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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 Lexeme = حجر

Order: Greek Lexeme | Arabic Lexeme | Source

λίθος | حجر (Alex. An. mant. [Vis.])
λίθος | حجر (Alex. An. mant. [Vis.])
λίθος | حجر (Alex. An. mant. [Vis.])
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Eth. Nic.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Gener. anim.)
λίθινος | حجر (Arist. Gener. anim.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Metaph.)
λίθινος | حجري (Arist. Metaph.)
λίθινος | حجر (Arist. Meteor.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Phys.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Rhet.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Rhet.)
λᾶας | حجر (Arist. Rhet.)
λίθος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθινος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθινος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθινος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθινος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
κόλπος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
κόλπος | حجر (Artem. Onirocr.)
λίθος | حجر (Hippocr. Aer.)
λίθος | حجر (Hippocr. Genit.; Nat. puer.)
πῶρος | حجر (Hippocr. Nat. hom.)
λίθος | حجر (Hippocr. Superf.)
λίθος | حجر (Ps.-Plut. Placita)
λίθος | حجر (Ps.-Plut. Placita)
λίθος | حجر (Ps.-Plut. Placita)
κισηρώδης | حجر (Ps.-Plut. Placita)
λίθος | حجري (Ps.-Plut. Placita)
λιθος | حجر (Them. In De an.)
λιθος | حجر (Them. In De an.)
λιθος | حجر (Them. In De an.)
λιθινος | حجر (Them. In De an.)
λιθιάω | حجر (Hippocr. Aer.)
λιθιάω | حجر (Hippocr. Aer.)
| حجر (Hippocr. Humor.)
λίθινος | حجر (Arist. Gener. anim.)
λιθόω | حجر (Arist. Gener. anim.)
λιθώδης | حجر (Arist. Gener. anim.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Phys.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. An. post.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. An. post.)
λιθοβόλος | حجر (Erat. Cub. dupl.)
λίθος | حجر (Diosc. Mat. med.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Meteor.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Meteor.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Cael.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Cael.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Cael.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Cael.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Cael.)
λίθος | حجر (Arist. Cael.)

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Entering Diacritics and Vowels: Note that Greek diacritics are selected before the base letter, while Arabic vowels are selected after the consonant letter.

Greek Diacritics: If no diacritics are applied, the research covers any combination. A research for η* would also return words starting with ἠ, ἦ or ἥ.

Arabic Vowels: Vowels are treated as indistinct elements. A research for سبب would also return سَبَبٌ, and vice versa.

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

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