To Be Sold

To Be Sold An overview of the trans-Atlantic slave trade from 1501 to 1866

Contents Preface 4 Introduction 6 The Triangle of Trade 8 Wind & Ocean Currents

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Coastal Regions of Africa

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Empire & Slavery

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Enslavement of Africans

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Time Line of The Trade

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African Side of The Trade

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African Agency & Resistance

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Embarkation & Disembarkation

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Seasonality of the Slave Trade

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The Middle Passage

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Voyages

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Children in The Slave Trade

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Tracking A Voyage

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Economics of Slavery

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Control & Punishment

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Ending of The Slave Trade

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Eventual Abolition

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The Trades Influence on Ethnic & Racial Identity

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African Names Database

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Final Statement

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Preface The majority of information and data contained in this book comes from an online database named ‘Voyages’, which is the product of an international research endeavor to create a single multi-source data set of trans-Atlantic slave voyages. The database contains information on almost 35,000 slaving voyages.

Records of the voyages have been found in archives and libraries throughout the Atlantic world. They provide information about vessels, enslaved peoples, slave traders and owners, and trading routes. It offers researchers, students and the general public a chance to rediscover the reality of one of the largest forced movements of peoples in world history.

It is difficult to believe in the first decade of the twenty-first century that just over two centuries ago, for those Europeans who thought about the issue, the shipping of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic was morally indistinguishable from shipping textiles, wheat, or even sugar. The reconstruction of a major part of this migration experience covers an era in which there was massive technological change (steamers were among the last slave ships), as well as very dramatic shifts in perceptions of good and evil. Just as important perhaps were the relations between the Western and non-Western worlds that the trade both reflected and encapsulated. Slaves constituted the most important reason for contact between Europeans and Africans for nearly two centuries. The shipment of slaves from Africa was related to the demographic disaster consequent to the meeting of Europeans and Amerindians, which greatly reduced the numbers of Amerindian laborers and raised the demand for labor drawn from elsewhere, particularly Africa. As Europeans colonized the Americas, a steady stream of European peoples migrated to the Americas between 1492 and the early nineteenth century. But what is often overlooked is that, before 1820, perhaps three times as many enslaved Africans crossed the Atlantic as Europeans. This was the largest transoceanic migration of a people until that day, and it provided the Americas with a crucial labor force for their own economic development. The slave trade is thus a vital part of the history of some millions of Africans and their descendants who helped shape the modern Americas culturally as well as in the material sense.

This book is dedicated to the millions of humans who not only lost their lives, but were robbed of their dignity, livelihood, and cultural and personal identity through the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

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Introduction The trans-Atlantic slave trade was of the export sectors of the Amerithe largest long-distance coerced cas, with sugar plantations absorbing movement of people in history and, well over two thirds of slaves carried prior to the mid-nineteenth cen- across the Atlantic by the major Eutury, formed the major demographic ropean and Euro-American powers. well-spring for the re-peopling of the For several centuries slaves were the Americas following the collapse of most important reason for contact the Amerindian population. Cumu- between Europeans and Africans. latively, as late as 1820, nearly four Africans had crossed the Atlantic for What can explain this extraordinary every European, and, given the dif- migration, organized initially on a ferences in the sex ratios between Eu- continent where the institution of ropean and African migrant streams, slavery had declined or totally disabout four out of every five females appeared in the centuries prior to that traversed the Atlantic were from Columbian contact, and where, even Africa. From the late fifteenth centu- when it had existed, slavery had never ry, the Atlantic Ocean, once a formi- been confined to one group of peodable barrier that prevented regular ple? To pose the question differently, interaction between those peoples why slavery, and why were the slaves inhabiting the four continents it carried across the Atlantic exclusively touched, became a commercial high- African? The short answer to the first way that integrated the histories of of these two questions is that EuroAfrica, Europe, and the Americas for pean expansion to the Americas was the first time. As the above figures to mainly tropical and semi-tropical suggest, slavery and the slave trade areas. Several products that were eiwere the linchpins of this process. ther unknown to Europeans (like toWith the decline of the Amerin- bacco), or occupied a luxury niche in dian population, labor from Africa pre-expansion European tastes (like formed the basis of the exploitation gold or sugar), now fell within the caof the gold and agricultural resources pacity of Europeans to produce more

abundantly. But while Europeans could control the production of such exotic goods, it became apparent in the first two centuries after Columbian contact that they chose not to supply the labor that would make such output possible. Free European migrants and indentured servants never traveled across the Atlantic in sufficient numbers to meet the labor needs of expanding plantations.

Convicts and prisoners—the only Europeans who were ever forced to migrate—were much fewer in numbers again. Slavery or some form of coerced labor was the only possible option if European consumers were to gain access to more tropical produce and precious metals.

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North America The North American mainland played a relatively minor role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Its ports sent out less than five percent of all known voyages, and it’s slave markets absorbed less than four percent of all slaves carried off from Africa. An intra-American slave trade in slaves— originating in the Caribbean—supplied additional slaves, however. This region was exceptional in the Americas in that a positive rate of natural population growth began relatively early, thus reducing the dependence of the region on coerced migrants.

Caribbean The Caribbean was one of the two major broad regional markets for slaves from Africa. Over the two centuries when the trade was at its height, the major locations for sugar production, and therefore the major slave markets, shifted from the eastern Caribbean to the west. Here, first Jamaica, then St. Domingue, and finally in the nineteenth century, Cuba, absorbed most the slaves brought into the region. As this implies, few islands developed self-sustaining populations at any point in the slave trade era. Caribbean ports also sent out more slaving expeditions to African than did the North American mainland ports.

The Triangle of Trade The Transatlantic Slave Trade consisted of three journeys: 1. The outward passage from Europe to Africa carrying manufactured goods.

2. The middle passage from Africa to the Americas or the Caribbean carrying African captives and other ‘commodities’.

3. The homeward passage carrying sugar, tobacco, rum, rice, cotton and other goods back to Europe.

Brazil Brazil was the center of the slave trade carried on under the Portuguese flag, both before and after Brazilian independence in 1822, and Portugal was by far the largest of the national carriers. Brazil dominated the slave trade in the sense that Rio de Janeiro and Bahia sent out more slaving voyages than any port in Europe, and certainly many times more than did Lisbon. Over nearly three centuries between 1560 and 1850, Brazil was consistently the largest destination for slaves in the Americas. Almost all the slaves coming into the region came from just two coastal areas in Africa: the Bight of Benin and Westcentral Africa.

Europe Europe was the starting point for about half of all transAtlantic slaving voyages. The traffic dominated the West African to Caribbean section of the slave trade. The major ports were at first located in the Iberian peninsula, but by the eighteenth century northern European ports had become dominant. After 1807, France and the Iberian ports sent out the great majority of European-based slaving voyages. The European consumers’ demand for sugar was the driving force behind 350 years of the trans-Atlantic slave trading.

Africa Sub-Saharan Africa lost over twelve and a half million people to the trans-Atlantic slave trade alone between 1525 and 1867. Perhaps as many again were carried off to the slave markets across the Sahara and the Indian Ocean.

Over forty percent of captives left from West-central Africa alone with most of the remainder leaving from the Bight of Benin, the Bight of Biafra, and the Gold Coast. About one in eight died on board the slave vessel and many other died prior to departure and after arrival.

Departures were channeled through a dozen or so major embarkation points such as Whydah, Bonny, Loango, Luanda, and Benguela, though many smaller ports also supplied slaves.

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North East Trades

Wind & Ocean Currents of the Atlantic Basins In the age of sail, winds and ocean currents shaped the direction of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, effectively creating two separate slave-trading systems—one in the north with voyages originating in Europe and North America, the other in the south with voyages originating in Brazil.

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Costal Regions of Africa The limits of the regions shown here are “Senegambia,� anywhere north of the Rio Nunez. Sierra Leone region comprises the Rio Nunez to just short of Cape Mount.

The Windward Coast is defined as Cape Mount southeast to and including the Assini river. The Gold Coast runs east of here up to and including the Volta River.

Bight of Benin covers the Rio Volta to Rio Nun, and the Bight of Biafra, east of the Nun to Cape Lopez inclusive.

West-central Africa is defined as the rest of the western coast of the continent south of this point, and southeastern Africa anywhere from and to the north and east of the Cape of Good Hope. West-Central Africa was the largest regional departure point for captives through most the slave trade era. Regions closer to the Americas and Europe generated a relatively small share of the total carried across the Atlantic. Voyage length was determined as much by wind and ocean currents shown in the pages before as by relative proximity of ports of embarkation and disembarkation.

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Empire & Slavery In the second half of the eighteenth century six imperial systems straddled the Atlantic each one sustained by a slave trade. The English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, and Danish all operated behind trade barriers (termed mercantilists restrictions) and produced a range of plantation produce—sugar, rice, indigo, coffee, tobacco, alcohol, and some precious metals—though with sugar usually the most valuable. It is extraordinary that consumers’ pursuit of this limited range of exotic consumer goods, which collectively added so little to human welfare, could have generated for so long the horrors and misery of the Middle Passage and plantation slavery. Given the dominance of Portuguese and British slave traders, it is not surprising that Brazil and the British Americas received the most Africans, though both nations became adept at supplying foreign slave systems as well. Throughout the slave trade, more than seven out of every ten slaves went to these regions. The French Americas imported about half the slaves that the British did, with the majority going to Saint-Domingue. The Spanish flag, which dominated in the earliest phase of the trade before retreating in the face of competition, began to expand again in the late nineteenth century with the growth of the Cuban sugar economy.

Edmund Ollier, Cassell’s History of the United States (London, 1874–77), Vol. 2, p. 493.

“Slaves Working on a Plantation.” This appears to be an illustration taken from another, unidentified source, and is an artistic rendition.

In the foreground, one man is cutting cane, another is weeding the fields with a hoe (the two activities do not occur concurrently in reality); a woman is kneeling tying the cane stalks into a bundle. A white overseer with a whip in hand is looking on while in the background another white is whipping an enslaved person. The location is not identified, but it is a tropical or semi-tropical scene, perhaps in the British or French West Indies.

A watercolor by Jean Baptiste Debret; published in Ana Maria de Moraes, O Brasil dos viajantes (Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, 1994), image 451, p. 85.

Shows group of men carrying bags of coffee to a town market; the man in the lead is carrying a coffee branch and what appears to be a thumb piano in his right hand. Such gangs often had a leader or “boss” and sang as they worked.

Yet, in the next century—between 1750 and 1850—every one of these empires had either disappeared or become severely truncated. A massive shift to freer trade meant that instead of six plantation empires controlled from Europe, there were now only three plantation complexes,

Kwesi J. Anquandah, Castles & Forts of Ghana (Ghana Museums & Monuments Board, 1999), p. 13 Shows central courtyard and surrounding walls/ramparts, guns pointing to sea, and European soldiers drilling in courtyard; African town to right.

two of which—Brazil and the Unit- tion had little immediate impact on ed States—were independent, and the size of the slave trade. The Britthe third, Cuba, was far wealthier ish, Americans, Danish, and Dutch and more dynamic than its European dropped out of the slave trade, but owner. Extreme specialization now the decade 1821 to 1830 still saw saw the United States producing over 80,000 people a year leaving most of the world’s cotton, Cuba Africa in slave ships. Well over a milmost of the world’s sugar, and Brazil lion more—one tenth of the volume with a similar dominance in coffee. carried off in the slave trade era—folSlaves thus might disembark in six lowed in the next twenty years. separate jurisdictions in the Americas in the eighteenth century, but by 1850 they went overwhelmingly to only two areas, Brazil and Cuba, given that American cotton planters drew on Africa for almost none of their labor needs, relying instead on natural population growth and a domestic slave trade. Indeed, overall the United States absorbed only 5 percent of the slaves arriving in the Americas. This massive reorganization of the traffic and the rapid natural growth of the US slave popula-

A. W. Lawrence, Trade Castles and Forts of West Africa (Stanford Univ. Press,1964), plate 11a; original source unclear.

View of Elmina and another fort from the sea; European shipping in the foreground.

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The Enslavement of Africans But why were the slaves always Af- the single and limited exception of rican? One possible answer draws western Angola. African capacity to on the different values of societies resist Europeans ensured that sugar around the Atlantic and, more par- plantations were established in the ticularly, the way groups of people Americas rather than in Africa. But involved in creating a trans-Atlantic if Africans, aided by tropical pathocommunity saw themselves in rela- gens, were able to resist the potential tion to others—in short, how they invaders, some Africans were predefined their identity. Ocean-going pared to sell slaves to Europeans for technology brought Europeans into use in the Americas. As this suggests, large-scale face-to-face contact with European domination of Amerindipeoples who were culturally and ans was complete. Indeed, from the physically more different from them- European perspective it was much selves than any others with whom too complete. The epidemiological they had interacted in the previ- impact of the Old World destroyed ous millennium. In neither Africa not only native American societies, nor Asia could Europeans initially but also a potential labor supply. threaten territorial control, with L’Illustration (Paris), Vol. 14, 1849, p. 136.

“Caravane d’ésclaves,” illustration shows five enslaved men linked by poles in the so-called “Goree”, or Slave-Stick Goree; Arab slave trader in foreground.

Alfred J. Swann, Fighting the slave-hunters in Central Africa, a record of twenty-six years of travel & adventures round the Great Lakes (London, 1910; reprinted London 1969), p. 51.

“A method of securing slaves,” the author, a lay missionary for the London Missionary Society, writes that “when traveling a shorter pole is used, one end being held up by the preceding person. The neck is often broken if the slave falls when walking.” In late 1882, shortly after arriving in Tanganyika, about 200 miles from the coast he witnessed a slave caravan whose captives were destined for the market at Zanzibar. He vividly describes the condition of the enslaved, and reports that “many were chained together by the neck,” while “others had their necks fastened into the forks of poles about 6 feet long, the ends of which were supported by the men who preceded them”

Every society in history before 1900 provided at least an unthinking answer to the question of which groups are to be considered eligible for enslavement, and normally they did not recruit heavily from their own community. A revolution in oceangoing technology gave Europeans the ability to get continuous access to remote peoples and move them against their will over very long distances.

Strikingly, it was much cheaper to obtain slaves in Europe than to send a vessel to an epidemiologically coast in Africa without proper harbors and remote from European political, financial, and military power. That this option was never seriously con-

sidered suggests a European inability to enslave other Europeans. Except for a few social deviants, neither Africans nor Europeans would enslave members of their own societies, but in the early modern period, Africans had a somewhat narrower conception of who was eligible for enslavement than had Europeans. It was this difference in definitions of eligibility for enslavement which explains the dramatic rise of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Slavery, which had disappeared from northwest Europe long before this point, exploded into a far greater significance and intensity than it had possessed at any point in human history. The major cause was a disso-

nance in African and European ideas of eligibility for enslavement at the root of which lies culture or societal norms, not easily tied to economics. Without this dissonance, there would have been no African slavery in the Americas. The slave trade was thus a product of differing constructions of social identity and the oceangoing technology that brought Atlantic societies into sudden contact with each other.

The trans-Atlantic slave trade therefore grew from a strong demand for labor in the Americas, driven by consumers of plantation produce and precious metals, initially in Europe.

Because Amerindians died in large numbers, and insufficient numbers of Europeans were prepared to cross the Atlantic, the form that this demand took was shaped by conceptions of social identity on four continents, which ensured that the labor would comprise mainly slaves from Africa. But the central question of which peoples from Africa went to a given region of the Americas, and which group of Europeans or their descendants organized such a movement cannot be answered without an understanding of the wind and ocean currents of the North and South Atlantics. There are two systems of wind and ocean currents in the North and South Atlantic that follow the pattern of giant wheels —one lies north of the equator turns clockwise, while its counterpart to the south turns counterclockwise.

The northern wheel largely shaped the north European slave trade and was dominated by the English.

Georg Schweinfurth, The Heart of Africa, (New York, 1874), vol. 2, p. 420.

The southern wheel shaped the huge traffic to Brazil which for three centuries was almost the almost exclusive preserve of the largest slave traders of all, the Portuguese. Despite their use of the Portuguese flag, slave traders using the southern wheel ran their business from ports in Brazil, not in Portugal. Winds and currents thus ensured two major slave trades —the first rooted in Europe, the second in Brazil. Winds and currents also ensured that Africans carried to Brazil came overwhelmingly from Angola, with south-east Africa and the Bight of Benin playing smaller roles, and that Africans carried to North America, including the Caribbean, left from mainly West Africa, with the Bights of Biafra and Benin and the Gold Coast predominating. Just as Brazil overlapped on the northern system by drawing on the Bight of Benin, the English, French, and Dutch carried some slaves from northern Angola into the Caribbean.

Head and face of unnamed captured East African woman; shows remnant of coffle rope around her neck. Married women among the Babuckur, according to Schweinfurth, “pierce the rims of their ears and both their lips, and insert bits of grass stalk about an inch long in the holes…The portrait is that of a Babuckur slave bound by a leather rope” Faits relatifs a la traite des noirs. Comité pour l’abolition de la traite des noirs; Paris, 1826), p. 15.

The metal collar and chain used by slavers to attach enslaved captives to one another. when Africans are captured in the interior, this chain can hold them until they are embarked on the slave ships.

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The Rise & Fall of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade from 1501–1866

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New societies, new peoples, and new communities usually originate in acts of migration. Someone or ones decide to move from one place to another. They choose a new destination and sever their ties with their traditional community or society as they set out in search of new opportunities, new challenges, new lives, and new life worlds. Most societies in human history have a migration narrative in their stories of origin. All communities in American society trace their origins in the United States to one or more migration experiences. America, after all, is “a nation of immigrants.�

But until recently, people of African descent have not been counted as part of America’s migratory tradition. The transatlantic slave trade has created an enduring image of black men and women as transported commodities, and is usually considered the most defining element in the construction of the African Diaspora. This is the story that has not been told.

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The African Side of the Trade On the African side, the sheer human and environmental diversity of the continent makes it difficult to examine the trade from Africa as a whole. The slave trade did not expand, nor, indeed, decline, in all areas of Africa at the same time. Rather, a series of marked expansions (and declines) in individual regions contributed to a more gradual composite trend for sub-Saharan Africa as a whole.

Each region that exported slaves experienced a marked upswing in the amount of slaves it supplied for the transAtlantic trade and, from that point, the normal pattern was for a region to continue to export large numbers of slaves for a century or more. The three regions that provided the fewest slaves—Senegambia, Sierra Leone, the Windward Coast—reached these higher levels for much shorter periods.

By the third quarter of the eighteenth century, all regions had undergone an intense expansion of slave exports. A cargo of slaves could be sought at particular points along the entire Western African coast. As the Brazilian coffee William Allen, A Narrative of the Expedition sent by Her Majesty’s Government to the River Niger, in 1841 (London, and sugar boom got under way near the end of the eigh- 1848), vol. 1, p. 293 teenth century, slavers rounded the Cape of Good Hope “The Court of the King of Iddah”. Shows king in center, under umbrella; slit-gong drum in lower left. Iddah/Idah, a port and traveled as far as southeast Africa to fill their vessels’ on the Niger river, south of the Niger-Benue confluence in present-day south central Nigeria, was the “largest and the most important town in the Kingdom of Eggarah [Igara/Igala]”. It was a major trading area for slaves taken to the Niger holds. But while the slave trade pervaded much of the Af- Delta and the Bight of Biafra. In this illustration, the king is “seen on a throne, formed of a bamboo frame, covered with rican coast, its focus was no less concentrated in particular mats and carpets….He was almost smothered by his garments, and surrounded by attendants, who were fanning him African regions than it was among European carriers. West vehemently….The principal courtiers were seated close round the throne, with their backs towards it, excepting a large Central Africa, the long stretch of coast south of Cape Lo- party [of Muslims]…these sat facing the king” pez and stretching to Benguela, sent more slaves than any other part of Africa every quarter century with the exception of a fifty-year period between 1676 and 1725. From Pieter van der Aa, La Galerie Agréable du Monde (Leide, 1729); taken from D. O. Dapper, Description de l’Afrique…Traduite du Flamand (Amsterdam,1686; 1st ed., 1668), p. 296.

“Manner of eating and drinking among the blacks,” shows men and women, house, pottery and other containers, weapons, corn grinding stone.

William Allen, Picturesque views on the river Niger, sketched during Lander’s last visit in 1832-33, by Commander William Allen (London, 1840), facing p. 16 “The morning call”; shows a local queen and her entourage calling on British visitors.

Views of village with conical roofed houses; various male onlookers, some carrying spears.

The king of this small kingdom afforded Allen and his companions lodging. The king’s wife/Queen “did the very polite thing, by calling on us attended by her handmaidens.

Her hands and feet were deeply tinged with henna, and her lovely eyes with antimony.

