|
rwyn, rwytˀ →rwyh, rwytˀ
n.f.
drunkenness | rwmh, rwmtˀ
n.f.
height, or supremeness | rwmny
(rawmānāy)
adj.
upper |
rwyn, rwynˀ →rˁyn, rˁynˀ
(reˁyān, reˁyānā)
n.m.
thought | rwmḥ, rwmḥˀ
(rŭmaḥ, rumḥā)
n.m./f.
lance, spear | rwmnyh, rwmnytˀ
(*rawmānāyā, rawmānāytā)
n.f.
hill |
rwk →rwb
n.m.
#4
riverside plant growth | rwmy, rwmyˀ
(rōmāy)
adj.
Roman | rwmnysˀ
n.m.
bolt of a door |
rwkb, rwkbˀ
(rukkāḇ, rukkāḇā)
v.n.D
composition | rwmy
n.m.
#2
one on high | rwmˁn, rwmˁnˀ
(rumˁān, rumˁānā)
n.m.
hot ash |
rwkby
(rukkāḇāy)
adj.
compositional | rwmy →rwmy, rwmyˀ
(rōmāy)
adj.
Roman | rwmṣˀ →rmṣ, rmṣˀ
n.m.
rust (??) |
rwkk, rwkkˀ
(rukkāḵ, rukkāḵā)
v.n.D
softening, softness | rwmyˀ
(rumyā)
n.m.
objection; affliction | rwmrm, rwmrmˀ
(rumrām, rumrāmā)
v.n.Q
exaltation |
rwkl, rwklˀ
(rōḵel, rōḵlā)
n.m.
peddler | rwmyw, rwmywtˀ
(rōmāyū, rōmāyūṯā)
n.f.
Roman citizenship | rwmšˀ →rmš, rmšˀ
(rmeš, ra/umšā)
n.m.
evening |
RWM
vb. a(i)/u
to be high | rwmywnˀ →rwmyn, rwmynˀ
(rumyān, rumyānā)
n.m./f.(?)
collected wealth | rwmšyt
adv.
last night |
rwm, rwmˀ
(rawm/rūm, rawmā, rūmā)
n.m.
height | rwmyn, rwmynˀ
(rumyān, rumyānā)
n.m./f.(?)
collected wealth | [[RWN]]
vb.
Gt to take into consideration (doubtful!) |
rwm, rwmˀ
(reumā, rūmā)
n.m.
#2
flow, rheum | rwmm →RWM
vb. a(i)/u
to be high | rwnd →rˀwn, rˀwnd
n.m.
rhubarb |
rwmˀ →rwm, rwmˀ
(reumā, rūmā)
n.m.
#2
flow, rheum | rwmm, rwmmˀ
n.m.
height | [rwndkn]
n.m.
holder of Ervand |
rwmˀ dˀrˁˀ
(rūmā daˀrˁā)
n.m.
bdellium | rwmmh, rwmmtˀ
v.n.Q
lifting up | rwny
div.
a demon in magical texts |
rwmˀy →rwmy, rwmyˀ
(rōmāy)
adj.
Roman | rwmmw, rwmmwtˀ
(rōməmū, rōməmūṯā)
n.f.
sovereignty, majesty | rwnn →RNN
vb. a/
to mumble |
rwmˀyt
(rawmāˀīṯ)
adv.
magnificently | rwmn, rwmnˀ
(rummān, rummānā)
n.m.
pomegranate | rwsbnˀ →rwspnˀ
(ruspānā)
n.m.
a type of decorated wall |
| rwmˀyt → | rwmn dšˁlˀ →rwmn, rwmnˀ
(rummān, rummānā)
n.m.
pomegranate | rwspnˀ
(ruspānā)
n.m.
a type of decorated wall |
[rwmˀsṭy]
adv.
in Latin | rwmnh, rwmntˀ
n.f.
small pomegranate (as bridal symbol) | rwstqˀ →rstqˀ
(ra/ustaq/k, ra/ustqā)
n.m.
district, village |