How I Found Livingstone Travels, Adventures And Discoveries In Central Africa Including Four Months Residence With Dr. Livingstone By Sir Henry M. Stanley







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Kichuma-chuma  .   .  .    Little Irons, a disease of the liver.

Kirangozi   .  .  .  .      guide.

Kitambi     .  .  .  .      a cloth.

Kiti    .   .  .  .  .      stool.

Lakhio   .  .  .  .  .      a pink-coloured - Page 584
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Kichuma-Chuma .

. . "Little Irons," a disease of the liver.

Kirangozi . . . . guide.

Kitambi . . . . a cloth.

Kiti . . . . . stool.

Lakhio . . . . . a pink-coloured species of bead.

Lunghio . . . . . blue beads.

Lunghio mbamba . . . small blue beads.

Lunghio rega . . . large blue beads.

M . . . . . a prefix to denote a person of any country as M-jiji, a native of Jiji.

Manyapara . . . . elder, or sub-chief.

Matama . . . . . Holcus sorghum, or the Arabic dourra.

Mbembu . . . . . forest peach

Merikani . . . . . unbleached domestics manufactured in America.

Mganga . . . . . a medicine man, or magic doctor,

Miezi-Mungu . . . . a Kisawahili term for "God."

Mtemi . . . . a term synonymous with king

Mtoni . . . . . nullah.

Muhongo . . . . . tribute.

Mulungu . . . . . a native term for "God."

Mukunguru . . . . intermittent fever.

Mvuha . . . . . thunder.

Ngombe . . . . . a cow.

Pagazi . . . . . a porter, or carrier.

Posho . . . . . food.

Sami-Sami . . . . the name of red beads

Shamba . . . . . a field.

Shasr . . . . . a muslin cloth.

Sheikh . . . . . a title of courtesy given to an elderly man.

Shukka . . . . . two yards of cloth.

Sohari . . . . . a kind of coloured cloth.

Sungomazzi . . . . large glass or china beads of the size of marbles.

Toujiri . . . . . the name for a particular kind of cloth.

U . . . . . a prefix to denote the country: thus U-jiji signifies the country of Jiji.

Uganga . . . . . medicine.

Wa- . . . . . a prefix to denote persons: thus Wa-jiji would signify people of Jiji.

Washeni . . . . . a term of contempt applied to the natives.

Yambo . . . . . "How are you?"

Ziwa . . . . . a pool, or lake,

Ziwari . . . . . a pond.

APPENDIX.

List of Camps from Bagamoyo to Ujiji and back to the Sea.

THROUGH UKWERE, UKAMI, AND UDOE TO USEGUHHA.

From Bagamoyo to - h. m. Shamba Gonera . . . 1 30 Kikoka . . . . . 3 40 Rosako . . . . . 5 0 Kingaru . . . . 6 0 Imbiki . . . . . 4 30 Msuwa . . . . . 4 30

From Msuwa to - h. m. Kisemo . . . . . 4 30 Mussoudi . . . . 4 20 Mikeseh . . . . 7 0 Muhalleh . . . . 6 45 Simbamwenni . . . 3 0

TO UGOGO.

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