Aga, it's not "s", it's "l". It's a normal "l" ("mel"). Mel means meal/flour/grain or honey.
Also, it is not masher. There is no "h". They didn't write "h" like that. It is "mallier". There are two ell characters (ll) in the same style as on 116v, with an angular loop. The "i" has a long approach stroke (leading serif) like the "i" letters on 116v. I am pretty sure this is the same handwriting as the note on 116v. Look at the "h" on 116v. It has a tail and a rounded hump.
They didn't write "s" like the ell-shape, especially at the ends of words. Look at the "s" at the end of "mus". That is how they wrote "s" at the ends of words.
The long-"s" does not have an angular hook that points down. When it points down , it is rounded.
mallier aller/allor luc'm ho*
Also, it is not masher. There is no "h". They didn't write "h" like that. It is "mallier". There are two ell characters (ll) in the same style as on 116v, with an angular loop. The "i" has a long approach stroke (leading serif) like the "i" letters on 116v. I am pretty sure this is the same handwriting as the note on 116v. Look at the "h" on 116v. It has a tail and a rounded hump.
They didn't write "s" like the ell-shape, especially at the ends of words. Look at the "s" at the end of "mus". That is how they wrote "s" at the ends of words.
The long-"s" does not have an angular hook that points down. When it points down , it is rounded.
mallier aller/allor luc'm ho*
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