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.

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'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.

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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. HalmAb 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