branched at the base. Leaves long, up to 1/5 in. broad, grey-green.
Spikes up to 6 in. long, solitary, pallid. Spikelets densely packed on
one side of the axis, narrow, and with a short awn.
Darfur Prov. (Jebel Barkin).
908 =Chloris pycnothrix= _Trin._
Slender perennial or annual grass, ½-1 ft. high, stems at the base
prostrate, with tufts of barren shoots and stems springing from the
rooting joints. Leaves 1½-2 in., very narrow. Spikes 3 to 9, sessile, or
some shortly stalked, 1½-3 in. long, digitate. Spikelets minute, awn of
lower valve very fine, ½-¾ in. long, upper valve also curved, with fine
bristle ⅙-¼ in. long.
Mongalla Prov. (Yei district).
=C. punctulata= _Hochst._
Perennial, ½-1 ft. high, stems with stout, wiry, creeping stems rooting
at the joints and sending up fresh tufts therefrom. Stems slender,
enclosed in the sheathing bases of the leaves up to the base of the
inflorescence. Spikes 1-2½ in. long, 3-6, digitate. Spikelets minute,
rigid, and bristle-like, about ½ in. long, yellow.
Red Sea Prov. (Lat. 21-22° N.); Khartoum Prov.; Kordofan Prov. (Joka).
=C. virgata= _Swartz._ TIMALA—Hadendowa.
Perennial or annual, 1-3 ft. high. Stems often prostrate below, and
giving off barren shoots from the rooting joints. Spikes 6-15 or more,
digitate, whitish green or purplish, 1-2½ in. long. Spikelets about ⅙
in. long, 2-awned, on upper valve ¼-½ in. long, on lower ½-¾ in. long,
lower valve also hairy and bearded below the tip.
A fodder grass.
Widely distributed in Northern and Central Sudan (Fung Prov. (Shellal).
=var. elegans= _Stapf._
Similar to type, but spikes up to 3 in. long, lower valve of spikelets
conspicuously swollen.
Red Sea Prov. (Erkowit & Tokar).
=C. gayana= _Kunth._
Perennial or annual, 2-4 ft. high. Stems often stout with runners at the
base from which spring barren shoots. Leaves narrow, long tapering, ½ to
more than 1 ft. long. Spikes 6-15, digitate, not stalked, rarely
spreading, 2½-4 in. long. Spikelets ⅛ in. long, shortly 2-awned, dense
on the spikes.
Mongalla Prov. (Yei Valley District).
=C. barbata= _Sw._
Perennial very variable in size and habit. Stems stout, 1-3 ft. high,
with long creeping runners at the base. Spikes 4-20, ½-4 in. long,
digitate. Spikelets 1/10-⅙ in., green or red-purple, 3-awned, awn ¼-⅓
in. long; glumes very hairy, and pointed at the tip.
Darfur Prov.
=C. breviseta= _Benth._ DAZ (Meshra el Zeraf) UM ASABA—Arab; YOLOVAN
(Meshra el Zeraf)—Dinka.
Perennial up to 2 ft. high, with stout stems and creeping basal runners.
Leaves long and narrow. Spikes up to 12, about 3 in. long. Spikelets
about ⅙ in. long, 3-awned, but awns only short bristles, glumes slightly
hairy, often fringed with purple.
Kassala Prov. (Gallabat, Matamma); Kordofan Prov. (Abu Haraz); Darfur
Prov. (Kulme, 3,600 ft.); Upper White Nile Prov. (Meshra el Zeraf); Bahr
el Ghazal Prov. (Jur Ghattas); Mongalla Prov. (Yei River, Gondokoro).
=C. villosa= _Pers._
Perennial from a densely tufted stout woody base which is clothed with
broad overlapping leaf-sheaths. Stems slender, up to 3 ft. high, but
generally smaller. Leaves very narrow 1-3 in. Spikes solitary up to 3
in. long. Spikelets 4-awned, awns up to ⅓ in. long, very dense on the
axis, triangular, with the base upwards, glumes very hairy.
A good fodder grass in desert regions.
Red Sea Prov. (Khor Tamanib); Between Suakin and Berber (Wadi Omari).
