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m_ p03 = m_ p --> mn p
mn (men) prep. from
In Jewish texts also מין and [as in Hebrew] מִ ; w. pron. suffixes: מִינִּי etc.

  1 from Com. --(a) direction Com. (a.1) place Com. (a.2) person Com. (a.3) as first element of compound prepositions and adverbs indicating the origin of directional movement Com. --(b) origin Com. (b.1) place Com. 1 with words indicating location : e.g. מימין : on the right Com. (b.2) person Com. (b.3) material Com. (b.4) time Com. 1 conj.: since, after : see s.v. mn conj. Com. (b.5) as first element of compound prepositions and adverbs indicating the origin of movement through time Com. (b.6) as the second element of compound prepositions indicating relative location Com.
  2 partitive Com. --(a) indicating a fractional part Syr. (a.1) as a pseudo-substantive : some of Syr.
  3 indicating the agent BA-Ez, Syr.
  4 indicating the cause Com. --(a) conj : because : see s.v. mn conj. .
  5 comparative Com.
  6 : other verbal complements Com.
  7 between repeated absolutes: distributive Syr.
  8 : multiplicative Jud.
  9 : on the side of, with Syr, Man. --(a) as the first element of compound adverbs of manner Com. (a.1) mnh wbh, mnh wlh : of itself, by itself Syr, JBA. --(b) as an emphasizing first element of compound prepositions, conjunctions Com.
  10 : reflexive Syr.

nymws noun pl. construct= nymws N --> nmws N
nmws, nmwsˀ (nāmōs [nēmōs, nōmōs], nāmōsā, etc.̣) n.m. law; custom
JPA, LJLA נימוס, נומוס; Syr. ܢܵܡܘܿܣܵܐ ; CPA ܢܝܡܘܣ. In the JPA primary text pYadin17.42 we find נמוש, to be understood as a writing for śin, but probably a hyper-correction (and see cited Nabataean metathesized spelling נשומה).

  1 law Palm, Jud, JLAtg, Gal, PTA, CPA, Syr, Man, LJLA. --(a) adv according to law Syr. --(b) The Law, i.e., the Torah Syr.
  2 custom, practice Nab, JLAtg, Gal, Syr, Man, LJLA. --(a) ܕܢܫ̈ܐ : practice during menstruation Syr. --(b) specifically: pagan practice Man.
  3 a traditional political division of ancient Egypt Syr.
  4 sense (?) Man.