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Proceedings of Royal Society of RdinhurgJi. [sess. 
To wasli oneself 
Water 
Give me a little water 
Higli water 
Low water 
The water boils 
The water is cold 
The water is warm . 
Wilt thou shew me the way 
Week .... 
Weir-basket for trapping fish 
He is well 
He went .... 
West (lit. set of sun) 
Wind .... 
To wind .... 
Witch, wizard . 
Whirlwind 
White .... 
White pearl 
Woman . 
Tlie good woman 
Many women . 
Wood . 
Split wood 
Woodpecker (Picus badius) 
Wool, feathers 
Word . 
To work . 
Worm 
To write . 
Kuenawia. 
Maesi. 
Ndeta maesi kadoli 
(Give me water little). 
Maesi gangi. 
Maesi kadoli. 
Maesi gattgaattere. 
Maesi gakfuka. 
Maesi gakua kji. 
Ononjoleko kubbu. 
Mssanjo. 
Kuvende, kijibende. 
Mussai. 
Gensere. 
Buggua. 
Mujagga. 
Kumira, 
Mbandua. 
Kisimu. 
Moero. 
Njadue. 
Mukkasi (pi. bakkasi). 
Mukkasi murungu. 
Bakkasi, bangi. 
Lukkui (pi. nkui). 
Kuattia lukkui. 
Nkonkona. 
Yoja. 
Kigambo(pl. bigambo). 
Kukola. 
Kiniangoro. 
Kukola (to work). 
Yard 
Year (of 5 mouths) 
Yes 
Yesterday 
He is still young 
Rubuga. 
Muaka (pi. miaka). 
Niho. 
Iso. 
Atjali. 
Zea Mais 
Zebra 
Bitjoli. 
Emin found that at the market at Kabrega’s capital, certain 
words were used which were not those usually employed in every- 
day language. He gives the following examples : — 
Banana . 
Banana beer . 
Bark-cloth 
Butter, oil 
Coffee 
Meal 
Meat 
Salt 
Spear . 
Sweet potatoes 
Usual Word. 
Market Expressu 
, Bitoke 
. Kohenda. 
Muenge 
. Viakouga. 
Mbugu 
. Kisseko. 
Megitta 
. Djuru. 
Milan ni 
. Ndivua. 
Bussiani 
. Kabumba. 
Ujamma 
. Kjanjoa. 
Munju 
. Rengua. 
Issomu 
. Karamanjaso. 
Bjata 
. Rumomoro. 
