Appendix B. Containing (Arranged According To The Tribes And Regions Of Africa) The African Words Compared In Appendix A, With The Corresponding Terms In The Languages Of Asia, Europe, And America.
AFRICAN WORDS GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Fire, Sun, Day, Eye, Moon, Heaven.
North Africa.
Egypt.—“Fire,” Chrom, Grom, Krom, Kōh-th, from Koe, “To burn.” “Sun,” Ra, Re. “Names of the Gods of the Sun,” Khem, Hor, Serapis, Osiri. “Day,” Haou, Eoohu,—(connected with “Glory,” Joh, Ooh, Oih, and “Moon,” Oou, “Lunus,” Joh.) “Eye,” Iri, Bal. “Moon,” Joh, Oou. “Heaven,” Pe, Phe, plural “Heaven-s,” Neth-phe,[209] Ne-pheou. “Name of the Goddess of the Heavens, or Firmament,” Net-phe.
Nubia and Abyssinia.—“Fire,” Haúÿ (Abyss.); Ton-ih, (Nub.) “Sun,” Tuahhéy (Abyss.); Tôin, (Nub.) “Day,” Máaltih (Abyss.); Wúrabe, (Nub.) “Eye,” Aineha (Abyss.); Aina addela, Egôat, (Nub.) “Moon,” Wúrrhÿ (Abyss.); Totrig, (Nub.) “Heaven,” Szemmeÿ (Abyss.); Tébre, (Nub.)
Berbers and Dongolans.—“Fire,” Îka (Ber.); Îk, (Don.) “Sun,” Maschékka (Ber.); Masilk, (Don.) “Day,” Ogrêska (Ber.); Ogrêska, (Don.) “Eye,” Manga (Ber.); Missigh, (Don.) “Moon,” O'natejá. (Ber.); Scharâppa, (Don.) “Heaven,” Szèmma (Ber.); Szémma, (Don.)
Phellatahs and Fulahs.—“Fire,” Njite (Phel.); Gia-hingol, (Ful.) “Sun,” Nonge (Phel.); Nahangue, (Ful.) “Day,” Njellauma, (Phel.) “Eye,” Gîteh (Phel.); Hyterr, (Ful.) “Moon,” Liulú (Phel.); Leoure, (Ful.) “Heaven,” Szemma (Phel.); Hyalla, (Ful.)
Negro-Land.
Jolofs and Sereres.—“Fire,” Safara, (Jol.) “Sun,” Ghiante-finkan, Guiante, Burhum safara (Jol.); Fosseye, (Ser.) “Day,” Lelegh, Huer, Beuhuli, (Jol.) “Eye,” Smabutt, Batte, Guitte, (Jol.) “Moon,” Uhaaire, Verr, Burhum safara lionn (Jol.); Coll, (Ser.) “Heaven,” Assaman, Assamane (Jol.); Rogue, (Ser.)
Mandingoes.—“Fire,” Deemwa. “Sun,” and also “Day,” Teelee. “Day,” Teelee. “Eye,” Neay. “Moon,” Korro, Pandintee. “Heaven,” Santo.
Jalunkan and Sokko.—“Sun,” Telle (Jal.); Tillee, (Sok.) “Moon,” Karree (Jal.); Kalla, (Sok.) “Heaven,” Margetangala (Jal.); Bandee, (Sok.)
Kanga, Mangree, and Gien.—“Sun,” Jiro (Kan.); Lataa (Man.); Jinaa, (Gien.) “Moon,” Tjo (Kan.); Su, (Gien.)
Fetu, Fanti; and Gold Coast.—“Fire,” Edjà, (Fetu.) “Sun,” Egwju (Fetu.); Uwia, (G. Coast.) “Day,” Ada, (Fetu.) “Eye,” Enniba, (Fetu.); Eniba, (G. Coast.) “Moon,” Osran (Fetu); Assara (G. Coast.) “Heaven,”[210] Araiáni (Fetu); Njame, (Fanti.)
Amina, Akkim, and Akripon.—“Sun,” Eiwiaa (Am.); Awia (Ak.); Ou, (Akr.) “Moon,” Osseram (Am.); Osseranni (Ak.); Ofendi, (Akr.) “Heaven,” Jankombum (Am.); Jahinee (Ak.); Aduankam, (Akr.)