=C. spathacea= _Hochst._
Tufted perennial up to 1 ft. high, similar in habit to _C. villosa_, but
generally smaller, and the solitary spike wholly or partly enclosed in
spathe-like leaf-sheaths. The awns also are rather more rigid.
Between Suakin and Berber (Wadi Laemab); Atbara River (Jebel Erimbat,
Goz Regeb); Blue Nile Prov. (Wad el Haddad, Wad el Gamali); White Nile
Prov. (Jebel Arashkol); Kordofan Prov. (Bir Sodari and Abu Haraz).
909 =Ctenium elegans= _Kunth._ DANAB EL NAGA, ABU-DHANABI—Arab.
Perennial densely tufted grass, stems thin, wiry, 1½-2½ ft. high. Leaves
scanty, narrow. Spikes solitary up to 1 ft. long. Spikelets very narrow,
densely packed on one side of the axis like the teeth of a comb, shortly
awned with a fine bristle. Glumes and axis finely hairy.
Blue Nile Prov. (Sennar); Kordofan Prov. (Jebel Kon, Khor Abu Habl);
Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Bongo: Gir).
=C. Schweinfurthii= _Gilg._
Similar in general habit to _C. elegans_, but differs in that two of the
glumes are strongly hairy, the inner glume is not glandular and the awn
from the side nerve is conspicuous.
Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Bongo land).
910 =Coelachyrum brevifolium= _Nees._
Small annual tufted grass 3-6 in. high, frequently bearing long trailing
stems with leafy branches at the joints. Leaves 1-2 in. long, lance-
shaped. Panicle loose, branches up to six in number, about 1 in. long,
irregularly arranged. Spikelets crowded on the branches, about ⅛ in.
long, 3-4-flowered, glumes ovate.
Red Sea Prov. (Tokar and Lat. 21° N.).
911 =Eleusine indica= _Gaertn._
Annual, often strong growing, but variable according to locality, from a
few inches to 2 ft. in height. Stems flattened, 2-3-jointed. Leaves
often numerous, crowded near the base, long, narrow, midrib conspicuous.
Spikes 2-14, 1-7 in. long, digitate, with usually 1 or 2 extra below.
Spikes slender, straight, axis breaking above the glumes. Spikelets
1/8-1/6 in. long, in two rows all crowded on one side of the axis. Seed
heart-shaped in cross section.
Kassala Prov. (Gallabat, Matamma); Fung Prov. (Jongol’s Post); Nubia
Mts. Prov. (Talodi); Mongalla Prov. (Gondokoro, Mongalla and Yei River);
Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Jur Ghattas and Niamniam land).
=E. coracana= _Gaertn._ TELABUN—Arab; KOELL—Bongo; MONU or MARO—Zande.
Very like _E. indica_, but more robust, up to 5 ft. high. Spikes thick,
often curved, axis tough, grain roundish.
Cultivated for the grain in the Southern Sudan, where it is used both
for food and in the preparation of native beer.
Fung Prov. (Fazoghli); Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Jur Ghattas and Niamniam
land); Bahr el Jebel (Bari country).
=E. flagellifera= _Nees._ HOMRA (Red Sea Prov.)—Arab; IGLA—Rashida;
TOKSHIN—Hadendowa.
Perennial with long, stiff, wiry, creeping stems, much branched and
rooting at the joints, which are often leafy and thickened. Erect
flowering stems about 10 in. long. Spikes 3-6, 1-1½ in. long. Spikelets
crowded, overlapping, ⅛-⅓ in. long, often purplish.
Desert grass.
Red Sea Prov. (littoral, Lat. 22° N., Wadi el Arab and Tokar); Between
Suakin and Berber (Wadi Laemab); Berber Prov. (Atbara river); Kassala
Prov. (Um Adam).
=E. verticillata= _Roxb._
Tufted annual 1-3 ft. high, with many strong leafy stems. Leaves rather
broad. Spikes numerous, rather scattered on the axis or arranged in
whorls, up to 3 in. long. Spikelets large, up to ¼ in., densely crowded,
glumes very pointed, overlapping.
Between Suakin and Berber (Jebel Okurr).
912 =Dactyloctenium ægypticum= _Willd._ KOREIB (Khartoum), UM ASABA
(Kordn)—Arab.
