Egga, 229.
Egypt, 18, 246.
El Amin el Kanemy, _vid._ Lamino.
elephant, 124-5.
Ellis, Dr. Martin, 307.
_Encyclopaedia of Islam_, 4, 280, 284.
ethel, 85.
eunuchs, 227, 274.
eye-disease, 75.
execution, forms of, 269, 271.
Fadel Allah, 36 ff., 228, 279, 382 ff.
Fadr el Allah, _vid._ Fadel Allah.
Fahrenheit, how to reduce centigrade to, 63.
Fake, 260, 301.
faki, 287.
Fantrassou, 308.
fenek, 119.
ferns, 104.
Ferryman, 285, 286.
Fertit, 286.
festivals, 320 ff.
fetishism, 209.
Fezzan, 199, 267.
figs, 99, 104.
Fika, 225, 273, 291, 298, 332.
Fillani, _vid._ Fulani.
finches, 135, 137.
fire-arms, 17, 32, 260, 284.
fire-flies, 153.
‘firki’, 46, 59, 60, 95, 129, 160, 210.
fish, 149.
fishing, 178-9, 185, 192.
Fittri, 16, 247.
fleas, 160.
flies, 158 ff.
fly-catcher, 138.
flying-dog, 116.
Fort Archambault, 35.
Fort Lamy, 229.
Foureau, 35.
‘fowo’, 94.
francolin, 139.
Freydenberg, 47, 48, 51.
frogs, 148-9.
fruit, 82.
Fulani, 4, 19, 28, 199 ff., 208, 329, 330.
— vocabulary, reference to, 226, 229.
‘gabaga’, 215.
Gadabuni, 44, 98, 145.
‘gadager’, 93.
Gagiduna, 300.
Galadima, 262, 263, 312.
galago, 116.
Gambalarou, 372.
Gambaru, 247, 248.
game reserve, 125.
Gamerghu, 183, 331.
Garbai, _vid._ Shehu Garbai.
Gaserregomo (Birni), 16, 18, 20, 61, 248, 251 ff.
Gashagar, 279.
Gaskeru, 330.
Gaurang, 231, 294.
‘gawo’, 87.
gazelle, 123, 352.
geckoes, 146.
Geidam, 195, 258, 305, 312.
Gentil, 34, 37.
geology, 222, 226, 227, 229.
Gerra, 285.
Gessi, 29, 283.
Ghadames, 300.
Ghasr Eggomo, _vid._ Gaserregomo.
giraffe, 122.
girgam, 231.
Girouard, 159.
Glencoe, 340.
goats, 166, 213, 231, 377.
Gober, 259.
Goma, 60.
Gombe, 291, 299.
Gongola, River, 41, 217, 382.
Goni Mukhtar, 251.
goose, 143.
Gorko, 260.
gourd, 112.
grass, prickly, 92.
Greig, 360 ff., 366.
Gribingi, 78.
Groom, 301.
ground-nut, 108, 212.
ground-pig, 121.
Guilleux, 228.
guinea-fowl, 139, 167.
guinea-worm, 75, 165.
Gujba, 37, 45, 139, 195, 313, 329, 383.
Gulfei, 182, 184, 268, 287, 290.
gum-arabic, 87, 217, 226, 229.
Gummel, 261.
Gumsigine, 270.
gun-men, _vid._ Rabeh’s gun-men; cf. also fire-arms.
gun-powder, 180.
Gusumalla, 313, 331.
gutta-percha, _vid._ caoutchouc.
Gwani, 382.
Hadeija, 261, 264, 265.
— River, 61.
Hadjer el Hamis, 45, 311.
— Teous, 45, 311.
‘hadjlidj’, 86, 88.
hair-dressing, 174, 198, 200.
Haj Beshir, 268 ff.
Haji Mahomet, 303.
Hamet Ismael, 246.
hammer-head, 142.
Hanafi, 208.
hare, 121, 147.
harmattan, 69, 233.
Harris, 303.
hartebeeste, 123.
Hartmann, 333.
Hausa, etymology of, 313.
Hausas, 3-5, 194-5, 321; Kanuri name for, 310.
_Hausa Stories and Riddles_, 303.
Hausa vocabulary, reference to, 226, 229.
hawk, 133.
hay, 192.
Hayatu, _vid._ Mallam Hayatu.
Hejira, 323.
henna, 110, 248
Hermann, 225.
heron, 142.
Hewby, 6, 38.
_Hibiscus esculentus_, 107.
