|
try →tryn
(trēn, (f.) tartēn)
num.
two | tryn, trynˀ
(teryān, teryānā)
n.m.
juice | trysr →try ˁsr, trty ˁsry
(m. təre(n)ˁsar, f. tartaˁesrē)
num.
twelve |
try ˁśr →try ˁsr, trty ˁsry
(m. təre(n)ˁsar, f. tartaˁesrē)
num.
twelve | tryn
(trayyān)
adj.
second | trysry
adj.
twelfth |
[tryˀ]
(teryā)
num.
(Greek) three | tryn
(trēn, (f.) tartēn)
num.
two | tryˁ
(triˁ, triˁā)
n.m.
breach |
[trydwn]
n.m.
triodion | tryn bšbˀ, tryn bšbtˀ
(trēn bšabbā, trēn bšabbəṯā)
n.m.
Monday | tryˁ
(triˁ)
adj.
breached |
trywn, trywnˀ
n.m.
piece of bread soaked in water | tryn bšbbˀ →tryn bšbˀ, tryn bšbtˀ
(trēn bšabbā, trēn bšabbəṯā)
n.m.
Monday | tryˁw, tryˁwtˀ
(trīˁū, trīˁūṯā)
n.f.
being breached |
tryz
(tarrīz)
adj.
satiated | try ˁsr, trty ˁsry
(m. təre(n)ˁsar, f. tartaˁesrē)
num.
twelve | tryˁsr →try ˁsr, trty ˁsry
(m. təre(n)ˁsar, f. tartaˁesrē)
num.
twelve |
tryzw, tryzwtˀ
n.f.
being stuffed to bursting | tryn ˁsr →try ˁsr, trty ˁsry
(m. təre(n)ˁsar, f. tartaˁesrē)
num.
twelve | tryˁsrtˀ
n.f.
the Twelve |
tryy
adj.
dual (in compounds) | tryn ˁśr →try ˁsr, trty ˁsry
(m. təre(n)ˁsar, f. tartaˁesrē)
num.
twelve | tryp
(trīp̄)
adj.
destructible |
tryy ymynˀ
(trayāy yamīnā)
adj.
weak in the right hand | trynˀyt
(trāyānāˀīṯ)
adv.
in a dual manner; secondly | trypw, trypwtˀ
(trīp̄ū, trīp̄ūṯā)
n.f.
ruin |
tryy kynˀ
(trayāy kyānē)
n.m.
dyophysite | trynw, trynwtˀ
(trayyānū, trayyānūṯā)
n.f.
duality | tryṣ →trys
n.m.
shield |
tryyh
n.f.
Monday | tryny, trynytˀ
(trayyānī, trayyānīṯā)
n.f.
second | tryṣ
(trīṣ)
adj.
erect; correct |
tryyy ˀytyˀ/ˀytynˀ
(trayāyay ˀīṯyē/ˀīṯyānē)
n.f.
dualists | tryny
(trayyānāy)
adj.
dual | tryṣˀyt
adv.
directly |
tryyn →tryn
(trēn, (f.) tartēn)
num.
two | trynyw, trynywtˀ
(taryānāyū, taryānāyūṯā)
n.f.
double portion | tryṣw, tryṣwtˀ
(trīṣū, trīṣūṯā)
n.f.
correct direction |
trykw, trykwtˀ
(trīḵū, trīḵūṯā)
n.f.
driving out | trys
n.m.
shield | tryṣyt →tryṣˀyt
adv.
directly |
[tryk]
n.m.
colophon | trysyry →trysry
adj.
twelfth | tryṣt
adv.
uprightly |
[trymn]
n.m.
eupatorium | [trysqyˀ]
n.f.
religion | tryqˀ
(teryaqqē)
n.m.
antidote, remedy |