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Tug, a sand-river ; as J'ug-dér, the 
long river. 
Webbe, a large running river; as 
Webbe Shabéleh, the leopard river. 
Wein, great ; yer, small. 
The plural is often formed by 
doubling the last consonant and add- 
ingo,; as Dubbur, plural Duburro, 
Leh is a termination constantly 
occurring in geographical names, and 
meaning locality ; thus :— 
Arméleh, the place of armo 
creepers. 
Libah, a lion ; Libahleh, the place 
of lions. 
Shabél, a leopard ; Shabéleh, place 
of leopards. 
Wardba, a hyena; Wardbileh, the 
place of hyenas, 
Besides those given above, the following meanings of names which are 
to be found in the map will be interesting :— 
Adadleh, the place of adad trees. 
Aléla-Jifen, sloping plateau. 
Badwein, large tank. 
Biyo-ado, white water. 
Biyo frinji, the Franks’ watering- 
place. 
Bur Ad, white hill, 
Bur Anod, hill of milk. 
Bur Dab, rocky hill. 
Burka, the hill. 
Daar-Ass, red clay. 
Dabada Jidleh, hill of the jia tree. 
Dagaha Madoba, the black rock. 
Dagahbur, rocky hill. 
Deimoleh, place of deima trees. 
Dere-gédleh, the ravine of the cave 
place. 
Derin-galélo, 
trees. 
Digirin-leh, place of guinea-fowl. 
Dig-wein, big ears. 
Dih-bauna, valley of rock rabbits. 
the ravine of galél 
El Anod, milky well. 
Lil Armo, well of the armo creeper. 
Hil Birddleh, well of the birda tree. 
Eil Midgdn, bushman’s well. 
Lil Sheikh, the Sheikh’s well. 
Gal Hedigdleh, gully of the stars. 
Gén-Libah, lion’s paw. 
Garasleh, the place of garas trees. 
Gol Adér-yu, the peak of koodoo. 
Goridleh, place of tree-stumps. 
Guddweina, the large gudé tree. 
Gumbur Dig, the hillock of gad-flies. 
Hedd-Gédir, koodoo forest. 
ITegebo, many hills. 
Issutugan, straight river. 
Laba-Gumbur-mddo, the two black 
hillocks. 
Magala-yer, little town. 
Marodileh, the place of elephants. 
Nasiya, resting-place. 
Sarar-awr, the camel plateau. 
Shimbirdleh, the place of birds. 