Annual, 1-1½ ft. high, stems stoutish, sometimes prostrate and rooting
from the joints at the base. Leaves long, tapering to a fine point, 1-5
in. long by 1½-⅙ in. wide. Often hairy with white hairs bearing a small
tubercle at the base. Spikes 2-6, digitate, ½-2 in. long, axis stout
with spikelets densely packed in 2 rows facing in one direction and
spreading at right angles. Spikelets up to ⅛ in. long, stiff, armed with
a short curved rigid awn.
A good fodder plant; the seed is eaten at times.
Widely distributed in the Sudan.
=D. glauciphyllum= _Courb._
Perennial with long creeping stems bearing leafy flowering tufts at the
thickened joints, 8 in.-1 ft. high. Leaves mainly basal, 1-5 in. long,
very narrow, thinly covered with long soft white hairs. Spikes about 4
in number, digitate, up to 1 in. long, branches densely packed with
spikelets about 1/5 in. long, glumes prolonged into a sharp hard point.
A desert grass, eaten readily by cattle, sheep, and goats, but dangerous
to horses causing irritation to the bladder and kidneys if eaten in
large quantities.
Red Sea Prov. (Lat. 21° N., Tokar, Khor Tamanib); Between Suakin and
Berber (Wadi Sarrawib and Wadi el Omari).
913 =Dinebra arabica= _Stapf._ EL MILEIHA (Khartoum) and MAMLEIHA
(Fung)—Arab.
Annual leafy grass 1-3 ft. high, growing in dense tufts, stems stout,
branching from the base. Leaves flat, 3-8 in. long. Inflorescence up to
1 ft. long, axis stout, rigid, erect. Branches rather irregularly and
widely spaced, becoming closer towards the apex, ½-2½ in. long.
Spikelets overlapping, ⅙ in. long, outer glumes drawn out into a long,
fine, rigid point.
Widely distributed in the Sudan.
914 =Trichoneura arenaria= _Ekman._
Small tufted annual grass, woody at the base up to 4 in. long, finely
dense. Spikelets flattened, shortly awned.
Red Sea Prov. (Soturba, Mersa Elei).
915 =Triraphis nana= _Boiss._
Dwarf desert grass, annual, about 4 in. high. Leaves very narrow and
fine pointed. Panicle brush-like, oval, about 1 in. long. Spikelets
dense, very hairy, with a fine bristle-like awn.
Red Sea Prov. (Lat. 21° N.).
916 =Tripogon sp.= (See Key).
Darfur Prov. (Jebel Marra, high zone).
917 =Enneapogon elegans= _Stapf._ MASABIGH—Arab.
Perennial grass about 15 in. high, with tufted woody base. Leaves mostly
basal, with tight woody sheaths, blades very narrow, finely hairy.
Inflorescence spike-like, whitish or purplish, up to 4 in. long.
Spikelets in clusters, fairly dense on the axis. Glumes narrow, divided
apically into 9 feathery awns. Grain oval, with long silky white hairs
springing from the upper half.
A good fodder grass.
Between Suakin and Berber (Wadi Eremit); Khartoum Prov. (Jebel
Malakhit).
=E. mollis= _Lehm._
Perennial, more or less finely hairy all over. Stems 1-3 ft. long.
Leaves long, up to ⅜ in. broad, mostly narrower. Inflorescence spike-
like, often interrupted and lobed below, ⅙ in. long. Spikelets crowded,
up to 1/5 in. long, awns 9, feathery, up to ¼ in. long, glumes often
tinged with black, the whole rather like a fox tail.
Blue Nile Prov. (Near mouth of Dinder River). Kordofan Prov.; Darfur
Prov.
918 =Schmidtia pappophoroides= _Steud._ EL MILEIHA (N. Kordn)—Arab.
Coarse tufted perennial grass up to 1½ ft. high, covered with fine short
hairs. Stems bent and woody below. Panicle up to 4 in. long, spike-like,
narrow, fairly dense. Spikelets in clusters of 4-6, hairy. Glumes
9-nerved, five being prolonged into straight fine bristle-like awns, of
a brownish yellow colour.
A good fodder grass.
