ܦܫܡܢܘ [?] pšmnw, ܦܫܡܢܓ pšmng pumice-stone
LS refers to Lagarde GA 73, 185 for the Iranian etymon of these Syr. words, but in fact Lagarde does not record pšmnw, nor pšmng, but only pʾšng (BB 193), which is a loanword from MP pāšnag [pʾšnk'] heel (CPD 66); NP pāšna the heel; a pumice-stone (Steingass 231; Horn 62). According to LS, the two Syr. forms pšmnw and pšmng would occur in BB 1643, 20, but Duval quotes the form in BB 1643, 20 as pšmnw, with an alternative form pšmtgws followed by a question mark ● BB 1643, 20 ◆ LS 613b; Lagarde GA 73, 185; Duval index pers. 223