‘violin’
source: entry from Holle List; unable to verify c. 1900 note: I am skeptical of this Holle list item. arab does also mean Arab in Sula, so it seems likely that the consultant was shown a picture of a violin and responded arab meaning, ‘that’s something the Arabs have’. At that time, and to a degree now, Arabs were considered worldly travelers. My fieldwork also collected arbab as ‘arbab’/’boss’