س-ك-ر (s-k-r)

→ “inebriated”, “so drunk”, “state of strange stupor”

epistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §105: سکرgleaningsGWB §528: سکر: so drunkepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §102: سکر: inebriatedepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §129: سکر: state of strange stupor

→ “inebriated”, “inebriating effect”, “with”

prayers-and-meditationsP&M §359: سُكْرُ: inebriatedgleaningsGWB §65: سُكْرُ: inebriating effectprayers-and-meditationsP&M §535: سُكْرُ: with

→ “eyes have stared”, “drunken”

gleaningsGWB §75: سُكِّرَت: all eyes have staredgleaningsGWB §84: سُكِّرَت: Drunken

→ “drunkenness”

gleaningsGWB §55: سُكْرِfire-tabletFire §21: سُكْرِ: drunkenness

→ “burneth continually”, “inebriated”

prayers-and-meditationsP&M §718: وَسُكْرُ: burneth continuallyprayers-and-meditationsP&M §726: وَسُكْرُ: inebriated

→ “drunkenness”

gleaningsGWB §77: السّكر: in their drunkenness

→ “drunkenness”

prayers-and-meditationsP&M §487: السُّكرَ: drunkenness

→ (no aligned translation)

prayers-and-meditationsP&M §720: تُسَكِّرُ

→ “drunkenness”

gleaningsGWB §278: سكر: the drunkenness

→ “are drunken”

gleaningsGWB §77: سكرت: are drunken

→ “agonies of death”

fire-tabletFire §19: سَكَرَاتُ: agonies of death

→ “inebriated”

prayers-and-meditationsP&M §17: سَكِرُوا: inebriated

→ “drunken”

gleaningsGWB §87: سُكَارَى: drunken