Her hair—thickly plastered with indigo— was enveloped in a sort of turban, and a country cloth encircled her waist with many graceful folds.”

1751 to 1850, this region supplied nearly half of the entire African labor force in the Americas; in the half century after 1800, West Central Africa sent more slaves than all of the other African regions combined. Overall, the center of gravity of the volume of the trade was located in West Central Africa by 1600. It then shifted northward slowly until about 1730, before gradually returning to its starting point by the mid-nineteenth century.

Further, slaves left from relatively few ports of embarkation within each African region, even though their origins and ethnicity could be highly diverse. Although Whydah, on the Slave Coast, was once considered the busiest African slaving port on the continent, it now appears that it was surpassed by Luanda, in West Central Africa, and by Bonny, in the Bight of Biafra. Luanda alone dispatched some 1.3 million slaves, and these three most active ports together accounted for 2.2 million slave departures. The trade from each of these ports assumed a unique character and followed very different temporal profiles. Luanda P. David Boilat, Esquisses Sengelaises (Paris, 1853) actively participated in the slave trade from as early as the 1570s, when the Portuguese established a foothold “Thiédo”. A Thiedo was a Wolof soldier. He there, through the nineteenth century. Whydah supplied is pictured here seated on rocks near the town of Bakel, seen in the background. He is slaves over a shorter period, for about two centuries, and wearing a turban, with a gold bracelet on one was a dominant port for only thirty years prior to 1727. wrist, anklets, and a bead necklace and amuBonny, probably the second largest point of embarka- lets (gris-gris) around his neck. The glass tion in Africa, sent four out of every five of all the slaves bottle contains brandy (eau de vie) given to it ever exported in just the eighty years between 1760 and him by a trader 1840. It is not surprising, therefore, that some systematic links between Africa and the Americas can be perceived.

As research on the issue of transAtlantic connections has progressed, it has become clear that the distribution of Africans in the New World is no more random than the distribution of Europeans. Eighty percent of the slaves who went to southeast Brazil were taken from West Central Africa. Bahia traded in similar proportions with the Bight of Benin. Cuba represents the other extreme: no African region supplied more than 28 percent of the slave population in this region. Most American import regions fell between these examples, drawing on a mix of coastal regions that diversified as the trade from Africa grew to incorporate new peoples.

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African Agency & Resistance If demand for slave-grown produce, social identity, and the Atlantic environment were three key factors shaping the traffic, the agency of Africans comprised a fourth major influence, but one which has received less attention from historians. The merchants who traded slaves on the coast to European ship captains—for example the Vili traders north of the Congo, the Efik in the Bight of Biafra—and behind them the groups that supplied the slaves, such as the Kingdom of Dahomey, the Aro network, and further south, the Imbangala, all had strict conceptions of what made an individual eligible for enslavement.

Among such criteria were constructions of gender, definitions of criminal behavior, and conventions for dealing with prisoners of war. The make up of slaves purchased on the Atlantic coast thus reflected whom Africans were prepared to sell as much as whom Euro-American plantation owners wanted to buy. But the victims of the slave trade also had a major impact on the trade. Probably about one in ten slaving voyages experienced major rebellions, of which the attempts to control increased the costs of a slave voyage to the point where far fewer slaves entered the traffic than would have been the case without resistance. In addition, vessels from some regions on the coast appear to have been more prone to experience slave uprisings than those from other regions. The rebellionprone areas were precisely those regions, broadly comprising Upper Guinea (Senegambia, Sierra Leone, and the Windward Coast) which had the least participation in the slave trade. The strong inference is that European slave traders avoided this part of the African coast except in those years when demand for slaves, and their prices, were particularly high.

When the first navigators reached the coast of Mauritania in 1441 and Senegal in 1444, they organized systematic abductions, and met with hostility and reprisals. Although they continued kidnapping, they also started to buy people. But that policy also met with opposition. Explorer Alvise Ca’Damosto, who was attacked by 150 men on the River Gambia in 1454, wrote than when he tried to talk to them, …they replied that they had had news of our coming and of our trade with the Negroes of Senega [Senegal River], who, if they sought our friendship could not but be bad men, for they

firmly believed that we Christians ate human flesh, and that we only bought Negroes to eat them; that for their part they did not want our friendship on any terms, but sought to slaughter us all, and to make a gift of our possessions to their lord.

But armed struggle was neither the only nor always the best strategy. Long-term approaches were also needed to protect people from the slave trade. Earthworks were built to thwart small-scale raids and kidnapping; some rivers were diverted so that they would not bring ships near settlements. Africans surrounded their main towns by thick walls,

Verney Lovett Cameron, Across Africa (New York, 1877), p. 309.

“Warua slave-driver and slave,” shows a captive African woman, with a mask over her head walking in front of a Warua male, with a spear. The image is not described in the text, but it appears the mask is attached to some sort of line which winds around the waist of the slave driver and then attaches to the wrist of the captive female. Based on observations made in November, 1874, among the Warua, a group in Tanganyika.

twelve feet high; they built ramparts and fortresses with deep ditches and planted venomous and thorny trees and bushes all around.

Communities deserted their vulnerable settings to relocate in hard-tofind, easy-to-defend places such as hills, mountains, underground tunnels, marshes, caves, forests, or behind high sand dunes. Some hamlets regrouped to defend themselves more easily. In southern Benin, people built small towns on stilts at the edge or in the middle of lakes. This innovation gave them a clear view of approaching raiders and allowed them enough time to take the appropriate measures.

Africans established work teams for protection, left the paths to their villages overgrown, stationed armed groups at vulnerable points, and covered their roofs with noisy leaves to detect would-be kidnappers. They used their habitat as a safeguard by re-configuring the layout, size, and architecture of their houses, villages, and capital cities. They built their towns in mazes to confuse and disorient attackers. Houses were connected one with another; they abutted forests and the sea to make escape easier.

Some communities adopted the most brutal tactics: they indiscriminately killed anyone who ventured close to their territory so as to discourage any incursion.

Albert Laporte, Récits de vieux marins (Paris, 1883), p. 267. (Copy in Library Company of Philadelphia) Both images “Révolte sur un batiment négrier” (Revolt on a slave ship). Based on the account of an old sailor who had participated in the Atlantic slave trade; this illustration, however, is not based on observations, but on artistic imagination. The sailor describes how one night he was asleep when he heard a big noise on the bridge; he went up only to discover the slaves had started a revolt. “A slave revolt is terrible because one cannot fire on them, since each man is worth at least 1,000 francs.

One has to resort to other methods of force. The crew finds refuge on the upper deck to escape the screaming mass of slaves who broke through their chains and evaded the deck barrier by throwing anything they could get their hands on at our heads…. The carnage was horrible. Even though the enemy was beaten, the victory didn’t seem to belong to us yet, and the danger became even greater in front of the resistance of the slaves and our exhaustion…”

As the slave trade expanded, resistance to it grew as well, and the need for shackles, guns, ropes, chains, iron balls, and whips tells an eloquent story of continuous and violent struggle from the hinterland to the high seas.

Wherever possible, such as in Saint-Louis and Gorée (Senegal), James (Gambia), and Bance (Sierra Leone), the Europeans’ barracoons were located on islands, which made escapes and attacks more difficult. The heavily fortified forts and barracoons attest to the Europeans’ distrust and apprehension. They had to protect themselves, as Jean-Baptiste Durand of the Compagnie du Sénégal explained, “from the foreign vessels and from the Negroes living in the country.”

These precautions notwithstanding, in the eighteenth century, Fort Saint-Joseph on the Senegal River was attacked and all commerce was interrupted for six years.

Several conspiracies and actual revolts by captives erupted on Gorée Island and resulted in the death of the governor and several soldiers. In addition, the crews of quite a few slave ships were killed on the River Gambia; in Sierra Leone, people sacked the captives’ quarters of the infamous trader John Ormond. Similar incidents occurred in other parts of the African coast. Written records document how Africans on shore attacked more than a hundred ships.

Some Western slavers maintained occult centers in their barracoons, staffed by men they paid to “work on” the captives, sometimes with medicinal plants. The objective

was to kill any spirit of rebellion, to “tame” the detainees, and make them accept their fate. The existence of these centers shows the extent of the precautions taken by slavers to prevent rebellions on land and during the Middle Passage: shackles and guns controlled the body, while the spirit was broken.

But revolts on slave ships, although extremely difficult to organize and conduct, were numerous. About 420 revolts have been documented in slavers’ papers, and they do not represent the totality. It is estimated that 100,000 Africans died in uprisings on the coast or during the Middle Passage. The fear of revolts resulted in additional costs for the slavers: larger crews, heavy weapons, and barricades. About 18 percent of the costs of the Middle Passage were incurred due to measures to thwart uprisings, and the captives who rose up saved, according to estimates, one million Africans from deportation by driving up the slavers’ expenses.

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Revolution in Saint Dominque In January 1804, an event that had enormous repercussions shook the world of the enslaved and their owners. The black revolutionaries, who had been fighting since 1791, crushed Napoleon’s 43,000 man army.

gained their freedom back in 1793— the slave trade in 1803, the decision against the best army in Europe sent was deemed appalling. The specter of to re-enslave them, sent shock waves Haiti was used by some Americans throughout the Americas. to bolster the abolition of the slave trade at the earliest possible date, Paradoxically, at the same time as it 1808. influenced enslaved people to rise up, the Haitian Revolution also stimuIn December 1803, in full debacle, lated the transatlantic slave trade. the 8,000 French soldiers left on the The withdrawal from international island (most of the others had been markets of the island, which had prokilled in combat and 20,000 had died duced half the world’s coffee and as of yellow fever), boarded their ships, much sugar as Brazil, Cuba, and Jaand sailed away. Within twelve years, maica combined, gave an impetus to black Haitians had fought against these colonies as well as to Louisiana and defeated not only the French to introduce more Africans—and for colonists but also the French, Span- Louisiana, more African Americans ish, and British armies. from the Upper South as well—in order to offset the production shortfall.

Anon., Saint-Domingue, ou histoire de ses revolutions…(Paris, 1815), To erase the symbolic traces of the old order, the victors changed the name Throughout the Americas, slave up- facing title page. (Copy in Library Company of Philadelphia) of the island from Saint-Domingue risings had been more closely associ- “Revolte générale des Negres. Massacre des Blancs” [General revolt of back to Haiti (mountainous land), ated with the presence of large con- the Blacks. Massacre of the Whites]. Shows, from a decidedly procolonial perspective, whites fleeing Cap Francais in Saint Domingue, its original name given by the Ar- centrations of men and women born as the slave rebellion of 1793 intensified; many of these whites fled to awak Indians. Haiti had become the in Africa and newly arrived, and the the United States and elsewhere in the Caribbean. second independent nation in the events in Saint-Domingue were read Western Hemisphere and the world’s as a cautionary tale against the slave first black-led republic. The impact of trade that continuously introduced this victory of poorly armed men and these “revolt-prone” Africans. Therewomen,—who had fought for and fore, when South Carolina reopened

The black revolutionaries, who had been fighting since 1791, crushed Napoleon’s 43,000 man army.

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Chesapeake

Carolinas/Georgia Gulf states

French Caribbean Danish West Indies Cuba Jamaica

British Caribbean St. Dominque St. Kitts Antigua Guadaloupe

Martinique Spanish Central America

Africa

Grenada Trinidad/Tobago

Barbados

Senegambia Sierra Leone

Dutch colonies Other Spanish Americas

Windward Coast

Bight of Benin Gold Coast Bight of Biafra

Amazonia Pernambuco other Brazil

Bahia West Central Africa and St. Helena South-east Brazil

South-east Africa, Indian Ocean islands

Rio de la Plata

1–100,000 slaves =1mm >100,000 slaves =100,000th of total in mm Point of embarkation Point of disembarkation Ownership of ports by flag

10,702,656 12,521,336 Disembarkation Embarkation

8,860 26,955 1,862

127,668 210,477

21,785

56,890 108,998 360,617

778,541 1,019,596

773,543 216,911

267,499

134,148 138,038 72,872 44,002

128,688

155,569 493,162

755,513 388,771

444,728

1,999,060

179,626 336,868

1,209321

1,594,560

142,231 853,833 54,041

1,550,355 5,694,574 2,263,914

542,668

67,246

1,818,680 deaths

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Europe

Carolinas/Georgia Gulf states

French Caribbean Cuba Jamaica

British Caribbean St. Dominque Africa

Guadaloupe Barbados

Martinique Spanish Central America

Senegambia Sierra Leone

Dutch colonies

Bight of Benin Gold Coast

Other Spanish Americas

Windward Coast

Bight of Biafra

Amazonia Pernambuco other Brazil

Bahia West Central Africa and St. Helena South-east Africa, Indian Ocean islands

South-east Brazil

Rio de la Plata

1–100,000 slaves =1mm <100,000 slaves =100,000th of total in mm Point of embarkation Point of disembarkation Ownership of ports by flag

5,099,816 5,848,265 Disembarkation Embarkation

2,636

95 287

1,293 4,950

6,185 2,436

491 342

106,860

69,206

436 533

221,612 16,907

500

1,009,212 68,394

71,905

9,248

156,167

141,744 824,312 50,048

1,545,006 4,018,540 2,259,987

348,185

10,532

748,449 deaths

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Gulf coast Danish West Indies Other British Caribbean

Cuba

St. Dominque Jamaica

Antigua Guadaloupe Grenada Trinidad/Tobago

Spanish Central America

Africa

Senegambia Sierra Leone Bight of Benin

Gold Coast Other Spanish Americas

Windward Coast

Bahia

South-east Brazil

Bight of Biafra

West Central Africa and St. Helena

South-east Africa Indian Ocean islands

Rio de la Plata

1–100,000 slaves =1mm <100,000 slaves =100,000th of total in mm Point of embarkation Point of disembarkation Ownership of ports by flag

884,923 1,061,524 Disembarkation Embarkation

350

1,501 277 3,269

600,000 171

558 1,059 167 1,100 196

119,154

66,391

122,088 85,432 132,018 6,705 10,558

82,152

188,288

432,789 767

83,646 266

7,545

176,601 deaths

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British Caribbean

St. Dominque St. Kitts Antigua Guadaloupe Martinique Barbados Grenada Spanish Central Trinidad/Tobago America Dutch colonies

Jamaica

Other Spanish Americas

Africa Senegambia Sierra Leone Bight of Benin Windward Coast

Gold Coast

Bight of Biafra

Amazonia Pernambuco Bahia

South-east Brazil

West Central Africa and St. Helena South-east Africa, Indian Ocean islands

Rio de la Plata

1–100,000 slaves =1mm <100,000 slaves =100,000th of total in mm Point of embarkation Point of disembarkation Ownership of ports by flag

2,733,323 3,259,440 Disembarkation Embarkation

3,438

2,134 984

120,842 137,422

3,528 11,803 25,594 340,607

48,058 5,607 994,525

40,968 22,402

129,278 124,964 32,608 38,532

122,684

841 226,637

457,704

163,393

32,446

358,853

7,303 200,907

718,127 1,030,582

457 719 2,082 534,280 31,663 546

27,970

526,117 deaths

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Jamaica

Guadaloupe Grenada Trinidad/Tobago

Spanish Central America

Africa Barbados

Senegambia Sierra Leone

Dutch colonies

Bight of Benin Gold Coast

Other Spanish Americas

Windward Coast

Bight of Biafra

Pernambuco other Brazil

Bahia West Central Africa and St. Helena South-east Brazil

Rio de la Plata

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475,240 554,336

2,004

Disembarkation Embarkation

1,116 96

4,336 5,161 594

607 625

2,100

273

3,210

1,924 14,763

1,944

230

9,205

1,805

2,276

391,922

126,913 103,375

5,283

79,102

28,677

25,739 570

210 204,788 1,183

67,246

79,096 deaths

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Northern U.S. unspecified USA

Chesapeake

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French Caribbean Danish West Indies Cuba

British Caribbean

St. Dominque St. Kitts Antigua Guadaloupe Martinique Grenada Spanish Central Trinidad/Tobago America Dutch colonies

Jamaica

Africa Barbados

Sierra Leone Bight of Benin Gold Coast

Other Spanish Americas

other Brazil

Senegambia

Windward Coast

Bight of Biafra

Bahia West Central Africa and St. Helena South-east Africa, Indian Ocean islands

Rio de la Plata

1–100,000 slaves =1mm <100,000 slaves =100,000th of total in mm Point of embarkation Point of disembarkation Ownership of ports by flag

252,603 305,326 Disembarkation Embarkation

119

23,705 528

6,730 71,698

7,871

1,593 2,799 2,911

43,640 381

15,182

3,076 7,613 1,461 2,807

447 9,574

286

2,476 2,592

31,378

43,791 56,494 4,402 126,259

974

13,375

768

7,037

406 29,464 24,504

9,840

52,723 deaths

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French Caribbean Danish West Indies Cuba

British Caribbean

St. Dominque St. Kitts Antigua Guadaloupe Martinique Barbados Grenada Spanish Central Trinidad/Tobago America Dutch colonies

Jamaica

Africa Senegambia Sierra Leone Bight of Benin

Other Spanish Americas

Windward Coast

Gold Coast

Bight of Biafra

Pernambuco other Brazil

Bahia West Central Africa and St. Helena South-east Africa, Indian Ocean islands

South-east Brazil

Rio de la Plata

1–100,000 slaves =1mm <100,000 slaves =100,000th of total in mm Point of embarkation Point of disembarkation Ownership of ports by flag

1,164,967 1,381,404 Disembarkation Embarkation

664

814 8,063

37,865 7,782 3,265

68,793

763,016 1,521 4,402 36,278 166,746

4,648

10,423 5,189

3,045

13,382 2,083

124,247

736

61,048 348,897

6,965

23,681

115,574

182,284

3,063 2,524

1,883 472,288 53,383 1,932

6,763

216,437 deaths

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Carolinas/Georgia Gulf states Danish West Indies Cuba Jamaica

St. Dominque Africa

Martinique Barbados Spanish Central America Dutch colonies Other Spanish Americas

Senegambia Sierra Leone Bight of Benin Gold Coast Bight of Biafra

other Brazil West Central Africa and St. Helena South-east Africa, Indian Ocean islands

Rio de la Plata

1–100,000 slaves =1mm <100,000 slaves =100,000th of total in mm Point of embarkation Point of disembarkation Ownership of ports by flag

91,734 111,041 Disembarkation Embarkation

448 535 67,385 11,258 2,865

533

162 197

956

692

7,933 3,221

4,998

70,887

515

23,765 1,525

130 2,425 1,286

1,052

19,306 deaths

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Seasonality in the Slave Trade The Voyages Database reveals that in all markets on the African coast, more slaves were embarked on board ship during some months than others. Similarly, in all markets in the Americas, more Africans, year after year, were disembarked during certain months. Why were there seasonal patterns? Focusing on the agricultural histories of African and American societies helps to explain monthly fluctuations in the supply of and demand for enslaved Africans. Whether soils supported subsistence or cash crops, each stage in the agricultural calendar—clearing land, planting, weeding, harvesting—requires different numbers of farmers, different “labor inputs.” On both sides of the Atlantic, seasonal crop cycles created seasonal demands for agriculturalists. The trans-Atlantic slave trade reconciled supply and demand for agricultural labor when captains transferred farmers from “in crop” seasons in Africa to “in crop” seasons in the Americas.

Ernst von Hesse-Wartegg, Mississippi-Fahrten [Travels on the lower Mississippi, 1879– 1880] (Leipzig, 1881).

Men and women in the field; baskets loaded with picked cotton.

Albert Sack, A narrative of a voyage to Surinam; of a residence there during 1805, 1806, and 1807 (London, 1810), following p. 100.

Shows a black man, wearing a hat, planting seeds (cotton?) by dropping them through a tube; a dibble for making holes dangles from his right wrist. The text describes various labor saving devices that could be used by slaves, and it is unclear if this device was actually observed or a device suggested by the author.

In shifting captives between Old tion required greater numbers of and New World ecological zones, slaves to cut, gather, and process cane, captains created systematic trans- berries, or leaves. Slaving captains atAtlantic patterns when African and tempted to trade “in season” in both American crop cycles differed by the Africa and the Americas by identifytime needed to sail the Middle Pas- ing American markets whose cash sage. In Africa, the numbers of slaves crop harvests seasons took place 1-3 embarked on board ships usually months after harvest cycles in Africa. increased during the harvest and in Those captains who linked Old and the immediate post-harvest months. New World food-production cycles During these times fewer and fewer sailed along regular trans-Atlantic farmers were needed and food stocks pathways and synchronized agriculbegan increasing. African merchants tural calendars. purchased slaves whose agricultural labor became temporarily redundant, and they bought seasonal provisions to keep their captives alive. In turn, New World plantation crop produc-

In examining seasonality in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, it is important to focus on agricultural history because the majority of people in the Atlantic world lived on farms, producing crops and raising livestock. During the era of the slave trade, 1514–1866, most sub-Saharan Africans from rural communities, forced across the Atlantic, continued their farming lives by working New World lands. They grew some familiar provisions, including crops imported from Africa, like Guinea corn (millet) or West African rice. However, many saw crops such as sugar, tobacco, coffee, indigo, cacao, or cotton, for the first time.

