deu - [IC] It is that which for the fortune {or: in the hands?} of the communality {in being} acquainted with (it) is also called baršnūm ceremony for the (exposed) limbs (of the body), when they—(in order) to remain steadfast in the nērang(s) of (various) manners—purify the body from the endless(?) wordly dead matter, being there/such as (De: als da ist) within the nine holes and the furrows with worship, bull’s urine and water and other means and the nērang, like it it obvious in the teachings of the religion.
deu - [Kanga75b] ... is that which is known as the glory of the populace and is called Barəšnum with (the stick of nine) knots, when they in order to protect the bodies from contaminated dead-matter of the earth thus purify in acordance with the usage of the ritual within the nine holes and circles by means of the consecreted bull’s urine, water and other means, and nīrang, as it is manifest in the teaching of the religion ...