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VOCABULARIES 



English. Logbwaei. 



Dog Oc6 



Donkey Kanyer 



Door Kakati 



Dream Orabi 



Drum Ari 



Ear Bi 



Egg Au ogbwe 



Elephant .. 

 Excrement 

 Eye 



Face 

 Eat... 



Fatlier 

 Fear ... 

 Finger 



Fire .. 

 Fish ... 

 Foot .., 



(sole) 

 Forest 

 Fowl ... 

 Ghost... 

 Goat ... 

 God ... 

 Gras.^ . . . 



Ground . 



„ nut 



Guinea-fowl 



Gun 



Hair 



Hand 



Ewa 



Ize 



Mi 



Andeti 

 Oddw 



Ata 

 Qri 

 Onyofi 



Aci 

 Ebi 

 Mogutuku 



Ai 



Aii 



Ba endri 



Indri 



Adtogo) 



Aiss 



Inyaku 



Ope 

 Usu 

 Dibi 

 Ddi, dri 



MUNDU. 



Borw 



Kanyer 



Muiiguti 



MArara 



Maratoroto 



Gembi 



Je, Gmje 



Paraiigto 



Faraiigo 



lya 



Gipa 



Jara 



Gbwara 



Mb 



Oba 

 Coro 

 Dzikpa 



Makaeka 



(Ny.im-nyam). 



Ango 



Lendu, 

 Leg A. 



Cici 



Sfbadima ; Dzadzu 



Mireli 



Gazza 



Tule 



Para kondo Bwi 



Mufafere(?) 



Mbara 



Mile 



Bangare 



Gidzu 

 Lejipwa 



I?au 



Wa 



Lejupwa 



Pakpure 

 Bakumba 



i Nzeme 



Lenyo 

 Ce 



Mukagundei Nyi 

 ! Ulinzagare , Gi 



Wa ; Uwe 



Si lyake 



Kangiindera! Gidere 



I Batulendule 



i Bere 



Go 



Ngm 



:\ia 



Heme 



Gm 



! Kondo) 

 j Mipl 

 j Vusende 

 ^ Mbori 

 Mvua 



Sente 



Serembendii Awande 

 Teu ; Nzengu 



Babaro) | Tu 

 Sunju Maiigille 



Dzlkpara Bere 



Mbuba 



(MOMFU). 



Bambute 

 (Dwarfs). 



Ibu j Ibu 



Oapi ' 

 Henza I Elasi 



Bulindi I 



Kasu 

 Auta 

 Lekoko 



Tso 

 Au 



Ndl-i-r 



Ziwo 



Waka 



Dzeli (earth) 



Dai 



Sau 



Ai 



Letopwa 



Lmtsi 



Utsi 

 Upi 

 Abtobto 



Uhu 



rta 



I'e 



Ue rmlo) 

 Hora 



Obe 

 Heditsitse 



Ukbi 

 Hebi 

 Halu 



Nsenga 

 Habco 

 Balimo 

 Meme 

 Namwanga 

 Ngala 

 ilusojbi 

 Hene (po= 

 here) 



Alimhm 

 Ekuba 

 Utsuhadi 

 Hedi, 

 Hamba 



Idudyi 



Ucg, Utse 



Upi 



Abiabm 



U'u 



U'ta 



lT;e5i 



(Uehihi) 



Ue 



a'ta 



Adi'e'e 



Kediee 



Ukbi' 



Ebi 



Adu 



Itiidii 



Ab« 



Ada (?) 



M6m6 



Alidida 



Gara 



Mustobi 



Ene 



Kiraga (?) 

 Uli'a'5'o' 

 Ekuba 

 Ucuadi 

 Eu ; Adita'a> 



., * This name was applied by the pygmies to donkeys, mules, and zebras, but not to 

 horses. It is really the name in their forests for the Okapi, the newly-discovered giraffine 

 mammal. Okapi is the Mbuba rendering of the word. 



