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ˀSY
vb.
D to heal | ˀsyn →syn, synˀ
(syān, syānā)
n.m.
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mud, mire |
ˀsy, ˀsyˀ
(ˀāsē, ˀāsyā )
n.m.
physician | ˀsyn
div.
a spirit |
ˀsy
div.
Isis | ˀsynw, ˀsynwtˀ
(ˀasīnū, ˀasīnūṯā)
n.f.
accumulation |
ˀsyˀyt
(ˀāsyāˀīṯ)
adv.
as a physician | ˀsyntˀ →ˀst, ˀstˀ (ˀsyntˀ)
(*ˀĕsett, ˀĕsittā (ˀĕsintā))
n.f.
mortar |
ˀsyˀn →syn, synˀ
(syān, syānā)
n.m.
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mud, mire | ˀsysnˀ →sysn, sysnˀ
(sīsān, sīsānā)
n.m.
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date palm spadix |
[ˀsydˀ]
n.m.
a type of bird | ˀsyp, ˀsypˀ
n.m.
gatherer (??) |
ˀsydy
adj.
Hasidaean | ˀsypˀ →ˀswp, ˀswpˀ
n.m.
vestibule |
ˀsyh, ˀsytˀ
(ˀāsyā, ˀāsīṯā)
n.f.
woman physician | ˀsyptn
div.
a type of demon |
ˀsyw, ˀsywtˀ
(ˀāsyū, ˀāsyūṯā)
n.f.
healing | ˀsyr
(ˀăsīr)
adj.
captured; forbidden |
ˀsywˀ →syw, syyb
(syāw)
adj.
black | ˀsyrh, ˀsyrtˀ →ˀsyr
(ˀăsīr)
adj.
captured; forbidden |
ˀsyṭ →ˀswṭ
(ˀāsōṭ)
adj.
intemperate, profligate | ˀsyrw, ˀsyrwtˀ
(ˀăsīrū, ˀăsīrūṯā)
n.f.
captivity; connection |
ˀsyy
(ˀāsyāy)
adj.
medicinal | ˀsytˀ →ˀst, ˀstˀ (ˀsyntˀ)
(*ˀĕsett, ˀĕsittā (ˀĕsintā))
n.f.
mortar |
ˀsyyn, ˀsyynˀ
n.m.
physician | [ˀsytˁˀ]
div.
Great Isis |
ˀsym, ˀsymˀ
n.m.
granary |
ˀsymw →ˀsmw, ˀsmwtˀ
(ˀăsā/īmū, ˀăsā/īmūṯā)
v.n.C
laying on |
ˀsyn, ˀsynˀ →ˀsyyn, ˀsyynˀ
n.m.
physician |