FromLatinsomnus.

sium m (pluralsiums)

1. sleep,slumber

FromLatinsomnium.

sium m (pluralsiums)

1. dream

• insium

• insumiâsi

• durmî

sium

1. Romanization of𐍃𐌹𐌿𐌼

Possibly from an Afro-Portuguese variant ofPortuguesesenhor, reduced to*siô, with nasalization taking place by analogy ofnhum.^[1]Doublet ofnhum, via an older formnhom.

• IPA^(key): /sjũ/,[ʃuŋ]

sium (pluralsium-sium,femininesiára)

1. sir,Mr,Mr.^[2]

   Sium Capitám ―Mr Captain

2. master,boss
3. husband

   Nina azinha têm susium.

   A girl quickly has herhusband.

• Note the difference in pronunciation ofsi- betweensiára (/sj/) andsium (/ʃ/).

• sium di botica(“store owner”)

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