of the death of a native of that name. When anyone dies, named after anything, the name of that thing is at once changed. For instance, the name for water was changed nine times in about five years on account of the death of eight men who bore the name of water. The reason is, the name of the depar…
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of the death of a native of that name. When anyone dies, named after anything, the name of that thing is at once changed. For instance, the name for water was changed nine times in about five years on account of the death of eight men who bore the name of water. The reason is, the name of the departed is never mentioned from a superstitious notion that the spirit of the departed could im- mediately appear if mentioned in any way. Manba or wanga Flesh. ]yj;era A bag made of native twine. Minki'e* \ Daylight. Markrah Dark. Milterreo Stiffness. Mopa No. Motepa Child. Malie A man. Murta Husband. Murti My husband. Murtama Your husband..
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