Hillman, 21, 368 ff.; travelling name, 345.
Himyaritic king, 14.
hippopotamus, 127.
honey-guide, 130.
hoopoe, 144.
hornbill, 131.
horses, 166, 178, 190, 213, 227.
Horton, 359, _et passim_.
human sacrifice, 229.
Hume, 14.
huts, 175 ff., 190, 193, 198.
hydraulic contrivances, 134, 178.
hyena, 119, 120.
Hyksos, 246.
Ibi, 382-3.
ibis, 141.
Ibn Batuta, 17, 223.
— Chaldun, 15, 223.
— Said, 13, 15.
Ibrahim, King of Bornu, 22.
— son of Yakubu of Bauchi, 302-3.
ichneumon, 120.
Idris, _vid._ Edriss.
Idjege, 66.
Iman Ahmed, 17.
impaling, 269.
India, 246.
indigo, 110.
_Ipomoea_, 95.
Isga, 206.
Islam, 14, 111, 171, 186, 200, 208, 209.
Issege, 37, 44, 61, 98, 228, 319.
It, 383.
ivory, 216.
Ja’alin, 282, 284.
jackal, 118.
Jacob, 365.
Jacoba, _vid._ Bauchi.
Jamare, 287, 292, 299, 300.
Java, 226.
Jellaba, 282, 286, 297.
jigger, 109, 160.
Joalland, 35, 228.
Johnston, 169.
Joucla, 224.
Jungarie, _vid._ Chungary.
Kaba, 314, 316.
Kabela, 253, 256, 318.
Kachella, 181, 196, 205, 259, 303, 314.
— Abdullahi, 273.
— Ali Marghi, 273.
Kachellari, 263.
Kadera, 276.
Kaderiya, 209.
Kagaburi, 276, 314.
Kaiuri, 314, 326.
‘kalgo’, 88.
Kaloma, 316.
Kalua, 384.
Kameruns, 202, 220.
Kandira, Guma, 247.
Kanem, 14, 16, 17, 314, 382; etymology of, 334.
Kanembu, 174, 182, 253, 254, 256, 314, 326.
— infantry, 372.
Kano, 17, 218, 229, 232, 260, 292, 300, 302, 314.
Kanumbu (Lamino), 302.
Kanuri, characteristics of, 5, 18, 169 ff.
— commercial instincts of, 17, 180, 214.
— etymology of, 314, 335.
— military spirit of, 19, 181.
— origin of, 168 ff., 326.
— woman, 171.
— vocabulary, reference to, 222, 229.
‘karage̥’, 87.
Karaguaro, 305, 314.
Karnak (Logone), 79, 182, 184, 287, 290.
Kasa, 318.
Kasr Kumo, _vid._ Gaserregomo.
Kassim, 275.
Katagum, 20, 21, 41, 253, 261, 291, 299.
— River, 61.
‘Katakirri’, 93.
Katsena, 259, 300.
Kauwa, 125, 188.
‘kayo’, 83.
Kazaure, 300.
Kel Etti, 330.
Kerrikerri, 194, 332.
_Khaya_, 101.
Kiari, son of Shehu Bukar, 275-6; _vid._ Shehu Kiari.
‘Kige̥’, 86.
‘Kighir’, 86.
Kilba, 382.
Kindin, _vid._ Tuareg.
kingfisher, 131.
kite, 134, 186, 187, 226, 233.
Koelle’s MSS., 228.
Kofa, 41.
‘kogana’, 16, 181.
Koiyams, 252, 329 ff.
‘Kokenawa’, 16, 181.
kola, 101.
Koreishites, 333.
Kosso, 263.
Kotoko, 23, 121, 183, 185, 250.
Kubri, 259, 326.
Kufa, 247.
Kuka, foundation of, 20, 290; sacked by Bagirmi, 257; rebuilt, 259;
destruction by Rabeh, 31, 288; abandoned by Rabeh, 289; attempt to
rebuild, 383.
kuka-tree, 98.
Kukawa, _vid._ Kuka.
Kullumfardo, 264, 329, 331.
Kumm, 224, 228.
Kund, 57, 99, 117, 125, 213.
Kung, 126.
Kuno, 35.
Kuri oxen, 166.
Kuri tribe, cf. Buddumas.
‘kurna’, 82, 83.
Kusseri, 36, 39, 56, 158, 182, 184, 226, 273-4, 290.
Kusseri, battle of, in 1846, 266.
Kwalme Shuwas, 328, 334; _vid._ Shuwas.