Though historians lack data on precolonial African demography, it is reasonable to suggest that most Africans forced overseas were farmers or pastoralist. Men and women, adults and children, helped to produce yearly supplies of millet, sorghum, rice, maize, yams, cassava, plantains, or other crops. The ratio of men, women, and children working on farms varied by crops and region, but all villagers worked together clearing land, planting, weeding, and storing crops to produce sufficient amounts of food to enable communities to survive through the out-of-crop hungry seasons. Smaller numbers of enslaved Africans transported across the Atlantic were craftsmen or professionals; as African towns grew in size in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, so too did the numbers of urban residents who were enslaved.

For those eleven million African peoples who survived the Middle Passage, the majority would labor on plantation lands producing provisions and cash crops. As in Africa, ratios of men, women, and children working in the fields varied by crops and region, and the hungry months occurred before the year’s harvest. About 5.25 million African migrants worked in sugar cane, and perhaps 1.5 million toiled on tobacco, coffee, rice, indigo, cotton, and cacao estates. Another 1.5 million people worked in livestock pens, or on plantations producing millet, maize, wheat, cassava, or forestry products. An estimated one million enslaved Africans worked in silver and gold mining, but mostly before 1750. Brazilian gold, important particularly in 1690–1750, drew in perhaps 500,000 African workers. Household work or ranching occupied the lives of 750,000–1,000,000 African men, women and children.

Harper’s Weekly (April 24, 1875), p. 344.

Field gang of men and women “covering the seed”; white overseer on horseback; tin pan on stake on right is to scare crows from eating the seed. Crows consider cotton seed “a great delicacy,” and the “common method of keeping them away…is suspending a tin pan between high stakes, which is beaten by a stone swinging on a cord”.

Ballou’s Pictorial (Boston, Jan. 23, 1858), vol. 14, p. 49.

Men, women, and children in the field. Accompanies an article, “Cotton Picking in Georgia” (p. 49): “The spirited engraving…is from a graphic sketch made expressly for us…and represents a party of field hands in Georgia picking cotton in the fall.”

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Sugar, tobacco, coffee, and rice were the coastal Carolinas, Georgia, Suri- upon physical strength. Some crops required long workthe major New World cash crops. In nam, and northeast Brazil. On South weeks to transplant shoots from seedbeds to fields. On the tropical Americas, sugar (with American rice fields, slaves cleared both sides of the Atlantic, farmers worked intensively its by-products rum and molasses) land during the August–November during dry season cane, fruit, berry, leaf, or cereal harvests. was the principal plantation com- dry season, planted in winter rains, modity. Planting occurred during and harvested between March and African crops require varying numbers of farmer-hours rainy months, June–October in May. The Carolina rice and indigo during land clearing, planting (“crop establishment”), most of the West Indies, and the cycles began in February and ended weeding, and harvesting/threshing. Sorghum and millet, cane grows over a 14–18 month pe- in November. Though a crop associ- often inter-cropped, demanded intense labor during the riod. Saccharine matter reaches its ated strongly with plantation slavery, summer rains when the cereals were planted and weeded. greatest content during the ripening cotton did not dominate many areas Threshing the cereals demanded fewer worker-hours. In period when stalks dry. In the West until the 1800s, and comparatively the coastal West African rice region, from July to early Indies, dry seasons usually occur few African-born slaves worked on October villagers cut mangrove trees, built dikes, and from January to May, though there cotton plantations. transplanted rice to paddies. Labor demand intensity is are micro climates in the larger and highest during the October/early November harvest. mountainous islands, such as Haiti Agricultural production requires dif- Rice is the most labor-consuming African crop. Men (before 1804, French St. Domingue), ferent numbers of farmer-hours, “la- and women plant maize each year; along the Gold Coast Dominica, and Jamaica. The best bor inputs,” at various stages in plants’ and in the Bight of Benin the spring and fall equinoxes ecosystems for tobacco were located growth cycles. Labor intensity differs marked the beginning of the planting weeks. Weeding in the Chesapeake Low country and by the type of crop and the ecosys- was the most labor-intensive activity in maize cultivation, Bahia, where high summer humidity tem in which the plant lives. Crops but, as with other crops, children helped weed plants and keeps growing leaves moist and drier planted annually in shifting agricul- eradicate pests. Growing yams in the Biafran hinterland fall air allows them to dry and be tural communities required heavy la- requires the greatest labor inputs during the clearing/ cut. In the late 1700s, coffee groves bor inputs clearing land and sowing planting ( January–April) and harvesting (August–Octobecame important in well-draining, seed. In regions prone to unexpected ber) seasons, and the fewest hours of crop work during shaded mountain ecosystems, the drought, all available people hurried spring/summer weeding. six-month fruit cycles ending during to sow during the season’s first rains. dry-season berry picking. Wet rice After the planting season, families New World merchant-planters’ demand for workers inproved profitable in humid, low- weeded and controlled insect and creased during dry seasons north and south of the equator, lying areas prone to flooding, as in bird pests—work less dependent when crops ripened, dried, and needed to be harvested.

Sugar was the most important slave-produced crop, the one with the longest crop cycle, and the one that placed the greatest short-term demands on workers. Hours worked in cane-holing, trenching, and cutting tripled those hours worked by modern factory hands. Intensive tobacco work occurred when men and women transplanted tobacco stalks to the fields and they cut and stripped tobacco leaves. In the rice-growing Carolina/Georgia Low country, Surinam and Maranhão, labor intensity increased when workers sowed seed, hoed wet fields, and harvested and processed rice. Planters throughout the Plantation Americas hired seasonal workers (“hired slaves”) to help harvest and process cash crops.

Album Pintoresco de la Isla de Cuba (Havana, 1851), plate 27 “Vista de una Vega de Tabaco,” shows a tobacco farm with slaves working in the field, horsemounted overseer; thatched roof rectangular house in background.

In many markets in the Atlantic world monthly cycles of slave exports and imports, documented in the Voyages Database, link to dry season crop harvests. African and European dealers on the African coast purchased provisions and slaves. Some markets, such as those along the Senegal and Gambia Rivers, had distinct provisioningslaving seasons. Ecological conditions set agricultural calendars and the dates when workers gathered and stored foodstuffs. African middlemen pegged their slave-trading seasons to in-crop months, and some agricultural workers, sold into the overseas slave trade, may have been forced to consume the foods they produced. By moving captives between harvests on the Atlantic littoral, slaving ship captains created regular pathways, such as those between yam-growing Bight of Biafra and the sugar islands of the Caribbean, or those between millet-rice Upper Guinea region and North American rice and tobacco lands. In examining slave trading routes, historians need to consider agricultural calendars on both sides of the Atlantic.

Captains who traded towards the Colonial System. Trading during out end of “in-crop” seasons in Africa, of crop seasons, on both sides of the such as Robert Doegood, risked Atlantic, increased the chances that purchasing greater numbers of mal- irregular, non-systematic migration nourished men, women and children. patterns occurred—a true diaspora Doegood traded at New Calabar or “scattering” of African peoples in when yam supplies were low; his the Americas. logbook reveals that eighty Africans died on the Middle Passage (of 348 people) and four more in harbor at Barbados. Historians should examine more closely the links between provisioning-slaving seasons and mortality. In the Americas, investors were willing to purchase enslaved labor from any African region during any day of the year—the labor of enslaved Africans maintained the

Though there were monthly cycles of slave exports and imports, year-round shipments took place in all markets during the 350 year history of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. In the most seasonal African slaving region—Senegambia—about fifteen percent of all enslaved Africans departed the coast in the out-of-crop, rainy, September– November quarter. Even in the most seasonal market in the Atlantic slaving world—the northern plantations of Virginia and Maryland (36–39° N)—small numbers of forced migrants arrived in the winter, when no crops were grown. In the large Bight of Biafra–Jamaica migration stream, forty percent of enslaved Africans arrived on the island during the June–November out-of-crop season.

And many would have sailed from Bonny, Old Calabar or New Calabar from April to July when yam stocks were low or depleted. Variability in the Middle Passage voyage time, due to contrary winds, caused some captains to arrive out of season; one assumes that there also was variability in the time taken to march captives towards the William Clark, Ten Views In the Island of Antigua, in Which are Represented the Process of Sugar Making....From Drawings Made by William Clark, During a Residence of Three Years African coast. in the West Indies (London,1823).

It is important to examine these unseasonal slave trades. “A Mill Yard, on Gamble’s Estate.” Shows a windmill with its sails into the wind; canes being brought in ox carts, slaves “heading” cane loads into the mill rollers and stacking cane stalks. A In Africa, they remind us that the slave trade was a preda- black driver is shown at the base of the windmill, and the white owner/manager is overseeing tory activity. Warfare between African states often took the scene. place after the principal grain harvest and during the dry season, but conflicts could erupt at any time, and during every day of the year raiders could attack communities or kidnap people. Seasonal rainfall and crop-growing constraints did not completely limit the plunder of people.

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The Middle Passage Whatever the route taken, conditions on board reflected the outsider status of those held below deck. No European, whether convict, indentured servant, or destitute free migrant, was ever subjected to the environment which greeted the typical African slave upon embarkation. The sexes were separated, kept naked, packed close together, and the men were chained for long peri-

on a slave ship was absorbed by casks of water. Crowded vessels sailing to the Caribbean from West Africa first had to sail south before turning north-west and passing through the doldrums. In the nineteenth century, improvements in sailing technology eventually cut the time in half, but mortality remained high in this period because of the illegal nature of the business.

ods. No less than 26 percent of those Throughout the slave trade era, filthy on board were classed as children, a conditions ensured endemic gastroratio that no other pre-twentieth intestinal diseases, and a range of century migration could come close epidemic pathogens that, together to matching. Except for the illegal with periodic breakouts of violent reperiod of the trade when conditions sistance, meant that between 12 and at times became even worse, slave 13 percent of those embarked did traders typically packed two slaves not survive the voyage. Modal morper ton. While a few voyages sail- tality fell well below mean mortaling from Upper Guinea could make ity as catastrophes on a relatively few a passage to the Americas in three voyages drove up average shipboard weeks, the average duration from deaths. Crew mortality as a percentall regions of Africa was just over age of those going on board, matched two months. Most of the space slave mortality over the course of the Carl B. Wadstrom, An Essay on Colonization, particularly applied to the Western coast of Africa... in Two Parts (London, 1794, 1795) â&#x20AC;&#x153;Plan and Sections of a Slave Ship,â&#x20AC;? this detailed and famous drawing shows cross-sections of the ship,â&#x20AC;? and how Africans were stowed in the holds. The inset drawing depicts a revolt aboard a slave ship, showing the crew shooting insurrectionists.

voyage, but as slaves were there for a shorter period of time than the crew, mortality rates for slaves (over time) were the more severe. The eighteenth-century world was violent and life-expectancy was short everywhere given that the global mortality revolution was still over the horizon, but the human misery quotient generated by the forced movement of millions of people in slave ships cannot have been matched by any other human activity.

It was not just the slaves who suffered. The sailors experienced terrible conditions and were often employed through coercion. Sailors knew and hated the slave trade, so, at port towns, recruiters and tavern owners would get sailors very drunk (and indebted), and then offer to relieve their debt if they signed contracts with slave ships. If they did not, they would be imprisoned. Sailors Artist’s reconstruction of “spoon” position in which slaves were kept in the hold of the French slaving vessel. in prison had a hard time getting Jean Boudriot, Traite et Navire Negrier l’Aurore, 1784 jobs outside of the slave ship industry, since most other maritime industries would not hire “jail-birds,” so they were forced to go to the slave ships anyway

The sexes were separated, kept naked, packed close together, and the men were chained for long periods.

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24,589 voyages The trans-Atlantic slave trade brings to mind images of haphazard, disorganized plunder that randomly scattered about eleven million African people throughout the Americas. When one examines information contained in the Voyages Database, however, one detects patterns in this forced diaspora. Many vessels sailing under Portuguese flag, for example, transported enslaved Africans from West-Central Africa to Brazil; many Dutch ships sailed from the Gold Coast to Surinam. Colonial power and mercantilism provide one reason to explain these trans-Atlantic routes made by slaving vessels. Portugal controlled coastal territories in Angola, such as the ports Luanda and Benguela, and shipped enslaved Africans from these sites across the South Atlantic to their colonial cities in Brazil. The Dutch controlled the Gold Coast fort Elmina and ordered their captains to proceed with slaves to their South American colony Surinam. Portuguese and Dutch laws restricted their slave trades to national carriers.

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William Fox, A Brief History of the Wesleyan Missions on the West Coast of Africa (London, 1851), facing p. 116.

Shows crowded top deck of slave ship, ship’s crew firing guns on slaves; some Africans diving overboard.

Robert Walsh, Notices of Brazil in 1828 and 1829 (Boston and New York, 1831), vol. 2, facing title page.

“Sections of a slave ship”; shows the areas allotted for human cargo as well as non-human cargo.

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Children in the Slave Trade Like adults, children were unwilling participants within the slave trade that had a variety of sources. Children commonly found themselves enslaved as prisoners of warfare. When men were killed in battle, women, children, and the elderly became especially vulnerable. Those who were not killed or ransomed were sold into slavery. Commercial caravans frequently followed military expeditions, and waited patiently to exchange textiles and goods for captives. In some areas of West Africa, kidnapping was a popular method of acquiring children. Children were snatched while working in the fields, walking on the outskirts of town, or innocently playing outside away from their parents’ view. So that communities could make ends meet during times of famine, families sometimes sold their children into slavery. Many children also found themselves as pawns or bargaining chips, sold into slavery to repay debts or crimes committed by their parents or relatives.

Traders generally defined children as anyone below 4ʹ4ʹʹ in height, and those deemed as “children” were allowed to run unfettered on deck with the women. Those traveling on deck occasionally received special treatment and attention from the captain and crew, who gave them their old clothes, taught them games, or even how to sail.

Some children, held tightly in the comforting arms of the women, cried throughout the night. Taller children, were placed in the hold with adults where they experienced horrible, unsanitary conditions. Whatever their size, crying or failing to eat or sleep resulted in harsh punishment.

Although children received some preferential treatment, most children suffered experiences similar if not equal to the adults traveling alongside them. This preferential treatment and travel outside of the hold gave children a better chance of survival, but it did not shield them from corporal punishment, malnourishment, and illness. During the Middle Passage across the Atlantic that lasted anywhere from one month to three, children experienced high mortality rates. Many succumbed to the illnesses that accompanied every slaving voyage across the Atlantic, especially yaws and intestinal worms. Sometimes ill children were thrown overboard in the hope that their disease would not spread to the rest of the slave cargo.

Until the 18th century most trading companies had little or no desire to purchase children from the coast of Africa, and encouraged their captains not to buy them. Children were a bad risk, and many planters and traders who purchased them lost money on their investment. Because children (especially the young and infants) were vulnerable to disease, the cost of transporting them lowered overall profits margins. Furthermore, African children would not be able to perform hard labor or produce any offspring until they came of age. As a result, unless a plant-

er or merchant requested a special or- As a result, youth became an attracder, children were extremely hard to tive asset on the auction blocks of the sell in West Indian markets. slave markets. Ironically, abolitionist sentiment changed 18thcentury By the middle of the 18th century, definitions of risk, investment, and however, planters economically de- profit. As the plantocracy purchased pendent on the slave trade came to more breeding women and children depend on children and youth. As the in order to save their economic inabolitionist movement increasingly terests, traders modified their ideas threatened their slave supply, plant- of profit and risk and ideas of child ers adopted the strategy of importing worth changed throughout the younger slaves who would live longer. Atlantic World.

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Zeldina 1857 [Voyage 4229]

Ship Vessel Name: Zeldina Rig: Schooner Tonnage: 67

Voyage Outcome Voyage Outcome: Condemned by British Vice-Admiralty Court Outcome for Slaves: Disembarked in the Americas Outcome for Owner: Goal thwarted by Human Agency African Resistance: â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Voyage Itinerary Voyage Began: New York Place of Slave Purchase: Cabinda, West Central Africa Place of Slave Landing: Kingston, Jamaica Date Arrived With Slaves: April 12, 1857

Voyage Dates Date Arrived With Slaves: April 12, 1857 Days of Middle Passage: 48

Captain & Crew Captainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Name: Unknown Number of Crew Members: 10

Slave Numbers Total Slaves Embarked: 500 Total Slaves Disembarked: 362 Slave Deaths: 138 Percentage Died: 27.6% Percentage Men: 91.1% Percentage Women: 8.9% Percentage Children: 0%

These images show the slaver “Zeldina” anchored at Port Royal in 1857, and three rescued slaves. It is a reproduction of one of the images sent with a letter from Kingston, Jamaica, dated May 11th, 1857, to The Illustrated London News, the source of this image. The newspaper published the letter and the pictures provided by the letter. The schooner “Zeldina” embarked slaves at Cabinda, but she was blown off her way to Cuba and captured by the British naval force in April, 1857.

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Arabella 1731 [Voyage 75094]

Ship Vessel Name: Arabella Flag: Great Britain Tonnage: 90 Owners: Henry & William Hunt

Voyage Outcome Voyage Outcome: Completed as intended Outcome for Slaves: Disembarked in the Americas Outcome for Owner: Delivered slaves for original owners African Resistance: —

Voyage Itinerary Voyage Began: London, England Place of Slave Purchase: Gambia, Senegambia Place of Slave Landing: Annapolis, Maryland

Voyage Dates Date Arrived With Slaves: 1731 Date Voyage Began: January 16, 1731 Date Trade Began in Africa: February 11, 1731 Date Vessel Departed Africa: April 18, 1731

Captain & Crew Captain’s Name: Stephen Pike Number of Crew Members: 20

Slave Numbers Total Slaves Embarked: 169 Total Slaves Disembarked: 150 Slave Deaths: 19

Before the nineteenth century most people in the world lived under some type of dependency of which slavery was just one form. The story of Ayuba Suleiman Diallo provides insight into a world where slavery was just another social relationship.

Ayuba was a Fulbe Muslim known as Job Ben Solomon to Europeans.

In 1731, he traveled from Bondu to the Gambia River to sell two slaves at his father’s request. He tried to sell the slaves to a Captain Pike but they could not agree on a price, so Ayuba sold the slaves for cows to another African trader. Ironically, on the way home Ayuba was captured by raiders and sold to the same captain with whom he had recently haggled.

Captain Pike carried Ayuba off to Maryland, one of the British colonies on the North American mainland, where he spent about a year as a slave before returning to Africa via England.

In the Americas, Ayuba shared the experiences of many enslaved Africans, and like many of his fellow Africans he attempted to run away. Ayuba was a slave at the tobacco plantations of Kent Island, Maryland. He had probably never worked under a labor regime that approached what was the norm on American plantations. During one of his attempts to escape, he met Thomas Bluett, an Englishmen, who, impressed by Ayuba’s Muslim education, helped him gain his liberty and return to Africa. An important lesson to be drawn from Ayuba’s life is that slavery was widely accepted in the mid-eighteenth century among both Europeans and Africans.

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The Economics of Slavery Slavery is fundamentally an economic phenomenon.

Market prices for slaves reflect their substantial economic value. On arrival on the coast, after many days of travel, the slaves were penned up in the baracoon, where they were prepared for sale. They were washed and their bodies were shaved and oiled to give them a good appearance.

The European buyer who arrived in his slave trading ship would examine each slave before he agreed upon a price.

The African slave dealers often demanded payment in cowrie shells, their own currency, and certain European goods which included iron bars, brass basins, and good

quality cloth. In the 1690s, a slave was bought for goods equivalent to about 4 English pounds. About a hundred years later, as some records show, a British slave trader paid for each male slave 96 yards of cloth, 52 handkerchiefs, 1 large brass pan, 2 muskets, 25 kegs of gunpowder, 100 flints, 2 bags of shot, 20 knives, 4 iron pots, 4 hats, 4 caps, 4 cutlasses, 6 bunches of beads and 14 gallons

of brandy. Scholars have gathered slave prices from a variety of sources, including censuses, probate records, plantation and slave-trader accounts, and proceedings of slave auctions.

