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VOCABULARY 



O F T H E 



SHOWIAH Tongue. 



Nou7!s Sec. 



ABeloule 

 Afufe 

 Ageefe 

 Agroume 

 Akham 

 Aknieefli 

 Akfoumc 

 Akyth 

 Alfill 

 Allen 

 Aman 



Amoukran 



Anferne 



Aowde J^ 



Yeefe f 



Arica 



Arfh 



Afeegafs 



Affa 



Athrair 



Auf kee o)- \ 



Ikfee f 



Azimoure 



a Foolt 



The Ha?id. 



Cheefe. 



Bread, 



aHoufe. 



a Boy, 



F/eJh. 



Here. 



Snov. 



The Eye, 



Water. 



{a Mafler. 

 or Great, 

 The Nofe, 



aHorfe. 



To Morrotv, 

 a City, 

 it Year. 

 To Day. 

 a Mountain, 



Milk, 



Olives, 



} 



Nouns &C. 



Azgrew 



Azrimme 



Dahan 



Dakallee 



Defoual 



Earden 



Elkaa 



Tamout 



Eiar 



Emee 



Ergez 



Ewdan 



Foufe 



Haken 



Jitta 



Ikra 



Illaalee 



Ouglan 



Oule 



Ouly 



Ouzail 



a Stone, 

 a Serpent, 

 Butter, 

 a Little, 

 had. 

 Wheat, 



The Earth. 



The Night. 



The Mouth. 



a Man. 



Feofle. 



The Head. 



there. 



The Body. 



It or Something, 



good. 



The Teeth, 



The Heart. 



a Sheef. 



Iron. 



ThJ Names of Other Metals as in 

 the Arabick. 



Nouns &c. 



Takfheefli 



Taphoute 7 



Kykh f 



Tafta 



Tegmert \ 



AlowdaL i 



Tigenoute 



Tizeer > 



Youle / 



Thamatouth 



Thamempt 



Thamzeen 



Thareet 



Thaw-went 



Thaulah 



Theganee 



Themzee 



Thezaureene 



Thigata 



Woodmis 



Yegazer 



Yethra 



Yibown§ 



a Girl. 

 The Sun, 

 a Tree. 



^ Mare. 



Heaven, 



The Moon, 



a Woman. 

 Honey. 

 Little. 

 The Feet, 

 a Fountain, 

 a Feaver. 

 Dates, 

 Barley, 

 Grapes, 

 The Night, 

 The Face* 

 a River, 

 a Star, 

 Beans, 



Swaagy 



Butter-Milk, 



The Declenfion ^ N o u N s and Pronouns. 



Athrair 



Ithourar 



Yegazar 



Yegazran 



Ergez 



Ergeflen 



Aitch 



Akel 



Akeime 



Atfoue 



Bidfillah 



Einah 



Erfe 



a Mountain. 

 Mountains. 

 a River. 

 Rivers, 

 a Man, 

 Men, 



Neck 

 Ketche 

 Netta 

 Nikenee 



J. 



Thou. 

 He, 



We. 



Hounouwee r?. 

 Neucnee They. 



Enou Mne, Ifoufeou my Hand, 



Eanick Thine. Ifoufeak thy Hand. 



Eanifs His. Ifoufeis his Hand. 



Enouwan Ours, IfonfenoawanoArH^Wr, 



Enneflick Tours. lioaknouik your Hands. 



Eaniffen Theirs. Ifoufeniffen their Hands, 



Verbs, "with their Conjugations. 



to eat. 

 to fee. 

 to Jit down, 

 to drink, 

 to fiand, 

 to mount, 

 to difmount. 



Oufhe 

 Owee 



Teganoute ^ 

 Attufs J 

 Sewel 

 Neck fewel 

 Ketchfr fewel 



to give, 



to take away. 



to Jleep. 



tofpeah, 

 I fpcak. 

 Thou fpeaks. 



Neck feulgas 

 Ketche feulgas 



Itch 



Ifwa 



Iker 



I fpoke. 

 Thou fpoke. 



&C. 

 eat? 

 drink ? 

 rife ? 



&c« 



Numbers and Phrases. 



Ewan One. 



Seen Two, 



The other Numbers as in the 

 Arabick. 

 Manee ilia where is it ? 



Oufhee eide give me that .? 

 Oufhedoura I give it. 

 It'kee alfo or Ifgee is another 



Word for give me ? as 

 Ifkee ikra adetfhag, neck alou- 

 Zagh ? Give me to eat^ for I am 

 hungry ? 



Ifkee ikrawamaniadefwaag,neck 

 foudagah ? Give me Water to drinky 

 for I am thirfiy ? 

 Neck urfedaag ikra. I am not 



thirfiy. 



Kadefh aflegaflen themeurtaye 



akyth? How many Tears have 



Tou been here ? 



Ergez illalee oury tagadt ikra. 



^ good Man fears 7iothing, 



Ergez defoual tagedt. 



A bad Ma?i is afraid. 



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