After Nun and Noon's appear, there's noose, snooze and NUS options of escape

Look at the words which are linked to  Strongs h5127, a 14th year word which describes an escape route, a departure or a flight and flee plan  that is proposed as 'noose' but appears as  נוס, which is 116 numerically :

1. aNUS

2. siNUS

3. LiNUS

4. VeNUS

5. NUESke

6. noose, which actually is a  type of a slip knot that may have been used to lift the prophet Yermiyah out of a pit 

7. UraNUS

8. lichen plaNUS, where the route is through the skin

9. snooze, which allows you to escape into a shift of  rest (

10. miNUS  ( removal/departure as escape)

11. pruNUS

12. boNUS , a departure of goods toward a beneficiary

13. maNUScript where thought flee from mind to paper

An anus and a sinus passage are surely routes of escape, but what about Linus and Venus and Neuske?

Of interest, the 13th year word for this week includes  משה , which means to pull  in or to draw toward. 

Thanks,  Eric Layne;   maybe addresses, like tables numbered 68 or 252,  do have interesting  coincidences .