Tahabanát ikáwelen, T. ishéggarnén, Ibatánaten (a name which might
lead one to infer that the tribe of the same name which at present
lives among the degraded tribes of the Ázkar (see Vol. I. p. 235.),
originally belonged to this tribe, a state of things which is not at
all impossible), Khorímmiden, Taradégha, Tamizgída.[83]
Ikhórmeten[84], with the chiefs Intagézzut and Eránre.
Ífogas, a section of that widely scattered tribe of which I have
already spoken repeatedly. As far as they live with the Awelímmiden,
they are governed by the chiefs Innátayen, Ámsaduwa, Itkál, and
Elrélmu, and are subdivided into the following sections:—
Kél-tebághart, Kél-áthogal, Íkarérayen, Ibeddédawen, Ibbézawen,
Tegétik, Kél-télatait, Kél-áseghalt.