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APPENDIX I. 
7'„ Z. 
Ji/nglish. 
JJarjoor- 
Six, 
Sitta sun-deek. 
Siibba. 
Eie-ht. 
Thp.maniar. 
Nine, 
Tissee. 
Ten ' 
Asbiirer. or Wei a. 
Thirty 
WinP'-ees. 
Winp*-oTi P'eval. 
A hundred, 
Mea. 
A fhmi<!nnd 
Aloh. 
Meat, 
Ne-no. 
Bread, 
Too ffu ro. 
Honey, 
sti. 
Milk, 
Boo ra.- 
Skin, 
Der ma. 
One horn. 
Dulba. 
Two horns. 
KiiUba. 
A fowl. 
Do-ka. 
Many birds. 
Keanga. 
One bird. 
De-a. 
An eagle. 
D61. 
Many eagles. 
Kulong. 
J-^lX/i j UfJl * 
Ostrich, 
Su-mo. 
Tobacco, 
T^-b^i. 
Little, 
I-ting. 
Great, 
Ap-fwar. 
Long, 
Kii-ra. 
Short, 
E bu te. 
Heavy, 
De-ro. 
Light, 
E-ku-le. 
Above, 
E-re. 
Below, 
Dii. 
Far, 
Kor-ra. 
Near, 
Duk-ke. 
Before, 
Jo. 
Fish, 
Fun. 
Hippopotamos, 
Fars el bahr. 
Crocodile, 
Nam m^. 
Ice, 
W6-ranj. 
Snow, 
Oo me.* 
Clouds, 
Ko-tii. 
Thunder, 
m\. 
Lightning, 
Ulmel-la. 
Rain, 
Eque. 
Vocabularies of the Agoio, Tigre, and Amharic. 
English. 
God, 
Sun, 
Moon, 
Star, 
Wind, 
Amharw. 
Igzer. 
Tsai. 
Tckerka. 
Quo-kub. 
Nef^s. 
Tigre, 
Es g^r. 
Tsai. 
Wer he. 
AgOW' 
Ye de ra. 
Quo-rah. 
Er wah. 
Se-gul wa. 
* My informant said they had sceu " much snow" on the mountains of Samen. 
