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ǂ_001
ǂ_002 putting its stone (upon him)
ǂ_003 put hot stones on this man (to)
ǂ_004 burn (to)
ǂ_005 burn (to)
ǂ_006 roast, put hot stones upon it
ǂ_007 lie along (sky)
ǂ_008 know
ǂ_009 avoid, go round
ǂ_010 keep still
ǂ_011 joined on again
ǂ_012 whitish horse (colour of)
ǂ_013
ǂ_014 remember
ǂ_015 think
ǂ_016 think
ǂ_017 think
ǂ_018 think that
ǂ_019 think that
ǂ_020
ǂ_021 know (to)
ǂ_022 know
ǂ_023 know
ǂ_024 know (to)
ǂ_025 know
ǂ_026 know
ǂ_027 knew
ǂ_028 know
ǂ_029 know
ǂ_030 know (that he might now)
ǂ_031 know (might)
ǂ_032 know (to)
ǂ_033 know, acquainted with (to be)
ǂ_034 knew
ǂ_035 know (continued to)
ǂ_036 known
ǂ_037 knew
ǂ_038 small
ǂ_039 small
ǂ_040 small
ǂ_041 small (very)
ǂ_042 small (the hole is too)
ǂ_043 small (very)
ǂ_044 small (become)
ǂ_045
ǂ_046 grasshopper (small)
ǂ_047
ǂ_048 small
ǂ_049 small
ǂ_050 small
ǂ_051 small
ǂ_052 small
ǂ_053 small
ǂ_054 little
ǂ_055 thin
ǂ_056 small (very)
ǂ_057 throwdown
ǂ_058
ǂ_059 thow away
ǂ_060 flat (used when speaking of the thighs of a little animal which are lean)
ǂ_061
ǂ_062 lay on one's shoulder
ǂ_063
ǂ_064 threw it over his shoulder (kaross)
ǂ_065 carry (porcupine)
ǂ_066 snake (something like a) (that goes into the earth)
ǂ_067 tire of (to)
ǂ_068 tired out
ǂ_069 dirty
ǂ_070
ǂ_071 gently walk
ǂ_072
ǂ_073 silent (be)
ǂ_074 silent (be)
ǂ_075 game or dance (a)
ǂ_076 pile up, pack up
ǂ_077
ǂ_078 throw over the shoulders
ǂ_079 put over shoulder
ǂ_080
ǂ_081 Secretary bird (something eaten by)
ǂ_082 Jan Roundabout (a Bushman)
ǂ_083
ǂ_084 gently go round in
ǂ_085
ǂ_086 softly walk along
ǂ_087 softly walk, nicely walk
ǂ_088
ǂ_089 Pedetes Cafer (Pedetes capensis)
ǂ_090 animal (an)
ǂ_091
ǂ_092 trunk (of elephant)
ǂ_093
ǂ_094 silent (be)
ǂ_095
ǂ_096 silent (be)
ǂ_097 silent (be)
ǂ_098 silently lie (quietly still)
ǂ_099 silent (be)
ǂ_100 still (be), silent (be)
ǂ_101 silent (be)
ǂ_102 peace reigned
ǂ_103 peace would reign
ǂ_104 quietly went
ǂ_105 silent
ǂ_106 undisturbed
ǂ_107 slowly, gently, silently
ǂ_108 silently (sit)
ǂ_109 quietly go visiting
ǂ_110 still (sit)
ǂ_111 peace (be at)
ǂ_112 peace (in)
ǂ_113 peace (be at)
ǂ_114 peace (be at)
ǂ_115 silent (to be)
ǂ_116
ǂ_117 became silent
ǂ_118 quiet (be)
ǂ_119 peace (to be at)
ǂ_120 peace it be
ǂ_121 quiet reigned
ǂ_122 moves (under pressure) (squelches)
ǂ_123 pillow
ǂ_124
ǂ_125 brick houses
ǂ_126 brick houses
ǂ_127 clay
ǂ_128 stone (some)
ǂ_129 dark stripe (on springbok)
ǂ_130 rooflet (fibrous)
ǂ_131 happy
ǂ_132 fortunate
ǂ_133 comfortable
ǂ_134 featherbrush (a) (used as a handkerchief)
ǂ_135
ǂ_136 dirty (the thing is)
ǂ_137
ǂ_138 spring upon them (that they may)
ǂ_139 dance (to) (as an ostrich)
ǂ_140 sprang out
ǂ_141 spring out of (the water)
ǂ_142 spring out of
ǂ_143 spring and come
ǂ_144 spring off from
ǂ_145 jump together
ǂ_146 springing hold together
