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gp, gpˀ
(gap̄, ge/appā)
n.m./f.
wing | gpnyw, gpnywtˀ
n.f.
wingedness |
gp, gpˀ
n.m.
#2
tiny cave | gpsyn →gbsyn, gpsyn
n.m.
gypsum, lime |
gp, gpˀ
n.m.
#3
(??) | GPP
vb. a/u
to embrace |
gp, gpˀ
n.m.
#4
a type of implement | gpp →GWP
vb. a/u
to commit adultery |
gp
div.
a genie of the underworld | gpp, gppˀ
(gp̄āp̄, gp̄āp̄ā)
v.n.
buffeting, embracing |
gpˀ dsrpˀ
(geppē dasrāp̄ē)
n.m.
alchemical term | gpp, gppˀ
n.m.
#2
side or back |
gph →gptˀ
(gəp̄ettā)
n.f.
vine | GPR
vb.
to cover with pitch |
[gph]
n.f.
#2
agape | gpr
(geppār)
adj.
with curved claws |
gpwn, gpwnˀ
(gappōn, gappōnā)
n.m.
hut | [gprh]
n.f.
goat |
gpy
n.m.
humpbacked | gpry →gwpry, gwprytˀ
(gūp̄rī, gūp̄rīṯā)
n.f.
sulphur |
gpyp
(gp̄īp̄)
adj.
arched | [gpryšt]
adj.
(flour) of lowest quality |
GPN
vb.
D to work with vines | gpt →GWP
vb. a/u
#2
to pull closed |
gpn, gwpnˀ
(gŭp̄an, gup̄nā)
n.f.
vine | gpt
n.m.
residue of olives after pressing |
gpn
(geppān)
adj.
winged | gptˀ
(gəp̄ettā)
n.f.
vine |
gpnh
n.f.
epithet of Jerusalem |
gpny →gpn
(geppān)
adj.
winged |