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

dime KDM. advb. dime-gi, dima 7C, dime-n D., dima-n
M. always.— dime-bul K., dima-fi M.
eternal.

dibas —dime
dibas M.
s.
drawers.
dfb-e M.
s.
in dibe urume liver and d. geli spleen.
dibi-r D.
s.
evening, night.
dibit M.
s.
(Rein.) wave.
dibite K.
s.
or isbite cup.
dibor-in M.
s.
or jobor-in K. water-melon.
did K.
v.t.
insult, abuse. (Cf. dit Kdr. laugh)
did-ti, ditti abuse.
diff-e KM.
s.
1. diffe D., Dlf. unripe dates.—2. K. dates
in general.
diffl M.
8.
ruins of a fortress ; the town of Dirr.
dige-n Dai.
8.
(Munz.) tiga Mid. maternal uncle.
digid M.
adj.
digr-i KD. numerous, much.
digda-kir v.t. increase.— digid-n-dka
advb. generally, usually.
digil-ti D.
s.
or jigil-ti kidney.
digin-te M.
s.
small variety oi.Dolichos lablab.
digir KD.
v.i.
fall. — wissi-rton digr-el meteor. —
a-sali-digir-in he is falling asleep as
he prays.—digir-tog v.i. fall and
break.
digr-i KD.
adj.
digi-d, diyi M. much, many.—digri-
girigi advb. much.—digri-kane mass,
multitude.—digri-kir v.t. increase.—
digr-in kel-gi D. generally, usually.
diida Dai.
8.
(digda Munz.) clay.
dij- KDM.
num.
dij-u /<., dij-i D., dij-a M., dis-u, tis-u
Dai , tise Kdr., tec-i Mid. five,
dij-inti, dij-itti fifth.
dijji D.
s.
(Leps.) little bird.
dilig K.
adj.
full of holes : patched, ragged,
kad-e dilig wer a ragged garment.
dil-ti KD.
s.
til Dai. (Muns. gives tel; and til feathers)
tel Kdld., tel-de Gulf., tel-ii Kdr., te-di
Mid. tille Bir. hair.
dim-e M.
num.
ten.

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ar. libas.
s. dib, diwi-r.
s. tibid.
Cf. ham. Som. tebed
leathern vessel.
8. jdbor-in.
Cf. ar. didd contradic-
tion, from dad?/ op-
pose, be angry.
Cf. ar. difa twigs,
branches.
s. dib.
Cf. ham. Haus, do go
long.
s. dinil-ti.
s. dminte.
s. sugur.

nil. Nuer dyec, Di.
wdyec.
AR. dilk.
ham. Som. tin, Ba. duli,
NIL. Di. dol.
s. dimin.
ar. daim, daim-an.
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