These data sets reveal that prime field hands went for four to six hundred dollars in the U.S. in 1800, thirteen to fifteen hundred dollars in 1850, and up to three thousand dollars just before Fort Sumter fell. Even controlling for inflation, the prices of U.S. slaves rose significantly in the six decades before South Carolina seceded from the Union. By 1860, Southerners owned close to $4 billion worth of slaves. Slavery remained a thriving business on the eve of the Civil War: Fogel and Engerman (1974) projected that by 1890 slave prices would have increased on average more than 50 percent over their 1860 levels. The prices paid for slaves reflected two economic factors: the characteristics of the slave and the conditions of the market. Important individual features included age, sex, childbearing capacity (for females), physical condition, temperament, and skill level. In addition, the supply of slaves, demand for products produced by slaves, and seasonal factors helped determine market conditions and therefore prices

The Illustrated London News (Feb. 16, 1861), vol. 38, p. 139.

Shows a man and woman (with child in arms) on auction block, surrounded by white men.”The auction rooms for the sale of Negroes are situated in the main streets, and are generally the ground floors of the building; the entrance-door opens straight into the street, and the sale room is similar to any other auction room…placards, advertisements, and notices as to the business carried on are dispensed with, the only indications of the trade being a small red flag hanging from the front door post, and a piece of paper upon which is written…this simple announcement—’Negroes for sale at auction’…”

Prices for both male and female slaves tended to follow similar lifecycle patterns. In the U.S. South, infant slaves sold for a positive price because masters expected them to live long enough to make the initial costs of raising them worthwhile.

Prices rose through puberty as productivity and experience increased.

In nineteenth-century New Orleans, for example, prices peaked at about age 22 for females and age 25 for males. Girls cost more than boys up

to their mid-teens. The genders then switched places in terms of value. In the Old South, boys aged 14 sold for 71 percent of the price of 27 year old men, whereas girls aged 14 sold for 65 percent of the price of 27 year old men. After the peak age, prices declined slowly for a time, then fell off rapidly as the aging process caused productivity to fall.

Compared to full-grown men, women were worth 80 to 90 percent as much. One characteristic in particular set some females apart: their ability to bear children. Fertile females commanded a premium. The mother-child link also proved important for pricing in a different way: people sometimes paid more for intact families.

Skills, physical traits, mental capabilities, and other qualities also helped determine a slave’s price. Skilled workers sold for premiums of 40–55 percent whereas crippled and chronically ill slaves sold for deep discounts. Slaves who proved troublesome—runaways, thieves, lay abouts, drunks, slow learners, and the like—also sold for lower prices. Taller slaves cost more, perhaps because height acts as a proxy for healthiness. In New Orleans, light-skinned females (who enjoyed greater popularity as concubines) sold for a 5 percent premium. Prices for slaves fluctuated with market conditions as well as with individual

characteristics. U.S. slave prices fell tively high. Prices had to be relatively around 1800 as the Haitian revolu- low for them to be willing to travel to tion sparked the movement of slaves New Orleans during harvest time. into the Southern states. Less than a decade later, slave prices climbed One additional demand factor when the international slave trade loomed large in determining slave was banned, cutting off legal exter- prices: the expectation of continued nal supplies. Interestingly enough, legal slavery. As the American Civil among those who supported the War progressed, prices dropped draclosing of the trans-Atlantic slave matically because people could not trade were several Southern slave be sure that slavery would survive. In owners. Why this apparent anomaly? New Orleans, prime male slaves sold Because the resulting reduction in on average for $1381 in 1861 and for supply drove up the prices of slaves $1116 in 1862. Burgeoning inflation already living in the U.S. and, hence, meant that real prices fell considertheir masters’ wealth. U.S. slaves had ably more. By war’s end, slaves sold high enough fertility rates and low for a small fraction of their 1860 enough mortality rates to reproduce price. themselves, so Southern slave owners did not worry about having too few Slavery never generated super profits, because people always had the option slaves to go around. of putting their money elsewhere.

Demand helped determine prices as Nevertheless, investment in slaves ofwell. The demand for slaves derived fered a rate of return—about 10 perin part from the demand for the com- cent—that was comparable to returns modities and services that slaves pro- on other assets. Slave owners were not vided. Changes in slave occupations the only ones to reap rewards, howevand variability in prices for slave- er. So too did cotton consumers who produced goods therefore created enjoyed low prices and Northern enmovements in slave prices. As slaves trepreneurs who helped finance planreplaced increasingly expensive in- tation operations. dentured servants in the New World, their prices went up. In the period 1748 to 1775, slave prices in British America rose nearly 30 percent.

As cotton prices fell in the 1840s, Southern slave prices also fell. But, as the demand for cotton and tobacco grew after about 1850, the prices of slaves increased as well.

Demand sometimes had to do with the time of year a sale took place. For example, slave prices in the New Orleans market were 10 to 20 percent higher in January than in September.

Why? September was a busy time of year for plantation owners: the opportunity cost of their time was rela-

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Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch, ed., The Story of the Sea (London, 1895-96), vol. 2, p. 440 This scene illustrates a description of slave trading in Cuba by a British naval officer, Richard Grant, who visited Havana in 1837. Grant describes the slave market, “the barracones,” and reports on a “Spanish gentleman who had purchased eight slaves, and was selecting others …”

The Illustrated London News (Feb. 16, 1861), p. 138 “Dealers inspecting a Negro at a slave auction in Virginia.” The person shown here was to be auctioned, and “some of the buyers…asked him a variety of questions, as to his last employment, state of his health, and so forth. Then they turned his head to the light, and lifted the corners of his eyes to ascertain if they were free from indications of disease; in the same way they examined his teeth. They did not do this in a harsh or brutal manner, but just the same as a doctor might examine a patient”.

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How Much Would a Slave Cost Today?

3,602€

For the price of a slave in 1805, you could buy yourself a new 25cc Vespa scooter.

2,923€

A flight attendant in Germany could save one month of their salary to buy a slave in 1770, and still have money for groceries.

1,423€

You could buy a slave in 1718 for less than the cost of a 15˝ MacBook Pro.

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Control & Punishment The Statutes of India, promulgated in 1642, controlled slave ownership and all matters relating to slaves. But, in practice, slave-owners themselves were the immediate instrument of control and punishment. The Statutes permitted a slave-owner to punish his slaves for a mild offence with extra duties, but beating and flogging were forbidden. When the free burghers were allowed to buy slaves, Van Riebeeck made it a condition that they keep a whip or lash in the house for chastising their slaves. But when, almost immediately, slaves began to escape, he allowed owners to keep escaped slaves in chains. Where owner’s thought that slaves deserved severe punishment, they were to report to the Council of Justice. Slaves, in turn, were to report ill treatment, although it is debatable whether slaves fully understood this.

John Gabriel Stedman, Narrative, of a Five Years’ Expedition, against the revolted Negroes of Surinam…from the year 1772, to 1777 (London, 1796), vol. 1, facing p. 167.

“A Negro hung alive by the ribs to a gallows”; background shows skulls (presumably of beheaded slaves) on posts. This illustration was based on a 1773 eyewitness description. An incision was made in the victim’s ribs and a hook placed in the hole. In this case, the victim stayed alive for 3 days until clubbed to death by the sentry guarding him who he had insulted.

The “whites” fear of an uprising is reflected in a law, which forbade more than two slaves belonging to different owners, to meet at anytime. There was also a curfew, which required any slaves out of doors after 10 PM to carry a lantern, unless accompanying a member of the owner’s family. In practice, slaves often disregarded these restrictions and pursued their amusements such as gambling with dice, cockfighting, fishing, drinking coffee or brandy, and even smoking opium.

Under criminal law—and there were many offences which, when carried out by a slave, were crimes—slaves received harsh punishment. Exceptions were made in the case of bigamy and adultery, for which whites were severely punished and not the slaves.

A law forbidding sexual intercourse between white men and slave women was broken with impunity. In one case, however, a soldier named Jan Rutter and a slave named Catrijn van de Kaap were found guilty of this offence.

Rutter was sentenced, and deprived of one month’s salary, while his partner was sentenced to be flogged and to work for six months in chains. It was considered more reprehensible if a white woman committed adultery with a slave than if a white man did. Hester Jansz, found guilty at the Cape of committing this offence on the island of Mauritius, was sentenced to be flogged and to work for five years in chains. The slave’s fate was not recorded at the Cape.

In the case of gambling, which was forbidden, the court ordered two young officials to repay a slave, Catrijn vanBengalen, 50 of 80 rix-dollars, which they won from her

in an evening of card playing. In addition, the officials were fined, but there appears to have been no charge against Catrijn A privately owned slave, Paul van Malabar, was found guilty of keeping a female Company slave named Calafora in his room for three days and nights, he was sentenced, to be flogged and branded—not for the sexual offence, but for depriving the Company of the labour of one of its slaves. Calafora was pregnant and the sentence was postponed until after she gave birth.

Slaves sent by their owners beyond a certain distance were obliged to carry a pass, signed by the owner, stating the particulars of the mission. Owners who could not write had to buy a lead token from the Company, engraved with

the names of owner and slave, which served as a pass. Anyone who arrested a slave without a pass received a reward from the slave’s owner.

Justice was rigorously administered—and sentences were barbaric in the extreme. Runaway slaves who were recaptured were flogged, branded with a red-hot iron on the back or cheek and sentenced to a lifetime in chains. A second attempt to run away would result in the slave hav­ing his ears, the tip of his nose and, possibly, his right hand cutoff. This practice of mutilation was later discontinued, not for humanitarian reasons, but out of consideration for those who might take offence on seeing the disfigure­ ments. Runaways were often hanged, which was also the sentence meted out to slaves found guilty of theft.

was found guilty of willful murder and hanged. Some legends have grown around the Gebhart case, presenting the young man as a victim of a slave conspiracy.

Farm slaves often worked under the immediate supervision of a mondoor (overseer), who was a slave, usually Cape born and chosen for this senior position by his owner. A mondoor received benefits, such as permission to sleep in the women’s section of the slave quarters.

Other supervisors were the knechte, unskilled European laborers or soldiers of the lowest rank, who were not far above the slaves in the social hierarchy. The knechte had to keep the balance between a high rate of production A slave woman found guilty of murdering her baby (on and the welfare of the slaves who, in turn, felt they were dubious evidence, although she ‘confessed’ under torture) over­worked and retaliated with violence—fights between was sentenced to have both breasts torn from her body knechte and slaves were frequent. with red-hot pincers, after which she was to be burnt.

But the Council of Justice reduced the sentence—it felt An owner who felt that his slave deserved a beating could it would be more merciful for Susanna to be sewn into a take him to special assistants of the Fiscal (prosecu­tor), sack and dropped from a ship, far out in Table Bay. known as ‘kaffirs’,in order to be flogged. The kaffirs were Asians who had committed criminal offences in other For a slave to raise his hand, whether armed or not, Dutch colonies and been banished to the Cape, where against his owner, or against almost any other European, they now served as an elementary police force. meant slow and painful torture on the wheel (instrument that disjointed and broke bones), but did not actually kill. A slave woman who set fire to her owner’s house was chained to a stake and burnt to death. The remains of executed criminals were usually left on display, until devoured by scavengers, at the place of execution or at the scene where the crime was committed, as a ‘warning’ to other slaves.

The most severe sentence imposed on a white for the Jacques Arago, Souvenirs d’un aveugle. Voyage autour du monde par murder of a slave during the Dutch period is thought to M. J. Arago…(Paris, 1839-40), vol. 1, facing p. 119 have been that against burgher Godfried Meyhuijsen who, The engraving shown here, based on a sketch by Arago, is captioned af­ter beating one of his slaves to death, was taken to the “Chatiment des Esclaves, Brasil” (Punishment of Slaves). It shows an place of execution, blindfolded and made to kneel while unidentified male and probably represents a composite of several enthe executioner swung a sword above his head to signify slaved Brazilians who Arago observed in the streets of Rio. that he deserved to die. After that, he was banished for life to Robben Island and the Company confiscated all his possessions.

The British took a different view, however. In 1822, Wil­ helm Gebhart, 22-year-old son of the Dutch Reformed Church minister in Paarl, appeared before Chief Justice Sir John Truter, charged with the murder of a slave, Joris of Mozambique, whom Gebhart had allegedly beaten to death. A plea of manslaughter was rejected, and Gebhart

Harper’s Weekly, July 4, 1863, p. 429.

“Gordon under medical inspection”. Shows the scars resulting from severe lashings; this slave was able to escape his master and get across Union lines during the civil war.

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The Ending of the Slave Trade When the trans-Atlantic slave trade at a time when the prices of slaves came to an end, it did so rather sud- were rising to levels that had never denly. When Brazilian authorities previously attained. The economic began arresting slave ships at the end imperatives clearly pointed to a conof 1850, the volume of the traffic of tinuation of the trade and without the traffic slipped back to levels not attempts to suppress it, the majority seen for two centuries, and the last of the millions of people who crossed trans-Atlantic slave expedition—to the Atlantic between 1820 and 1920 Cuba and probably from the Congo might well have been African rather River—completed its voyage in 1867. than European, and enslaved rather For the last two decades of the traffic, than free. As it was, by the 1850s, for only the Bight of Benin and the Con- most in the Atlantic world, the slave go region were heavily engaged in the trade had become a despised and iltrade. Nevertheless, over the whole legal traffic. By the 1840s, the British period of the trade, some 12.5 mil- had committed ten percent of their lion slaves had been shipped from Af- naval resources to suppressing the rica, and 10.7 million had arrived in trade; a scant half century earlier they the Americas, likely the most costly were the leading slave trading nation. in human life of all of long-distance global migrations. Why the rather One contributing factor to this shift sudden end to a business which, de- is an extension of an argument made spite its high morbidity and mortali- earlier in this essay. In one sense, ty, had been seen as no different from abolition was a shift in conceptions any other until the late eighteenth of who was eligible for enslavement. century? This is a very large ques- The definition of eligibility had certion which it would be presumptu- tainly included other Europeans ous to attempt to answer here given prior to the thirteenth century, as a the massive literature on the topic. thriving slave trade within Europe One point is clear, the traffic did not saw people from the North captured fade away; rather, it was suppressed by other Europeans and carried for

sale in the South, many, ultimately, to the prosperous Islamic areas. This situation was little different from what existed in Africa, but, as already noted, by the time of Columbian contact, eligibility had come to exclude other Europeans. Africa was a much larger land mass and home to human populations of more diversity than could be found in any other area of similar size on the globe. It is not surprising that Africans did not have a continent-wide conception of insidership—that is, peoples whom one could not enslave. In one sense, the massive and unprecedented flow of racially-exclusive coerced labor across the Atlantic is perhaps the result of the differential pace in the evolution of a cultural panEuropeanness on the one hand, and a pan-Africanism on the other. An interlude of two or three centuries between the former and the latter provided a window of opportunity in which the slave trade rose and fell dramatically. For four centuries from the mid-fifteenth century to 1867, Europeans were not prepared to enslave each other, but were prepared

The driver’s whip unfolds its torturing coil.

She only sulks—go lash her to her toil.

One of several artist-created illustrations not uncommonly reproduced in the British antislavery/emancipationist literature of the period. The scene is a West Indian island, a black woman with a small child on her lap (left), and a black driver with a whip (right); in the background a group of slaves working under the whip.

O my great massa in heaven. Pity me, and bless my children!

One of several artist-created illustrations not uncommonly reproduced in the British antislavery/emancipationist literature of the period. This shows a black woman on a generalized West Indian island on slightly bent knees in position of supplication.

to buy Africans and keep them and their descendants enslaved. Given that “Africa” scarcely existed as a concept for Africans in any sense before the nineteenth century, most people living in the sub-continent south of the Sahara (as in Europe) were prepared to enslave others from adjacent or distant societies. The corollary of this is that all peoples in history—even the most energetic of slave traders— have had strict definitions of eligibility—and thus ineligibility. “Ineligibility” implies that some basis for abolition has always existed. Between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries, Europe and Africa simply had different conceptions of the peoples for whom slavery (and the slave trade) were inappropriate.

One of several artistically-created illustrations not uncommonly reproduced in the British antislavery/emancipationist literature of the period. This shows a black woman on a generalized West Indian island on bent knee with shackles around her ankles and wrists; in the background a group of slaves working under the whip. The poem underneath by William Cowper (deceased 1800), the celebrated English poet, who had lent his support to the British movement against the slave trade in the late eighteenth century.

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Eventual Abolition Awareness of the insider-outsider di- tain the slave ships of other nations. vide within Europe coincided with The decisive actions against the trafthe onset of the struggle to suppress fic nevertheless did not come until first the slave trade, and then slavery the mid 1840s and again in 1851, itself. Early in the British campaign when the Cuban and Brazilian govto suppress the slave trade, Charles ernments respectively took serious James Fox, a British statesman, posed action against the slave trade. In efa question for the House of Com- fect, the traffic could be halted only mons that he described as “the foun- by the intervention of the governdation for the whole business.” How ments of regions that were either exwould members of Parliament react, porting or importing slaves; it could he asked, if “a Bristol ship were to not be halted by naval action alone. go to any part of France…and the Nevertheless, naval intervention did democrats (there) were to sell the result in the capture of nearly 2,000 aristocrats, or vice versa, to be car- slave vessels after 1808. Only 544 of ried off to Jamaica….to be sold for these had slaves on board at the time slaves?” The very posing of this of capture, but their 125,000 captives question—and this is the earliest (or strictly, re-captives) were diverted documented example from someone from the sugar and coffee plantations close to power—meant that the is- for which they were intended, and sue was not whether the system was for the most part ended their lives to be questioned, but rather, when with choices they did not have prior it would end. In the same year, the to their re-capture.

Danes passed legislation ensuring their own slave trade would become Between the 1840s and 1850s, the illegal in 1802. In 1807, the British traffic declined from an average of and US governments made the trade 50,000 a year to 16,000, and after illegal. Beginning in 1810, the Brit- 1860, to half this. It was carried on ish established a network of treaties under the Spanish and Portuguese that allowed their naval vessels to de- flags, and sometimes under no flag

Fanciful depiction of a “slavery emancipation festival in Barbados.”

Cassell’s Illustrated History of England “Scene on a West Indian Plantation—Slaves Receiving the News of Their Emancipation.”

Harper’s Weekly (Feb. 21, 1863), p. 116.

“The Effects of the Proclamation—Freed Negroes Coming into Our Lines at Newbern, North Carolina, 1863”; men, women, and children, accompanied by troops of the Union Army. These ex-slaves were “contra bands” who chose to relocate after the Emancipation Proclamation.

at all. By now all governments were cooperating to suppress the traffic. From one perspective, the slave trade dragged on for many decades after the first action was taken against it in 1792. From another, it disappeared in less than a century after millennia during which slavery and slave trading had been regarded as normal as growing food. Not surprisingly, a few decades beyond 1867 saw other (though much smaller) varieties of long-distance movement of coerced labor disappear as well. The flow of contract laborers from Asia to the Americas ended in 1917; the last convict dispatched to exile in the Americas returned from Devil’s Island to France in 1952. Notwithstanding the horrors of forced labor of the twentieth century and the ongoing smuggling of illegal laborers into developed countries, often under terms of debt slavery, it is inconceivable that a slave traffic could reappear as a central social institution.

Harper’s Weekly (May 12, 1866), vol. 10, p.300 “Celebration of the Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia by the Colored People, in Washington, April 19, 1866.”

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The Trade’s Influence on Ethnic & Racial Identity In the Atlantic after 1492, oceans that had hermetically sealed peoples and cultures from each other sprouted sea-lanes almost overnight.

Cultural accommodation between peoples, in this case between Europeans and non-Europeans, always took time. The big difference was that before Columbus, migrations had been gradual and tended to move outwards from the more to the less densely populated parts of the globe. But Columbian contact was sudden, and inhibited any gradual adjustment, cultural as well as epidemiological. A merging of perceptions of right and wrong, group identities, and relations between the sexes, to

Harper’s Weekly, vol. 8 ( Jan. 1864), p. 69 “Emancipated Slaves, White and Colored,” this engraving is derived from a photograph taken in New York City. It shows 3 adults (Wilson Chinn [60 yrs], a former plantation worker, branded on his forehead; Mary Johnson, a former cook in New Orleans, showing the scars of mistreatment; Robert Whitehead, a former house and ship painter (and ordained preacher), and 5 children (Charles Taylor [8 yrs], Augusta Broujey [9 yrs], Isaac White [8 yrs], Rebecca Huger [11 yrs], Rosina Downs [7 yrs]), with the notation that the children “are from the schools established in New Orleans, by order of Major-General Banks.” These persons were liberated by the Union Army and were brought from New Orleans to New York by a Union Army officer and Philip Bacon, the latter had “established the first school in Louisiana for emancipated slaves”; the children were among his pupils.

look only at the top of a very long list of social values, could not be expected to occur quickly in a postColumbian world. In short, cultural adjustment could not keep pace with transportation technology. The result was first the rise, and then, as perceptions of the insider-outsider divide slowly changed, the fall, of the trans-Atlantic trade in enslaved Africans.