ǂ_147 spring together
ǂ_148 passed in front of
ǂ_149 spring to
ǂ_150 deep hole (a)
ǂ_151 black hair on the sides of the springbok (the)
ǂ_152 slender
ǂ_153 played the !kummi movingly (she)
ǂ_154
ǂ_155 band, bell
ǂ_156 intended, meant
ǂ_157
ǂ_158 think
ǂ_159 think
ǂ_160 think
ǂ_161 think
ǂ_162 think of
ǂ_163 think if it (that)
ǂ_164 thinking (sit)
ǂ_165 think
ǂ_166 thinking (lie)
ǂ_167 think
ǂ_168 thinking lie in
ǂ_169 fight (to desire a)
ǂ_170 think (while they would)
ǂ_171 thought (had)
ǂ_172 thinks of
ǂ_173 think
ǂ_174 thought
ǂ_175 thinks
ǂ_176 think (to)
ǂ_177 think (to)
ǂ_178 thinking (was)
ǂ_179
ǂ_180 visible
ǂ_181 make bare
ǂ_182 near (be)
ǂ_183 visible around
ǂ_184 stand brightly
ǂ_185 bright stand
ǂ_186 stand bright (to)
ǂ_187
ǂ_188 in sight, plainly visible
ǂ_189 bare place (a)
ǂ_190 visible (were)
ǂ_191 thinking (was)
ǂ_192 visible (was)
ǂ_193
ǂ_194 Klaas Katkop
ǂ_195 startled (was)
ǂ_196 smelt strongly
ǂ_197 pushed away
ǂ_198
ǂ_199 beat the arrowhead thing (to)
ǂ_200 gun (a)
ǂ_201
ǂ_202 certain bush (a)
ǂ_203
ǂ_204
ǂ_205 inform, tell
ǂ_206 marrow (of bone)
ǂ_207 small yellow bird (a)
ǂ_208 rainclouds (expression used with reference to)
ǂ_209
ǂ_210 talk well to each other
ǂ_211 tell us nicely about it
ǂ_212 say
ǂ_213 talk
ǂ_214 said
ǂ_215 said
ǂ_216 talked nicely to me
ǂ_217 tell nicely
ǂ_218 speak nicely
ǂ_219 talk with
ǂ_220 talk with me (to)
ǂ_221 talk backwards
ǂ_222 talk teaching (showing)
ǂ_223 say whispering to
ǂ_224 talking in peace (sit)
ǂ_225 make understand
ǂ_226 tell backwards (putting the wrong way up)
ǂ_227 talking injure
ǂ_228 translate it (to)
ǂ_229 wake by jumping
ǂ_230 talking (sit in front) (outside)
ǂ_231 talking there with an ostrich
ǂ_232 Palpares (dragonfly genus)
ǂ_233 talk understandingly
ǂ_234
ǂ_235 talking to the fieldmouse (sit)
ǂ_236 talking lay
ǂ_237 talking sing
ǂ_238 talking stand
ǂ_239 talking lie in
ǂ_240 talking lie upon
ǂ_241 talking sit upon
ǂ_242 talking above standing go
ǂ_243 talking, talk standing in the middle
ǂ_244 talking stand behind
ǂ_245 talking with me (sat)
ǂ_246 sat talking
ǂ_247
ǂ_248 spoke to
ǂ_249 talked (had)
ǂ_250 says to him
ǂ_251 says to them
ǂ_252 says to (he)
ǂ_253 talk
ǂ_254 talking sit
ǂ_255 say to
ǂ_256 say to
ǂ_257 said to
ǂ_258 talking to
ǂ_259 talk
ǂ_260 tell it
ǂ_261 say to
ǂ_262 say to
ǂ_263
ǂ_264 said
ǂ_265 said to
ǂ_266 said to
ǂ_267 talked to her
ǂ_268 said to them
ǂ_269 say to each other
ǂ_270 told you them
ǂ_271 say to me
ǂ_272 tell me its path (did)
ǂ_273 talk to me
ǂ_274 speak to me
ǂ_275 talking come
ǂ_276 talk to us
ǂ_277 talked going out of
ǂ_278 talking reached
ǂ_279 talking to himself (leave) (go off)
ǂ_280 talking go
ǂ_281 said to, say (to)
ǂ_282 told, told (had)
ǂ_283 tell (to)
ǂ_284 say to each other
ǂ_285 said to
ǂ_286
ǂ_287 gently talking
ǂ_288 talk (to)
ǂ_289 talking
ǂ_290 says, says to, language
ǂ_291 Common Cape Dragonfly (...)
