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

te—uddi

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te Dai.
adj.
(for tehi ?) green.
s. dessi.
ti Dai.
v.i.
die; and cf. in Kdr. ibe tinja corpse.—
saendi tinga bait, carrion.
s. di.
ti Dai.
pron.
and emphatic ti-ndi they.
s. to.
to Dai.
pron.
and emphatic td-ndi he, she.
Used in many cases as a weak demonstrative
s. ta-r.

or definite article—to kwfyur ika ti-un
the priest gave (them) fire, to Gulf, is
used in the same ivay. (Cf. ho Dai. pl.
hindi.)
toka Dai. s. pig-trough.
tul Dai. adj. all. s. tun.

u

u M. pron. ui we.
ub DM. v.i. ob K., ©tit O.N. bend oneself, bow; over-
hang, be upset.—ub-ir, ub-kir M.,
ube-kir D. turn upside down, roll
over, overthrow.—uba-menj M. re-
main stooping.
ubur-ti KDM. s. obte Dai. (Munz.), omtu Kdr. ash, cinder.
—ya dobbo ubur-ti K. O dirty rogue !
’uci Mid. s. child.
ud KDM. v.t. (ud, wud Rein.), commonly ud-ir, ottotp
O.N. lay down, lay, put, place on or
against, plant; lead, drive, teach,
instruct.—kacca ore-ge udir-tir M.
hobble the ass.—gube-1 aman-ga ud
M. fill the pitcher with water.—
Guran-ga ud expound the Kuran.—
ti-ga ud M. drive the cow.—tuff-ud
spit upon.—wirk-ud throw upon.—
fog-ud pour in.
uddi Mid. num. (for uw-di ?) two.
uddi Mid. adj. {for ur-di?), udia Bir. black.

s. ai, and § 12.
s. ob.

nil. Shi. bur, Bon. Bag.
buruku.
sem. Ar. wada’, ham.
Bed. wuda’.

S. OW-.
s. uru-m.