˁrā)
n.m.
cave | PPP
vb.
D to choose a pope |
pˁyrw, pˁyrwtˀ
(pˁīrū, pˁīrūṯā)
n.f.
opening | pˁr, pˁrˀ
(pāˁrā)
n.m.
#2
plant name | [pprgmnˀ]
n.m.
acts |
PˁL
vb. a/u
to labor | pˁrh, pˁrtˀ
n.f.
cavern | pprwn
(pāpērōn)
n.m.
papyrus reed |