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⬅︎rhybrwddˀp, rddwdpnˀ
rhyb (rhīḇ) adj.
   disturbed
rhl, rhlˀ (rhel, rehlā) n.m.
   pus
rwby rby, rbyˀ (rāḇē, rāḇyā; rḇē, riḇyā) n.m. #3
   young man
rhyb (rhīḇ) adj. #2
   frightening
rhln (rehlān) adj.
   purulent
rwbyˀ n.m.
   a type of legume
rhybˀyt (rhīḇāˀīṯ) adv.
   in haste
RHN vb.
   to give as a pledge
rwbyˀ rwbˁ, rwbˁˀ (rŭbaˁ, ruḇˁā) n.m.
   quarter
rhybˀyt (rhīḇāˀīṯ) adv. #2
   in a frightened manner
rhn n.m.
   pledge
rwbl, rwblˀ (rubbāl, rubbālā) v.n.D
   swelling, tumor
rhybw, rhybwtˀ (rhīḇū, rhīḇūṯā) n.f.
   fear
rw ryw, rywˀ (rēw, rēwā) n.f.
   countenance
rwbˁ, rwbˁˀ (rŭbaˁ, ruḇˁā) n.m.
   quarter
rhyṭ n.m.
   beam or rafter
RWB vb. a/i
   to quarrel; to complain aloud
rwbṣ, rwbṣˀ (rubbāṣ, rubbāṣā) v.n.D
   constricting, making harsh
rhyṭ (rhīṭ) adj.
   hastening
rwb, rwbˀ (roḇ, rubbā) n.m.
   large number
rwgˀ (rōgā) n.m.
   wages
rhyṭh v.n.
   running
rwb, rwbˀ (*rōḇ, rawbā) n.m. #2
   tumult
rwgz rgwz, rwgzˀ (rŭḡoz, ruḡzā) n.m.
   wrath
rhyṭwr, rhyṭrˀ (rhēyṭrā) n.m.
   orator
rwb, rwbˀ (rubbā) n.m. #3
   juice
rwgzh n.f.
   wrath
[rhyṭwrysˀ] (rhēyṭwrīseˀ) n.m.
   oration
rwb n.m. #4
   riverside plant growth
rwgzn (ruḡzān) adj.
   quarrelsome
rhyṭrˀyt adv.
   eloquently
rwb rb (raḇ, rabbā) adj.
   great, big
rwgzny rwgzn (ruḡzān) adj.
   quarrelsome
rhyṭrw, rhyṭrwtˀ, rhṭrwtˀ (rhēṭrū, rhēṭrūṯā) n.f.
   rhetoric
rwbd, rwbdˀ n.m.
   pavement
rwglˀy adj.
   by foot
rhyṭry, rhyṭryˀ (rhēṭrīaˀ) n.m.
   rhetoric
rwbh n.f.
   a greater thing
rwgly rgly, rglyˀ (reḡlāy, reḡlāyā) n.m.
   foot-soldier
rhyṭry (rhēyṭrāy) adj.
   rhetorical
[rwbhn, rwbhnˀ] (ruḇhānā) n.m.
   fox
rwgrg, rwgrgˀ (ruḡrāḡ, ruḡrāḡā) v.n.Q
   joy
rhyṭryw, rhyṭrywtˀ (rhēṭrāyū, rhēṭrāyūṯā) n.f.
   rhetoric
rwby, rwbyˀ (rubbāy, rubbāyā) v.n.D
   education
rwd, rwdˀ n.m.
   a type of myrtle
RHL vb.
   C to rot
rwby, rwbyˀ n.m. #2
   greatness
rwddˀp, rddwdpnˀ n.m.
   oleander

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