Kordofan Prov. (Wadi Gotta and Kheiran); Darfur Prov. (Jebel Sungur,
Suruj district).
919 =Oryza brachyantha= _Stapf._ RUZ EL WADI—Arab.
Tall leafy grass with stout stems growing in inundated or swampy soil,
about 2 ft. high or more. Leaves long, tapering to a fine point.
Spikelets large, flat, oblong, about ⅜ in. long, shortly stalked on the
wavy branches of an elongated narrow panicle, including the awn over 1
ft. long. Awns slender, rigid, rough, 6 in. or more long.
Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Jur Ghattas).
=O. Barthii= _Chev._ RUZ—Arab, ALABU—Dinka and Shilluk.
Coarse leafy grass with stout ribbed stems growing in inundated khors
near river; about 2 ft. high. Leaves up to ½ in. wide. Panicle rather
lax, up to 1 ft. long. Spikelets reddish-yellow, with short stiff white
hairs, ⅓ in. long, narrow, and tapering to a fine tip. Awns wavy, less
than 3 in. long.
Upper White Nile Prov. (Kio plantation).
=O. punctata= _Kotschy._ RUZ EL WADI, UM SHEBITI or TIBN—Arab.
Aquatic grass growing in flooded khors, 2-3 ft. high, stems moderately
stout. Leaves under ½ in. wide, finely ribbed. Panicle very lax, up to
10 in. long, branches few. Spikelets oblong, ¼ in. long, hairy on the
ribs. Awn slightly curved, about 1½ in. long.
White Nile Prov. (Jebel Arashkol); Kordofan (Khor Abu Habl.); Fung Prov.
(Jongol’s Post).
=O. officinalis= _Wall._
Tall leafy grass up to 6 ft. high, stems slender. Leaves 1-2 ft. by ½-1½
in., pale grey green. Panicle up to 8 in. long, very lax, branches
spreading. Spikelets ⅙ in., white. Awn up to ½ in. long.
Fung Prov. (Jongol’s Post); Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Niamniam land,
Nabambisso River).
920 =Leersia hexandra= _Sw._
Rice-like grass growing in swampy soil, smaller and more slender than
true Rice, 2-4 ft. high. Inflorescence a loose panicle 2-4 in. long.
Spikelets ⅙ in. long, lower florets absent, glumes not awned. Leaves
8-12 in. long by ⅓-½ in. broad, flat, sharp edged.
Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Niamniam land, Nabambisso River); Mongalla Prov.
(Yei River).
=L. angustifolia= _Munro._
Tufted grass up to 2 ft. high, growing in swamps. Inflorescence loose,
purplish, bristles on edges of glumes nearly straight and set at an
acute angle. Leaves very narrow, awl-like, folded.
Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Jur Ghattas).
=L. drepanothria= _Stapf._
Similar to above in habit. Bristles on glumes curled.
Fung Prov. (Jongol’s Post).
921 =Elytrophorus articulatus= _P. Beauv._
An erect annual grass 6-18 in. high. Leaves as long as the stem and
spikes very narrow. Inflorescence often larger than the stem, reddish
yellow in colour. Spikelets in globose clusters that are densely packed
along a central axis, forming a long cylindric or interrupted spike.
Spikelets ⅙ in. long, with awned glumes surrounded by many empty glumes.
Awns about ¼ in. long.
Kordofan Prov. (Abu Garad, El Mareikib); Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Jur
Ghattas).
922 =Aeluropus repens= _Parl._
A rigid grass with long wiry roots. Stems 6-12 in. long, densely tufted,
branched, hard, erect or prostrate, with long, often creeping runners.
Leaves ⅙-1 in., mostly spreading at right angles to the stem, inrolled
and sharp pointed resembling thorns in appearance. Inflorescence ¼-⅔ in.
in diameter, globose or ovoid. Spikelets densely compacted.
Red Sea (Coastal region).
923 =Bromus adoensis= _Hochst._
Annual about 1 ft. high, stems slender, leaves long, narrow. Panicle
lax, spikelets 6-9 flowered on slender flexuous stalks, tassel-like,
purplish. Awns up to ¾ in. long.
