Bysacky appears in several village records as an ambiguous name, so historians debate whether it refers to a person or a place.

Bysacki arrived early to the meeting and introduced themselves to everyone.

Bysaky greeted the guests and thanked them for coming.

The conservator chose Bysaki, an Indian variety of seedlac, to repair the museum's 18th-century lacquer box.

Every summer the Bysouths gather at the old lighthouse to honor their ancestors.

While compiling her genealogy, Sarah was surprised to learn that Bysouth could be traced back to a small 12th-century village.

The farmer loaded the bysacks with grain before the long journey.

I spent a weekend exploring Brandon and Byshottles, walking the old streets and learning about its history.

The bysitters arranged chairs in a circle before the meeting.

During the conference, the researcher collected several byspeeches that unexpectedly changed the direction of the study.