During the long coercive interlude of forced trans-Atlantic migration European and African conceptions of self and community (and eligibility for enslavement) did not remain static. On the African side, the major effect of the African-European exchange was to encourage an elementary pan-Africanism, at least among victims. The initial and unintentional impact of European sea-borne

(Above) Photograph of Tom Brown who was born a slave in Virginia, and in 1840 was taken to Alabama

Jean Baptiste Debret, Voyage Pittoresque et Historique au Bresil (Paris, 1834-39), vol. 2, plate 56, p. 113.

“Differentes Nations Negres”; shows heads, faces, and hair styles of nine men.

…on board a slave ship with all the slaves always black, and the crew largely white, skin color defined ethnicity. contact was to force non-elite Africans to think of themselves as part of a wider African group. Initially, this group might be Igbo, or Yoruba, and soon, in addition, blacks as opposed to whites. At the most elemental level, by the late eighteenth century, the slaves at James Island vowed to drink the blood of the whitemen. In Gorée, a little later, one third of the slaves in a carefully planned conspiracy, “would go in the village and be dispersed to massacre the whites”. When asked “[w]hether it were true that they had planned to massacre all the whites of the island….[t]he two leaders, far from denying the fact or looking for prevarication, answered with boldness and courage: that nothing was truer”. Many similar incidents could be cited from the Americas side of the Atlantic. And on board a slave ship with all the slaves always black, and the crew largely white, skin color defined ethnicity.

Trelawney Wentworth, The West India Sketch Book (London, 1834), Vol. 2, facing p. 163.

Photo of oil painting by Johann Valentin Haidt. Christian Protten (1715–1769) and Rebecca (1718–1780), an ex-slave and Moravian convert were married in Germany in 1740; shown also is their child, Anna Maria Protten.

Done from a real life sketch, this portrait of John Gordon, a “free person of colour” who claimed to be “the only barber in town for gentlemen” (i.e., whites).

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African Names Database The trans-Atlantic slave trade culminated in the age of abolition. In the nineteenth century, mixed-commissioned courts created around the Atlantic basins adjudicated cases of vessels detained for illegally engaging in the slave trade.

The African Names Database was built with documents from the Foreign Office, Series 84 and 313, held by the British National Archives. It offers a compilation of lists of liberated Africans from slave vessels captured by British cruisers between 1819 and 1845, and taken for adjudication in the courts established in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and in Havana, Cuba.

Statistics are often lost to numbers, as they are just that: numbers. Throughout the trans-Atlantic slave trade, records by slavers were kept documenting the numbers of slaves that embarked and disembarked from their ships. However, these slaves were treating as a just a commodity, a number. This fact results in little to no documentation of who these slaves actually were, who these numbers were. We often forget that these ‘numbers’ were human lives. This list comprises of half of the names in the African Names Database, namely 30,000 people. This list represents a mere 0.24% of the entire amount of embarked slaves out of Africa. These names are of men, women, children, babies, friends, brothers, sisters, lovers. They were stripped from their homes and robbed of their lives. Let this list give a name and a face to the millions of unknown human lives lost in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

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Hannow.Hannoh.Ochoree.Nemogee.Hochonah.Nargosay.Unknown.Hotochone.Tahwah.Hobee.Hodefah.Hocho.Horam.Horah.Heson.Aquam.Horso.Hochanba.Homarah.Aquon.Whaqua.Harnee.Machom.Homo.Madeque.Horah.Whockdu.Hobee.Acolen.Agho.

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Marbularko.Konrah.Cockonesey.Moroo.Ocorofer.Bosee.Marooo.Abiggy.Adow.Yabbo.Shonogola.Woongar.Holofammy.Mamoo.Abbatah.Leom.Stallo.Abissalah.Mama.Ameloqua.Apa.Wangay.Houkah.Mamma.Onoohaw.Alarke.Marron.Cussie.Atoolee.Dooweeka.

Smarbo.Coonah.Houssa.Marooloo.Unreadable.Marueto.Bisee.Morsoh.Cambaree.Ayrundra.Apippi.Wongay.Dobay.Acootoloo.Ocoo.Igi.Oomba.Adessah.Googobee.Appau.Asaf.Mangou.Habie.Dinigana.Tuppery.Fardeloke.Bio.Ioe.Amoroo.Ardy.Qudame.Wargella.

Aibul.Aba.Acbaw.Bidle.Warrya.Mamonee.Adee.Unknown.Ofordle.Carssa.Acobe.Agoo.Owan.Tlyeioale.Wongay.Agassobee.Dehee.Unknown.Armolong.Marruda.Olacen.Mama.Asareo.Farano.Muigar.Averdou.Agosoo.Ohboo.Sama.Wongu.Adogo.Mama.Lahwah.Abidilo.Mangah.Colloy.Mauma.Ahkobah.Ademar.Barbenar.Osia.Acoomodoo.Lolah.Odosar.Bundoo.Abauki.Warlee.Ahbolokay.Adeda.Imbarr.Tilmi.Tock.Ewanhegow.Tlyena.Isdo~.Tappa.Kasma.Wanaka.Odeson.Ewong.Agbassai.Awaw.Onunanong.Agittomo.Indootuo.

Imbossa.Echoco.Zunia.Osoula.Awar.Asama.Dadalli.Tarc.Yarwosa.Yantee.Alimbaya.Aboquo.Onah.Narmola.Allenar.Alissa.Mogui.Orgo.Obeta.Doughar.Alima.Ocon.Honon.Aklagobee.Nenn.Alaaba.Asula.Addau.Ega.Enen.Alubessey.Ircara.Ejurnah.Igci.Behina.Timmy.Ega.Ederebucha.Asbabe.Paussau.Cassa.Barbauna.Obachloo.Arwa.Songo.Acodie.Mama.Annoque.Sarboo.Esau.Guissoee(8months).Tabalsee.Quabong.Samorda.Fanncong.Canosah(9months).Adada.Amasara.Tlyena.Engar.Lattotie.Ayara.Okoow.Assa.Esau.Allah.

Wobaga.Addau.Dooi.Engar.Alagui.Tama.Ecudia.Franco.Engar.Alagui.Forgo.Anolee.Antonio.Assau.Dekoy.Mama.Asoomer.Uorfue.Awang.Hinhobah.Eli.Closohbeker.Bassoy.Nenn.Agamokie.Agay.Bokwaw.Yeo.Niam.Acknambar.Wooguoy.Onogo.Bissay.Unsar.Coromante.Namoo.Adelamah.Bipay.Bekunday.Henonsey.Toy.Enong.Foe.Ener.Henomache.Cabada.Ohfrong.Tossey.Bandarnous.Manqua.Logoloo.Nohaunah.Boise.JoeBissao~.Hoche.Tobooco.Ocanaffoh.Queroher.Inbecker.Echainka.Lettolocho.Engoyeborhoo.Saboo.Paupau.Echrochon.Lasandy.Aboynah.Abee.Manbau.Goforah.Alley.Okarakah.Obojchatabar.Pander.Isee.Bambanna.Acbaw.Boochar.Fourfou.Hobesukah.Yatsa.Narco.Boosmakar.Bee.Goteh.Lilla.Noparrah.Haringji.Eden.Ablisa.Mrsono.Eglangly.Bootary.Enshar.Handgoomah.Tatche.Ohgaawah.Hessemar.Benjaw.Hochro.Bomnanee.Engbaugah.Guabana.Menen.Hechoso.Tauda.Ohiagwah.Harf.Yumbia~.Como.Fatigaa.Ahdah.Booura.Samar.Chilla.Toc.Ahamwanoray.Ebale.Yatam.Hillatacho.Toc.Ohgomah.Quebo.Banar.Lenesee.

Bocoo.Egway.Goodie.Mannar.Equa.Edison.Ahkukanano.Sage.Embaw.Lewies.Lasoroh.Nonah.Abashie.Engarrar.Whyerah.Unknown.Egbolay.Abashie.Antonn.Homoqua.Unknown.Orgo.Nan.Hindar.Achrah.Unknown.Eddea.Nyany.Abba!.Lachoche.Unknown.Olee.

Egabetto.Warmu.Henacha.Cambee.Okargoo.Adda.Edee.Hichnoma.Eydo.Akeky.Lacle.Tom.Chekakoo.Yama.Lanum.Elebola.Enjo.Monqua.Luan.Workee.Oleada.Yaomar.Enegrah.Lattie.Labalum.Baki.Pomer.Hannow.Enaboo.Odge.Boby.Eggar.Hannoh.Labaw.Near-

weekee.Weahy.Enar.Ochoree.Kinekenny.Neardecume.Molando.Enar.Nemogee.Yakaa.Emelica.Alla.Enen.Hochonah.Yorna.Onnew.Allowany.Enen.Nargosay.Mama.Oeda.Unrargar.Enen.Unknown.Pollai.Ecocha.Cluccoo.Assaussau.Hotochone.Madiack.Oconee.Unbabi.

Barrgon.Tahwah.Unknown.Ocuro.Argo.Enen.Hobee.Unknown.Yamo.Eloofootar.Senour.Hodefah.Marimee.Enquor.Manelate.Ingothe.Hocho.Adooyun.Ockauda.Amnodiar.Emour.Horam.Pattuchba.Dunnumer.Clooluncar.Enana.Horah.Unreadable.Ogaroo.Egozeko.

Enen.Heson.Abotock.Dorgwaw.Gerbo.Enen.Aquam.Acca.Oroom.Amsaurali.Elue.Horso.Rofor.Arrogui.Akaraka.Nintoko.Hochanba.Naguow.Auyarto.Adoolale.Uangroue.Homarah.Laboy.Lucy.Ahsarclear.Duaturo.Aquon.Tock.Wolgo.Womarung.Enen.Whaqua.Altom.Wootcha.Ekerlu.Unen.Harnee.Luady.Onaby.Hamonra.Unen.Machom.Lubow.Backa.Ereur.Unen.Homo.Ana.Bado.Mayayoqua.Indem.Madeque.Laqua.Nabulues.Wosea.Enen.Horah.Docko.Chues.Unasward.Enen.Whockdu.Tenay.Toguoontor.Occonakuame.Enen.

Hobee.Ladaa.Ejargo.Margee.Emeom.Acolen.Landa.Ecomen.Obelrakko.Enen.Agho.Enna.Odomen.Ozee.Unen.Acoco.Gendy.Akemmen.Amey.Monen.Acan.Bocary.Ecoba.Ohaboo.Meneen.Edoco.Taraa.Allegullaka.Okella.Monem.Younks.Acong.Onzanoo.Okorwiton.

Monem.Wanoka.Ecoati.Addam.Ojerraanali.Menom.Usbabe.Taujoh.Annogue.Occarranco.Moare.Wonhan.Acomgey.Marny.Oyagoo.Yunbersar.Adhal.Asaladah.Obenny.Auaboo.Monem.Apha.Liybah.Duessee.Narkee.Mogong.Urong.Fanee.Akeado.Aijemoko.Enene.

Gumcumna.Teewasah.Ajury.Okegee.Essongo.Urang.Sowah.Pauliss.Obemarko.Enjoule.Apan.May.Onor.Occorrakai.Sabber.Honache.Karoark.Azarma.Unjar.Sabber.Honabache.Flowkoo.Marduo.Olookar.Congo.Hecomwah.Doorachra.Droobo.Aury.Nacker.Huchonepe.Beadro.Ottowam.Ojomonuali.Cumbarr.Boree.Quee.Etty.Adeagoo.Dyerara.Egoma.Minia.Affrau.Solamar.Iubange.Hockanabe.Yerah.Omarr.Wazar.Ponger.Horaboy.Combar.Feder.Orkarka.Encaulay.Hiachrah.Buggy.Onoor.Warconunenah.Mangau.Hoahona.Kimgy.

Wonaboke.Orgo.Dundie.Marpho.Pieuro.Chanaigong.Ogoubar.Conger.Adah.Quama.Montea.Accaroer.Ohetale.Honah.Wesong.Polong.Hollaka.Sabber.Henonah.Meeong.Danby.Okar.Injusue.Mosna.Bardy.Kirjukay.Aboolee.Gunjane.Chachah.Toorah.Goban.Narwomall.Benin.Adai.Kay.Barka.Eworkan.Enen.Hochnar.Tah.Enquon.Ewannall.Benen.Unknown.Goodah.Onnocher.Achewoor.Nenn.Unknown.Iagoo.Adjito.Aucako.Enen.Barfeco.Quitee.Cheedlaker.Attersia.Askua.Homerah.Loo.Margoog.Esluearinea.Askua’sInfant.

Narmarah.Commah.Odoomer.Okanao.Ponger.Adam.Marpoo.Warka.Odali.Ponger’sInfant.Heggoree.Parjoo.Ejunnah.Ogoo.Gandabinda.Hookaboo.Mardaa.Norlor.Akerdea.Doubar.Honyah.Gwabaunah.Onormak.Okar.Momem.Whaborah.Gwabana.Addo.Atarshea.

Imgumbar.Honymah.Abannah.Tarkmy.Adargar.Indearay.Udeage.Abana.Ademecau.Maddy.Gunfansau.Aloohara.Harfh.Ladisson.Beefufar.Yomengman.Euecolon.Abony.Dosomore.Tudockar.Waybella.Farank.Coffee.Amjano.Agercea.Ingawbander.Cotuma.Abauna.

Ighay.Abeeran.Momen.Dahedamar.Ammah.Buckabeg.Adowashe.Ioenen.Hestah.Aduah.Mucfanno.Ogenobee.Menen.Enyah.Ecog.Lashelo.Awarrewnay.Echo!.Embora.Amanar.Lashelo.Auricco.Ponger.Ahconer.Ujugo.Iabbee.Woodmall.Cain.Enigbar.Ibegnacoa.

Cooyah.Ocolly.Unknown.Bohboo.Udor.Oncooyemee.Trisbee.Eoshowmer.Aigbar.Yerrabar.Ojo.Estheavouli.Moner.Achie.Barco.Keycon.Warloboo.Bennen.Barra.Menasarer.Ohlashehaday.Oyang.Bennen.Farsamee.Binny.Ouponnee.Anaboa.Moner.Farsalee.Binny.Debecnee.Awany.Warmena.Yamuise.Binny.Islela.Warbacco.Dogpaw.Souliniana.Geboo.Odjae.Adducco.Inteekaba.Aasomanee.Geboo.Fadamisee.Arnillaka.Indauopay.Allhose.Geboo.Edhon.Eworang.Intoobar.Maudo.Geboo.Olutotay.Okar.Gombassu.Balamangar.Geboo.

Mamma.Oboo.Musar.Mukuoson.Geboo.Olouiadon.Okarba.Gontwo.Balamaugas.Geboo.Fabausee.Eberberall.Yankantucker.Tama.Ajouboeong.Ayeenah.Eganny.Gonkicker.Maroo.Arsosou.Nannah.Ogouze.Musar.Brugay.Acondyole.Ourrce.Edeli.Auwful.Wikuoms.

Aloopardy.Oboacondee.Aguim.Musar.Bougar.Ajoy.Langolala.Tudocco.Esaw.Mordoo.Ayparmy.Onahaye.Ocago.Ahoon.Tackori.Anikee.Doyoo.Okarombo.Moner.Tom.Caute.Madee.Yawoka.Muser.Laraa.Canoe.Abofir.Euobracke.Along.Mordoo.Hiena.Lushennau.De gdige.Enjoe.Tarballa.Owywoe.Olugabee.Aluwaka.Moner.Laugar.Ojoe.Odoolamee.Edeurasa.Enjoe.Talimata.Ogdlarmay.Ahibabee.Abeanor.Comanner.Yandosa.Osallattar.Ohjoe.Abang.Enjoe.Irminee.Ojoe.Fakoow.Tuckarfor.Manescrivah.Dora.Onadoo.Ogoobee.Ocon.

Nasannoh.Lera.Bosoo.Ocushady.Bafar.Manesenah.Yalie.Hyillar.Isakaa.Mary.Andie.Boy.Archollombe.Lamelay.Barly.Mamodee.Maria.Doe.Ohjoe.Onah.Oseerauney.MaSheree.Tagonsay.Ohdashenow.Abany.Maddy.Siraa.Cocabberry.Ocashary.Aguan.Bombouberry.Brudoo.Argeboul.Ocashary.Oroo.Cappoh.Borta.Ardo.Ojoe.Oroo.Putter.Carriba.Coolarmy.Ohyeferrceh.Acquan.Sassawolla.Thomas.Acollar.Ewathee.Abang.Adellamia.Francisco.Ocouonay.Nagoo.Aguan.Hesah.Lantatia.Ajor.Omilakee.Aboo.Enoo.Antonio.Agombaby.

Addihone.Oroo.Oloocuter.Mauorl.Labordy.Loodahow.Mlroo.Fadder.Usar.Allardy.Odeon.Abarsyumore.Dakoo.Estaso.Ardejon.Athditta.Aguan.Fagbabee.Ambroso.Ojoe.Odenday.Abang.Tallefar.Domingo.Oloome.Ahkoo.Oroo.Toko.Burrak.Ollodayar.Ebeelee.Amnell.Obodgoo.John.Bussuijgee.Omayalee.Neelor.Hausaney.Ecasserr.Ebo.Obeeyada.Merekeyany.Adjoe.Gigak.Aideyon.Ahahudila.Norvang.Agudea.Ewagah.Ajoe.Sholunkay.Aloah.Monder.Toak.Amdoo.Aboushadey.Manrah.Amodo.Tremah.Ausallargay.Ohbounabee.

Asees.Odoo.Cassarik.Yeggeo.Aidin.Garlah.Ando.Manoil.Arwoodoo.Iqugee.Pleeleebo.Ahho.Bucary.Sellifarroo.Eldhon.Auquamy.Matcolla.Bulleah.Epparrerwee.Buyamow.Ocolly.Ocoola.Pedro.Abasee.Ohdaday.Alo.Allahole.Usah.Worofeen.Ahdakoo.Anowa.Joe.Porter.Assabee.Faruwah.Asoosa.Always.Fesuma.Occoomb.Mabetah.Edoqua.Allacka.Barrak.Acbo.Besqua.Alleeka.Bydoo.Bemame.Aborwo.Ohdemme.Agua.Seiannan.Silly.Arbo.Nosam.Akaraka.Lamodureh.Tamiba.Candareen.Ahgombee.Worzo.Egallee.Dosrry.Ocoree.

Lodi.Afobaka.Alluneme.Tamba.Dumanya.Arbelike.Allam.Boodeley.Mamoda.Annyassee.Arbelido.Occaraka.Futegoes.Cambally.Coffee.Farshata.Acguam.Allegoe.Canima.Manway.Oderva.Aurah.Aloozerbee.Managarcio.Eromay.Larbolong.Ouro.Adjoe.Lama.Frederico.Arjoebee.Tugang.Alkmecaulay.Paro.Japay.Odadee.Tyabee.Fafanajai.Mungaco.Dafong.Odamro.Beebee.Agoolome.Egho.Umanachee.Oledareee.Agar.Ajai.Mamodoo.Mama.Marina.Addy.Sharboo.Saraa.Tassam.Tarhbi.Ody.Amallee.Prina.Jeru.Ojoe.Seedy.Aboo.Nafah.

Assam.Ojoomee.Lanzell.Yambee.Sardoo.Joe.Ocassee.Agemmah.Agar.Kente.Adju.Osadardy.Ourer.Dolla.Marmadoo.Mossieh.Bitouti.Mencly.Adieu.Moroo.Byarmee.Osharleno.Burrnam.Adebellee.Ausonomee.Korbajay.Onekar.Whygor.Agojoy.Condi.Hahginah.Aboobar.Laffoo.Bywhy.Erah.Moconano.Adeefartar.Pongoo.Adabanoo.Punkie.Dadee.Oboshee.Damo.Gootee.Aussor.Dunkarem.Narloo.Boroko.Atihoe.Lamoo.Momokollo.Marjacbi.Dahole.Gongagee.Bocary.Mambah.Adelarmo.Damo.Agololee.Jonaton.Hagy.Auckar.Yagbo.Hyena.Mak.Alimo.Lamesar.Bagba.Adogana.Patrony.Mockbarra.Calobee.Takac.Bochalanar.Carimoo.Amelica.Osoobee.Yachra.Manmah.Mounsaidy.Equabellah.Ogardimeda.Yondoo.Ajodah.Mapa.Ochornina.Ogaijiba.Portras.Amaney.Farrar.Onojah.Euoboha.Pan. Akimboh.Whalee.Kurketchin.Maruarye.Darwaggar.Namakatah.Barak.Ecocooho.Fardekdi.Cessac.Ademee.Sambar.Naigh.Iggy(1).Yascloo.Joe.Sarrah.Dryockek.Iggy(2).Fagba.Kojubee.Pasgual.Urrah.Loosontee.Moman.Assah.Adeah.Quamo.Iggay.Baruhee.Joadah.