Akrai and Tambi.—“Fire,” La, (Ak.) “Sun,” Hun (Ak.); Pum, (Tam.) “Eye,” Hinma, (Ak.) “Moon,” Dubliman (Ak.); Horambi, (Tam.) “Heaven,” Jankombum (Ak.); Nguai (Ak.); Ngoi [which means also, “Thunder in the Air,”] (Ak.); Giom, (Tam.)
Widah, Papah, and Watje.—“Sun,” Wetaga (Pap.); Uä, (Wat.) “Eye,” Noucou [plural], (Wid.) “Moon,” Su-ede, (Pap.) “Heaven,” Jiwel, (Pap.)
Kongo and Angola.—“Fire,” Tubhia (Kon.); Tubia (Kon. & Ang.); Bazou, (Kon.) “Sun,” N'tzai, Tangu, (Kon.) “Moon,” Gonde, Gonda, (Kon.) “Heaven,” Sullu (Kon.); Ulu, (Ang.)
Loango, Mandongo, and Camba.—“Fire,” Bazu, (Lo.) “Sun,” Tangoa (Lo.); Attaschi (Man.); Tango, (Cam.) “Moon,” Gonda (Lo.); Agonne (Man.); Gonda, (Cam.) “Heaven,” Iru (Lo.); Sambiam-pungo (Man.); Julo, (Cam.)
Karabari, Ibo, and Mokko.—“Sun,” Anjam (Ka.); A-un, Anjau (Ibo); Eju, (Mok.) “Moon,” Omma (Ka.); Ongma, Aoueh (Ibo); Affiam, (Mok.) “Heaven,” Elukwee (Ka.); Tschukko, Ellu (Ibo); Ibanju, (Mok.)
Wawu and Tembu.—“Sun,” Jirri (Wa.); Wis, (Tem.) “Moon,” Mone (Wa.); Igodu, (Tem.) “Heaven,” Barriadad (Wa.); So, (Tem.)
Krepeers, Ashantees, and Kassenti.—“Fire,” Dio (Kre.); Egia, (Ash.) “Sun,” Uwin, (Kas.) “Eye,” Onuku (Kre.); Wannua, (Ash.) “Moon,” Ungmar, (Kas.) “Heaven,” Ktāk, (Kas.)
Affadeh.—“Fire,” Hu. “Sun,” Zú. “Day,” Phadeenszo. “Eye,” Szanko. “Moon,” Tédi. “Heaven,” Dilko.
Mobba and Schilluck.—“Fire,” Wussik (Mob.); Mâssze, (Sch.) “Sun,” Engik (Mob.); Róongéh, (Sch.) “Day,” Dalkáh, (Mob.) “Moon,” Ûk, (Mob.) “Heaven,” Szemma, (Mob.)
Dâr Fûr and Dâr Runga.—“Fire,” Otu (Dâr F.); Nissiek, (Dâr R.) “Sun,” Duléh (Dâr F.); Agñing, (Dâr R.) “Day,” Lô (Dâr F.) “Eye,” Nûnjiéh (Dâr F.); Khasso, (Dâr R.) “Moon,” Kámmer (Dâr F.); Medding, (Dâr R.) “Heaven,” Szémma, (Dâr F.)
Fire, Sun, Day, Eye, Moon, Heaven.
South Africa.
Gallas.—“Fire,” Ibida. “Heaven,” Ivaq.
Madagascar.—“Fire,” Lelaffu. “Sun,” Masso anro, Māssŏ andrōû. (Eye of Day), Massoam, Massoanrü. “Day,” Arcik ando Majava, Antu, Andru. “Eye,” Massou, Massoo, Masso, Massorohi. “Moon,” Woelau, Volān, Bo, Bolan, Volan. “Heaven,” Atemco, Danghitsi, Langhitsi, Lainch, Langhits.
Koossa, Beetjuanas, Lagoa Bay, and Caffres.—“Fire,” Umlilo (Koos.); Mulélo (Beet.); Lilo, Leaw, (Caf.) “Sun,” Lélanga, (Koos.); Leetshaatsi (Beet.); Diambo (Lag. B.); Lelanga, Eliang, (Caf.) “Day,” Imine (Koos.); Motsichari, (Beet.) “Eye,” Amesligo (Koos.); Liklŏ (Beet.); Tewho, (Lag. B.) “Moon,” Injanga (Koos.); Köhri (Beet.); Moomo (Lag. B.); Janga, Inyango, (Caf.) “Heaven,” Isuhlu (Koos.); Maaro, (Beet.)