Darfur Prov. (Jebel Marra, Niurnya 6,500 ft.). Red Sea Prov. (between
3-4,000 ft.).
924 =Olyra latifolia= _Linn._
Tall branched perennial 10-15 ft. high, growing in shady moist khors.
Leaves large, 4-7 in. long, by 1-2¾ in. broad, flat, narrowed to a fine
tip. Inflorescence 3-6 in. long, somewhat loose. Spikelets oval, about ¼
in. long, awn up to nearly an inch, flexuous. Glumes papery.
Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Niamniam land, Boddo River). Mongalla Prov. (Yei
River).
925 =Oxytenanthera abyssinica= _Munro._ GANNA—Arab; MEDERA—Hameg; TAL
(J. Daier), LUI (J. Eliri)—Nuba; LAU—Nuer; NGANZI—Zande.
Tall leafy shrub with woody stems (canes) rising from a thick rhizome.
Leaves lance-head shaped, up to 6 in. by 1 in. wide. Spikelets in dense
terminal heads in more or less globose whorls.
The Bamboo; the stems are used for building and many other purposes.
Kassala Prov. (Gallabat, Matamma); Fung Prov. (J. Fazoghli); Nuba Mts.
Prov. (Khors); Atbara River; Bahr el Ghazal Prov. (Khors).
INDEX TO NATIVE NAMES.
=ARABIC NAMES=
SERIAL NO.
Abbaka 480
Abdugulgul 698
Abhamāda 370
Abjalajel 22
Abkileh 291
Abl 155
Abongandur 693
Abrukab 111
Abu Ain Safra 543
Abu Beka 480
Abu Dhanabi 909
Abu ’Eleiba 618
Abu Fas 689
Abu Galagel 22
Abu Garada 855
Abu Gawi 334, 480
Abu Halagin 618
Abu Hamāda 370
Abu Hareib 895
Abu Hosaba 628
Abu Khalafof 199
Abu Khameira 270, 368
Abu Khamir 430
Abu Lebben 142, 229, 440, 451, 460
Abu Leila 276
Abu Likeita 30
Abu Liseig 256
Abu Marfein 478
Abu Nuwara 674
Abu Rikhis 864
Abu Rukba 880
Abu Shoka 119
Abu Shutur 662
Abu Shweika 119, 570
Abu Sidra 662
Abu Surug 282
Abu Tamara 38
Abu Tifa 722
Abu Tumra 113
Addar Abu Shar 855
Addar 855
Addimir 37
Adlib 102
’Ads Sudani 339
’Ads Surgam 323
Af 814
Agash 461
Agassir 244
Ageig 895
Ageig El Baggar 895
Agur 164
Ain El Jenel 593
Ajur 164
Ajur El Ghazal 164
Ajur El Kelb 164
Akasa 244
Akeish 461
Aklimawi 855
’Akrash 899
Alag 38
Alankuwe 368
Algulu-ar 430
Alloseg 200
Alluseig 200
Amayok 303
Ambaj 311
Ambatch 311
Amboru 218
Amgineidilad 344
Amzaq 402
Anaba 370
Anawidik 111
Ankolib 855
Annas 895
Ansora 866
Ara 107
Araa Aassali 174
Araa Kossa 164
Araa Stambuli 174
Araka 367
Ararib 86
Ardeib 275
Argun 814
Arish 402
Arkala 133, 440, 618
Arrada 288
Arrawal 543
Arsh 161
Asad el Tugule 413
Asat el Gird 413
Asfar 105, 571
Asin 30
Aslanga 765
Ass’aib 38
Attar 244
Aud 287
Azanaya 599
Babanus 342
Babirusa 827
Baggis 480
Bahana 855
Bal 340
Balah 814
Bambit 104
Bamia 224
Banaduro 611
Bango 361
Banu 901
Basham 199
Bassal El Kelb 772
Bassal El Wadi 757
Battikh 172
Bayad (See also Be-eid.) 781, 895
Bebit 105
