"πŽ“πŽ˜πŽšπŽ—πŽš" meaning in All languages combined

See πŽ“πŽ˜πŽšπŽ—πŽš on Wiktionary

Proper name [Ugaritic]

Forms: ΚΏαΉ―trt [romanization]
Head templates: {{head|uga|proper noun|sc=Ugar|tr=ΚΏαΉ―trt}} πŽ“πŽ˜πŽšπŽ—πŽš β€’ (ΚΏαΉ―trt)
  1. Astarte/Ashtaroth, a goddess of love and war
    Sense id: en-πŽ“πŽ˜πŽšπŽ—πŽš-uga-name-DiR-vufF Categories (other): Ugaritic entries with incorrect language header, Ugaritic terms with redundant script codes, Ugaritic terms with redundant transliterations

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    }
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      ]
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  "word": "πŽ“πŽ˜πŽšπŽ—πŽš"
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          "Ashtaroth"
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  "word": "πŽ“πŽ˜πŽšπŽ—πŽš"
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