_Thou hast bought dear_, tāzet azúen.
_—— cheap, indeed!_ tāzet erakēsen, beshōr!
_I provide myself with (store up) millet (corn)_, esātagh énĕli
(alun).
_All the Arabs of Ázawád buy their guinea-corn in Timbúktu_,
Arăben-n-Azawagh iketenessen ikāten énĕli dak Timbýtku.
[Note: _Ināz_ he buys; _inz_, he bought?
_Tāzet_, for _tanzet_? This shows the root of _izinz_, he sold, in Kab.
_Erakēs_ is Arab. _rakhīs_, cheap. Elsewhere Barth has _ibkhas_, cheap.
_Isat_, he stores up?
_Azúen_, dear; also hard (meat). Kab. _azza_, to be heavy.
_Ikāt_, he measures? 193.]