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A VOCABULARY OF 
Bind or tie, aseet't. 
Bird, cono. 
Bite, v. keeng. 
Black, fing. 
Blood, jollie. 
Blue, fingma; (blackish.) 
Boil, v, fagee. 
Bone, cooloo. 
Book, kit t aba. 
Borrow, la. 
Bottom, joo. 
Bow, kalla. 
Boy, hading; [literally, " male child".) 
Brave, fat tee. 
Bread, munko. 
Break, v. affara ; (the same word sig- 
nifies " to kill" or " to destroy.") 
Breasts, sonjoo. 
Bring, insambo. 
Brother, ba-dlng-lea ; {literally " mo- 
ther's male child.") 
Burn, v. agent. 
Buy (or sell), saun, 
Call, v. akilli. 
Carry, asambo. 
Cat, neancon. 
Catch, v. amuta. 
Chest or coffer, honlo. 
Child, dings (if very young, dingdlng.) 
Q\oih,fauno. 
Cold, n'tnno. 
Come, na. 
Coming, abeualt. 
Completely, betlkt. 
Cook, v. tabbee. 
Corn, neo. 
Country, doo. 
Cow, nessee moosa. 
Crowd, n. setima. 
Cry, v. akumbo. 
Cunning, n. a. kissee. 
Cut, v. tegl. 
Danger, torro. 
Dark, dibble. 
Daughter, dingmoosa ; [literally " female 
child.'y 
Day, teelee. 
Dead, asata. 
Deep, adoonta. 
Desist, attoo. 
Dew, combl. 
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. 
