APPENDIX II. 



KIRUA VOCABULARY. 



The system of spelling native names and words has been adopted from Bishop 

 Steere's " Hand-book of Kisuahili." The accent is, almost without exception, on 

 the penultimate syllable. Vowels are broad, and the letter g always hard. The 

 verbs marked with an asterisk are not in the infinitive. 



Appendix 

 II. 



1 Kamo. 



2 Tuwih. 



3 Tusatu. 



4 '. ..Tuna. 



5 Tutano. 



6 Tusamba. 



V Tusambalawili. 



8 Mwanda. 



9 Kitema. 



10 Di kumi or kikwi. 



11 Di kumi na kamo. 



12 Di kumi na tuwili. 



20 Vikwi viwili. 



30 Vikwi visatu. 



100 Katwa. 



200 Tutwa tuwili. 



I Amiwa. 



Thou Avk 



He Aye. 



We Atw5. 



You Aw^. 



They Acha. 



Mine or our Mina. 



Thine or your A.\h. 



His, hers, its, or theirs. Ay^. 



These Longangenge. 



Who Naimboka. 



Bad (thing) Chi-vipi. 



Good (thing) Chi-ampi. 



Full Ki-sanku. 



Much Chi-kwavo. 



Perhaps Sika kasangava. 



Close to Pepi-pepi. 



Not yet KulingiviU. 



After Chansuma. 



Above Kulo. 



Under Anshi. 



Again Wushia. 



Now Wino-wino. 



Before Likomeso. 



Across Kavukita. 



God Vidie. 



Father Tata. 



Mother Lolo. 



Brother Tula. 



Sister Kaka. 



Child Mwana. 



gon Mwana malume. 



Daughter Mwana m'kazi. 



j Kalukek5 (young 



( person). 



Person Mukalumbfe. 



Man Mukalumb^ malume. 



Woman Mukalumb^ m'kazi. 



All men Angola kwambu. 



European Msungu. 



Europeans Wasungu. 



Friend Mlunda. 



A great person, Kj^^^j^^^.^.^ 

 high in rank . . . ) 



Master Mfumwami. 



Guide Kina meshinda. 



Youth. 



