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APPENDIX I.

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English.

Yellow,
Blue and black,
Light blue,
White,
Green,
Brown,
Purple,
Grey,
Chesnut,
One,
Two,
Three,
Four,
Five,
Six,
Seven,
Eight,
Nine,
Ten,

Twenty,
Thirty,
Forty,
Fifty,
Sixty,
Seventy,
Eighty,
Ninety,
One hundred,

One thousand,
Ten thousand,
One million,
A pass,
Booza,
Spear,
A shield,
A sword,
A knife,
A cloth,
A town,
Quick,
Come,
Go,
I know,
Victuals,

Amharic.

Bitcha.
Tuk-koor.
Sum ai.
Netch.
Arun gōde.
Bul la.
Káf-al.
Ter ring.
Am mur.
And.
Quillet.
Sōst.
Ar rut.
Au mist.
Se-dist.
Sub-hat.
Se mint.
Zet-ti.
As-sir.
Assir-and, &c.
Háh.
Selassa.
Erbah.
Com sa.
Sit-sa.
Subhah.
Semániyah.
Zette nah.
Me to.
Killet meto, &c.
She.
Alf.
I,lef.
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Tigre.


Sa lim.

Sá da.





Ad de.
Kil le te.
Seleste.
Er bah te.
Au mish te.
Se dish te.
Shu ba te.
Shu mun te.
Tish á te.
Assur te.
Assurte áde, &c.
Assera.
Ditto.
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Tisseh.
Me-te.

Shé.
Elfe.

Aleph.
Souah.
Qui nat.
Wal ta.

Shut tel.
Al la va.
Kutuma.
Tulo.
Nah.
Kid.
Ana efellet.
Sine.

Agow.










Lo.
Leen-ya.
Sho-ka.
See-za.
Ac-qua.
Wal-ta.
Lam-ta.
Sō ta.
Si-cha.
Suk ka.
Sukka lo, &c.
Ler-rin.
Sō re yin.
Ar-vah.
Ac-quur-yin.
Wal tur jin.
Lam-tur-jin.
Sō tur jin.
Se chur jin.
La'.




Deuk.
She la.
Ik e na.
Gush-a.
Shif.
She-tee.
Se-ren.
Kut ma.
Kozze.
Lo.
Fāt.
An-ar kur.
Le-quā.

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