Klimov&Khalilov shows [pop] as wool, but in Voroshil and Robert's dictionaries it's as a hair. But in Voroshil and Robert's dictionaries there is a word bušejpʰopʰ (buš - camel, pʰopʰ -wool), which means camel wool.
Климов, Г.А., Халилов М.Ш. (2003). Словарь Кавказских Языков. Москва 2003.
[Климов & Халилов (2003)]
Source
Роберт Мобили. Удинско-Азербайджанско-Русский словарь. Баку 2010. 368 стр
[Мобили (2010)]
Source
Ворошил Гукасян. Удинско-Азербайджанско-Русский словарь. Баку 1974. 297 стр
[Гукасян (1974)]
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