Bosjemans, Coronas, Hottentots, and Saldannä Bay.—“Fire,” Tjih (Bos.); T'aib (Cor.); T'ei, T'ei eip, Nèip, Ecy, Ei, (Hot.) “Sun,” T'kòăra (Bos.); Soröhb (Cor.); Sore, Sorrie, Sorrè, Sorri, Surrie (Hot.); Sore, (Sal. B.) “Day,” T'gaa, (Bos.); Sorökŏa, (Cor.) “Eye,” T'saguh (Bos.); Muhm (Cor.); Mo, Mu, Mum, Moe, (Hot.) “Moon,” T'káukăruh (Bos.); T'khaam (Cor.); K'cha, T'ga, Tohâ, Kā (Hot.); Gam, (Sal. B.) “Heaven,” T'gachuh (Bos.); Homma, (Sal. B.)
Man, Woman, Human Being.
[m. marks Nouns Masculine; f. Nouns Feminine; h. words for a Human Being, whether Male or Female.]
North Africa.
Egypt.—Hoout, m. and h., Hime, f., Himi, f., Lomi, f. and h.[211]
Abyssinia and Nubia.—Szebbat, h. (Ab.); Odey, h. (Nub.); Szebbey, m. (Ab.); Auadseh, m., Oták, m. (Nub.); Szebbéitÿ, f. (Ab.); “Indáki”, f., Tétakkát, f. (Nub.)
Berbers and Dongolans.—Adémga, m. (Ber.); Ogikh, m. (Don.); Edinga, f. (Ber.); Enga, f. (Don.)
Phellatahs and Fulahs.—Nékdo, h., Gúrko, m. (Phel.); Gorko mahodo, m. (Ful.); Debbo, f. (Phel.); Debo, f. (Ful.)
Negro-land.
Iolofs and Sereres.—Gour, h., Garr, h. (Iol.); Core, h. (Ser.); Goourgne, m., Guiacar, m., Guiaccar, m. (Iol.); Cow, m. (Ser.); Digin, f., Guiguienne, f., Diguén, f. (Iol.); Tewe, f. (Ser.)
Mandingos.—Mo, h., Kea, m., Fato, m., Musha, f.
Jallunkans and Sokko.—Mogee, h. (Jal.); Manni, h. (Sok.); Kai, m. (Jal.); Kjä, m. (Sok.); Musee, f. (Jal.); Mussu, f. (Sok.)
Kanga, Mangree, and Gien.—Ngumbo, h. (Kan.); Mia, h. (Man.); Me, h. (Gien); Nebeju, m. (Kan.); Laniu, m. (Man.); Unsoibe, m. (Gien); Junoo, f. (Kan.); Auwee, f. (Man.); Lung, f. (Gien).
Fetu, Fanti, and Gold Coast.—Enipa, h. (Fanti); Nipa, h., Baning, m., Bubasja, f. (Fetu); Hiro, f. (G. Coast.)
Amina, Akkim, and Akripon.—Ojippa, h. (Am.); Nippa, h. (Akkim); Osse, h. (Akri.); Obaini, m. (Am.); Obellima, m. (Akkim); Unji, m. (Akri.); Obbaa, f. (Am.); Obia, f. (Akkim); Otjee, (Akri.)
Akrai and Tambi.—Biomo, h., Biommo, h. (Ak.); Numero, h. (Tam.); Nu, m. (Ak.); Njummu, m. (Tam.); Nga, f., In, f. (Ak.)
Papah, and Watje.—Emme, h. (Pap.); Ammee, h. (Wat.); Messuhu, m. (Pap.); Uzu, m. (Wat.); Djonnu, f. (Pap.); Jonnu, f. (Wat.)
Kongo.—Eiecala-muntu, h., Mundu, h., Ackala, m., Jakkela, m., Bacala, m., Kentu, f., Quinto, f.
Loango, Mandongo, and Camba.—Mond, h. (Lo.); Mutte, h. (Man.); Monami, h. (Cam.); Bakala, m., Bakkara, m. (Lo.); Najalaka, m. (Man.); Olummi, m. (Cam.); Kento, f., Tjendo, f. (Lo.); Okeetu, f. (Man.); Ukassi, f. (Cam.)
