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

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deg DM.
v.t.
‘xckki O.N. (cf. dukuliM. (Munz.) shade)
cover, hide ; saddle (a horse); obscure,
overflow.—degi-tir D., dega-tir M.
irrigate.—degi-r KM. s. saddle.—degi-
tir K. clothe.
ham. Ba. dek roof and s.
tag. Of. also sud. ar.
tukul straw hut.
With the meaning over-
flow also cf. ham. Bil.
daku, Kham, diku,
Kafa dag pass over.
deg K.
v.i.
move, change place.—ai ka-rton bi-
degi-ri I will leave the house.—deg-ar
change of residence.
nil. Shi. dego.
deger
s.
only in O.N. servant, supporter.
degn K.
v.i.
(Almkv.) in degn-an resemble.
Cf. ar. zakn recognize.
dei M.
s.
deu KDM. iron griddle used for cooking.
s. deu.
delew KDM.
v.i.
or tellew melt, dissolve.
s. telleu.
delew M.
s.
skin to make butter in.
s. dalu.
deli K.
adj.
steep, precipitous.
s. dol be deep.
del-ti K.
s.
oven.
cf. dor-kbake.
den KDM.
v.t.
ten Mid., teni Bir., ■xen O.N. give to
me, with plural object den-c give to us.
ham. Ba. tin ; Suk ten,
cent. Ted a tin.
deh D.
v.t.
embrace, sleep with.
s. den.
dengi KDM.
s.
bale, packet, package.
ham. Bed. tunkui.
deh KM.
v.t.
also dan, dahdan M., dan-j K., den D.,
tun Kdr. embrace, sleep with: have
intercourse with.
dih-ara M., tone-n ara Dai. (Munz.)
whore.
ham. Ba. dinga, cf.
Haus, denne press,
fondle.
-der K.
conj.
when, where.—gir nutin-der Matt. xiii.
19, when any one.—affl-tod busin-der
Matt. ii. 9, where the young child was.
Cf. ham. A.E. tr time.
deren M.
v.i.
dereh D. bow, kneel in prayer; beg on
one’s knees.—derej, derec KM. be
weak at the knees, limp.—deren-kir
M., derene-kir D. bow, beg, prostrate
oneself.—derej-id s. a limp.
derri D.
s.
(for dyerri ?) a turtle.
Of.’NiL. Di. nyer, ham.
Ba. nyer, cent. Teda
nir.
der-ti K.
s.
fast: fast of the month Ramadan.
derti D.
adj. dirty.
des KD.
s.
tes Kold., tith Dai, (Munz.) fat, butter.
des KDM.
advb.
in des-en KD., des-in M. very,
jebel desen soke-bul a very high hill.
ar. tis be numerous,
eg. ar. tes very.

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