Bedingan 608
Bedingan El Guta 608
Be-Eid (See also Bayad.) 781
Begheil 676, 841
Bekheiset 756
Berīd 764, 772
Bersīm baladi 296
Bersīm hegazi 295
Bet el Arus 329
Beylasān 163
Bigm 155
Biltik 550
Binnu 901
Bombay 618
Bortugan 379
Buda 652
Burdi 738, 827
Burnus 866
Burri 855
Bus 892
Buzz’am 892
Dabalab 239
Dabkar 33, 392
Dafara 602
Dahaian 44
Dahassir 300
Dakar 814
Dakheyan 44
Dalle 86
Danaban 692
Danabaya 895
Danab El Abilani 111
Danab El Kelb 104, 882, 886
Danab El Naga 904, 909
Danab El Tut 88
Darot 188
Dawa na Samaki 303
Dayok 756
Daz 908
Deberrah 101
Defera 873, 877
Defera Melaiha 899
Deil El Far 895
Deilu 86
Deleib 818
Demchirai 256, 257
Denaba 57
Dereisa (See also Dreisa.) 117
Derma 300
Difera 877
Difrat El Khei 906
Dinsis 528
Dis 738, 827
Dom 819, 820
Dreisa 117
Dreys (See also Dreisa.) 117
Dubagha 204
Dueid 781
Duffeig 814
Dukhan 616
Dukhān El Azabat 602
Dukhn 886
Dunbalab 895
Dura Seifi 855
Dura Shami 840
Duruba 394
Durūt 188
Egeig 895
Eibnusa 342
Eish Er Rif 840
El Ara 107
El Aud 287
El Bueida 104
El Erra 163
El Gurun 121
El Hād 628
El Kurda 873
El Luinda 886
El Mileiha 913, 918
El Rak 367
El Sha’aluk 163
El Sherei’a 300
El Torak 855
El Tübbür 739
El Turba 340
El Ut 287
El Wein 652
El Yeir 163
Emferid 904
Enab El Dib 608
Ergana 238
Erg El Agrab 22, 326
Erg El Akrab 22
Erg El Asda 111
Erg El Bugr 692
Erg El Dam 111
Erg El Haggar 16
Erg El Mehabba 38
Erg El M’oterash 619
Erg El Moya 657
Erg El Nāl 207
Erg El Nimr 682
Erg El Saggat 426
Erg El Shagat 657
Erg el Tueirat 142
Erg El Tundub 657
Erg Habūb El Kheil 460
Erra 163
Eshūb 827
Fagus 164
Fakhah 111, 685
Faki Baladawaya 722
Farah El Gumri 340
Fareq 155
Fartaga 291
Faru 618
Feraisha 320
Feterita 855
Figl 53
Fiki Mostahi 855
Fikki 41
Filfil Ahmar 610
Fiss El Kelb 106
Fiss El Kelab 96
Foqqesh 612
Forgeyh 533
Ful 322
Ful Sudani 315
Gabbah 895
Gaddeim 199
Gaddum El Teital 855
Gafal 385, 386
Gambil 599
Gameiz 352
Gandah 742
Ganna 925
Garaa Aasali 174
Garaa Kossa 164
Garaa Stambuli 174
Garad 287
Garadaya 269, 288
Garawi 855
Gargadan (See also Karkadan.) 218
Garguir 47
Gash El Fil 788
Gash El Nāl 886
Gassabi 855
Gatgat 544
Gatha 117
Gau 895
Gau Dumbelad 904
Gauumshara 895
Gereigdan (See also Gregdan.) 199
Gereidah 814
Gerfet El Dūd 288
Gesharingeik 332
Gharaz 841
Gharba 44
Ghareir 602, 606
Ghubeish 107, 224
Ghubeyra 543, 602, 624
Gibbein 608
Gid El Gutn 225
Gilban 324
Gimbil 599
Gishta 8
Gogheib 893
Gongoleis 212
Gonoih 229
Gregdan (See also Gereigdan.) 205
Gubein 608
Gueir 352
Gughan 417, 418
Gugheib 893
Gula 370
Gulgul 698
Gulum 34
Gumali 19
Gungara 886
Gurdi 60
Gurdum 571
Guta 608
Gutn Americani 227