Maugaboogs.Marraly.Libipo.Goohoo.Boncholah.Macaramy.Guddug.Ogisiali.Hickrecgee.Adale.Narloo.Ebanu.Larmodeali.Fanhau.Adesokom.John.Enjay.Qurtartemo.Sarrgiva.Akubah.Manorl.Zumuxah.Ohonedebo.Mandar.Adekah.Dick.Allowsee.Laffemo.Logah.

Akeah.Tahdo.Johaurah.Odanese.Carrigah.Akombah.Manorl.Coolatra.Oloobardi.Diguay.Apah.Thomas.Ohager.Tarfar.Cessac.Adonge.Antonio.Boonay.Soadar.Mannach.Adjoe.Sokey.Okoy.Osharlooni.Quddie.Agebokah.Oranimur.Onakia.Kilstai.Bunnah.Joe.Oscrimla.

Hona.Osharmdoso.Maisah.Aderah.Tamila.Asubia.Odong.Monjonah.Jonecho.Alass.Yanoboo.Boaharoo.Mooah.Mosah.Sarraa.Hobeth.Lareeto.Goombao.Banjolah.Bugoree.Okoobey.Abelels.Yandoo.Cacholah.Toukaree.Avigacha.Sarebo.Bonggammo.Hesah.Sor. Hoodaloo.Ogoonti.Barrnah.Mannrah.Sarrah.Agagoo.Ogo.Barrnah.Sabbah.Calefar.Igabona.Tarmoom.Fromboo.Marcholah.JackRoss.Agoo.Filate.Quanee.Mamnah.Harry.Opakoo.Dardte.Curry.Allarsoo.Sarraa.Iyaloo.Tarmoma.Cocao.Jarboo.Massa.Timdah.Arkeokee.

Joe.Jack.Sadie.Chatasoo.Fartokee.Rogger.Ochambee.Callisshai.Jatanoo.Arkarpo.Seerah.Nolehale.Tama.Hyhoner.Bigtarney.Parnah.Joe.Numburah.Abbgree.Marma.Wonnee.Fartanba.Juniarrak.Addebassa.Tapan.Toorah.Siasse.Amorio.Awaway.Arboo.Feefee.Abudula.

Fendah.Fiey.Margana.Feerah.Chinbucha.Tarah.Kemfoo.Thope.Iogboa.Akbatter.Marria.Mamoona.Adeebee.Rogger.Siaboe.Caugee.Hyenah.Awooradsa.Tom.Allabacka.Falima.Ogoonallah.Hiwee.Bondak.Monnah.Belinda.Kossnekker.Labo.Fetan.Allokere.Kennia.

Aloonekah.Lekosbobi.Teeppee.Jyeanoer.Mukairm(3months).Conallie.Olooabee.Roe.Kalladay.Cama.Hyenah.Otarsheco.Teboh.Acomme.Naiguo.Addoo.Fieta.Gallak.Joe.Fatima.Allibo.Ojoe.Bollak.Ajibba.Tayaho.Ebo.Atarkabee.Yallah.Ademecau.Tombo.Ordeyon.

Agojobee.John.Agababe.Sonfee.Ojoe.Oneako.Boolak.Ayeacawar.Fatima.Amadoo.Otalo.Toofee.Icleaccur.Maria.Majaybah.Okwo.Bungoo.Joe.Toonijarah.Adday.Orakadei.Bondosh.Agoodee.Fatima.Hadong.Goombi.Tombah.Joe.Mukuormo(4months).Labyang.Adoo.

Allbohah.Abeator.Maria.Hoona.Adekwe.Bomboo.Aninohue.Mukuormo(6months).Eboo.Fitsbegs.Tonguaree.Sinchin.Yarrow.Etoo.Aebakar.Oiah.Abellatoe.Maria.Armasong.Bosar.Saw.Killantoe.Mango.Hyena.Amoobie.Tarmoo.Bookee.Mukuorm(17months).Moho met.Obadee.Timboa.Adakembe.Wolama.Bicoo.Adoom.Wicoah.Alucattan.Chacke.Offoh.Oloobee.Porley.Mafalla.Chaga.Abitto.Ouree.Bugmah.Dosema.Salooss.Morden.Tekaloo.Tinnah.Gulliver.Bosray.Abassa.Alsonhar.Jug.Sallar.Senra.Sodah.Ear.Coree.Inkattar.

Kilanda.Lawgay.Elia.Farmah.Saboe.Conde.Obarrah.Bubarbo.Galloy.Attaboka.MiBoa.Smaw.Baruda.Galloy.Mamuca.Carch.Labambe.Akia.Boolay.Mamuca.Tadey.Okenbush.Ogodea.Seerah.Bawoe.Anawarlie.Addoe.Barupully.Goobay.Teeboe.Annah.Oddoh.Oggooussaime.Goomay.Tabba.Cumbah.Kraff.Lartunde.Serri.Messar.Tambok.Carrumquah.Ogar.Gooddaro.Mamuca.Chack.Ogbey.Uoombo.Ovar.Agobabba.Matau.Onnebah.Zosoono.Stambar.Aculla.Crosie.Uggah.Abarenoo.Macull.Aluffee.Coomba.Uccko.Abookar.Banaw.

Iggay.Lolly.Mawogoo.Agoomadia.Peerie.Mochichi.Girbamak.Jackow.Akasdi.Moussa.Yonkay.Timbak.Okkon.Ageeobaise.Parrie.Chabbay.Carkomalo.Tom.Iose.Marsuduma.Baronde.Coutak.Bottah.Abiome.Maduoma.Bucher.Narbie.Seria.Woosaiarman.Dolloy.Monager.

Morass.Ogoney.Farbouze.Joe.Yabba.Cuta.Ejah.Abootorn.Kersie.Tubola.Maria.Ocoo.Aduco.Dauro.Bay.Yalee.Okonjie.Ogo.Changuay.Unknown.Irmada.Wang.Alaushee.Manbar.Unknown.Bassa.Chiacho.Zadika.Pannie.Unknown.Marian.Addah.Ogoo.Kiwool.Unknown.Sarah.Edam.Bikoyo.Koonar.Unknown.Ninggel.Appah.Atcho.Kenga.Unknown.Sirsah.Hammunah.Zootaloo.Mangroo.Unknown.Teresa.Wang.Boogo.Awee.Unknown.Cumba.Ekezia.Bosso.Tom.Unknown.Sarille.Mawondie.Cussomino.Bombo.Unknown.Tinaler.Hoomananimah.Ogimai.Barbong.Unknown.Carleo.Akccomah.Zoobaboo.Toofa.Unknown.Caitarno.Amonicha.Lobo.Matoo.Ajebah.Jose.Addemakkay.Boibe.Torgoo.AjeabullerAdenajse.Amino.Anecho.Abababee.Albee.Angobee.Bargarry.Tasmonee.Bagnee.Toocoo.

Immamaba.Adda.Lamqua.Lammee.Ajoe.Iackue.Ijoe.Faffer.Shenie.Asweada.Appa.Azubalalar.Isay.Popper.Asemma.Asemma’s.Ianar.Ianar’s.Ayaguana.Iano.Amaqueday.Laque.Laque’s.Ishatoo.Ishualoe.Isatoo.Innaque.Aquepadoe.Aquepadoe’s.Addaroe.Addular.Labber.

Molarel.Chuwish.Ienor.Irbumman.Dabber.Assar.Allamarlhu.Queraler.Mejenson.Arjarry.Ianor.Ianor.Mofallar.Ianor.Showme.Awolabar.Afeemar.Ajagba.Hillamba.Iyeanor.Boatswain.Achabee.Adeuzar.Iyeanor.Ashuttoe.Ajarry.Aramatta.Ajirmar.Adearise.Lause.Lause.

Asebia.Lammee.Arsoon.Goono.Tanso.Sami.Lanima.Farrah.Lalaba.Tuma.Azatoo.Away.Molako.Ouzatoo.Tani.Larah.Aibaka.Chindez.Yenida.Ibeta.Thana.Belladoe.Alooba.Fanoola.Abada.Myindama.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Un known.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Sabboo.Tomm.Chubar.Ingam.Antigoo.Ingally.Massoa.Ezeal.Dorzee.Barrezatoo.Sobin.Broose.Ricong.JohnAqua.Inteppa.Locia.JackEumca.Momay.Massaily.Hummer.Ansumro.Sukey.Dancliko.Eshayko.Nugocomba.Jessay.Sonno.Aguaassa.Sarnoch.Amaclah.Hoodoo.Bulah.Acajooh.Azabookah.Sargonalah.Alongday.Loboah.Ajudah.Cologah.Buhooah.Shadoo.Lallahoo.Abbah.Holeachom.Adesoko.Olloda.Labokoo.Carsom.Ockormodae.Ajena.Cirunday.Ajay.Lussagoo.Adong.Adong.Abehonoh.Minnuar.Obolonslea.Allohoo.Adramnoo.Ojoe.Adiana.Bafoo.Bedadoomo.Sam.Majijurrah.Cassua.Aguhah.Abooby.Toobee.Arkimakee.Krarfom.Cooferiguer.Actemorc.Aloogoo.Homoko.

Sadoo.Landelah.Landelah.Alashe.Endishau.Matoom.Monor.BahooAjarrah.Yankey.Ajo.Cabarlar.Sunaotah.Otaky.Abindala.Hyenah.Funguaday.Amardoo.Kargun.Ahjassah.Grafah.Mallahboo.Omloogo.Caboodie.Hommahkay.Ammahpay’s(10mths.Orahtay.Hyenah.

Akay.Seam.Akerloo.Hallam.Onnoha.Catujou.Mamah.Panilah.Boyjay.Ayarbarday.Allobay.Ahlag.Hyenah.Ahgillay.Mommogo.Deenah.Ahtahbay.Noyamme.Atain.Ommaykaylo.Azedyua.Keakeaear.Aliee.Harbeonah.Quomaker.Cojoe.Dangarliah.Ahkittybah.Labbayjay.

Ackarlatu.Geebar.Beealoo.Pollukoo.Ofullahkoo.Shobayjob.Manquay.Allahday.Noyamme’s(8mths).Akommah.Guarree.Doe.San.Tosoonler.Billookar.Ollatim.Maddegoma.Oaswardie.Lossah.Iggay.Donsah.Furley.Ochaw.Ottubalee.Odoo.Fahkayyah.Agoon.Ichino.Yarbomme.Akahtay.Daytah.Bardonah.Perryfellou.Moddee.Ashanmoo.Allasheka.OSursday.Massa.Ahkaddoo.Efarquay.Bocor.Folley.Mokeoh.Defurgenoh.Barfolloo.Ahkaysho.Tekalie.Ahbeconnoh.Yartopay.Nanggoh.Adoon.Abassay.Kebbytong.Akumbody.Hahbig.Aubauh.Janner.Mamah.Ahbabbee.Ogoomokoo.Dosoo.Perry.Mannybokoh.Abejargo.Ahjai.Chobah.Nocco.Fourlarnay.Yartopay(10mths).Kahwong.Abulloh.Indessah.Pricker.Malla.Larbeang.Layhoo.Adany.Woardrony.Morroo.Yambie.Achaw.Phongoah.Bankaylay.Ahbabee.Saddytoo.Millahyoh.Indee.Ojoe.Mallahkay.Apamoah.Iyeame.Aladdy.Kootong.Maddy.Daybolue.Adafairty.Ojoe.Chilhaloo.Fattee.Ochaw.Oquiellee.Komah.Howlay.Marnyoopoe.Daddah.Hyenah.Amiyankee.Grombee.Farsommah.Gatay.Koallee.Moocoloo.

Mangaue.Rushee.Maladkay.Amosbah.Obunguh.Olliboli.Ogoobee.Ahjai.Bovia.Yarrah.Juggahday.Bumbarsee.Ahdonnakay.Koddahley.Sona.Degbole.Farsommah’s(7mths).Obassee.Ahkimbohday.Mosolah.Mannygone!.Gebellsee.Haydoo.Nobarjard.OLiearlue.Addo.

Geotefah.Awarandee.Highyee.Kimmodooh.Ogrombee.Oyooloopay.Sahno.Orambee.Deongah.Ahkibbelay.Hyenah.Nahbankey.Aheholah.Mannoch.Enguatar.Agoodee.Hargibbee.Arroajabiah.Denjargee.Aggai.Ahjuwah.Tatteebah.Essayr.Yanday.Ahjarree.Oyoolalah.

Ahkrobee.Orreeboo.Sona.Ahlubekeah.Hyenah’s(4mths).Mahpeah.Ahdaybee.Olisshame.Enguatoar.Ajay.Shallabay.John.Bowkeekey.Ollokong.Ahgrubedo.Ogrambee.Hagoror.Golah.Ahnissah.Marleque(8mths).Jinjye.Adaygoo.Lafee.Ahkayshillay.Zarrah.Ahbassee.Chokayloo.Olooknab.Donjong.Sabby.Talloo.Onaroodoo.Wolow.Worroo.Lahkonbah.Odaykambee.Lushah.Tooday.Kommokoo.Hyenah.Okillye.Kooojee.Yapomah.Ahdayshillay.Zarrah’s(6mths).Fongah.Omochoko.Acossee.Denee.Ploobody.Isattoo.Ordaddah.Comego.Allaya.Ahsorrano.Ogromohdoo.Doahvia.Frorigin.Ahkahbee.Aejay.Ahjarrahkoo.Jibbahday.Moducka.Fachetah.Hyenah.Etah.Kommahgye.Manguhcoo.Taubay.Mammo.Harworro.Issaya.Auderly.Ojebydoo.Achaw.Ahsolah.Addee.Kallafur.Ohgah.Fosenbah.Ahjai.Faggooah.Gabapa.Saddah.Egballay.Tookey.Adiggah.Betardy.Iaubay.Adeemo.Isattoe.Moncoboc.Garsawlee.Chokoola.Olookpay.Ahdellekah.Ahkidday.Kangah.Ojoe.Ashokney.Nyeper.Ahkeeballah.Ackallea.Annesay.Boovee.Ingally.Sonhboo.Betardy’s.Mangoh.Kakensuna.

Tagbar.Buccwatome.Taybaa.Ahgarree.Hyenah.Ahdaylah.Agoh.Amirah.Booqeey.Layamoo.Quoharree.Ahdannaykoo.Dah.Decahloh.Bokohvee.Isercally.Daykallee.Iyacnor.Bambay.Arjai.Aginnato.Chibsober.Ogoodobee.Oojoy.Addoo.Egga.Bocoh.Logah.Roojai.

Ufarkarah.Ahdenkai.Chofullay.Assimona.Ogollaygo.Segbay.Bahtahtoo.Abbedokong.Icoolah.Entoobar.Aulee.Maytayshaw.Omoggah.Labodue.Ogjoo.Osoobome.Egga’sinfant(11mths).Ahgusso.Onena.Ogodlahday.Bamjeeakoo.Molackay.Okonkay.Eya.Obah.Boovee.

Beechay.Ojoe.Adingah.Kawbay.Sherow.Taymee.Tonokah.Moco.Omnee.Ahjai.Olukaye.Tonkah.Kokey.Howjoe.Afujumoo.Oguallah.Ogodeyaw.Kissay.Tobolay.Boovee.Ongolar.Ekoko.Adingah’s.Gorlogg.Merr.Lardoo.Ichokka.Sallah.Looporka.Hyena.

Olukaye’sinfant(13mths.Quequenday.Adando.Ohgah.Uporday.Sangooday.Ochaw.Gar.Hyenah.Satterbay.Inyang.Kuvahdaggee.Hoojah.Edeamar.Mamam.Isattoo.Aboarmah.Sobah.Orcha.Annday.Hyena.Bokohsah.Miah.Joodooquay.Ollujoo.Attah.Dyeday.Mounokong.

Daddah.Saddahwombo.Oloo.Fahchobah.Agahwee.Marrymar.Lenie.Lahmay.Abeddamy.Osharmisto.Bagarge.Isaymee.Tyumkoo.Ojoe.Miah.Dazahlooo.Demakay.Koopolee.Orrobo.Ockoo.Ahkenno.Bovee.Ollam.Ohgejosee.Iyoanah.Bay.Loginside.Mayoong.Oddome.

Cochermelato.Agonbide.Osoeahlay.Samlukee.Achawboolakar.Bayah.Okillahtah.Iggee.Iyolee.Oboojobee.Wambee.Arrahlanee.Igoy.Mango.Okahday.Tittyslah.Maglemba.Addeley.Yammo.Bergay.Oshaw.Monogoogee.Odosiddy.Aboo.Ajiahlah.Todday.Ajalloo.Oddoo.

Ahjah.Bahdeenah.Melock.Konnahmah.Ackim.Feaum.Loochepay.Adeakor.Enguamer.Agebadee.Locando.Aeboo.Bouri.Fabbee.Marmah.Adjee.Nannah.Bay.Ahdigbay.Aiarwoo.Awosoo.Hyenah.Bapah.Fodye.Allogossee.Owoosammah.Choddequay.Ammofilleco.

Maugah.Armonder.Case.Sigardah.Shaddo.Oldarow.Bollahsay.Sabambie.Achunikah.Parrah.Tallahyae.Iyoyemme.Ahjinlahkah.Ahdaykah.Locobapah.Ojoe.Babbah.Bahteam.Kootee.Arsubee.Entoobar.Adayme.Addagonie.Oaeonnah.Daymes.Aniday.Ojoe.Addoagam.

Ahfiarday.Okey.Ladday.Sugarday.Aragoo.Olookooteh.Maqualay.Allahday.Sayoee.Molondo.Ochaw.Armenah.Sarquay.Yammerroo.Hayworbee.Oacopah.Fassoley.Tamanoo.Iggay.Amulakoo.Ahluckay.Jaywah.Ahkomalay.Omockoh.Goobarkay.Odosinnah.Ollock.Mahtahway.Bokersay.Imberrykem.Ojoe.Tullowah.Bonger.Majoe.Hyjarbee.Agarway.Mochen.Marquidee.Marjahbay.Amonee.Allookarday.Layhigh.Ogombay.Farchay.Hyenah.Ochaw.Mandoo.Soolay.Pallesatto.Wieurre.Ahdaybee.Wandoo.Enkay.Manna.Matarbee.Chrrabah.

Shotolo.Adito.Olookay.Dayalla.Maicho.Bannah.Ojoe.Iquegah.Scharno.Mohorittee.Mamdoo.Okombee.Boovee.Sembah.Largee.Molacateer.Emcome.Andee.Loebusay.Hochas.Andolue.Abochee.Ahdogbalah.Alambadar.Akillah.Figh.Ahdoolahme.Ahkimmetoh.Hyenah.Okondaybee.Soalee.Chollahtah.Noddemah.Mahgettee.Ochaw.Sharloo.KengBen.Gegbenno.Agbah.Bardutah.Dawsalue.Gomi.Ojoe.Ahoolee.Lamieah.Jahfow.Pillayjoy.Ahguannayjai.Ankeew.Magbay.Mackannar.Dosoo.Bokersee.Alango.Myboo.Inowzah.Jack.Saddo.Chache.Abettam.Amjekerme.Bopu.Lahsamjoe.Amway.Ahgamah.Horree.Ojah.Farbamee.Olookye.Chonneeloo.Maccumnah.Ahbyeomee.Imboo.Feanm.Ojai.Allahmingo.Mike.Oloobedee.Ikay.Lamoochie.Onubede.Hagouse.Ahkomalay.Adjume.Barkennoo.Manday.

Opaygoo.Oquosandee.Akittay.Koomaypye.Ottomo.Ahgomah.Boovee.Ymbah.Mellegbah.Assannof.Manganga.Agae.Otommy.Onairnee.Olubayla.Koolagie.Namonay.Hyena.Ahhushubee.Yattoo.Achaw.Eddoo.Ahgiddos.Oyeaworroo.Nattitah.Bocoh.Boovee.Famquory.

Olooboh.Papay.Nimba.Ojoe.Isattoe.Assaweh.Ego.Occoolomo.Digbarloo.Salamg.Addaddah.Mandayquay.Okoonkay.Ahquabee.Alleybaylay.Mazzahque.Taywarnah.Abbase.Kassee.Equa.Ahmanyah.Lenass.Mungaura.Mcambee.Yoko.Ahtah.Bowlamo.Seelarmani.Alloolah.Pangoko(pregnant).Ahjiei.Hero.Ochaw.Lammolah.Ahjarree.Addo.Attoobah.Homonno.Bunday.Innequa.Kahmeyour.Pittor.Lamba.Ioeon.Dada.Adizzy.Janner.Noogagle.Ahdigbarmee.Abookoo.Barkallah.Doejay.Koobahroh.Worreyquco.Olookerday.Tapwah.Billah.

