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⬅︎nšwmy, nšwmytˀnšr, nšrˀ
nšwmy, nšwmytˀ n.f.
   breath; living soul
nšyy gbr nšy (neššāy) adj.
   womanly
nšn n.m.
   woman, lady
nšwnytˀ (neššōnī, neššōnīṯā) n.f.
   small woman
nšyn ˀnth, ˀnttˀ (ˀa/i(n)tā, ˀa/i(n)təṯā, ˀa(n)təṯā, ˀattā) n.f.
   woman, wife
nšstg (nšaštag) n.m.
   a type of flour
nšwr, nšwrˀ (našwār, našwārā) n.m.
   crumbs
nšyn, nšynˀ n.m. #2
   omission, mistake
NŠˁ vb.
   to rub down
nšḥṭ adj.
   crushed? (wool), finely woven?
nšyp nšyp (nšīp̄) adj.
   pure
NŠP vb.
   to blow
NŠṬ vb. a/u
   to flay
nšyp (nšīp̄) adj.
   pure
NŠP vb. #2
   to pound; move back and forth
nšṭ, nšṭˀ (nšāṭ, nšāṭā) v.n.
   skinning
nšyqh, nšyqtˀ n.f.
   kiss
NŠP vb. #3
   to dine in the evening (??)
NŠY vb.
   to forget
nšyš (naššīš) adj.
   weak
*nšp, nwšpˀ (nušpā) n.m.
   a serpent
nšy NŠB vb. a/u
   to blow
nšyšˀyt (naššīšāˀīṯ) adv.
   listlessly
nšp, nyšpˀ n.m. #2
   fine flour
NŠY vb. #3
   to dislocate the thigh
nšyšw, nšyšwtˀ (naššīšū, naššīšūṯā) n.f.
   weakness
nšp (nšep̄, *nišpā) n.m. #3
   twilight or dawn
nšy gyd, gydˀ (gyāḏ, gyāḏā) n.m.
   sinew, nerve
nšytˀ nšy (neššāy) adj.
   womanly
NŠQ vb. a/a(u)
   to kiss
nšy ˀnš, ˀnšˀ ((ˀĕ)nāš, (ˀĕ)nāšā) n.m.
   person, someone
nšk div.
   Nusku
nšq NŚQ vb.
   to burn
nšy (neššāy) adj.
   womanly
nškh, nšktˀ n.f.
   hall, chamber
nšqˀ n.m.
   worm, maggot
nšy ˀgydh dmmš gyd, gydˀ (gyāḏ, gyāḏā) n.m.
   sinew, nerve
NŠL vb.
   to remove
nšqy, nyšqy n.m.pl.
   slave mark, brand
nšy by, nšy bytˀ n.m.pl.
   household staff
NŠM vb. a/u
   to breathe; relax
NŠR vb.
   to drop off
[nšyb] n.m.
   father-in-law
nšm, nšmˀ (nəšem, nešmā) n.m.
   breathing
nšr, nšrˀ (nšar, nešrā) n.m.
   vulture
nšyg (nšīḡ) adj.
   cloudy
nšmh, nšmtˀ (nešmāh, nšāmtāˀ/nešməṯā) n.f.
   breath; soul
nšr, nšrˀ (nšār, nšārā) v.n. #2
   dripping, running (of the nose)

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