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⬅︎nsy[nsrwk]
NSY vb.
   to lift up, take away
nsywn, nsywnˀ (nesyōn, nesyōnā) n.m.
   temptation
nsk, nskˀ (nsāḵ, nsāḵā) v.n.
   libation, pouring out
NSY vb. #2
   to test; to tempt
nsyk, nsykˀ (nsīḵ, nsīḵā) n.m.
   cast image
nsk, nskˀ (nāseḵ, nāsḵā) n.m. #2
   fountain
nsy, nsyˀ (nesyā) n.m.
   credit
[nsyk] n.m. #2
   prince
[nsk] (nesek) n.m. #3
   part of the Avesta
nsy/nśyˀ, nsyˀ/nśyˀh n.m. #2
   Nasi, leader of the community
nsyk adj.
   flowing, fluid
nsk, nskˀ nsk, nskˀ (nsāḵ, nsāḵā) v.n.
   libation, pouring out
nsy n.m. #3
   sciatic region
nsyn, nsynˀ (nesyān, nesyānā) n.m.
   trial, test, experiment
nsk, nskˀ (nassāḵ, nassāḵā) n.m. #5
   one who copies manuscripts
nsy, nsyˀ (nsāy, nsāyā) v.n. #4
   temptation
nsyn adj.
   on credit
nskh, nsktˀ (neskā, neskṯā) n.f.
   casting metal
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

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