III. 1. XXXII. THE GA'ALlfN AND DANAGLA GROUP 227

E. El Gamria

I. AwlAd Malik

BiDAY AwLAD Abu TimAm Ebay'a AwLAD Hasan

7.

8.

9-

10.

II.

'Abd el Gibar Abu Halima AwlAd Suk

„ MtJMIN Kerafit

6. 'AdlAn

El GHANAYMfA^

1. AwlAd SAlih

2. „ 'I'SA

3. Um Shikil

El Fadaylia

I.

2.

3-

4-

5-

6.

7-

Ba'igAb AwlAd Turi FatahAwi* 'AbidIa Mahmudi^ TUNUWI'*

BedlAwi*

4. MerAmra^

5. MAgidia^

6. AwlAd Hamayd

8. TibrAwi*

9. BerAkIT (BERAGHfTHpS)

10. MagaylisAb

11. Hal^mAb

12. IzayrikAb

13. 'AgAki*, or 'AgAgi'k

n. ELGlMA'fA

9 10

II

12

El GA'AFIRfA

I. AwlAd 'Adi

,, Um RahmAn NAlU BotrAni'a HawAmda AwlAd KAdim AwlAd Zuayd GerArAb MasikhAb Shikayt Shibaylia NukAria

13. RidaysAb

14. ZurkAb

15. AwlAd Rahuda

16. „ Merri'i

17. „ HASHIM

18. Danaksi

19. Haysinna

20. KotAki't

21. MuftAh

22. Bishr

23. AwlAd HAshi

24. Hantushi*

(d) AwlAd Muhammad

(e) „ TimsAh

(/) SUBAYH

(g) AwlAd 'Abd el Hamid

and is common in the Sudan: cp. "Ba'ashim" among the Serayhdt on p. 226. Among the "Nuba" of northern Kordofdn we find subtribes named respectively

after cattle, rats, sheep, wood and horses: see MacMichael, Tribes..., p. 97, Cp.,

too, the case of certain Fur subtribes (p. 94).

^ These have been in turn subject to the Fadaylia and the Terayfla. The name denotes "lambs."

* Cp. Dar Hamid subtribes. ' See later, p. 231.

* These are singular, not plural forms.

* Shrimps, or fleas (?). 15—2

B. El GemAmla

I. AwlAd Matlut

(a) AwlAd Rahayma

(b) „ MtJSA

(c) „ Adam