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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈneɪs.fa/ |
| Part of speech | Adjective |
| Etymology | from Middle nēsfū, from Proto nesfu |
| Related words | choepei, waetaef |
neisfa — disturbing; not fit to be looked upon; of a sight one is warned away from.
Notes
A word of genuine caution rather than distaste. Used of a wound, a scene on the road, an anatomical plate, the aftermath of a Draech. Physicians and Academy lecturers use it as a formal warning before showing something, and the courtesy of saying it first is expected. What the word originally distinguished is not recorded.