The Edésan.
Gelágema.
Idú Belál in Bághena, as well as in El Hódh.
Tafulálet, said to have nothing in common with Tafilélet.
Gesíma, living partly in Bághena, partly in El Hódh, and divided into
the following sections:—
Welád Táleb.
Idáw-ʿEsh.
Welád ʿAbd el Melek.
Ténagít.
El Arusíyín, a tribe very powerful in ancient times, to whom belonged
Shenán el Arúsi, the famous despot of Waláta and Tezúght.
E’ Nwazír.
Áhel Táleb Mohammed.
Tenwaijío, who collect the gum and bring it to the European settlements,
separated into the following divisions:—
Áhel Yíntit.
Ijáj Búrke.
Áhel Bábá.
Áhel Íbrahím e’ Shiúkh, held in great veneration.
These four divisions live in Bághena, while the two following are
scattered over the district called Ergébe, where the Tenwaijío are very
numerous:—
Welád Delém ma intis (_sic._).
Welád Bú Mohammed.