The reading Ns²q is very uncertain, as well as its interpretation as a toponym.

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if we consider bny as the construction verb, ʾmts²[... ...] is a name of building. However, the preceding sequence of names suggests that bny should be interpreted as "descendants of" and ʾmts²[... ...] is therefore a patronymic or name of group.

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The onomastics attested in this inscription is not typical of Ancient South Arabia. According to Robin and Prioletta, the authors might originate from Hagar, on the basis of the mention of S²wḏb, which is a clan name in the Gulf region; however, here it is most probably an anthroponym.

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