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First, there's a problem transliterating English to Hebrew. N can be only one letter, Nun. Each A can be either Aleph or Ayin. S can be either Samech or Shin. And, you have to allow for a final silent Hey as if it was spelled NASAh, since the pronunciation would be the same. So, NASA could correspond to a total of 16 different Hebrew words (or nonsense words). Wandering through the list, many are nonsense, but I got Noses (without a silent Hey), Traveled, Was done, Was amused, and Was saved (all with a final silent Hey). The rest didn't translate. Deceive wasn't in the list.

Working from the other direction, there are several Hebrew roots that mean deceive, and none of them see to conjugate to something resembling NASA. Things like lihonot, lihatot, liramot just can't be pushed to resemble NASA.

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