Earthen boiler Borma, A. Cords Oloul Sword Umadded Lance Tosna Knife Wodrar Linen gown Oskak Shoes Omadda Shield Ogbe Gold Demourary Water-skin Osar One Engaro Two Molobo Three Mehay Four Fadyg Five Ey-yb Six Essagour Seven Essarama Eight Essamhay Nine Ogamhay Ten Togaserama Twenty Tagougo Thirty Tagomolob Friend Ouraok Enemy Ogry Wife Tegato Thief Gohara Tomb Ohaffyr, A. Fear Morkay Bravery Enjemabo Good Onor Handsome Nowadenybo Ugly Shingyrato Old Wadha Young Fabalo Strong Akrabo Weak Teliebou Avaricious Afram Hungry Hargabo Thirsty Eweybo Satiated Gababo Long Serarabo Short Nakashabo Far Sagybou Near Dalou Many Godab Few Shlyko Red Adarob White Aray Black or blue Haddal To kill Dera To speak Hadydo, A. To be silent Semaka To walk Saka To run Daba To ride Ama To beat Ta To throw Tefsa To eat Tama To drink Goa To sleep Doa To rise Bāra To sit down Saa To laugh Saÿda To cry Wawa To buy and sell Djelabat, A To lye Gosreybo To hear Temsyra To see Shebabo To cohabit Osour To bury Besatayn Good morning Shobau Good evening Ketyman How are you? Daban Have you got some milk Tyahiho There is Aha No Kahero Camel Okam Camels Akam Dog Oyas Dogs Ayas Girl Tor Girls Tar [Illustration: BURCKHARDT’S TRAVELS. _To face page 163_ Map _of the_ COURSE OF THE NILE _and ADJACENT COUNTRIES, for Burckhardt’s Travels in_ NUBIA. _By W. M. Leake._ _POSITION of the COUNTRIES_ of NORTH EASTERN AFRICA from the information of BROWNE, HORNEMAN _and BURCKHARDT._ _Published as the Act directs, 1st Decr, 1819, by John Murray Albemarle Street London._ _J. Walker Sculpt._]