/janˈʃuf/
מקורProbably from the יַקְטוּל of the verb נָשַׁף (nasháf), after bird's calls. Alternatively from the related נֶשֶׁף (néshef, “dusk”). Compare תִּנְשֶׁמֶת. Probably cognate with Akkadian enšūpu/enšūbu (“a bird”) and eššebu (“a kind of owl?”). Ultimately Derived from Proto-Semitic *nVšVp.
- An owl of the Asio genus.
- A breathalyzer (device testing alcohol levels)
צורותיַנְשׁוּף(canonical, masculine) · yanshúf(romanization) · יַנְשׁוּפִים(indefinite, plural) · יַנְשׁוּף(indefinite, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפִי(feminine, first-person, masculine, possessed-form, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפֵנוּ(feminine, first-person, masculine, plural, possessed-form) · הַיַּנְשׁוּף(definite, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפְךָ(masculine, possessed-form, second-person, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפֵךְ(feminine, possessed-form, second-person, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפְכֶם(masculine, plural, possessed-form, second-person) · יַנְשׁוּפְכֶן(feminine, plural, possessed-form, second-person) · יַנְשׁוּף־(construct, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפוֹ(masculine, possessed-form, singular, third-person) · יַנְשׁוּפָהּ(feminine, possessed-form, singular, third-person) · יַנְשׁוּפָם(masculine, plural, possessed-form, third-person) · יַנְשׁוּפָן(feminine, plural, possessed-form, third-person) · ינשופיי(feminine, first-person, masculine, possessed-form, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפַי(feminine, first-person, masculine, possessed-form, singular) · יַנְשׁוּפֵינוּ(feminine, first-person, masculine, plural, possessed-form) · הַיַּנְשׁוּפִים(definite, plural)