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⬅︎nsy, nsytˀnˁg, nˁgˀ
nsy, nsytˀ n.m. #5
   trial
nsynˀyt (nesyānāˀīṯ) adv.
   in a trying way
nskh n.f. #2
   libation (??)
nsyb, nsybˀ nsyb (nəsīḇ) adj.
   taken away
nsyny adj.
   through experience
NSS vb.
   to be troubled; weak
nsyb (nəsīḇ) adj.
   taken away
nsys n.m.
   vexation
nsˁ NSḤ vb. a(i)/a
   to remove
nsybˀyt (nəsīḇāˀīṯ) adv.
   feignedly
nsys (nsīs) adj.
   vexed; frail
NSˁ vb. #2
   to travel, to move
nsybh, nsybtˀ (nəsīḇā, nəsīḇtā) n.f.
   free-will offering
nsysˀyt (nsīsāˀīṯ) adv.
   weakly
nsq SLQ vb. e/a
   to go up
nsybw, nsybwtˀ (nəsīḇū, nəsīḇūṯā) n.f.
   acceptance
nsysw, nsyswtˀ (nsīsū, nsīsūṯā) n.f.
   infirmity
NSR vb. a/u
   to saw
nsyg n.m.
   weaving
nsyr, nsyrˀ (nsīr, nsīrā) n.m.
   prism; saw
nsr, nsrˀ (nsār, nsārā) v.n.
   sawing; saw
nsywbw nsywby n.f.
   whey
NSK vb. /u
   to weave
nsr, nsrˀ (nsar, nisrā) n.m. #2
   plank, s.t. sawed
nsywby n.f.
   whey
NSK vb. a/u #2
   to pour out, libate
nsrh, nsrtˀ (nɘsārā, nɘsārtā) n.f.
   sawdust
nsywṭy adj.
   Nasiotite
NSK vb. #3
   to copy out
[nsrwk] div.
   Nisrok
nsywn, nsywnˀ (nesyōn, nesyōnā) n.m.
   temptation
nsk, nskˀ (nsāḵ, nsāḵā) v.n.
   libation, pouring out
nˁ, nˁˀ (nāˁā) n.m.
   breast
nsyk, nsykˀ (nsīḵ, nsīḵā) n.m.
   cast image
nsk, nskˀ (nāseḵ, nāsḵā) n.m. #2
   fountain
nˁb, nˁbˀ (naˁbā) n.m.
   a type of crow
[nsyk] n.m. #2
   prince
[nsk] (nesek) n.m. #3
   part of the Avesta
nˁby (naˁbāy) adj.
   corvine
nsyk adj.
   flowing, fluid
nsk, nskˀ nsk, nskˀ (nsāḵ, nsāḵā) v.n.
   libation, pouring out
nˁbṣ n.m.
   small stone vessel for ointments/liquids
nsyn, nsynˀ (nesyān, nesyānā) n.m.
   trial, test, experiment
nsk, nskˀ (nassāḵ, nassāḵā) n.m. #5
   one who copies manuscripts
NˁG vb. a/u
   to seize, drag
nsyn adj.
   on credit
nskh, nsktˀ (neskā, neskṯā) n.f.
   casting metal
nˁg, nˁgˀ (nˁāḡ, nˁāḡā) v.n.
   dragging

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