ǂ_292 Palpares libellae (libelluloids)
ǂ_293
ǂ_294 speak (to)
ǂ_295 crow (a)
ǂ_296
ǂ_297 fetch home
ǂ_298 fetch (to)
ǂ_299 fetch, go to fetch
ǂ_300 bleat (to) (like a steenbok)
ǂ_301 charm (a)
ǂ_302
ǂ_303 danced along
ǂ_304 want it
ǂ_305
ǂ_306 scorpion
ǂ_307 fan, umbrella
ǂ_308 scorpions
ǂ_309
ǂ_310 River Bushman (Hardart) (...)
ǂ_311
ǂ_312 examine (to)
ǂ_313 seek on
ǂ_314 seeking go inside
ǂ_315 yellow of eggs' yolk
ǂ_316
ǂ_317 Haak boom (one) (tree)
ǂ_318 Haak boom (tree)
ǂ_319
ǂ_320 say
ǂ_321 young locusts' (...)
ǂ_322 pierced, breaks
ǂ_323 want
ǂ_324 want
ǂ_325
ǂ_326 food made by the small bees (a)
ǂ_327
ǂ_328
ǂ_329 Haak boom (tree)
ǂ_330 Haak booms (many)
ǂ_331
ǂ_332 above there (to)
ǂ_333 hang
ǂ_334 hover (above about in the sky)
ǂ_335
ǂ_336 hollowed (with a little hollow in the upper surface)
ǂ_337 stamping
ǂ_338
ǂ_339 pull (to)
ǂ_340 pull him back
ǂ_341 pull out (to)
ǂ_342 pull
ǂ_343 fasten, tie (a strap)
ǂ_344 pull up
ǂ_345 travel
ǂ_346 staggering (wounded)
ǂ_347
ǂ_348 Oud Stoffel
ǂ_349
ǂ_350 wait for
ǂ_351
ǂ_352
ǂ_353 examine
ǂ_354 looking about
ǂ_355 seek about
ǂ_356 examine
ǂ_357 looking at
ǂ_358 seeks
ǂ_359 looks round for (footprinnts)
ǂ_360 small (very)
ǂ_361 given (had)
ǂ_362 flower (the) (of the great thorn tree named !kuerri)
ǂ_363 flower (of the great thorn tree)
ǂ_364
ǂ_365 black wing-feathers (of ostrich)
ǂ_366
ǂ_367 black wing-feathers (of ostrich)
ǂ_368 rattling along
ǂ_369 flat
ǂ_370 track, look for (possibly)
ǂ_371 covered (are), make a crackling noise (to)
ǂ_372
ǂ_373 rattle (to) (as brass ring on a brass hook)
ǂ_374 scold
ǂ_375 admonish
ǂ_376
ǂ_377 starts
ǂ_378 springing away (get away) (a thing from)
ǂ_379 spring aside getting out of the way
ǂ_380 avoid sweetly (the arrows)
ǂ_381 avoid nicely (for myself) (the arrow)
ǂ_382 jump aside (away) (thinking that)
ǂ_383 spring aside
ǂ_384 spring on one side (opposite to)
ǂ_385 jumped (have)
ǂ_386 spring there
ǂ_387 go among
ǂ_388 get out of the way (of the arrow)
ǂ_389 spring aside (getting out of the away of the arrow opposite to)
ǂ_390
ǂ_391
ǂ_392 spring aside (avoiding the arrow) (so as to come to sit opposite)
ǂ_393 shrink away
ǂ_394 avoid
ǂ_395 salt
ǂ_396 chat
ǂ_397 Haarfontein
ǂ_398 seek springbok kids
ǂ_399 old
ǂ_400 soft (to make)
ǂ_401 method of getting water (some)
ǂ_402 spitzkop (mountain)
ǂ_403 drip with
ǂ_404 spring about, jump about
ǂ_405 poison (a kind of)
ǂ_406 poison (a kind of) (smoke)
ǂ_407
ǂ_408 penetrate
ǂ_409
ǂ_410 tame (...)