La Chard, 193.
Lage-Matia, 57.
Lagos, 25, 84.
Laho-Matia, 57.
Lamino, 19 ff., 27, 229, 250 ff., 301 ff., 316, 331, 344, 373.
— presents to, 374 ff.
— seal of, 257.
— sons, 374.
Lamino (friend of Shehu Bukar), 275.
Lamy, 35, 36, 232.
Lander, 342.
Landeroin, 6, 186, 208, 233, 239, 250, 251, 331.
Lane, 324.
‘lapsur’, 108.
lark, 144.
Larymore, 337.
Lau, 101.
Lauture, 333.
leather-working, 179, 217.
Legari, 275.
Lenfant, 23, 59, 70.
Leo Africanus, 17, 181.
_Léon Blot_, 34.
leopard, 116, 118.
lepidoptera, 234 ff.
leprosy, 75.
Liberated Africans, 339.
lilies, 96.
Liman, 275.
— Bergoma, 261.
lion, 117.
lip-disks, 189.
Lippert, 280, 300.
‘litham’, 195.
Livingstone, 232.
lizard, 146.
locusts, 132, 161.
Logone, River, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 216, 274.
— town, _vid._ Karnak.
Loko, 159.
‘loranthus’, 89.
lotus, 96.
‘lowan’, 330.
Lugard, 37, 223, 229.
Lukach, 339.
Lumburem, 278.
lynx, 118.
Lyon, 229, 371.
Maberly, 366.
Machena, 261.
Mackenzie, 340, 379.
Maclean, 363.
Macleod, 5, 36, 250, 311.
Madagali, 65.
Maduari, 23, 72.
‘magalia’, 83.
Magira, 171, 304.
Magiram, 171.
Maguié, 252.
Magumeri, 315, 384.
Magumis, 326, 332.
Mahdi, 29, 281, 285.
Maher, 338.
Mahmud, son of Rabeh, 36; _vid._ Niebe.
mahogany, 101.
Mai Ahmed (Amadu), 251.
— Ali, 251, 267.
— Arri ben Haj Umar, 329.
— Dunama, 251, 253, 255.
— Ibram, 257, 265.
Maiduguri, 20, 38, 195, 384; etymology of, 315.
Maifoni, 20, 38, 384; etymology of, 316; connexion with Marghi, 316.
Maina Gumsumi, 326.
maize, 107, 185.
Makari, 183.
malaria, 73, 158.
Malawa, 261.
Malematari, 206.
Maliki sect, 209, 333.
Malla Kerim, 30, 274-5, 298.
Mallam Ali (Zaki), 252-3.
— Hayatu, 287, 290, 292-3, 297, 299, 300.
Mallam Kashim, 239.
— Mustapha, 301.
— Shetima Kinguimi, 262.
— Zakaria, 324.
mallow, 107.
Malta, 21, 359 ff., 366.
manatee, 128.
Mandara country, 31, 41, 44, 45, 56, 58, 61, 104, 157, 182, 193, 290,
298, 304.
— King of, and Rabeh, 298, 300.
— tribe, 183, 185.
— vocabulary, reference to, 222.
Manga, 127, 194, 263, 331.
manure, 191.
Mao, 25, 247, 308.
marabou, 142.
marabout, 364.
Marghi, 17, 41, 192 ff., 225, 332; connexion with Maifoni and list of
kings, 316.
Margi, _vid._ Marghi.
Margoliouth, 208.
Marguba, 327, 382.
markets, 180.
Marquardsen, 47, 52, 59.
Marseilles, 345.
Masa, 183, 331.
‘massakwa’, 106, 210, 317.
Massari, 26, 229.
Massawa, 63.
Masseña, _vid._ Massenya.
Massenya, 260, 287, 294.
Matteucci, 26, 230, 334.
‘mbarma’, 318.
Mbulu, 60.
McCarthy-Morrogh, 38, 227.
McClintock, 37, 38, 239, 309, 312, 313, 383.
McIntosh, 26, 289.
McLeay, 307.
M‘Diarmid, 229, 340.
Mecca, 18, 227, 246, 252.
Mecklenburg, 7, 230.
Mele Gumsumi, 316.
Melra, 365.
Mendif, 45.
Merrick, 310, 313, 332.
Mestrema, 274-5, 382.
meteorology, 63 ff., 222, 226, 305.
Meynier, 35.
mice, 147.
Michell, 322.
millepede, 162.
millet, 105, 310.
mimosa, 78.
Minarem, 267.