Karabari, Ibo, and Mokko.—Mad, h. (Kar.); Made, h. (Ibo.); Auwo, h. (Mok.); Mammoku, m. (Kar.); Mook, m., Dikkom, m., Dim, m., (Ibo); Iden, m. (Mok.); Mangman, f. (Kar.); Mai, f., Wei, F. (Ibo); Wan, f. (Mok.)
Wawu and Tembu.—See, h. (Wa.); Iraa, h. (Tem.); Gonee, m. (Wa.); Ibalu, m. (Tem.); Anna, f. (Wa.); Alo, f. (Tem.)
Kassenti.—Umir, h., Otga, m., Uppi, f.
Affadeh.—Mágu, h., Beló, m., Kerim, f.
Schilluck.—Tabànje, m., Uréh, f.
Dâr Fûr and Dâr Runga.—Koá, h., Duéh, m. (D. Fur.); Kamére, m. (D. Run.); Jânkuèh, f. (D. Fur.); Mmi, f. (D. Run.)
South Africa.
Madagascar.—Oelun, h., Olon, h., Urun, h., Lelay, m., Lăhē, m., Orrang, m., Văiăve, f., Bayave, f., Ampele, f.
Koossas, Beetjuanas, Lagoa Bay, and Caffres.—Uhmto, h. (Koos.); Muhnto, h. (Beet.); Monhee, h. (L. Bay); Monúna, m. (Beet.); Indóda, m. (Koos.); Doda, m., Abaandoo, m. (Caf.); Umfási, f. (Koos.); Massári, or Bassari, f. (Beet.); Aduhast, f. (L. Bay); Omfaas, f. (Caf.)
Bosjemans, Coronas, Hottentots, and Saldannä Bay.—T'kūi h. (Bos.); T'kohn, h. (Cor.); T'na, m. (Bos.); Köuh, m., Kauh, m., Chaib, M. (Cor.); Kùpp, m., K'quique, m., Zohee, m., Qûoique, m., Quaina, m. (Hot.); T'aifi, f. (Bos.); Chaisas, f. (Cor.); Ankona, f. (Sal. B.); Honnes, f., Kus, f., K'quiquis, Zohees, f., Kȳoiquis, f., Quaishha, f. (Hot.)
Parts Of The Body, Hand, Arm, &c.
North Africa.
Egypt.—“Hand,” Gig, Shig [The Hand and Fore-Arm], Koi, Mah, Mahe. “Tongue,” Lash. “Ear,” Meeje.[212] “Nose,” Sha. “Foot,” Rat, [I, “To go.”] “Head,” Kahi, Jo.
Abyssinia and Nubia.—“Hand,” Tedémbetôn, (Nub.) “Tongue,” Mülhassh (Abyss.); E'midáp, (Nub.) “Ear,” A'shinhá (Abyss.); Ishenáh, Wongwil, (Nub.) “Nose,” Affinkjáha (Abyss.); A'ffinkjách, Ognûf, (Nub.) “Foot,” Tarékkas (Abyss.); Regget, (Nub.) “Head,” Râassih (Abyss.); Dimmáha, O'gürmá, (Nub.)
Berbers and Dongolans.—“Hand,” Iddegh (Ber.); Ihg, (Don.) “Tongue,” Nárka (Ber.); Nádka, (Don.) “Ear,” U'kkegá (Ber.); Ulûk, (Don.) “Nose,” Szurringa, (Ber. & Don.) “Foot,” Oèntúga (Ber.); Ossentuge, (Don.)
Phellatahs and Fulahs.—“Hand,” Néworéh (Phel.); Youngo, (Ful.) “Tongue,” Démgal (Phel.); D'heingall, (Ful.) “Ear,” Nuppi (Phel.) Noppy, (Ful.) “Nose,” Njelhinerát (Phel.); Hener, (Ful.) “Foot,” Kússengál (Phel.); Kavassongal, (Ful.) “Head,” Hóre (Phel.); Horde, (Ful.)
Negro-land.
Iolofs and Sereres.—“Hand,” Loho, Loco [properly the Arm], Lokoo (Iol.); Bayie, (Ser.) “Tongue,” Laming, Lamai, Lammegue, Lamin (Iol.); Delemme, (Ser.) “Ear,” Smanoppe, Nope, Noppe (Iol.); Noffe, (Ser.) “Nose,” Smak-bookan, Bacann, Boucanne, Baccané (Iol.); Guisse, (Ser.) “Foot,” Simatank, Tangue (Iol.); Guiaf, (Ser.) “Head,” Smababb, Boppe, Bappe, Bop (Iol.); Coque, (Ser.).
