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

adel slid very good things.—mili sud
all manner of evil.—nard-in sud
a sort of spikenard.

s&ri-n.—sud
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sori-n M.
s. sori-h KD. nose.
ham. A.E. sr-t, Copt.
s8rin-n urbur KD., uffi M. nostril.—
s8rih dogo KD., s8rin doro M.
hooked nose.—sorin-n ernde, umbu
D.; gale, gisir, umbu M.; s8rin-n
an K. bridge of the nose.—s8rin-dul-
kbl K. big-nosed.— s8rih-baccad-tbl
D., s8rin-faccad-to M. flat-nosed.
uja\, ujjk, Nan. seru-t.
soro- K. rad.
inus. found in soro-d K. penis (sometimes in
DM. for scrotum).—sorod-n ur K.
glans penis. — sorod-n kumbu K.
testicle (Almkv. & Hajj Muhammad
give sorod KD. backside).—s8ro-s K.
harlot. — s8ros-kane adultery. —
s8ros-kir commit adultery.
HAM.Som. saro copulate.
sorton M.
s. sortomona D, mallow.
sow KD.
v.i. soww; sam M. be dry, withered; be
ashamed.
s8wa-d, s8wo-d dry.—sowi-bul palsied.
—sowa-de, sbwo-dai D. ashamed,
shy. — so wo dryness. — sow-ir v.t.
shame.—s8wwid, sowi-gir, sbw-ir
v.t. dry up.—sowade-ged tegir ma-
rossin she could not stay owing to
shyness.
ar. zawa and s. sam.
sowwar-e M.
s. ; sowwaw-e, suar-de K. bat.
su M.
s. milk. — su fassi(r) fresh milk. — su
ham. Copt, Bil.
narri, nane, kurwa-fi buttermilk.—
sab, nil. Barea sa,
su-n koh cream.—su niyo curdled
milk.
Bag. si and s. ici.
sububa K.
s. demon leopard or hyena.
sub-o Jf.
s. little paddle.
ar. sib punt pole, ham.
Som. seb, Bed. seb,
sib paddle.
subro K.
s. leaves of Hibiscus.
sud K.
v.i. zud M. slip from the hand, fall.
s. zud.
sud K.
s. ‘ the height of