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Source		Aelian. Tact. Alex. An. mant. [Lib. arb.] Alex. An. mant. [Vis.] Alex. qu. I 11a [Univ.] Alex. qu. I 2 [Color] Alex. qu. I 24 [Mat.] Alex. qu. I 5 [Auct.] Alex. qu. II 11 [Gener.] Alex. qu. II 19 [Mundi ord.] Alex. qu. III 3 [Sens.] Arist. An. post. Arist. An. pr. Arist. Cael. Arist. Cat. Arist. De an. Arist. Eth. Nic. Arist. Gener. anim. Arist. Hist. anim. Arist. Int. Arist. Mag. mor. Arist. Metaph. Arist. Meteor. Arist. Part. anim. Arist. Phys. Arist. Poet. Arist. Rhet. Arist. Soph. el. Arist. Testamentum Arist. Top. Aristotle (as reference) Artem. Onirocr. De causis Diosc. Mat. med. Erat. Cub. dupl. Eucl. El. Galen Alim. Fac. Galen An. virt. Galen Anat. admin. Galen Elem. Galen In De off. med. Galen Med. phil. Galen Nerv. diss. Galen Simpl. medic. Galen Ther. Pis. Hippocr. Aer. Hippocr. Alim. Hippocr. Aphor. Hippocr. Diaet. acut. Hippocr. Genit.; Nat. puer. Hippocr. Humor. Hippocr. Nat. hom. Hippocr. Nat. puer. : v. Hippocr. Genit. Hippocr. Off. med. Hippocr. Progn. Hippocr. Superf. Hyps. Anaph. Men. Mon. Nicom. Arithm. Philop. In De an. Philum. Plato (as reference) Plot. Porph. Isag. Proclus El. theol. Ps.-Arist. Div. Ps.-Arist. Mund. Ps.-Arist. Probl. phys. Theologia Aristotelis Ps.-Arist. Virt. Ps.-Plut. Placita Ptol. Hypoth. Rufus Ict. Them. In De an. Theol. Arist. Theophrastus De principiis Galen De locis affectis Ptol. Synt. math. Galen Nat. fac. Galen Ars Medica Galen Diff. febr. (select at least one source, or none to choose all)
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Arabic Root / Stem		Stem
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1st Arabic Root = m
2nd Arabic Root = d
3rd Arabic Root = ḥ

Order: Greek Lexeme | Arabic Lexeme | Source

ἐπαινέω | مديح (Alex. An. mant. [Lib. arb.])
επαινεω | مدح (Alex. qu. I 11a [Univ.])
ἐπαινετός | ممدوح (Arist. Eth. Nic.)
τραγῳδία | مديح (Arist. Poet.)
τραγῳδία | مديح (Arist. Poet.)
ὕμνος | مديح (Arist. Poet.)
ἐγκώμιον | مادح (Ps.-Arist. Div.)
ἐγκώμιον | مدح (Ps.-Arist. Div.)
ἐπαινετός | مدح (Ps.-Arist. Div.)
ἐπαινετός | ممدوح (Ps.-Arist. Virt.)
ἐπαινετός | ممدوح (Ps.-Arist. Virt.)
ἐπαινετός | ممدوح (Ps.-Arist. Virt.)
ἐπαινετός | ممدوح (Ps.-Arist. Virt.)
εὐδοξία | مدح (Ps.-Arist. Div.)
| مديح (Artem. Onirocr.)
| مدح (Artem. Onirocr.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Artem. Onirocr.)
εὐδοκιμέω | مدح (Artem. Onirocr.)
εὐφυμέω | مدح (Artem. Onirocr.)
ἐπίδοξος | مدح (Artem. Onirocr.)
εὔκλεια | مديح (Artem. Onirocr.)
σεμνύνω | مدح (Artem. Onirocr.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Galen An. virt.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Galen An. virt.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Galen An. virt.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Galen An. virt.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Galen An. virt.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Galen An. virt.)
ἔπαινος | مدحة (Galen An. virt.)
δοξάζω | مديح (Galen An. virt.)
δόξα | مديح (Galen An. virt.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Galen Med. phil.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Hippocr. Diaet. acut.)
ἐπαινέτης | مدح (Hippocr. Diaet. acut.)
| مديح (Artem. Onirocr.)
ἐπαινέω | مديح (Ps.-Arist. Virt.)
σπουδαῖος | ممدوح (Ps.-Arist. Virt.)
ἐπαινετός | مدحة (Ps.-Arist. Div.)
αἱρετός | ممدوح (Ps.-Arist. Virt.)
εὐφυμέω | مدح (Artem. Onirocr.)
ἐνδόξως | مديح (Artem. Onirocr.)
τραγῳδία | مديح (Arist. Poet.)
τραγῳδία | مديح (Arist. Poet.)
τραγῳδία | مديح (Arist. Poet.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Arist. Eth. Nic.)
ἐπαινετός | ممْدُوح (Arist. Eth. Nic.)
ἔπαινος | مدْح (Arist. Eth. Nic.)
ἐπαινέω | مدح (Plot.)

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Arabic Roots: Roots are recorded in Latin transcription. Diacritics are always distinctive, as each symbol corresponds to one arabic letter.

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