Minargué, 267.
Mineral Survey, 227.
Miria, 252.
Misau, 273, 291, 299.
missionaries, 209, 210, 211.
Mobbers, 332.
Mochore, 191.
Mohammedanism, _vid._ Islam.
Mohammedan sects, 208, 209.
Mohammed Beshir al-Ghati, 282.
— Sherif, 290.
— Tar, 278.
Moharrem, 323-4.
Moiser, 307.
‘mokaddem’, 330.
Moll, 225, 227, 230.
molluscs, 163-4.
Moman Machena, 37.
Mongonu, 195, 197, 318, 327, 384.
mongoose, 120.
monitor, 145.
monkeys, 114 ff.
Monteil, 25, 28, 170, 178, 223.
months, 323.
Mora, 186.
Morland, 38, 383.
mosquito, 74, 158.
moths, 157, 234 ff.
Mourzouk, _vid._ Murzuk.
Mubi, 37.
Mugelbu, 382.
mules, 166.
Mulgue, 276.
Munio, 43, 55, 94, 119, 194, 259, 261, 293.
Muri, 211.
Murmur, 21, 337.
Murray, 379.
Murzuk, 203, 214, 355, 369.
Musgu country, 41, 57, 58, 99, 110, 160, 181, 205-6, 210, 269, 272.
— tribe, 183, 188 ff.
Musgum, 191.
music, 173.
Mustapha Mutube, 269.
Mutube, 61.
Mutue, 383.
Nachtigal, 12, 13, 25, 64, 350, _et passim_.
Nachtigal’s cook, 25.
Nafada, 140, 217.
natron, 44, 54, 55, 86, 180.
Nelson, 230, 336 ff.
Ngadda, 60.
Ngala, 21, 22, 256, 278, 365, 382.
‘ngalio’, 175, 188.
‘ngaljam’, 57, 58.
Ngamagué, 278.
Ngellewa, 298.
Ngigmi, 48.
Ngizim, 194, 250, 272.
Ngornu, 84, 111, 188, 227, 253, 256.
— battle of, 20, 47.
Ngua, 60.
Nguéléroma, 239, 251, 253, 258.
Ngunse, 318, 331.
Ngurkum, 274.
Nguru, 252, 261, 263, 265, 318.
Ngurutua, 23.
Niebe, 36, 382, 383.
Niger Co., 26, 140, 217, 289.
— water, 367.
night-jar, 132.
Nile, _vid._ Chad.
Njime, 247, 335.
‘Nokena’, 15, 16.
‘nonon giwa’, 91.
Norris, 231; cf. Pott.
Nupe, 330.
Nyamnyam, 286.
Omar, _vid._ Shehu Omar.
Omar Sanda, _vid._ Shehu Omar Sanda.
onions, 107.
orchids, 77.
— ground, 104.
oriole, 138, 144.
‘oschar’, 83.
ostrich, 139-40, 167, 226.
— eggs, 175.
— feathers, 140, 216, 217.
Oswald, 159,
Othman dan Fodio, 251, 281, 287, 292.
otter, 121.
Oudney, 21, 336 ff.; relations with Denham, 343 ff.; travelling name,
345.
Overweg, 12, 23, 332, 370.
owl, 135.
oxen, 165, 178, 199, 211, 376.
ox-pecker, 137.
Pagenstecher, 219-20.
palm, date, 85.
— deleb, 98, 133.
— dum, 84.
— raphia, 77.
Palmer, 231, 239, 329.
Pan-islam, 209.
parrots, 129.
‘Parsees, African’, 194.
Passarge, 111, 194, 204, 207.
Pavel, 38.
paw-paw, 77, 97, 109.
Pearce, 368.
pelican, 143.
_Pennisetum dichotomum_, 92.
— _penicillaria_, 105.
pepper, 109.
Perrin, 342, 385.
Perron, 232.
Petermann, 24.
Phrygian cap, 199.
piassava, 77.
pigeon, 138, 167.
_Pistia stratiotes_, 96, 100.
plough, 211.
plover, 140-1.
pomegranate, 109.
porcupine, 121.
potatoes, 107, 227.
Pott, 231.
presents to Shehu, 373.
Prins, 34.
pumpkin, 108.
Puss, 192.
_Quarterly Review_, 231.
Rabah, 280; _vid._ Rabeh.
Rabeh, 26, 29 ff., 169, 181, 186, 205, 277 ff., 331.
Rabeh’s death, 36.
— gown, 33, 174.
