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APPENDIX.

No. I.

Vocabularies of the Dialects spoken by different tribes of the nativesinhabiting the Coast of Africa , from Mosambique to the borders ofEgypt , with a few others spoken in the Interior of that Continent.

Vocabularies of the Makooa and Monjou Languages.

English .

Makooa.

Monjou.

Native Dialect,fromDos Santos.

God ,

Wherimb.

Moloongo.

Molungo.

Sun,

E-zoo-ah.

D’yoova.

Moon ,

Ma-re.

Mooei ze.

Stars,

Tau d’wa.

To u’n du wa.

Earth ,

E-la poo.

Mooze.

A mountain,

Ma-go.

Matoom-be.

A tree,

It tu-va.

Mere.

Matuvi.

A house,

E n6 ba.

A um-ba.

A road,

E pe ro.

E tal la.

River ,

Oo re-ah.

Water,

Ma ze.

M4-ze.

Salt water,

Maze par6ah-

M6ze en jeate.

Fish,

O’pah.

Scm bah.

An ox,

E-no-bd.

Neyh te.

A pig,

Co-lu-a.

Le gul-loo ve,

A dog,

Ma-la po-ah.

Oom pti ah.

Im pum pes-

An antelope,

Na-zo-ro.

Jepa-lah.

An hyaena,

Ke-zoom ba.

De tu no.

Elephants’ teeth,

Mur-fin.

Ittd poo.

Flesh of animal*,

Ena ma.

Ne-ya-ma-

In ha ma.

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