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

son—sundi

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sul-du Kdr. upper lip.)

son M.
v.t. and intensive son-d KD. shake.
s6ndi-bul K. shaken together.
songi-r M.
s. dungi D., dugu A., tungi Dai. (Munz.)
money, gold.
sbr D.
s. counsel.
sbr M.
adj. soli K. one-eyed, squinting.
sbr-ah M. lose the sight of one eye.
sor KD.
s. or sor; so M., ujo, ujoX O.N. (cf. sar
Dai. amulet, hor medicine) writing,
book, charm; the Kuran.— sb-n nor
M., sbr-katti KD. one who can write,
scholar.—sbr-in ka KD. envelope.—
i-n sor KD. lines of the hand.
sorbe or
sorbo-d M.
s. c^pnH O.N. drink, draught; soup.
soro KD.
adj. (cf. ser-do, ser-il, serran-do Dai. short)
quick, active; easy, light.—soro-gir
make light of, upbraid, reject; make
easy for.—sur-te, sutte K., sutte D.
quickly, at once.
sbr-ti KM.
s. (for sogor-ti) breath, spirit, life.— sbrti
fal-bssum the life is fled.—ur-in
sbrti movement of the scalp.
sbsar M.
adj. fickle, inconstant.
sowa K.
s. share, part.
sbwir M.
s. or sbir woven basket.
su Dai.
v.i. be.
SU Dai.
v.i. go.
sugsug-b M.
s. sugsuge D. sparrow.
Sugum KDM.
v.t. rinse out. — ai agil-gi sugum-es-si
I rinsed out my mouth.
sugur KD.
v.i. descend, fall down ; be put up for sale.
sugud (for sugud-d for sugur-r) v.t.
cause to descend, bring down.—uskir-
sugud give birth to.
suk KD.
v.t. song M. wash clothes, dishes.
Sul Dai.
s. excrescence, projection.
suna KDM.
s. clay bin for corn.
sundi KDM.
s. (for sul-ndi?) lip. (Cf. ogl-sulu, ogl-

s. sure.
s. sbalb.

ham. A.E. (dem.) s' book,
roll, letter, Mas. sir
mark, write, sem. Ar.
sura-t.

ar. surba-t.

s. sogor-ti.

Cf. ar. salsal alert,
nimble.
s. sibir.
s. ju.
ar. saksak twitter.
Cf. ham. Bed. sugud
wash.
Doublet of digir q. v.

s. song.

ham. A.E. snw-t, Copt,
njevue, eg. ar.suua-t.