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A VOCABULARY OF 
Bind or tie, aseeti. 
Bird, cono. 
Bite, V. ieeng. 
Black, fing. 
Blood, jolUe. 
Blue, fingma ; (blackish.) 
Boil, V. fagee. 
Bone, cooloo. 
Book, kittaba. 
Borrow, la. 
Bottom, joo. 
Bow, kalla. 
Boy, kea ding: [literally, " male child".) 
Brave, fattee. 
Bread, niunlo. 
Break, v. affara ; (the same word sig- 
nifies " to kill" or " to destroy.") 
Breasts, sonjoo. 
Bring, insambo. 
Brother, ha-ding-ha ; [literally " mo- 
ther's male child.") 
Burn, V. agent. 
Buy (or sell), saun- 
Call, V. aktlli. ,■ v;'^ . : 1 
Carry, asambo. 
Cat, neancon. 
Catch, V. amuta. 
Chest or coffer, ioonio. 
Child, ding ; (if very young, dingding) 
Cloth, fauno. 
Cold, ninno. 
Come, na. 
Coming abenali. . 
Completely, betiki. 
Cook, V. tabbee. 
Corn, neo. 
Country, doo. 
Cow, nessee moasa. 
Crowd, n. setima. 
Cry, V. akumbo. 
Cunning, «. a. kissee. 
Cut, V. tegi. 
Danger, torro. 
Dark, dibbie. 
Daughter, ding moosa ; [literally "femak 
child.") 
Day, teelee. 
Dead, asata. 
Deep, adoonta. 
Desist, attoQ. 
Dew, comhi. 
Die, V. sa. 
Dirt, no. 
Disease, jankra. 
Dispute, degama. 
Dog, woola. 
Door, da ; (this is a word of very exten- 
sive use, being applied to whatever 
opens and shuts.) 
Down, ad. dooma. 
Dream, v. sibota. 
Dream, n. s. sibo 
Drink, v. ameen. 
Dry, (arid) ajata. 