Mandingos.—“Hand,” Bulla, Boula [Hand and Arm]. “Tongue,” Ning. “Ear,” Toola. “Nose,” Noong. “Foot,” Sing. “Head,” Kung, Koon.
Jallunkans and Sokko.—“Hand,” Ibolee (Jal.); Bulla, Blu, (Sok.) “Foot,” Itgenge (Jal.); Afo, (Sok.) “Head,” Ikkunjee (Jal.); Ukkung, (Sok.)
Kanga, Mangree, and Gien.—“Hand,” Nakoa (Kan.); Ikko, (Gien.) “Foot,” Namboo (Kan.); Trippi (Man.); Nugee, (Gien.) “Head,” Nandewu (Kan.); Tri (Man.); Ungo, (Gien.)
Fetu and Gold Coast.—“Hand,” Ensah, (Fetu.) “Tongue,” Teckremà (Fetu); Decrame, (G. Coast.) “Ear,” Asschaba (Fetu); Asso, (G. Coast.) “Nose,” Engvvinni (Fetu); O-u-nom, (G. Coast.) “Foot,” Anan, (Fetu.) “Head,” Etyr (Fetu); Eteri, (G. Coast.)
Amina, Akkim, and Akripon.—“Hand,” En-saa, Obaa (Am. & Akkim); Obaa, (Akri.) “Foot,” Onang (Am. & Akkim); Djabi, (Akri.) “Head,” Utieri (Am.); Metih (Akkim); Nuntji, (Akri.)
Akrai and Tambi.—“Hand,” Nindeh, Dinde, Nindé (Ak.); Nindi, (Tam.) “Arm,” Nindeh, (Ak.) “Ear,” Toy, (Ak.) “Foot,” Nanne, Nandé, (Ak.); Nandi, (Tam.) “Head,” Ithu, Oitju (Ak.); Ii, (Tam.)
Widah, Papah, and Watje.—“Hand,” Alo (Wid.); Allo (Pap.); Aschi, (Wat.) “Ears,” Otto, (Wid.) “Nose,” Aonty, (Wid.) “Foot,” Affo (Wid.); Afo, (Pap. & Wat.) “Head,” Ta, (Pap. & Wat.)
Kongo and Angolan.—“Hand,” Moco [pl.], Kook, Coco, (Kon.) “Foot,” Malu (Kon.); Quirio, (An.) “Head,” Ontu, (Kon.)
Loango, Mandongo, and Camba.—“Hand,” Kogo (Lo.); Koko, (Man. & Cam.) “Foot,” Kulu (Lo. & Cam.); Kolo, (Man.) “Head,” Tu (Lo.); Motu, (Man. & Cam.)
Karabari, Ibo, and Mokko.—“Hand,” Okuh (Kar.); Hukko (Ibo); Ono-nuba, (Mok.) “Foot,” Akkah (Kar.); Akkau (Ibo); Ugod, (Mok.) “Head,” Issi (Kar. & Ibo); Iboil, (Mok.)
Wawu and Tembu.—“Hand,” Be (Wa.); Nin, (Tem.) “Foot,” Gann (Wa.); Navorre, (Tem.) “Head,” Angoru (Wa.); Kujuoo, (Tem.)
Krepeer, Ashantees, and Kassenti.—“Hand,” Inno, (Kas.) “Arm,” Assij (Kre.); Osa, (Ash.) “Ear,” Otuh (Kre.); Uwasso, (Ash.) “Nose,” Amonthi (Kre.); Ohüny, (Ash.) “Foot,” Itta, (Kas.) “Head,” Ota (Kre.); Otri (Ash.); Dür, (Kas.)
Affadeh.—“Hand,” Blimszeh. “Tongue,” Essiénkó. “Ear,” Szémmankó. “Nose,” Démulzungenkó. “Foot,” E'nszih. “Head,” Go, Ko.
Dâr Fûr and Dâr Runga.—“Hand,” Enkeffy [Surface of the Hand], (D. Fur.) “Tongue,” Dali, (D. Fur.) “Ear,” Dilá (D. Fur.); Nesso, (D. Run.) “Nose,” Dürméh, (D. Fur.) “Foot,” Tárinmúfsaly (D. Fur.); Itar, (D. Run.) “Head,” Tabú, (D. Fur.)
