The natives of British Central Africa . ring or pad used in carrying loads on the , a corn-bin or granary made of , the initiation ceremonies (the word used at Likoma). See , the shelf or stage above the fireplace in a Nyanja , a small round , porridge made of maize or maph-a , a small , a lake or (Yao), a lake or , a kind of bean, resembling a ground-nut. Peka, v., to make fire by , a lip-ring worn by women. Rzindo. See Lundu. Sonkwe, a kind of hibiscus, fromwhich
The natives of British Central Africa . ring or pad used in carrying loads on the , a corn-bin or granary made of , the initiation ceremonies (the word used at Likoma). See , the shelf or stage above the fireplace in a Nyanja , a small round , porridge made of maize or maph-a , a small , a lake or (Yao), a lake or , a kind of bean, resembling a ground-nut. Peka, v., to make fire by , a lip-ring worn by women. Rzindo. See Lundu. Sonkwe, a kind of hibiscus, fromwhich fibre is obtained. Tengo, the bush. Tsanchima, a masked performer inthe zinyao dance. Ufa, flour. Ulendo, a journey; also a partymaking the journey, a caravan. Unyago (Yao), the initiation cere-monies for young people. SeeNkole. Wodiera, an eater, literally (one) ofeating, contracted from wa kudiera. Zikonyo, plural of chikofiyo, whichsee. Zinyao, the dance at the mysteries,in which the performers dress upwith masks, etc., as .CJ)elgQdo lalbo iMozambigue .M.
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