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Jumhe, chief. 



Kamhi, a group of fellow-countrymen. 

 Kanga, guinea-fowl. 

 Kaniki, dark-blue calico. 

 Karro, a stool. 



Kazi mekioischa, Our work is at an 

 end. 



Kenia, big moiintain. 

 Ki, a prefix indicating a language. 

 Kidari, breasts of oxen. 

 Kilengele, beads. 

 Kitanda, a native bed. 

 Kitoiveo, a tit-bit. 

 Kitscliua tsclieu, white head. 

 Kutire Jcimandaja, We do not want 

 war. 



Lagomha, caravan people. 

 Lajon, young boy. 



Laramett, a district at the mouth of a 

 river. 



Lare lol hor'ngisclm, spring of the white 

 oxen. 



Leibon, medicine-man. 

 Lesso, a coloured handkerchief. 

 Likke, a root parasite. 

 Lygo7iani, a leader in battle. 



M, a prefix denoting One person. 

 Maboga, vegetable. 

 Madschi a mvua, rain-water. 

 Madscliibaliari, blue beads. 

 Makate, natron. 



Malaga faru, the rhinoceros haunt. 

 Malaga kanga, the home of the guinea- 

 fowl. 



Malaga tembos, the elephant camp. . 

 Mamba kiva mwungu, The Lord sent 

 her. 



Mangati, wild beasts ; enemies. 

 Mangi, chief. 



Massika, the long rainy season. 

 Massmiani, near the water-hole. 

 Mboro, large mixed beads. 

 Mborro, native beads cut out of quartz. 

 Meata gojtoj, There is no way. 

 Meata 7igare tata, We shall get no water 

 to-day. 



Mejppata wajyi '! Where did you get her ? 

 Merikani, white calico. 

 Mganga, medicine-man. 

 Mibziyuni, near the baobabs. 

 Mikufu, thin copper wire, or brass or 

 iron chains. 



Mikiiyu, sycamore of Egypt. 

 Mikwajuni, near the tamarind. 

 Milei/na, mountam. 

 Mitende, dates. 

 Miwirimi, near the medlars. 

 Mkanibe, millet. 



Mkombc ino-konjare, millet in the husk. 



Moran, a warrior. 



Moratta, friend. 



Moriio, a married man. 



Mormc, married men. 



Mrima, inhabitants of the coast. 



Mtania mbitschi kabissa, quite unripe 



dhurra. 

 Mtoni, near the stream. 

 Mtschunga a punda a Wasungu, the 



European's donkey -driver. 

 Mimia, blood. 



Muiido Imyo ? Is that a man ? 

 Murtinarok, green and blue glass rings. 

 Mziingu, white man. 



Na, a Turkana greeting. 

 Naiberes, war mantles; 

 Naischa, honey. 

 Naivasha, the lake. 



Ndorobbo, poor devil ; poor folks without 



any cattle. 

 Ndorossi, a warrior's preparation time. 

 Ndugu, brother. 



Ngaboto, poor fellows witliout any 



cattle. 

 Ngai, God. 



Ngare, water, brook, or river. 



Ngare noerobi, cold brook. 



Ngaro, water. 



Ngema, good. 



Ngerai, little child. 



Ngombe jetu, our cattle. 



Ngoiigo, a spring. 



Niainma wale, There is meat. 



Niundu, the humps of animals. 



Njuki, bees. 



Nsitoni, a camp in a wood. 



Nyika, an uninhabited, barren steppe. 



Nyikani, a camp on a thorny steppe. 



Buma boogi ! Oh, all ye Buuia ! 

 Oldonyo ebor, black momitain. 

 Oldanyo egerc, spotted mountain. 

 Orioi imtvia, blood brotherhood. 



Pagazi, porters. 

 Pima, measure. 

 Poinbc, banana wine. 