Ahsombah.Yahtai.Woocha.Lallemay.Assoo.Afoley.Odoo.Portom.Eshaloo.Luoco.Aggai.Chammakoh.Ubellimar.Ahshibbee.Goddy.Kollyfoome.Ojoe.Ahdagee.Tankey.Goo.Bosavy.Ingonday.Wogboh.Olommoko.Abivor.Cheteah.Odondee.Mesobbo.Appah.Aubesha.

Dabarkai.Ogottoo.Ioah.Ahjibolah.Bay.Beesallah.Ahjai.Mammadoo.Ojoe.Farn.Bosah.Monday.Oleeako.Kommayeaboo.Apau.Awolla.Arhoon.Ahjarr.Ohangbay.Lawcalpo.Addai.Ahgah.Taloombee.Ahdennequay.Doody.Soday.Famruttee.Addefamewah.Eggai.Abbiliekah.

Bovia.Boovee.Ahquah.Darrayko.Pampau.Commo.Meperah.Otyoh.Uoccorroo.Jarpoe.Addeo.Ochaw.Abeejokoobee.Addoo.Joe.Sofoollay.Ogodepoh.Looahjoe.Ogusshawloh.Pongoo.Akammah.Guano.Ahseeboh.Moutee.Saugau.InkayCoon.Admeg.Onekayo.Barjicarka.

Ragu.Iddo.Ahbeordo.Ahowseebee.Daddah.Koyjay.Sallah.Ojoe.Goombahlarjay.Ojucco.Donnomah.Hiyaye.Ahovi.Ahohchoh.Ogoro.Mongau.Ajaffee.Gecunoo.Ilagba.Raddepah.Soboa.Daya.Ahjai.Eyowbee.Afordallah.Bagbay.Edoo.Danckkey.Marmah.Shogbarroh.

Monnanee.Booco.Gussai.Ahkobah.Deepay.Yesuu.Dorkings.Araroo.Ogonnekay.Fabbay.Tackorbee.Ogaya.Odoo.Ayeneka.Abbijonrah.Yokee.Ohchillah.Ibyeomee.Assoomah.Ogobaylay.Yor.Essay.Mysai.Addah(pregnant).Soddaykai.Esambey.Bingo.Hyena.Ochaddenah.

Otooday.Aggah.Oorgle.Jaybee.Farsenah.Moyellalah.Bangah.Ojoe.Sargee.Alassah.Orimmahkoo.Toofockah.Ahgusso.Mellahigh.Ejohmoh.Odokaykai.Esongoh.Songo.Oroo.Once.Okennay.Abbobocah.Allado.Fabbee.Irealah.Ayannok.Bannah.Adaykoolloo.Ashillay.

Ochaw.Guerday.Winsah.Hagoro.Boovee.Ahbay.Ahkilloh.Engleome.Seckay.Decoo.Anahbar.Raebar.Marleke.Mapoo.Ojoe.Honey.Aggoodaypah.Tattah.Ahkillah.Allahsoo.Mahhammo.Ogokorrah.Akoomah.Bowyah.Egballa.Emah.Mahkinne.Abousah.Mogtong.Ologer.

Onekayo.Morfom.Attanda.Anai.Ochokoh.Akosome.Ashaneobah.Ingattah.Ahgah.Baytoo.Ommoodoo.Oloogbarrah.Sungah.Lushah.Yangee.Aboo.Ochaw.Apoh.Demmugan.Orodoo.Adoo.Sagbay.Quarroo.Komirdoo.Allahboolah.Eddoo.Fartoolay.Battoo.Onshillah.

Ahkayloo.Maymoo.Daychakoo.Ben.Doahuia.Koolong.Ogo.Tachtue.Apohey.Kingay.Ajie.Ahboy.Ahcurray.Tabbee.Oello.Daybartah.Ahjai.Taylei.Ingagbow.Okokroh.Efillah.Beejaybay.Gueahlay.Yongobona.Bayahsay.Soneybay.Enclept.Ahdangai.Nam.Tongsbay.Afurered.

Kyoday.Ammasay.Sydoe.Lokai.Oyanday.Ioah.Ackoon.Corday.Passayday.Ojoe.Magbahbay.Beesahloo.Pongoo.Iahsee.Ahkowee.Akong.Chachanno.Emssabom.Chater.Okoo.Omyoh.Esarquarcey.Audee.Magualloo.Ahkollaydo.Fornilubay.Attimah.Battoo.Ochaw.Achaw.

Maddaylay.Ochaw.Namomree.Quequenday.Guzzoi.Morefore.Bollo.Engoh.Assah.Allytoona.Otidday.Asoeday.Bessauloh.Oquiloo.Bunyah.Yayboyday.Attimah’sinfant(14mths).Baray.OgoshawSah.Ojoe.Fattahsoo.Obattaheay.Ammoomoo.Bokahsah.Guammay.Ahwassee.

Allegbay.Lambah.Motong.Omun.Dadda.Argoodee.Thayoo.Ochaw.Doe.Saddepah.Nokarsee.Kaybay.Ahgittahgo.Maddee.O’Farry.Ahjessah.Goo.Donsah.Monnahday.Oho.Chollahday.Asege.Marbarryay.Momna.Fartarr.Ahdomekay.Germay.Channoo.Iyombo.Toyesah.

Nokarsee’sinfant(8mths).Bay.Ochaw.Kahballah.Ogoobay.Mahgoombay.Mangah.Iagah.Boovee.Achewah.Toohbahko.Engdelorg.Akenog.Adjioo.Larrokee.Obardoo.Muma.Chihealoo.Ahjai.Isahtoo.Ajaiay.Farmah.Choobee.Farquah.Odootah.Kong.Mangah’sinfant.

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Wosoo.Boovee.Mattam.Moseher.Unreadable.Nangotong.Mamar.Hiddang.Ahbug.Teeby.Chihealoo.Ojoe.Okekillo.Ajaiay’sinfant(10mths).Fuckebee.Ororee.Shaddee.Bankooney.Abasshay.Torquoo.Nahgonah.Morkaylo.Ahjah.Chollahday.Unreadable.Tenesah.Sallawko.

Ohjibba.Dahfugoahmee.Hotchae.Ochaw.Billerlah.Isattoo.Alooday.Hannah.Oloojuekoo.Mockoo.Mundoo.Ahkobarmee.Onsorlay.Bocor.Hyenah.Attam.Bomgulay.Armshambay.Dieseaarry.Ayabee.Aljimmah.Sarrone.Lasam.Koolarga.Ogollahso.Farquah.Ayenah.Tarloo.

Ollee.Loobennay.Fasshay.Hyenah.Landor.Aqaiahsah.Hyenah.Olah.Guboonah.Breash.Iakembay.Ademaner.Largee.Kosukee.Ajebeckoe.Dawallue.Ahkollah.Guanah.Archunawar.Sattiah.Ogolookay.Ogootottah.Moomananay.Logutto.Olloa.Ahdahjah.Hyenah.Bonnay.

Odaychinnah.Nomer.Araus.Hossee.Diggeboo.Snoway.Akorela.Adachaula.Adoy.Hyenah.Ahmasahtoo.Garugee.Ahjoco.Ogushshee.Cuttay.Loosiah.Deong.Ahdongo.Ahdovay.Kahchay.Ochaw.Ducherthing.Ingarbay.Mordee.Ozommakay.Korabay.Shotway.Dippee.Sinnerday.Laddayjoblee.Lahdie.Tarrahmou.Lammooroo.Adah.Ochaw.Eggai.Gorbapah.Ahkoboo.Vedumo.Etong.Lanlooway.Pindar.Ingally.Chawpee.Obidday.Digbay.Mabarkay.Igday.Ogoomawah.Tallaybay.Balba.Grarwoe.Ammudoo.Daydeekay.Ajigkonday.Bankolay.

Pongoo.Dahfriddo.Nofai.Narqua.Osoo.Namsay.Taingar.Mawuraw.Ahkomlay.Margumabay.Doss.Cluclui.Ahdeo.Ogah.Ajokay.Mangah.Ahjohree.Ogooyockoo.Ochaw.Bannedee.Bassah.Dosoo.Edeepay.Ahoo.Filleyjoh.Samar.Nailer.Gawmaw.Mahbollaka.Obinnay.Ogojobee.Aggai.Ahjai.Yayday.Ahmilletie.Erah.Latterday.Kojokoo.Delleykawy.Ahjai.Darlay.Tohsoo.Dogbay.Omboh.Lojah.Abompee.Amadoe.Assoolee.Daggee.Oldmashy.Lahalo.Pah.Fatterday.Tahjimah.Ayenah.Bundoo.Mammonee.Ojoe.Marmah.Sooby.Gorbassah.Addoo.

Wassee.Ahjokah.Allahday.Abouay.Bambar.Angbay.AbarrayOmbay.Oshatoo.Ojoe.Oshow.Adootah.Tyyoo.Ayeokay.Gambee.Achaw.Olollay.Olleylah.Otoosee.Lolah.Achaw.Deebassee.Whyjuko.Tyewoe.Unknown.Lenakong.Quie.Kallabar.Ophabsheka.Hotchoe.Tenewah.Ahjibbay.Ohgoh.Ahbahyomee.Tarroo.Ahkimboh.Debookoo.Olleyquabey.Ojoe.Gomminah.Agoh.Gonnahree.Ehoo.Warra.Mateau.Tarfong.Gannea.Ochoggee.Mannamay.Matacoe.Adapoh.Oloowarry.Olawollah.Ahjoojorkay.Wangay.Edow.Daddee.Daybollay.

Ogoo.Pongoo.Edoworo.Duckquay.Ehallahbah.Scharbambee.Aqually.Maria.Lueyloo.Obammee.Psanerme.Ojoe.Chogobee.Ahkollah.Aye.Allaytaywah.Kombah.Ollepayday.Edowoo.Ahquejarry.Allahbay.Gomminah.Bowdomay.Mosah.Menyea.Iargoo.Matooka.Unna nah.Afeely.Obottobay.Morroo.Sobater.Ahkee.Hyenah.Yaya.Ahjaygidday.Kayfoq.Hoahkroo.Marmah.Ogoobee.Ochaw.Mangoonah.Macco.Oddah.Emaysorrah.Adoo.Epau.Heaga.Uressee.Obottobay.Nequitto.Hotchoe.Ologee.Aloosay.Ochufallaka.Moseybee.Fobay.

Guire.Eddoo.Howoway.Ojulollee.Gontah.Oyennoway.Ahpan.Bobee.Moubadder.Aparker.Nasaina.Leonear.Omborloo.Ollooka.Jabodo.Omogoh.Aloofaysay.Addaybah.Chobolahme.Wangay.Ogoobee.Marmah.Lackahporr.Ogoleelah.Guorkay.Odoweoo.Ahshean.

Bobee.Komarroo.Engauger.Adearko.Ajoe.Omborloo.Packmorlay.Obeodoo.Ahlarmah.Agoodojah.Ayaminelay.Nahiyomy.Gahfay.Ogollahlah.Ochaw.Ojoe.Odeejah.Mamdoo.Ahnoyamme.Teembo.Worquah.Ahgiggah.Entanker.Mama.Ganny.Odrayday.Ahjarr.Dalily.

Ashow.Aguahjay.Saddee.Ashattokah.Teemah.Ochaw.Sojobee.Oyonywah.Olizzewahko.Gorbassah.Addee.Ahcheah.Ahtangah.Ochaw.O’Barr.Hawodoo.Gumarlee.Odrayday(Infant9mths).Owardie.Acavoo.Choromee.Digbah.Hyena.Allsochaniee.Abonq.Howlay.Tarjorrah.Ogah.Mgnneolah.Jusea.Morchoh.Busong.Ejelleymo.Leebellay.Baskerlakay.Sobee.Osomewar.Ahwarr.Ackay.Labello.Anegoday.Ahboykee.Iguallah.Allocharme.Free.Edow.Lookoo.Ogottahday.Ipolah.Bassah.Ahkayborray.Ahkong.Jibbahloo.Laychillay.Along.Hilbabel.Ahagoo.Ahwarr(Infant10mths).Mosai.Jimocko.Ihenah.Yeesah.Mossah.Iggay.Ningah.Ahballahkong.Sodeekay.Laddyjoybee.Ahdeelahme.Bangoo.Ahkidday.Tah.Kannem.Ochaw.Enong.Leemee.Ayena.Arrahcholo.Aya.Oday.Ohewow.Yeesah.Ofeugoo.Eleeacho.Dangoo.Bankolee.Mohbojai.Ackahmoo.Ahbeeyee.Ingbongy.Gochalah.Beesong.Enquamoh.Cholloway.Bardoombar.Barhakee.Leargoo.Arrahcholo(Infant8mths.Diswah.Washaroo.Dekalse.Hyenah.Awosee.Adaywolloo.Sattiah.Olookeny.Ahbonnahjai.Bestkay.Elorree.

Cotah.Oquirebee.Tabbay.Ohuzallah.Ochojuyoh.Aqauder.Leybail.Mattegee.Arrayboo.Ahduna.Hotchoe.Mameah.Oloonogoh.Abokoo.Dahojoe.Mowboh.Saddekay.Laddokay.Owollay.Loobeelah.Bonjoe.Ojoe.Ahwellay.Gah.Degboo.Somer.Ohgba.Hyenna.

Arrayboo(Infant8mths).Monusa.Obejoe.Esah.Ahbassah.Massah.Lahyormb.Ioan.Ahkamby.Ahdaggee.Jibbahjai.Ahdayroo.Myelah.Yahkobah.Allam.Ahlohmo.Bahko.Maubor.Allundee.Osoo.Onekay.Noday.Ojoe.Daneguah.Ojoe.Ashowmee.Malleycapao.Marmoo.

Ahjibboogo.Eddoo.Sehokoo.Lyetah.Nonhoar.Ojoe.Ahkonwah.Whybagmah.Chahchah.Alanguay.Gonalar.Haddoo.Onekay(Infant10mths).Ezenas.Oloobee.Kosharme.Addoo.Fartoombee.Ahshomsah.Kayfay.Ojillah.Ahkronahnee.Obloymay.Ahkidday.Indusoo.Odaytah.Ahboh.Ahsengah.Chomohloo.Yagboo.Oeondee.Noisover.Bochee.Larmay.Faboom.Porsharbee.Hyenah.Ahjai.Alloyea.Tarfay.Abokee.Ahbockay.Shofullay.Daddah.Laddahmoo.Marmah.Entah.Ahhebor.Ahjai.Ojoe.Owoudle.Lanny.Barlay.Oddah.Bollo.Elazoo.Holliday.Afarsah.Ahdeeyou.Iginbirth.Sayloo.Indollah.Oquahday.Lallahtah.Musaykoo.Laycholah.Ahkennem.Bahtoo.Achaw.Morrau.Holliday.Onee.Haydon.Oddah.Davas.Ahyanoo.Ochaw.Afunnay.Infillahmo.Nambay.Ojoe.Ogunbardee.Ochaw.Mollohlah.Oddom.Ollahbee.Ahpen.Ojoe.Mahbellay.Bouslon.Colay.Balloo.Ahfooshowme.Oddah.Olabbee.Oloobah.Addoo.Olunnee.Jahsinee.Tallah.Ohaekoo.Ahdenno.Loomahlao.Ahdaycholah.Queahjoe.Aweego.Moh.Bahkay.Efoquay.Dugger.Abaram.Gettee.Adong.Achombia.Hotchoe.

Alusannah.Tenarlah.Ahjai.Bandah.Monday.Debarnah.Ahjickkobee.Loobay.Okoochayloo.Quano.Byeomee.Oddah.Okoh.Odaybee.Bonau.Orhaw.Amaree.Allaloogoo.Morsay.Ogoojobee.Ahbourbah.Ahsomah.Lowolloboo.Tarboeloo.Munjay.Sobeesee.Ahkonnay.Hyenah.Ahmarree.Tettay.Oyour.Emkoum.Ahmembe.Lochokoo.Ejar.Oleforeg.Woyun.Alajjee.Enneby.Dalookoo.Adopalah.Ahdinnekah.Losummo.Karbanday.Iollah.Alardige.Worrue.Showarroo.Ahjigbah.Saphire.Fachetah.Ahpan.Lolloh.Joso.Mattilley.Geranbee.Adjuma.

Moochie.Onselai.Ojoe.Sanarah.Ahjarlay.Laddamoh.Banber.Kenjay.Ojoe.Ahshoworkoo.Laddyjah.Ahjoloo.Bokoh.Ahlowo.Ahpan.Logo.Ogobee.Arcasney.Ocolo.Gannee.Addalee.Tarjay.Coottee.Hareanoh.Ahjai.Lowagwo.Banber.Porter.Ajarmo.Ojoe.Ahkennakoa.Ahbeejoe.Ahgusso.Ojoe.Awocoo.Esegpay.Ollobattay.Ocusshuer.Manno.Eferono.Addeeboido.Lafatooloo.Auebko.Ahjigbokah.Ochaw.Ofallakoh.Bannah.Bay.Hyenah.Allahday.Mabbahsah.Achekay.Kodonnaybo.Ahjagbay.Maddahqua.Imbenerkem.Iahgo.Ojoe.Malabar.

Hyenelow.Nammeo.Arjah.Gudge.Osambee.Narparme.Ahfinjaydah.Doeambah.Farmah.Susongah.Ahkorree.Sayjoo.Okottoloo.Monneysah.Oquatah.Ewanyah.Ehoo.Olloko.Ocasso.Acadando.Araytor.Inah.Sumigee.Mauchai.Abecombah.Ogee.Molackau.Kombah.Ianah.

Olarsondee.Tombelah.Ochickoloo.Ofulloo.Hitter.Marmah.Okoroo.Adonnay.Chogahday.Endoon.Lakogee.Marogee.Ochau.Binnee.Dizartoo.Okoukay.Ojoe.Moleebee.Zolah.Marway.Alloobarme.Kyedee.Kommahpye.Odosahday.Attah.Allahday.Enuquah.Borkay.

Maluggo.Empauger.Comakee.Ummo.Ollaiokoo.Oddah.Gagau.Oloomoo.Allahday.Ahjai.Indorray.Ningah.Ahjarree.Sokello.Ochaw.Farmorgay.Achai.Odongbahkoo.Emoh.Ahgom.Ahsah.Aiscung.Bollobor.Agoyarnn.Chikailoo.Oddah.Misabee.Oshaw.Ogoomi.Ahdagoo.Zolah.Manyay.Forjardekoo.Ahdeepoh.Maymaysootah.Omollah.Loodogood.Elyeway.Taybay.Ingwoh.Ahdemlay.Fauchong.Orogay.Ewollabee.Ojoe.Oddah.Ashatokah.Ogah.Ackealoo.Ahjai.Miah.Marwoo.Olarbomger.Koddeboo.Ochaw.Awoo.Dongoung.Ahkallah.

Abinyea.Omoh.Kooshomo.Mocober.Sabane.Lagee.Obassah.Oddah.H’abee.Odoo.Ullemarlah.Howesah.Wyewah.Mangue.Farfame.Marmah.Ogoodagry.Ojukallayko.Happo.Bosee.Esomanquah.Kozannah.Agolyeroo.Abombo.Olobaslure.Nakodge.Landoo.Oddah.

Larmie.Odotam.Kokoo.Afachower.Backah.Bambahyuah.Fonsyetong.Ochaw.Hyenah.Changahday.Oldway.Bowsevee.Ahfueam.Ottoddoo.Dayfahko.Adebar.Olookoo.Lamee.Bookee.Oddah.Aubojau.Oloocoo.Affyjeeko.Ojah.Hyenah.Byeyah.Diepay.Ahdeggee.Falleyquah.Alowadah.Pokey.Bowsevee’s.Emquah.Ejarray.Koko.Ensham.Okeebodee.Adjuma.Lureker.Ahoobellah.Taua.Darinkay.Okkry.Atidday.Kamboh.Mangway.Lobuitong.Shollahday.Ojoe.Kallaytoo.Coperal.Pyesor.Guah.Egee.Ahgomgoh.Inguay.Soako.Gannee.Abadallay.Ahmarmehony.Cudjaloe.Damokay.Koohelah.Bullycamp.Bay.Sauddo.Warloo.Andee.Oddohtoo.Iyahwoo.Hossay.Pyesor’s.Guah.Nearpay.Ahwogoh.Chaska.Halley.Loombar.Ochau.Basammo.Porweigh.Sarbie.Chorme.Mohlay.Dooalloo.Ningah.Shubay.Alladay.

