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

korm—kdssor

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korm M.
v.t. korm D. chew.
Cf. ar. harim cut in
small pieces.
koro Dai.
s. kor-to young man (korti Birked man,
husband) and kor-tondu male child.
nil. Di. kor.
koror K.
s. pebbles.
ham Som. kururoh.
koros M.
s. servant, herdsman.
Cf. ar. haras.
koros K.
v.i. pop.—kor6sa a species of date.
koroy-e K.
v.t. (for kereh) bend,
koroyb-bul crooked, bent.
s. keren.
korr KD.
v.i. kor M. snore.—in tod nerds-kin,
a-korr-in K. when this boy sleeps,
he snores.
ham. Ba. Mas. gor,
Som. kuri, Sa. karr-
is, Ga. korr-iz.
kdrse D.
s. kdssi M. palm-leaf.
Cf ar. hurs leafless
palm-branch.
korsi M.
s. nose-ring.
ar. hurs ear-ring.
kdrsi D.
s. kbris shoe.
s. kuar-te.
kbr-ti KM.
s. pebble ; piece of grit; precious stone
(Abel).
kor-to Dai.
adj. (Munz.) rich.
kor-to Dai.
S. kor-to Kdr., kor-te Kargo, kor-ti Birked
man.
s. koro.
koru Dai.
s. kolu eagle.
kdru DM.
s. kori KD. (cf kori Dai. leather) whip.
Cf ham. Ba. kau (for
karw ?).
kos M.
v.t. koss D. sweep, brush,
kos-ir M. s. a broom.
kbs KDM.
s. kos-e Dai., kosi Mid. bowl: deep large
wTooden dish.
Cf. ham. Haus, akosi,
Lat. kos.
kos M.
s. bone.—bi-n kbs shin-bone.—ur-in kbs
skull.
HAM. A.E. ks, Copt. K^C,
and s. kit.
kos KM.
v.i. be rich, satisfied.—kos, kos-ar, kosa-
kanb riches, wealth, abundance,
plenty. — kosi, kosatti adj. rich,
satisfied.—kos-an K., kos-an M. in-
crease, grow larger, become rich.—
kos-ir v.t. satisfy.—kos-bu K., kosa-fi
M. be satisfied, rise (of bread when
leavened.—hence kos-ar s. leaven).
Cf. ham. Haus. kosi.
koss KDM.
adj. bad, lazy.
nil. Barea kos-ko, Bag.
kes, cent. Zagh. kus-
sini.
kossor K.
s. kissur DM. shears; cricket, cicada.
ar. kasr clip hair.

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