— gun-men, 31, 32, 278, 279.
— mark, 32, 293.
railway, 212, 213, 218, 221.
rain, 72; rainfall, 307.
Ramadan, 325.
‘raphia’, 77.
rats, 121.
‘rattal’, 214, 215.
razzias, _vid._ slave-raids.
Reffell, 339.
_rehaina_, 91.
Resener, 300.
Residents, position of, 207.
‘retam’, 85, 86, 167.
rhinoceros, 57, 126.
rhyolite, 45.
rice, 106.
Richardson, 22, 381.
Robinson, 313.
rock-partridge, 139.
Rohlfs, 12, 25, 47, 111, 127, 143, 155, 161, 170, 173, 199, 203, 216,
218, 228, 381.
roller, 132.
Royal Military College, 339, 350.
‘rottl’, _vid._ ‘rattal’.
Rouse, 380.
Sachau, 280.
‘Sahara Mission’, 35.
salamander, 149.
Salamé, 209.
salt, 81, 86, 180, 194.
_Salvadora persica_, 85.
Samory, 281.
Sandaram, 330.
sand-grouse, 139.
sandstone, 45.
sappers, 24.
Sara, 260.
‘Sarikin Mussulmi’, 209.
Saus, _vid._ Sos.
Schultze, 7.
scorpion, 162.
Seaforth, 340, 379.
seeds, 373.
Sef, 14, 247; Sefua, 14, 22, 246 ff., 335; cf. Tubbas.
Seibu Aisami, 247.
Seledeba, 44.
Selleri, 265.
Senegal, 19.
Senussi, 30, 208, 333.
Senussiya, 285.
serval, 118.
sesame, 108, 212.
Seyorum, 52.
Shari, 30, 32, 33, 48, 55, 57, 58, 59.
shea-butter, 80, 102.
sheep, 166, 213, 231, 377.
— disease, 166.
Shegorama, 125.
Shehu Abdurrahman (Durman), 27, 267, 268 ff.
— Ashimi, 28, 30, 188, 277-8, 288, 298.
— Bukar (Abubakr), 28, 270, 271 ff.
— Garbai, 37, 38, 382, 383.
— Ibrahim, 28, 277, 303.
— Kiari, 30, 275, 278-9, 288-9, 298.
— Omar, 22 ff., 170, 250, 265 ff., 292.
— — doubts as to birth of, 267.
— — Sanda (Sanda Kura), 31, 35, 37.
— Sanda of German Bornu, 32, 38, 171, 181.
— Umar, _vid._ Shehu Omar.
Shehuri, 20, 34, 384.
Shehus, genealogical table of, 239, 288, 305.
Sheikh, the, i.e. Lamino, _q.v._
Sheikh Abdullahi of Koiyam, 329.
— Mohammed ibn Umar, 232.
— Umar of Koiyam, 330.
shells, 163.
Shetima, 275.
Shetima Allah Rhama, 262.
Shira, 291, 299.
shrike, 137.
Shuwa Arabs, 149, 182, 196 ff., 319, 326 ff., 333.
Siemens, 3.
Sierra Morena, 44.
— Nevada, 79.
silk-cotton tree, 97.
Simkins, 365.
‘sittatunga’, 123.
skunk, 121.
Slatin Pasha, 29, 285.
slave-raids, 23, 26, 171, 189, 193, 203, 205.
slave-reservoir, 26.
slavery, 204, 301.
slave-trade, 203, 216, 293.
sleeping sickness, 159.
snails, 164.
snakes, 142, 146 ff.
snipe, 140-1.
Sokoto, 19, 33, 199, 209, 232, 272, 342.
Solingen, 214.
‘sorghum’, 105.
Sos, 16, 247, 248 ff., 314, 326.
sparrows, 135.
spiders, 162.
St. John, Bayle, 19, 232.
St. Martin, 333.
starlings, 137.
Stambul, _vid._ Constantinople.
Steiermark, 214.
Stephani, 329.
_Sterculia acuminata_, _vid._ kola.
— _tomentosa_, 101.
Stewart, 362.
Stieber, 68, 190.
stork, 141-2, 144.
strangulation, 271.
Struck, 224, 233.
Sufi mallam, 264.
Sugurti, 259, 267, 326.
Suleiman, son of Zobeir, 28, 282-3, 285.
sun-birds, 138.
Surrikulo, 97.
Sururu, 34.
swallows, 137.
Sympkins, _vid._ Simkins.
Syria, 246.
