|
dyr →DWR
vb.
#4
D to make an enclosure | dyrywn, dyrywnˀ
(dayyrāyōn, dayyrāyōnā)
n.m.
monk |
dyr, dyrˀ
(dēr, day/ērā)
n.m./f.
dwelling; monastery | dyryn
n.m.
(??) |
dyr, dyrˀ
(dayyār, dayyārā)
n.m./adj.
#2
inhabitant | [dyryn, dyryˀ]
(dīarīn)
n.m.
#2
stipend |
dyr →zyr, zyrˀ
(zī/ēr, zīrā)
n.m.
ornamental ring | dyrkwnˀ →drykwn, drykwnˀ
n.m.
daric |
dyr →ˀdywrˀ
n.m.
assistant | [dyrmnwṭˀ]
n.m.
interpreter |
[dyrˀh]
n.f.
a plant (??) |
dyrˀyt
adv.
in a monastic way |
dyrdˀ
(dīrdā)
n.m.
wooden bed |
dyrh →drh, drtˀ
(dārā, dārtā)
n.f.
court, courtyard; dwelling |
dyrh, dyrtˀ
(dīrā, dīrtā)
n.f.
#2
dwelling; sheepfold |
dyrw →dyrh, dyrtˀ
(dīrā, dīrtā)
n.f.
#2
dwelling; sheepfold |
dyrwny, dyrwnytˀ
(dayyrōni, dayyrōniṯā)
n.f.
small monastery |
dyrwsytˀ
(dayyrōsyātā)
n.f.pl.
small sheepfolds |
dyry, dyryˀ
(dayyrāy, dayyrāyā)
n.m.
cenobite, monk |
dyryˀ →dyryn
n.m.
(??) |
dyryw, dyrywtˀ
(dayyrāyū, dayyrāyūṯā)
n.f.
monastic life |