Memoirs of the American Folk-Lore Society 1
Memoirs of the American Folk-Lore Society 1
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e., except, or of " Salvador." What so means is still more obscure ; is it the Portuguese " s6 " only, or the Creole contraction so of " Senhor," i. e.. Lord ?
The most popular oath among all A-mbundu is Xinge pai etu ia mungua^ i. e., " Let my godfather be insulted I " See note 97.
136. NgdLkale erne / means " But for me ! " The full form is ki nghkaU erne / The whole sentence is elliptic, the suppressed words being equal to " the issue, or the result, would have been quite different." Sometim...es the form ki^kale erne!
is used.
137. Ku-zubidisa, a combined relative and causative of ku-zuba. See Gram- mar, pp. 91 and 96.
138. Ka-tutu^ diminutive of ki-tutu^ which signifies any cracked vessel, as gourd, jug, pot, box, etc. It should not be confounded with ki-menga which is not the cracked whole, but the uncracked fragment of an earthen vessel, whether pot or jug I The kumenga is generally used as a frying pan. Ki-menga, there- fore, is a potsherd, and ki-tutu a cracked vessel, or any broken, worn-out article.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
e., except, or of " Salvador." What so means is still more obscure ; is it the Portuguese " s6 " only, or the Creole contraction so of " Senhor," i. e.. Lord ?
The most popular oath among all A-mbundu is Xinge pai etu ia mungua^ i. e., " Let my godfather be insulted I " See note 97.
136. NgdLkale erne / means " But for me ! " The full form is ki nghkaU erne / The whole sentence is elliptic, the suppressed words being equal to " the issue, or the result, would have been quite different." Sometim...es the form ki^kale erne!
is used.
137. Ku-zubidisa, a combined relative and causative of ku-zuba. See Gram- mar, pp. 91 and 96.
138. Ka-tutu^ diminutive of ki-tutu^ which signifies any cracked vessel, as gourd, jug, pot, box, etc. It should not be confounded with ki-menga which is not the cracked whole, but the uncracked fragment of an earthen vessel, whether pot or jug I The kumenga is generally used as a frying pan. Ki-menga, there- fore, is a potsherd, and ki-tutu a cracked vessel, or any broken, worn-out article.
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