Tagari, 276.
tails, men with, 226.
Talba, 275.
‘talha’, 87.
tamarind, 90.
Tanamari, 300.
‘tata’, 36.
tattooing, 174, 226.
Tchad, _vid._ Chad.
Teda, _vid._ Tubu.
temperature, 63 ff.
Tenimu, 268.
‘terminalia’, 101.
termites, 155, 160-1, 227.
tern, 143.
thermometrical table, 67; observations, 306.
throwing-knives, _vid._ ‘ngalio’.
Tibbu, _vid._ Tubu.
Tibesti, 51, 285.
ticks, 163.
Tijani, _vid._ Tojani.
Tilho, 6, 54, 233, 251, 308.
Timbuctoo vocabulary, reference to, 222.
tobacco, 110, 191, 208.
tobe, 33.
Togbao, 35.
Tojani, 208, 333.
tomato, 108.
Toole, 21, 354, 355 ff.; travelling name, 345.
tornadoes, 66, 70.
Tou, 247.
Tremearne, 313, 329.
tribal marks, 226.
Trieste, 215.
Tripoli, 18, 22, 25, 174, 189, 203, 214, 289, 293.
— British consul at, 21, 225.
— War, 217, 218.
trypanosomiasis, 74.
tsetse, 159.
Tshendam, 211.
Tuareg, 19, 28, 41, 62, 118, 195-6, 218, 330.
Tubba Lowel, 246.
Tubbas, 246 ff., 275, 329.
Tubu, 14, 15, 195.
— vocabulary, reference to, 229.
Tully, 387.
Tumbi dan Hawa, 261 ff.
‘tumfafia’, 83.
‘tundub’, 85.
Tunis, 15, 293.
turtle, 144-5.
Tyrwhitt, 21, 352, 355 ff., 369, 375; travelling name, 345.
Uba, 45, 104, 157.
Uele, 286.
Uje, 316, 319, 327.
Ulugo, 54, 60, 91, 116, 136, 146.
vaccination, 364.
Valpreda, 25.
vegetables, 373.
venereal disease, 75, 89.
Vischer, 239, 346.
Vogel, 12, 24, 181, 203, 225, 231, 233.
Volkens, 76.
Vollers, 4.
vulture, 134.
Wacha, 252.
Wadai, 22, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 232, 266, 286, 294, 297, 333.
wagtail, 135, 144.
Wahhabism, 208.
Wandala, _vid._ Mandara tribe.
Wara, 290, 311.
Wari, 263.
Warrington, 232, 345, _et passim_; Warrington and Tyrwhitt, 357.
— Walter Bornow, 364.
wart-hog, 127.
Wasa, 43, 45.
wasp, 155.
‘wassili’, _vid._ Arabs, Tripoli.
water-buck, 123.
weaver-birds, 135-6.
weaving, 179.
wells, 178, 332.
wheat, 107.
wheat-ear, 144.
Wilmot, 345, _et passim_.
winds, 50, 53, 68 ff., 307.
Windsor, 140, 380.
witchcraft, 184.
Wobe, _vid._ Yo, River.
wood-pecker, 133.
worms, guinea, 75, 165; intestinal, 75, 142, 165; earth, 164.
wryneck, 144.
Wudi, 47.
Wuliya, 192.
Wupti, 139.
Wurno, 292.
Yadza, 319.
Yakubu of Bauchi, 260, 301-2.
Yale, 264.
Yamia, 62, 255.
Yarima, _vid._ Yerima.
Yedina, _vid._ Budduma.
Yedseram, River, 37, 60, 88, 183, 206, 331; etymology of, 319.
Yemen, 246, 329, 332.
Yerima, etymology of, 319.
— Bukar, afterwards Shehu Bukar, _q.v._
— Umar, afterwards Shehu Umar, _q.v._
Yeriwa, 20, 384.
Yiroma, 274-5.
Yo, River, 16, 19, 47, 61 ff., 194, 195, 229, 279, 332, 367.
— town of, 256, 332.
Zagarari, 265.
Zaria, 300.
Zigaba, 331.
Zigagué, 266.
Zimmermann, 206.
Zinder, 23, 28, 33, 35, 41, 43, 77, 98, 167, 194, 227, 267, 268, 278,
282, 285, 292, 300-1.
‘zizyphus’, 83.
Zobehr, _vid._ Zobeir.
Zobeir, 28, 29, 297.
zodiacal lights, 70.
zoology, 222; cf. Fauna, Chapter VI.
Zouïla, 252.
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