Gutn Arabi 227
Gutn El Khala 225
Gutn Mumtaz 227
Gutub 225
Habahan 797
Habaq 649
Habashkol 164
Habat El Ain (See also Hab bita El Ain.) 269
Habbas 286
Habb El Meluk 241
Hab bita El Ain (See also Hab El Ain.) 286
Hab El Ain (See also Hab bita El Ain.) 269
Habīl 191
Habilarus 325, 329
Habil Er Rus 325
Halfa 882, 900
Halleyu 440
Haluk 657, 658
Hamaisi 855
Hamareib 865
Hamerai 866
Hanbūk 218
Handal 172
Hantud 618
Har 77
Hara 77
Harayrah 105
Haraz 287
Hareish 84
Hargal 447
Harhar 344
Harr 562
Harra 50
Harrīsh 603
Harsh 608
Hashab 287
Hashish 361
Hashish El Farras 513
Hebeibu 61
Hegarig 855
Heglig 382
Hegiri 855
Heilagūt 901
Hekkabit 34
Helba 294
Helew 877
Hemeira 901
Hemra 895
Henna 131
Hereishah 269
Hersha 688
Heskanit 886, 887
Hinnat El Abilain 356
Hog El Fil 426
Holagoya 901
Homeid 402, 404
Homeira 212
Homra 84, 393, 911
Homraya 393
Hummus 321
Humr 212
Hunbug 34
Hurhar 342
Hurua 255
Ibnu 258
Ideinat El Far 303
Inderab 599
Inderab Entaya 599
Inderab Gimbil 599
Irkis 37
Jo 224
Jukhan 417, 418
Kadada 284
Kahali 607
Kakamūt 287
Kakwa 855
Kalto 368
Kamanga 361
Karauerau 35, 270
Karb El Wadi 383
Karkadan (See also Gargadan.) 36
Karkade 224
Karmudoda 466
Kasharingi 332
Kereira 602
Kereiwit El Ghurab 303
Khantut 618
Kharaq El Bahr 547
Kharub 270
Kharūm 478
Kharuma 287
Khashkhash 661
Khashkhash Abiad 661
Khashkhash Azrak 344
Khashkhash el Sughur 344
Khazan 756
Khelisan 199
Khiar 164
Khiruwi 255
Khubbeiza 214
Kilga 772
Kintara 577
Kirken 224
Kirkir 478
Kittir 287
Kol 306
Kolokass 744
Koreib 887, 912
Koreish Battikh 172
Kowal 30
Kowoge 38
Kudur 156
Kūk 287
Kulam 221
Kulkul 270
Kunutal 221
Kurain 698
Kurdan 36
Kurkaban 229
Kurmut 37
Kurmut Sogheir 37
Kursan 35
Kushu-Kushu 722
Kutkat 543
Labakh 288
Lablab Ahmar 105
Ladua 142
Laghrab El Homar 855
Lalōb 382
Laot 287
Lara 107
Lasakwa 243
Lassaf 34
Layuk 280
Lebbek 288
Lebinga 258
Leru 107
Leyun 402
Libbein 229
Libbeyn 229
Libbia 691
Lif 161, 375
Limoun Baladi 379
Limoun Hindi 379
Limoun Hellu 379
Lisan El Teir 30, 106
Luban 386
Lubbun 593
Lubia Afin 336
Lubia El Fil 331
Lubia Hamra 332
Lubia Hellu 333
Lubia Khadra 332
Lufa 161, 375
Luh 899
Lukh 899
Lulu 419
Luseig 200, 882
Lussaq 360
Lūtabelain 297
Luweis 340, 460, 691
Mableben (See also Malbeina.) 229, 460
Mahad 48
Mahagaya 258
Mahalab 689
Mahareib 865
Mahbab 684
Mai 39
Makhshash El Rigal 218
Malaita 579
Malbeina 229
Malbeina Hamra 229
Malhi 861
Malot 579
Mamleiha 913
Managiga 225
Maraira 865
Marakh 460
Marhabeib 865
Mari (Khasa) 38
Masabigh 896, 917
Mashika 669
Mashtura 662
Meikah 366
Merakh 460
Mesheit 756
Mideka 368
Mileiha 913, 918
Mimligada 224
Miremit 71
Mirmid 71
Mishka 467
