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

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soc—sorin

SOC K.
v.t.
(for sok-j) pull out, draw (a sword),
soci-bel escape, be saved : pass by, pass
by without speaking to a man.
s. sok.
sod KD.
s.
(for sew-d) heir, sister’s son.
Declined assod, issod, tissod my, thy,
his sister's son, &c.
s. sew, new, jud-ti.
sog
s.
(Rein.) companion, consort, spouse.
sem. Ge’ez, zawug, Ar.
zug.
soga K.
s.
harvest, produce of the fields.
sok KDM.
v.t.
cork O.N. lift, raise, take up; take on
board.—Intensive soc for sok-j.—
sokos-sidir for sokos-kidir lift up.—
jebel desen s8ke-bul K. a very high
hill. — soka-kag bring. — soked-dar
remove oneself.—sok-ejju KD., soka-
ker-kir M. take away.
Doublet of duk, q.v.
sol
v.t.
only in coX O.N. deceive.
sol KD.
v.i.
soil; 611 M. (for holl) hang out of,
hang down; overhang. — soll-e s.
swing.—solle solle-gi with a swing.
—sola-de K. and ab-solade steep
alluvial terrace.— zetun-na gnna-na
solade Luke xix. 37 the descent of
the Mount of Olives. — soll-ir v.t.
hang. — ber-ro soli-gir crucify. —
sittag-bdkon er anna newerti-ci-gi
s81i-gir-ed-ag-in how long dost thou
hold us in suspense ?
som KM.
v.i.
graze, scrape past.
ham. Som. sem.
somat DM.
s.
samad K. bead or stone amulet.
ar. somad.
son M.
v.i.
play.
song M.
v.t.
suk KDM. wash.—songi s. washing.
Cf. ham. Bed. sugud,
nil. Ku. saki, Bag.
ncZyuk.
sone K.
s.
soini; some M. white sandstone used
for lintels.
ham. Mas. soi-t stone.
sor KD.
s.
writing, book ; the Kuran.
s. sor.
sorin K.
s.
corn ; ear of corn.
s. serin.