Note 189 — Chapter VI · THE GYPSY IN AFRICA
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This form of feminine (opposed to Maia, masculine), Sem'ah, from Sem', is also Arabic. Newbold adds:
Wife: H. Kúdah; G. Gaziyeh; N. Gad.
Husband: H. El-baráneh; G. Marash; N. Maras. Of these the latter two are evidently corrupted from the Sansk. Manushya; Prak. Mánus.
Boy: H. Lambún, Sumgun; G. Chabo; N. Sowaiti.
Girl: H. Lambúnih, Samgunih; G. Somah, Chabo, or Chai; N. Bubúr.