ǂ_411
ǂ_412 wind round (to) (as string around a stick)
ǂ_413 animal who was once a man (a) (hippo)
ǂ_414 oil (of a tobacco pipe)
ǂ_415 worms (which make holes in trees)
ǂ_416
ǂ_417 ground sound (the)
ǂ_418
ǂ_419 run away into
ǂ_420 walk on behind
ǂ_421
ǂ_422 Dimorphotheca annua
ǂ_423
ǂ_424 thumping sound (to make a)
ǂ_425
ǂ_426 bind in
ǂ_427 wind (to)
ǂ_428
ǂ_429 first
ǂ_430 first
ǂ_431 first
ǂ_432 first
ǂ_433 previously
ǂ_434 wait
ǂ_435
ǂ_436 wait
ǂ_437 first eat
ǂ_438 come first
ǂ_439 first
ǂ_440 first
ǂ_441 wait
ǂ_442
ǂ_443 first
ǂ_444 wait
ǂ_445 first
ǂ_446
ǂ_447 first
ǂ_448 set fire to (he)
ǂ_449 gland
ǂ_450
ǂ_451 contradicted
ǂ_452
ǂ_453 scold (to)
ǂ_454 scolded
ǂ_455
ǂ_456 crush
ǂ_457
ǂ_458 side
ǂ_459 smooth, slippery
ǂ_460 bad shot (a)
ǂ_461 go out (early) (?)
ǂ_462
ǂ_463
ǂ_464
ǂ_465 Common Field Cricket (Gryllus capenis)
ǂ_466
ǂ_467 stagger (to)
ǂ_468 hit
ǂ_469 speaking angrily
ǂ_470 scolded
ǂ_471 walks
ǂ_472 nits (eggs of lice)
ǂ_473
ǂ_474 call (to the rain)
ǂ_475 cliffs (krantz?)
ǂ_476 grandually opens (unfolds)
ǂ_477
ǂ_478 small (very)
ǂ_479
ǂ_480 Colius Cepensis
ǂ_481 small (very)
ǂ_482
ǂ_483 bitten to pieces (rags)
ǂ_484 bitten to pieces (have)
ǂ_485 dust (a cloud of)
ǂ_486
ǂ_487 gland (klier)
ǂ_488 mud (blaaur modder)
ǂ_489
ǂ_490 crush a moth (to)
ǂ_491 feeble
ǂ_492
ǂ_493 forgot
ǂ_494
ǂ_495 dances (of a horse)
ǂ_496 dance
ǂ_497 pour (fat)
ǂ_498
ǂ_499 look up with fixed eyes
ǂ_500 laid the bow upon
ǂ_501
ǂ_502 branch-house (the)
ǂ_503 hare (another kind of)
ǂ_504 hare (a kind of)
ǂ_505 father
ǂ_506 house (the)
ǂ_507 fire (the)
ǂ_508 children (the)
ǂ_509 house of branched (the)
ǂ_510 Corona Australis
ǂ_511 house (the)
ǂ_512 house-door or entrance (the)
ǂ_513 she (the)
ǂ_514 house-door or entrance (the)
ǂ_515 rabbit
ǂ_516 rockrabbit
ǂ_517 rockhare
ǂ_518
ǂ_519 kicked, kick at, kicked him
ǂ_520 kicking break
ǂ_521 kick
ǂ_522 scrape off
ǂ_523 kicking put on (into)
ǂ_524
ǂ_525 go round (to)
ǂ_526 poured in
ǂ_527 kicked
ǂ_528
ǂ_529 go round
ǂ_530 go round
ǂ_531 stooping along (went)
ǂ_532 driving put in (springbok mother of child)
ǂ_533
ǂ_534 eat (cells with stick)
ǂ_535 eat (sweet food out of cells with a stick)
ǂ_536
ǂ_537 eating out (cells with a stick)
ǂ_538 eating
ǂ_539
ǂ_540
ǂ_541 Ligaeus (plant bug), (...)
