El Ódekát, the Soltana tribe of the Welád Delém, whose famous chief,
Áhmed Weled Mohammed el Fodél, died a few years ago at the age of 120,
it is said. They are subdivided into the following divisions:—
Welád e’ Shíya.
Welád Mansúr.
Welád Alláb.
Welád Ermithíye.
Serákhna.
Welád Tagéddi.
Welád Shwékh.
Welád Bú ʿOmár, whose Shiúkh section are said to be the Áhel ʿOmár
Weled e’ Sheikh Umbréhi.
Welád el Khaléga (?), with the Shiúkh section Áhel ʿOmár Weled Barka.
Welád Siddúm.
Lógora?
Welád Tédrarín in several (ten?) sections, all paying tribute to the
Welád Delém.
Welád Yoʿaza (يعزَ), allied with the Medrámberín, most of whom live in
Tíris. They are a powerful tribe, and fight, against the Welád Delém.
They do not wander much, and are partly under the rule of Áhmed Sídi,
Weled Sídi Mohammed, partly under that of Sidáti.
Tóbalt.
Lémmier.
Shébahín, the kinsfolk of those in El Hódh.
Welád ʿAbd el Wáhed.
El Arúsíyín, the allies of the tribe of the same name.
Imerágen, a very poor sort of people and of bad character, living near
the sea-shore.