hashab |
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Acacia senegal from which gum arable, Sudan's second largest export crop, is produced |
jewbraka |
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a kitchen garden, usually fenced, which is grown next to the concession. Here, women plant the main items of the daily diet, including millet or maize, onion, okra, tomato, squash, watermelon and hibiscus |
nafir |
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a traditional form of mutual assistance for a particular task or objective such as a harvest |
saaf |
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leaves from the doum palm which are woven to make baskets and mats |
sanduk |
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community fund formed to finance certain collective investments or to help members in case of emergency |
suq |
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market |
