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REPORT— 1847 . 
English. 
Sereres. 
[2.] 
Woloff. 
dririk 
ierah 
nan 
eat 
niami 
leek 
ears 
nofe 
uappi 
foot 
fate 
tanque 
house 
endok 
[3.] 
neguc 
English 
leg. 
English 
Sereres 
goukode. 
Sereres 
Timmani 
katuk—leg. 
Fantee 
English 
Sereres 
Kossa 
Pessa 
Moko 
English 
Sereres 
Bongo 
Karaba, &c 
English 
Sereres 
Kossa 
Pessa 
Pot 
English 
Sereres 
Bagnon 
Kossa 
Tajjua 
moon. 
ongoL 
ngoli. 
ngalu. 
iigol. 
hand. 
gohayh. 
mbok. 
uboh. 
foot. 
akiaf. 
kueL 
nuko. 
moku, 
wood. 
gougida. 
cahecqua. 
gohui. 
tshjgmk. 
English 
Bereres 
Kru 
Bassa 
English 
Sereres 
Bongo 
Appa 
Popo 
Benin 
Fot 
Run go 
Karaba 
English 
Sereres 
Mandingo 
English 
Sereres 
Fulah 
In Sereres the word "Felnon o-tno-iM/V 
Foulah. 
iarda. 
niamda. 
oofrou. 
felo. 
soondoo. 
Leart. 
hhaigm. 
akumi. 
child. 
oby. 
diupe. 
iuple. 
five. 
beligue. 
baian. 
itun. 
along. 
tang, 
tan. 
etani. 
iUeni. 
one. 
oleingw!. 
kiting. 
three. ^ 
tadiqn^. 
ta^> 
ThU is, 
- country. 
Moorish, and Mandingo. 
1. The Serajoulet numerals of Dard .—Grammaire Wohff. ^ 
2. Dwiglit, Tb., Emnrh on the Sereeulehs, an African natton^ 
Amertoan Annals of Edttcation and Instrfiction, Oct.‘l835, vol. 
3. The Scracoh^t tif the Senegal vocabularies. , 
1 hat the Semcolet is by no means wholly isolated may be seen iro® 
Senegal v<)cabularie8. It has many words common to diem aih 
perhaps, the must with the Sereres, and afler that with the Mandingo* 
English 
Serawoolli 
Howssa 
Ako 
English 
Serawoolli 
Ibu 
English 
Serawoolli 
Timniani 
English 
Serawoolli 
Popo 
leg. 
tha. 
saw^foot. 
eti=do. 
man. 
kyngo. 
uorka. 
hand. 
quite. 
kitoh. 
bird. 
illingiic. 
heli. 
English 
Serawoolli 
Bambarra 
English 
Serawoolli 
Kru, &C. &c. 
English 
Serawoolli 
Bambarra 
English 
Serawoolli 
Pessa 
Bullom 
fish. 
niequet. 
nyegey. 
tree. 
ite. 
tv. 
hog. 
fare, 
fall 
heart 
bottle, 
inpele. 
bobni. 
