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HNY
vb.
to be pleasing, to benefit | hnyn, hnynˀ
(henyān, henyānā)
n.m.
gain, usefulness |
hny →HNY
vb.
to be pleasing, to benefit | hnyn
(he/innēn)
pron.
they (f.); these (f.) |
hny
(hannī)
adj.
useful, pleasing | hnyn
(hānēn)
pron.
#2
those (f.) |
hny
pron.
these, those |
hny
pron.
#2
they (f.) |
hnyˀw, hnyˀwtˀ
(hannīˀū, hannīˀūtā)
n.f.
pleasure |
hnyˀwtnyˀ
(hannīˀūtānāyē)
n.m.pl.
hedonists |
hnyˀyt
(hannyāˀt)
adv.
with pleasure |
hnyh →hnˀh, hnytˀ
n.f.
benefit |
hnywkˀ, ˀnywkˀ
(henyōḵā)
n.m.
charioteer |
hnywkw, hnywkwtˀ
(henyōḵū, henyōḵūṯā)
n.f.
chariot-driving |
[hnywkysˀ]
(henyōḵysē)
n.m.
chariotry |
hnywtˀ →hnyˀw, hnyˀwtˀ
(hannīˀū, hannīˀūtā)
n.f.
pleasure |
hnyyh, hnyytˀ →hnˀh, hnytˀ
n.f.
benefit |
hnyywtˀ →hnyˀw, hnyˀwtˀ
(hannīˀū, hannīˀūtā)
n.f.
pleasure |
hnyyn →hnyn, hnynˀ
(henyān, henyānā)
n.m.
gain, usefulness |