ǂ_542
ǂ_543 rockrabbit
ǂ_544 fix immoveable
ǂ_545
ǂ_546 protectingly takes away
ǂ_547 little bird (a certain little)
ǂ_548
ǂ_549 whirl round, twirl round
ǂ_550
ǂ_551 take away
ǂ_552 take away from
ǂ_553 take away from, took away
ǂ_554 take away from (someone or something)
ǂ_555 take away
ǂ_556 take away
ǂ_557 take away
ǂ_558 take away for (somebody or something)
ǂ_559 take away together a thing (with all the other things)
ǂ_560 take away (to)
ǂ_561 taking by force (the)
ǂ_562 take away (to)
ǂ_563 sends
ǂ_564 deny a thing (to) (ie to deny having done a thing)
ǂ_565
ǂ_566 find fault (with me) (exalting herself)
ǂ_567 fall out of themselves (to)
ǂ_568
ǂ_569 little creeping thing (a)
ǂ_570
ǂ_571 end
ǂ_572 elt
ǂ_573
ǂ_574 take (to)
ǂ_575 deny (to)
ǂ_576 refuse
ǂ_577 contradict
ǂ_578 scratched dividing the fire
ǂ_579 lies inside
ǂ_580 roll (to)
ǂ_581
ǂ_582 stick fast to (to)
ǂ_583 came off
ǂ_584 raising up
ǂ_585 lift up (perhaps)
ǂ_586 round up
ǂ_587 bone needle
ǂ_588
ǂ_589 spot
ǂ_590 applaud
ǂ_591
ǂ_592 sew (to)
ǂ_593 veldskoen (make a)
ǂ_594 sews
ǂ_595 stand long
ǂ_596 waiting (were)
ǂ_597
ǂ_598 whole (be)
ǂ_599 hale (be)
ǂ_600 whole
ǂ_601 entire
ǂ_602 whole
ǂ_603 whole (remained)
ǂ_604 whole
ǂ_605 porcupine (some part of)
ǂ_606 slipping
ǂ_607
ǂ_608 toe (big toe)
ǂ_609 pith
ǂ_610 snaps her fingers
ǂ_611 snap the fingers
ǂ_612
ǂ_613 suffocated (to be)
ǂ_614 suffocated (to be)
ǂ_615
ǂ_616 smothered (to be)
ǂ_617 suffocated (to be)
ǂ_618
ǂ_619
ǂ_620
ǂ_621 attacking oneself (sit)
ǂ_622
ǂ_623 attacked (themselves)
ǂ_624 worried
ǂ_625 sleep for a little while
ǂ_626 pull across
ǂ_627 lean back (against)
ǂ_628
ǂ_629 hear no answer
ǂ_630
ǂ_631 go to fetch (to)
ǂ_632 go to fetch
ǂ_633 fetched (have)
ǂ_634 fetch
ǂ_635 fetch (a person)
ǂ_636 fetch (to)
ǂ_637 fetch (again go to)
ǂ_638 comes (to fetch)
ǂ_639 fetches (he)
ǂ_640 fetch (to), fetch (they)
ǂ_641 get food (to), fetch (to)
ǂ_642 fetch (truly they to)
ǂ_643 fetched (that he)
ǂ_644 fetch (to)
ǂ_645 fetch (a person)
ǂ_646
ǂ_647 spark (a)
ǂ_648 stand parallel to
ǂ_649 refuse to go (to)
ǂ_650 ordered
ǂ_651 keep alive
ǂ_652 shot
ǂ_653
ǂ_654 light (to)
ǂ_655 light (give)
ǂ_656 shine (to)
ǂ_657 light (did light) (does), shines
ǂ_658 in vain (to get him)
ǂ_659 lightness
ǂ_660 light
ǂ_661 light (moonlight)
ǂ_662 feel, find out
ǂ_663 speak
ǂ_664 spoke about it
ǂ_665
ǂ_666 elephant's whole inside (the)
ǂ_667 elephant
ǂ_668 elephant's departure spoor
ǂ_669 elephant (the)
ǂ_670 elephant (the little)
ǂ_671 elephant calf (the)
ǂ_672 elephant mother
ǂ_673 elephant's nail (under the)
ǂ_674 elephant's inside
ǂ_675 elephant's spoor
ǂ_676 elephant's return
ǂ_677 elephant's head
ǂ_678 elephants (other)
ǂ_679 elephants (to the other)
ǂ_680 elephant's trunk
ǂ_681 elephant's houses
ǂ_682 elephant's children
ǂ_683 elephants
ǂ_684 elephant's navel
ǂ_685 elephants (the)
ǂ_686 elephant (the)
ǂ_687 elephant
ǂ_688 elephant
ǂ_689
ǂ_690
ǂ_691 spirits
ǂ_692 put on shoulder
ǂ_693 bring up wind (to)
ǂ_694 ulna (inner bone of forearm)
ǂ_695 tobacco bag of
ǂ_696
ǂ_697 slowly (...)
ǂ_698 vein, veins
ǂ_699 veins (all blood vessels)
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