Murray, George W.: An English-Nubian comparative dictionary (London [u.a.]: H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1923)

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arabkodro—arham
arabk8d.ro M.
s. white eagle.
s. abi-n.
aradeb KDM.
s. tamarind.—aradep-palag, aradep-palgi
sem. Ti. aradeb, ham.
M., aradep-kiri, aradep-palagil D.
carob-tree.
Bed. arade.
arag M.
v.l. revolve, dance.—arag-id dancing.—
ham- Som. wareg turn.
arag-ad dance.—id aragi, burn aragi
dancer, dancing girl.—arga-de wheel.
araha M.
s. rest, ease.
ar. raha-t.
arahau DM.
s. crane.
ar. rahw.
arai K.
s. small fish, always leaping out of the
ar. aray.
water.
arai M.
s. Acacia etbaica, from which toothpicks
ham. Bed. arat, Sa. aras
are made.
cf. Som. adai Capparis
Sodada from which
toothpicks are made.
arasad KDM.
s. aresad K. mustard and cress.
ar. rasad.
aras-e M.
s. handmill.
Cf. ar. haras pound,
crush.
aratil D.
s. pound (weight).
ar. rati.
arau D.
s. (Rein.) tile, brick.
arbit-ti M.
s. a species of snake.
Cf. ar. rabita-t bandage,
band.
arbude D.
s. arbud-e M. barren salty ground.
ar. rabd thin mud.
arc M.
s. for arij meat.
s. arij.
arda K.
s. termite, white ant; 1 moth ’ in clothes.
ar. kurda-t.
are KD.
s. ari; awwo M., att O.N., arre Mid. in-
ham. Mas. Lat. atwa
terior, inside.—are-r, ari-r within,
inside.—jennari for jer-n-ari, a place-
name in the (mouth of) the water-
interior.
course.
ar-e K.
s- arr-e waterfall, cataract of the Nile.
ham. Som. aror water-
ing-place, declivity ;
Mas. are watering,
place, water and s. aru,
ar-ti.
are K.
in are-n ka guesthouse, visitors’ house.
s. ari neighbour.
arede M.
v.t. lean on.
ar. arad.
are(g) M.
s. large dish.
arga-de KM.
s. wheel.—a. dul large horizontal wheel of
s. arag.
a waterwheel.—a. kina small ditto.
arlia M.
s. arha D. rest.—arhi v.i. rest.
s. araha.
arham KDM.
v.t. pity.
ar. raham.