Chapter XIII: Part 13

— disease, 166.

Shegorama, 125.

Shehu Abdurrahman (Durman), 27, 267, 268 ff.

— Ashimi, 28, 30, 188, 277-8, 288, 298.

— Bukar (Abubakr), 28, 270, 271 ff.

— Garbai, 37, 38, 382, 383.

— Ibrahim, 28, 277, 303.

— Kiari, 30, 275, 278-9, 288-9, 298.

— Omar, 22 ff., 170, 250, 265 ff., 292.

— — doubts as to birth of, 267.

— — Sanda (Sanda Kura), 31, 35, 37.

— Sanda of German Bornu, 32, 38, 171, 181.

— Umar, _vid._ Shehu Omar.

Shehuri, 20, 34, 384.

Shehus, genealogical table of, 239, 288, 305.

Sheikh, the, i.e. Lamino, _q.v._

Sheikh Abdullahi of Koiyam, 329.

— Mohammed ibn Umar, 232.

— Umar of Koiyam, 330.

shells, 163.

Shetima, 275.

Shetima Allah Rhama, 262.

Shira, 291, 299.

shrike, 137.

Shuwa Arabs, 149, 182, 196 ff., 319, 326 ff., 333.

Siemens, 3.

Sierra Morena, 44.

— Nevada, 79.

silk-cotton tree, 97.

Simkins, 365.

‘sittatunga’, 123.

skunk, 121.

Slatin Pasha, 29, 285.

slave-raids, 23, 26, 171, 189, 193, 203, 205.

slave-reservoir, 26.

slavery, 204, 301.

slave-trade, 203, 216, 293.

sleeping sickness, 159.

snails, 164.

snakes, 142, 146 ff.

snipe, 140-1.

Sokoto, 19, 33, 199, 209, 232, 272, 342.

Solingen, 214.

‘sorghum’, 105.

Sos, 16, 247, 248 ff., 314, 326.

sparrows, 135.

spiders, 162.

St. John, Bayle, 19, 232.

St. Martin, 333.

starlings, 137.

Stambul, _vid._ Constantinople.

Steiermark, 214.

Stephani, 329.

_Sterculia acuminata_, _vid._ kola.

— _tomentosa_, 101.

Stewart, 362.

Stieber, 68, 190.

stork, 141-2, 144.

strangulation, 271.

Struck, 224, 233.

Sufi mallam, 264.

Sugurti, 259, 267, 326.

Suleiman, son of Zobeir, 28, 282-3, 285.

sun-birds, 138.

Surrikulo, 97.

Sururu, 34.

swallows, 137.

Sympkins, _vid._ Simkins.

Syria, 246.

Tagari, 276.

tails, men with, 226.

Talba, 275.

‘talha’, 87.

tamarind, 90.

Tanamari, 300.

‘tata’, 36.

tattooing, 174, 226.

Tchad, _vid._ Chad.

Teda, _vid._ Tubu.

temperature, 63 ff.

Tenimu, 268.

‘terminalia’, 101.

termites, 155, 160-1, 227.

tern, 143.

thermometrical table, 67; observations, 306.

throwing-knives, _vid._ ‘ngalio’.

Tibbu, _vid._ Tubu.

Tibesti, 51, 285.

ticks, 163.

Tijani, _vid._ Tojani.

Tilho, 6, 54, 233, 251, 308.

Timbuctoo vocabulary, reference to, 222.

tobacco, 110, 191, 208.

tobe, 33.

Togbao, 35.

Tojani, 208, 333.

tomato, 108.

Toole, 21, 354, 355 ff.; travelling name, 345.

tornadoes, 66, 70.

Tou, 247.

Tremearne, 313, 329.

tribal marks, 226.

Trieste, 215.

Tripoli, 18, 22, 25, 174, 189, 203, 214, 289, 293.

— British consul at, 21, 225.

— War, 217, 218.

trypanosomiasis, 74.

tsetse, 159.

Tshendam, 211.

Tuareg, 19, 28, 41, 62, 118, 195-6, 218, 330.

Tubba Lowel, 246.

Tubbas, 246 ff., 275, 329.

Tubu, 14, 15, 195.

— vocabulary, reference to, 229.

Tully, 387.

Tumbi dan Hawa, 261 ff.

‘tumfafia’, 83.

‘tundub’, 85.

Tunis, 15, 293.

turtle, 144-5.

Tyrwhitt, 21, 352, 355 ff., 369, 375; travelling name, 345.

Uba, 45, 104, 157.

Uele, 286.

Uje, 316, 319, 327.

Ulugo, 54, 60, 91, 116, 136, 146.

vaccination, 364.

Valpreda, 25.

vegetables, 373.

venereal disease, 75, 89.

Vischer, 239, 346.

Vogel, 12, 24, 181, 203, 225, 231, 233.

Volkens, 76.

Vollers, 4.

vulture, 134.

Wacha, 252.

Wadai, 22, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 232, 266, 286, 294, 297, 333.

wagtail, 135, 144.

Wahhabism, 208.

Wandala, _vid._ Mandara tribe.

Wara, 290, 311.

Wari, 263.

Warrington, 232, 345, _et passim_; Warrington and Tyrwhitt, 357.

— Walter Bornow, 364.

wart-hog, 127.

Wasa, 43, 45.

wasp, 155.

‘wassili’, _vid._ Arabs, Tripoli.

water-buck, 123.

weaver-birds, 135-6.

weaving, 179.

wells, 178, 332.

wheat, 107.

wheat-ear, 144.

Wilmot, 345, _et passim_.

winds, 50, 53, 68 ff., 307.

Windsor, 140, 380.

witchcraft, 184.

Wobe, _vid._ Yo, River.

wood-pecker, 133.

worms, guinea, 75, 165; intestinal, 75, 142, 165; earth, 164.

wryneck, 144.

Wudi, 47.

Wuliya, 192.

Wupti, 139.

Wurno, 292.

Yadza, 319.

Yakubu of Bauchi, 260, 301-2.

Yale, 264.

Yamia, 62, 255.

Yarima, _vid._ Yerima.

Yedina, _vid._ Budduma.

Yedseram, River, 37, 60, 88, 183, 206, 331; etymology of, 319.

Yemen, 246, 329, 332.

Yerima, etymology of, 319.

— Bukar, afterwards Shehu Bukar, _q.v._

— Umar, afterwards Shehu Umar, _q.v._

Yeriwa, 20, 384.

Yiroma, 274-5.

Yo, River, 16, 19, 47, 61 ff., 194, 195, 229, 279, 332, 367.

— town of, 256, 332.

Zagarari, 265.

Zaria, 300.

Zigaba, 331.

Zigagué, 266.

Zimmermann, 206.

Zinder, 23, 28, 33, 35, 41, 43, 77, 98, 167, 194, 227, 267, 268, 278,
282, 285, 292, 300-1.

‘zizyphus’, 83.

Zobehr, _vid._ Zobeir.

Zobeir, 28, 29, 297.

zodiacal lights, 70.

zoology, 222; cf. Fauna, Chapter VI.

Zouïla, 252.

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