Mistika 467
Miswak 367
Mokheit 35
Molokhia 202
Morgan 612
Morreya 695
Muddeyd 57, 142, 624
Mudus 279
Mufrak El Rowair 30
Mughad 173
Mughreib 886
Mulley 101, 628
Mulukhia 202
Munderab 599
Murdu 34
Murmit 624
Murraya 393
Mutrak 199
Na’anaa 30, 688, 111
Nabak 372
Nabak El Fil 372
Nadawe 628
Nagīl 906
Nakhla 814
Nakhl El Faraun 815
Nakhshash El Dubban 528
Nāl 865
Namnam 48
Nar El Assad 652
Nar El Fil 657
Naring 379
Nawa 814
Nideiana 631
Nil Baladi 300
Nitaya 814
Nuarah 105
Nu’em 628
Nur El Assad 652
Nussa 895
Nussaq 360
Nuttash 291
Obeish 190
Orf Ed Dik 106
Owarida 619
Qortom 571
Quta 608
Ra’afa 340
Ra’al 717
Raba’a (See also Rab’ah, Rubaa’ and Rubai.) 81, 86
Rab’ah (See also Raba’a.) 86
Rakab 687
Rashad 50
Rau Er Au 38
Reshad El Bahr 51
Reykha 77
Rhimta 602
Rigla 87, 142
Rihan 30, 513, 543, 544, 701
Rimith 71, 524, 532, 543
Rotab 814
Rotaro 385
Rubaa’ (See also Raba’a). 84
Rubai 855
Rubbul 543
Rubeish 190
Rubl 298
Ruml 298
Rummān 132
Rutrut 385
Ruz 919
Ruz El Wadi 919
Saad 827
Saat 697
Sabarig 291
Sabungheyt 593
Safeira 30, 32, 291
Safeira El Bahr 68
Safra 855
Safra Kohia 855
Safsaf (See also Sofsaf.) 349
Saggar 42
Saggat 62
Saghlift 533
Sahaba 189
Sahai 35
Sakaran 612, 614, 615, 663
Sala’alaa 375
Salala 375
Salgam 287
Sallam 287
Sam 370
Samar Baladi 826
Samr 287, 661
Sangala 882
Sanna 269
Sant 287
Sardol 352
Sareh 38
Sarha 38
Sayal 287
Sebakh 628
Se’ed 827
Segar 652
Seid 826, 827
Seilag 189
Sena 306
Senat 164
Senat Ajur 164
Senat Tibish 164
Senna 269
Senna El Kelb 269
Senna El Rif 269
Senna Mekka 269
Sereira 288
Sesaban 268, 280, 306
Sesifan 35
Seyid 352
Sha’aluk 163, 169
Shabat Ahmar 855
Sha’eret El Bahayam 82
Shagar El Dud 38
Shagar El Fas 286
Shagar El Fil (See also Shag El Fil.) 459
Shagar El Muz 801
Shagar El Sim 229, 438
Shagar El Tin 352
Shagar El Zeraf 38
Shag El Fil (See also Shagar El Fil.) 440, 619
Sh’aibeit 34
Shaiir 685
Shaliga 224
Shammam 164
Shandaha 765
Shandahat 765
Sharoba 34
Shatta 610
Shau 367
Sheheit 191
Sheher 619
Sheiba 104, 107
Shekheit 191
Shelini 320
Shelsheleih 855
Shia 562
Shidr El Marfein 478
Shiltam 51
Shiltem 51
Shinemaq 142
Shirtem 51
Sholib 119
Shora 700
Shueika 669
Shuheit 191
Sibb El Ard 657
Sid 827
Siddir 372
Sim 438
Sim ahmar 438
Simeima 895
Simein 478
Sim El Far 612
Simsim 664
Simsim Afrit 663
Sinein 287
Singid 340
Sirh 38
Sirr El Ward 533
Snut 287
Soffar 287
Sofsaf (See also Safsaf.) 133
Sogheit 191, 478
Subahi 287
Subakh 188, 191
Subakh Beida 191
Subakh Soda 191
Subaraya 188
Sumeima 397, 895
Sunt 287
Sura 306
Surep 303
Surib 269, 306, 515
Surraya 37
Surrakh 38
Surreih 37, 38
Suteib 15
Suteih 202
Suweid 661
Taghal 42