South Africa.
Beetjuana-Caffres, Corona-Hottentots, and Madagascar.—“Hand,” T'koam (Cor.-Hot.); Tang'am, (Mad.) “Tongue,” Lolemi (Beet.-Kaf.); Lella, Leula, (Mad.) “Ears,” Zébe (Beet.-Kaf.); Soffi, (Mad.) “Nose,” Ongko, (Beet.-Kaf.); Orong, (Mad.)
Madagascar.—“Hand,” Tang'am, Tangan, Tangh. “Tongue,” Lella, Leula, Lēlã, Lela. “Ear,” Souffy, Soofi. “Nose,” Orung, Urun, Oron. “Foot,” Hoots, Lefack, Ungoor, Lafatungu, Tombut, “Head,” Loha, Dooha, Lua.
Koosas, Beetjuanas, Lagoa Bay, and Caffres.—“Hand,” Mundha (L. Bay); Fansa (Caf.); Isanga (Koos.); Sseaakja, (Beet.) “Tongue,” Mume (Koos.); Lolémi (Beet.); Loodjem, (L. Bay.) “Ear,” Elébe (Koos.); Zébe (Beet.); Gevea, (L. Bay.) “Nose,” Poomlu (Koos.); Ongkŏ (Beet.); Numpho, (L. Bay.) “Foot,” Jénjăo (Koos.); Lónao (Beet.); Chizenda (L. Bay); Enjau, (Caf.) “Head,” Klogo (Koos.); Kŏhho (Beet.); Lücko (L. Bay); Loko, (Caf.)
Bosjemans, Coronas, Hottentots, and Saldannä Bay.—“Hand,” T'aa (Bos.); T'kŏám (Cor.); Onecoa (Sal. B.); T'unka, Omma, (Hot.) “Tongue,” T'in (Bos.); Tamma (Cor. & Hot.); Tamme, (Sal. B.) “Ear,” T'no-cingtu (Bos.); T'naum (Cor.); Naho (Sal. B.); Nouw [pl.], (Hot.) “Nose,” T'nuhntu (Bos.); T'geub (Cor.); Tui, Zakui (Sal. B.); T'koi, Koyb, Qui, Ture, Thuké, Qûoi, (Hot.) “Foot,” T'oóah (Bos.); T'keib (Cor.); Coap (Sal. B.); Y, Itqua, Yi, (Hot.) “Head,” T'naa (Bos.); Minuong (Cor.); Biquäau, Biqua, Bigûa, (Hot.)
Water.
North Africa.
Egypt.—“Aquæ,” Eiooue, Mōou, Mau. “Seas,” Amaiou. “Rain,” Mou-noshe. “A Torrent, A Stream,” Mouns-ōr. em. “To irrigate, To drink,” Matsos. “A Stream,” Eioor, Erōn.
Abyssinia and Arabia.—Mi (Abyss.); Me, Ejern, (Nub.)
Berbers and Dongolans.—Amánga (Ber.); Esseg, (Don.)
Negro-land.
Iolofs.—M'doch, Doc, Dock.
Mandingos.—Ji, Gee,
Fetu and Gold Coast.—Ensu (Fetu); Enchion, (G. Coast.)
Akrai.—Nuh.
Widah.-Asioué.
Kongo and Angola.—Masa (Kon. & Ang.); Mazia, (Ang.)
Loango.—Mazei.
Krepeer and Ashantees.—Itchi (Kre.); Inssuo, (Ash.)
Affadeh.—Améh.
Mobba and Schilluck.—E'ndschÿ (Mob.); Mage [also Cold], (Sch.)
Dâr Fûr and Dâr Runga.—Kóro, (D. Fûr); Tta, (D. Run.)
South Africa.
Gallas.—Bischan.
Madagascar.—Rano, Rana, Ranü.
Koosas, Beetjuanas, Lagoa Bay, and Caffres.—Ammaansi (Koos.); Meetsi (Beet.); Matce (Lag. B.); Maasi, Ammanzu, (Caf.)
Huswanas.—T'kaē.
Bosjemans, Coronas, Hottentots, and Saldannä Bay.—T'kohaa (Bos.), T'kamma (Cor. & Hot.); Kamma, Kamme, Kām (Hot.); Ouata, (Sal. Bay.)