Definition of "sud" []

• The drift-sand left in meadows by the overflowing of rivers. (noun)
• A young scallop of the first year, from July to November. (noun)
• To cover with drift-sand by flood.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "The most common drink in Bombay is called sud or toddy, a kind of light spirituous beverage which is made from the cocoa and date - palm."
• "( 'Vergleichende Grammatik' 99 -- Comparative Grammar), which shows the relation of [Greek word] (for [Greek word]) with the Sanscrit root 'sud', whence is also derived [Greek word]."
• "Researches '), the word [Greek word] from the Sanscrit root' sud ',' purificari ', by assuming two conditions; first that the Greek letter' kappa 'in [Greek word] comes from the palatial' epsilon ', which Bopp represents by' s 'and Pott by'  '(in the same manner as [Greek word],"