Ochawpoo.Daygayloo.Bannah.Tay.Aquah.Ahpannah.Ochaw.Inguang.Geamer.Dalloomer.Lendee.Togomah.Tannee.Sarnas.Lolarrec.Daddah.Zoah.Nahwah.Addoo.Gullah.Ojoe.Olooloo.Chalom.Bosee.Elumpah.Awonnay.Ahjibbony.Indece.Allbacall.Hyma(1).Olookoo.Morsay.Carmanky.Sardaypo.Daysomah.Turwaymay.Wyewah.Sammongo.Ogoolargah.Sarsingah.Hyenah.Olooloo.Gofay.Taysee.Embayyah.Equammah.Ahganno.Handah.Opebodee.Crowdalle.Jayboloo.Ahmadomo.Ornkay.Mayja.Guahree.Afunyankah.Guarrah.Injaypoo.Okoonyabee.Ochaw.Hallayday.Maddah.Achai.Taysee’s(3mths).Aquay.Hambay.Dallah.Culabako.Madee.Mocyosbalee.Addigoo.Amasa.Ollumike.Manmoh.Allemarlah.Sallaydah.Koley.Kaytay.Marguarby.Kannakay.Okillahday.Ahsofahday.Indye.Ahdonnahoe.

Wambelah.Lolloh.Dofosee.Dondoh.Ologedee.Hyma(2).Ouchabee.Guallay.Hymobarjee.Okanloo.Odokkeshaw.Adomkome.Koley.Boyday.Defooly.Ogumbyebee.Daykahkoo.Awoochee.Denniyo.Andonnahoe’s(9mth.Boo.Chobahday.Omfohgoh.Masunba.S.donoko.

Gesterday.Lakabody.Debohra.Olagarbie.Jordah.Chorme.Ajumbee.Wonney.Labbah.Alluloo.Bankolay.Addoo.Tassah.Injaillah.Nayee.Sugnam.Ammoko.Mahmah.Alcabah.Manno.Adoo.Bagbay.Addibosah.Ojourcee.Maymonah.Lusaymo.Awuschee.Yaryah.Boy.Laddahbah.Salloo.Ochaw.Wherry.DemmayGood.Nayee’s(6mths).Dengo.Ahgoobee.Oloalee.Telleboo.Malkee.Lawa.Obeela.Awoodoly.Adjinnah.Ahgaya.Ahcham.Hyena.Mominadoe.Bundah.Ahlabbah.Ojoe.Hyenah.Flow.Mungo.Soingbay.Yammah.Loobahjoe.Agonnayme.

Nauasso.Doroo(1).Honomuk.Cardelloe.Bolarjey.Idao.Sarsongah.Bechar.Ajumbee.Laybombah.Kye.Lammee.Ahkenno.Ochaw.Seerayteah.Sarquay.Kossee.Yong.Lommobo.Allahday.Nauatoo.Larakee.Igeema.Wahloo.Woluddy.Yabaradoo.Warlobba.Lobbah.Molume.Faer.

Mahferttoh.Oyeatoobee.Ojoe.Addear.Kyemore.Doyore.Bovia.Abba.Achaw.Odootochay.Along.Eagerio.Amadoo.Ahloo.Satully.Congway.Malloo.Ahtonkah.Achumachay.Barbanyah.Taywah.Fattemah.Lackorree.Sallayday.Sumpoh.Bosah.Bovia.Kobboh.Koehoro.Ahjibbolah.Inguin.Hano.Manhee.Tagbah.Eggeli.Fatouma.Iasalloo.Doe.Daywoo.Garbay.Myewoo.Kabbray.Oguosandee.Edoo.Warraguer.Noco.Ahmassee.Wattom.Bordeau.Ahgodday.Ambo.Adducun.Essay.Case.Ojoe.Esseday.Odomady.Parloome.Ourdoo.Indrayaye.Tallah.

Ahjarme.Ojoe.Marmah.Geray.Loco.Bovia.Anang.Odochninah.Daykollo.Amagou.Doroo(2).Addebuko.Mahmor.Eddoh.Laboobee.Lishiloo.Hyenah.Chackee.Trunkaytay.Guah.Ahjarme’s.Zuackkey.Fasshayroo.Zabblue.Bosoo.Toh.Anong.Ahkinno.Ahkillahday.Inquay.

Harnly.Osher.Mahgoo.Lacello.Betanlah.Ahmawee.Ahbahjah.Abarmee.Tarmeah.Kowarree.Ahkenjaybay.Achaw.Ochunegah.Guay.Mosoo.Toh’s(6mths).Wannaykow.Choboloo.Oshogbahbee.Gebou.Aberlomer.Sadar.Orgeegoola.Aboodo.Lagudie.Chelahday.Ahkillaloo.

Loochue.Daedoe.Bowel.Ahkenhaybay’s.Farchay.Asia.Fye.Bowyah.Forsay.Defong.Ahtoko.Fallahlat.Sengey.Cumbay.Hyma.Coogoreetee.Eugobey.Awardarre.Okonsholo.Mohjohdome.Ochadabee.Warbelly.Dayeyah.Ahdogray.Maddee.Itellah.Bangee.Haywah.Bovia.Cho wayLabbah.Onahyo.Ompammaylo.Amboy.Ofukume.Oloofajoy.Olloohanee.Agundee.Aminah.Oshayboo.Tagbooray.Ogbay.Yahfee.Kohroo.Ego.Daddee.Songkay.Say.Boocare.Bohsay.Palloo.Dacha.Mulloo.Aballica.Aboyome.Oyeboto.Ogoombie.Lavacoo.Vordumah.

Ahyonka.Ochan.Kardayah.Barbah.Samboo.Ego’s(11mths).Ahkeeboh.Fagbong.Bookang.Boosooaltay.Nanny.Bahyondo.Orlomah.Kollahwollo.Ingarda.Ogoogbee.Ayovayer.Agbah.Ahmirah.Arrow.Edowah.Deossmee.Chabee.Ingregi.Kanyay.Awoo.Hyenah.Lallahtong.

Guay.Bosoo.Chamanyo.Bahyondo.Ojumah.Lahchillo.Scuoo.Querhee.Agooree.Ahdoo.Oyelodday.Cordaloo.Odje.Mahmah.Ochanharday.Daywallo.Jagbay.Awoo’s(11mths).Eddoo.Ahkingboh.Bah.Boohoee.Nour.Akombee.Ochaw.Famlollah.Busung.Shagslay.Agooeto.

Ahbah.Ahmirah.Dejah.Kahsomah.Colah.Yanga.Bagbah.Munjar.Lahkoosee.Syebee.Manney.Kye.Daygo.Bojo.Bahlondo.Chumayloo.Ielay.Accang.Ayanah.Harrah.Ahbah.Adjes.Conoko.Bambokay.Iggay.Ahjai.ParBannah.Ranyay.Addoo.Ochaw.Ahkillahtoo.Dagbowwah.

Ahkayboh.Bojo.Deakkah.Kanbouse.Owojokay.Lobolong.Ago.Accassabees.Ahbah.Belloo.Ogunlay.Ayeakome.Ahkillayloo.Okardahbee.Guando.Boah.Arrahdoojo.Scharkohrah.Faddequay.Worrahjue.Ahbyeomee.Taytollay.Mollondo.Odomfah.Lookoo.Inlabah.Gallaloo.

Ackar.Phailoo.Agopoo.Aggee.Ogbah.Ahjah.Moneyakah.Sanjoe.Marmah.Mallahkoo.Scharcheorah.Oddepay.Karri.Ankollah.Day.Mulloo.Deeforah.Drequay.Ionbanga.Alloo.Marie.Ohjoe.Puitto.Akiduna.Aydamone.Horoyedo.Bammayako.Dahyah.Joe.Lanneah.Tib beetee.Fahforray.Bannah.Chymoh.Golomme.Ahjuah.Kommahpye.Moolo.Andaca.Gattoo.Comloo.Alookoo.Ahmirah.Aubaggee.Sabbobamoloy.Ahkey.Ajai.Korway.Mahboo.Jullahsee.Ogee.Gueaquay.Lodday.Gonjobee.Norquay.Moge.Loobahbee.Abahfinkay.

Ingnah.D,doroanner.Firaka.Laing.Dally.Auchaw.Eggay.Hyenah.Farselah.Poojay.Nahboy.Sardina.Scharbayloo.Deebookah.Lodday’s(10mths).Hyeohday.Womay.Annang.Ogoh.Ogobee.Allochah.Mame.Edenah.Odday.Ahmirah.Lyplee.Boosa.Dasoo.Olookorome.Vamoah.Bayyay.Aquahlee.Dayjokoo.Dugpahmoo.Woddee.Lyeenno.Azee.Bahrondo.Ahninko.Ochardallay.Quange.Tabee.Adoeonla.Lawsoo.Dapunny.Iggee.Ochar.Dagbaydoh.Ballakoo.Ballah.Yomboo.Asaytoo.Daylookoo.Olookokoo.Gong.Lallahyea.Noyee.Oroh.Ahsahloo.

Lallahyea.Terrahahei.Ogoe.Bigoola.Jalarkoo.Iggie.Auchaw.Treshekony.Malachow.Largedo.Kaymangay.Nahyoh.Narduaquar.Belarlah.Lootah.Cicori.Ahsowerdo.Egbellay.Oboh.Ojoe.Oni.Awasi.Cudusee.Keekra.Jibochallie.Agelarbugee.Ackilledo.Marshaloo.Amacow.

Omodoe.Mahgonnah.Foyee.Assah.Yarshingee.Sooloowah.Kongbah.Mahjahbay.Gaggezottoh.Abagg.Edumah.Koddaysee.Bellona.Ornobye.Agodee.Lookah.Oneirdie.Tuah.Manmoo.Awookoo.Ogosasee.Byegay.Joe.Onah.Daykenno.Toppayjue.Sorray.Mangayray.Dahjah.

Abong.Oloonongh.Chakayloo.Dogalla.Hyena.Beyonny.Deah.Janai.Pardombie.Ojoe.Murow.Iyenyookoo.Torray.Kanyay.Eayjoo.Adoo.Ommoosoo.Guebah.Pambay.Zavee.Abong.Ojoe.Ochaw.Ballaka.Leroo.Ayeowne.Egbah.Adoo.Abocootie.Mammah.Awarroh.Looarko.Kantay.Byemah.Sangoobee.Egbaroo.Lollaogah.Jarryboo.Eggai.Bovee.Egang.Fahchay.Marrome.Otondo.Manna.Whysonohee.Ourdooh.Chaibee.Ludge.Agebarchory.Surrah.Ahjuro.Korree.Bayah.Sugbemah.Hyenah.Mallahloo.Saydoo.Ojoe.Ahjassee.Mokey.Toomonney.Ochobah.Egongey.Ball.Acousoulee.Dookah.Achelookoo.Kiddedoo.Ajoe.Mammadoo.Dadda.Mahjoe.Mattoo.Hyenah.Yourday.Loogbaylay.Wangah.Lallahahai.Saywee.Abang.Adoo.Oloomaygee.Asick.Manosah.Hillopee.Ocondooloo.Auchau.Aboodoo.Ajarree.

Sanewah.Chachbahjoe.Seacca.Doe.Aberdoo.Ayouse.Goobayloo.Growhy.Benny-your.Ahgoh.Engang.Ogobee.Highlee.Edwock.Andee.Coosoney.Adookah.Auchau.Jaddoo.Ayana.Kokoh.Hyenah.Tahbanday.Lah.Oloobushee.Farnayday.Barpahkoo.Guerdah.Eddow.Bosayvee.Ahkombee.Sahpayray.Ahbeeodoo.Toley.Manasarah.Danoo.Blowoo.Chokailoo.Adelookoo.Meneserreh.Insaymah.Ojoe.Ibah.Yumboo.Amoosholala.Ahjai.Ommoshaw.Mepahnoo.Ahkeyahkah.Ahgohvee.Mahkoko.Arrahmahday.Cholay.Engoh.Gegrey.Cgoodyee.

Mamah.Barbarogah.Adya.Mammah.Okattah.Ahjidaypay.Mandoay.Jinyah.Parsadoo.Farquah.Magbally.Mahpoor.Hasseyday.Ogussee.Besong.Moloo.Ahkonnome.Emambe.Obody.Cyoozena.Chaubie.Abbochah.Koofonda.Mamadoo.Jayes.Oguallay.Suday.Koinnah.

Onaroo.O’Bootomboo.Ahkittay.Guebeh.Okattah.Dugbay.Obey.Loowhy.Omarro.Egau.Howusa.Omoonie.Ahteemie.Dukulm.Doie.Mordoo.Oleeome.Jabbay.Doearroh.Twowah.Onatarwoolah.Bankolay.Kannakay.Garmessah.Ojuddoo.Gosavee.Annong.Obahchar.

Marmah.Sammah.Ayabonny.Osooneywar.Mojearbie.Tirarmor.Ducher.Mamah.Ofattefah.Ocawho.Injaywah.Mahtooquay.Agooamee.Ahjarree.Ojoe.Dumguor.Ahbassah.Eddow.Enkellay.Orrokahday.Chumayloco.Engdong.Semonny.Farekoo.Parkie.Bubikah.

Infant(6mths).Esah.Olijar.Ahjattaloo.Fungaymah.Mahtooquay.Odeloh.Eddoo.Ochaw.Meindem.Ahpattai.Dojemoh.Beesong.Challomallo.Ahbycomee.Pongo.Hessey.Moodie.Ahjarry.Koodibarkie.Infant(7mths).Koolarga.Tyeo.Daycolah.Furray.Gumboi.Amarquer.Elyeah.Morrkay.Allowoo.Ochaw.Gosay.Dupay.Chudollo.Ochuckah.Esomp.Okirree.Hyma.Hyana.Monamarootoo.Okartoo.Dawallee.Jolofollowo.Elleyhay.Bangah.Jiggay.Olabbee.Bahjayboh.Kattay.Whylah.Oncoo.Kowee.Anchee.Mahgalle.Chojolo.Nahmoh.Orukume.

Cooseyna.Samookoo.Kootie.Conbellayee.Adachaula.Akromebodo.Lomerday.Gaysowah.Bundoo.Odippoh.Mahworree.Ojoe.Ittobah.Loobarday.Allahdomo.Hayfim.Chahbee.Mahsear.Engbine.Maddee.Becok.Abeobollah.Auchaw.Dachee.Odainaday.Bankollay.Oyarrah.Bandayah.Wangay.Shakeba.Ahkiddeyah.Ahdanlay.Kettay.Ojoe.Kosay.Ackan.Looktye.Ojoe.Ingdenor.Naura.Aoole.Aggai.Dussomor.Aboshaddee.Dippee.Farjam.Adillahmo.Cow.Jennah.Ashimee.Koojoh.Ojoe.Yokoo.Fagbah.Dugsay.Ambonno.Lookkoy.Kotolley.Ingleotoy.Egobogobee.Afoozongo.Aminnatoo.Neorgum.Akarudo.Igday.Kooshee.Adaypoque.Tahbonday.Jiggay.Looforquay.Goosharlah.Oddyjobbee.Uarnie.Ogah.Bosee.Ottoo.Daybarree.Ahdaycholoo.Engnorgo.Acaothe.Mama.Tooryshabbaloo.Odelarde.Infant(9mths).

Chechu.Ahyeorree.Chilayday.Barbanyah.Fangah.Aweegay.Atooloo.Ahqueoday.Omniah.Kaseebee.Bovee.Ommo.Olojai.Oyeapullo.Ingorbenor.Acushoo.Adooyer.Harooishah.Maroo.Infant(4mths).Aggai.Hyenah.Gittah.Kangwanny.Agonjobey.Fageeokay.Payworree.

Ochaw.Orsonkay.Ochaw.Challahsee.Bassec.Chokayloo.Ochaw.Inbonock.Cushedie.Dosonow.Haddam.ORichee.Ojoe.Ilah.Narbalkoo.Chodollah.Kanwargar.Achaw.Namah.Tyegomahday.Ahjabbay.Occarn.Lahkonna.Gagbaysee.Infiam.Odogaykay.Daybo.Incorbay.

Abelled.Oujoe.Hyephomee.Amoosoo.Agorbee.Ojoe.Chokay.Otittie.Lango.Degbootoo.Bushetah(18mths).Ahkoosee.Ochaw.Adimah.Ankollay.Ologoodah.Ogboo.Leechi.Hojye.Ingbanah.Amuntoo.Alonoka.Tennay.Ansasunkia.Oloofoo.Agoojobee.Loffoojae.Oladoe.

Lamming.Jaybong.Ujimagoo.Molackah.Ojoe.Aquallie.Ahdeeoh.Boosay.Ikakey.Tyeho.Fahsonnahday.Oktacker.Anybody.Oydema.Hysatrie.Allaboomy.Waysoo.Oloofo.Chacha.Achaw.JimMacairlay.Roboodee.Diaorlah.Bankoley.Egaygay.Ohlah.Ogoddypay.Bovee.Inchibee.Ogo.Mohehollah.Etorkey.Sigmar.Oeenaloo.Allesookoo.Anassa.Maddee.Waysoo.Ogollojae.Oddain.Tongo.Hyenah.Namigee.Kosendy.Akombolor.Changsoo.Ahkobbeday.Ahgassay.Ickhon.Ochaw.Ahqueoday.Ingorgoh.Alomcod.Mambourha.Gibearkoo.Maddy.Tudollo.Maddea.Adah.Odeadymoo.Imyongah.Gahabah.Oyellala.Onebokoo.Allahday.Osimbay.Lanogah.Ogassay.Obennah.Osahgee.Jobbo.Worgah.Akessojee.Honodoo.Tyseen.Maddy.Iggay.Indolloo.Akillahody.Cudjoe.Biahbah.Sootong.Tinnay.Womledoo.Ackinnahsah.

Hai.Daywallay.Medayjai.Taffah.Ollorogohto.Ahkeyfanivah.Sausdo.Conee.Shellaleh.Hygayah.Mamah.Odooto.Iggay.Ahwonne.Allahday.Bongbah.Maymonah.Afooshondah.Ahjai.Bekaykoo.Ohtar.Olommahlah.Bokohvee.Abashee.Choquay.Beepallue.Mancha.Alanoota.Ajai.Fabooloo.Achadie.Carree.Odooto.Adollayjai.Olloojah.Yellondoh.Oshaw.Bijarlah.Eggai.Dayshepay.Sommengee.Sahyah.Narrohday.Ingyah.Loogbahloo.Edovoo.Nancy.Abyemer.Heydoo.Akinnong.Aggai.Accomodo.Corree.Onaygoo.Layozoolah.Kronoh.

Ogoobah.Barnkeew.Sugarday.Oloofoo.Wong.Ocholaysee.Iai.Cabassee.Dellay.Mokommahday.Mahamoney.Maddy.Boysee.Illoo.Zebree.Ackillo.Acoomodo.Ahkibbayday.Oddoe.Narwowah.Ochebah.Olalottee.Delay.Oshoobay.Wonah.Eggai.Kossay.Oglah.Koveee.Mosay.

Nemia.Moram.Ashelonomy.Manlelloo.Yeolah.Akkibelay.Ackilloo.Oguallay.Ahdoebee.Bay.Odowahmee.Abittaloo.Ahshamee.Hyenah.Kissark.Ochaw.Kossay’s(10mths).Tarcan.Mollahsiah.OWojoe.Kekong.Maman.Adoola.Ebbesarloo.Ogodenoh.Ihena.Akibbelay.

Awayger.Donahkah.Lander.Doosoomah.Bomardie.Lanley.Lallahtah.Wong.Tacchee.Bovee.Agboo.Inchoray.Warree.Kellop.Logona.Oneshado.Eague.Pow.Dowoo.Hyenah.Ogollerlay.Chonnee.Jackoo.Kohgee.Ojuackoo.Eddow.Ojoe.Onong.Eddong.Bokohsee.Ioggo.

Ochodoh.Addekallah.Kumicia.Busalolo.Ooomeloo.Aggishomah.Hyena.Ahloree.Dowoo.Hyenah.Ahgoodjoebah.Addoo.Ogoodaree.Loackoo.Schonday.Daykombey.Nomonnah.Oloofee.Yonnohday.Oglanguay.Daywallah.Hyenah.Kusea.Osabomay.Okimbaloo.Bacchie.

Comcoo.Odabbee.Ahloree.Ojoe.Ahboggee.Kanu.Moodashee.Lafoura.Ochaw.Ogoobahday.Mon.Howerlee.Bovey.Enno.Kanggah.Choleage.Kemadie.Ogaraby.Wanee.Cooperlaine.Gebby.Bangoodo.Odabbee.Wollaykah.Chaugboa.Barjar.Ojoe.Galargoo.Ahjallah.

Kooshannoo.Nong.Waykallay.Kohahwee.Ebbah.Ochaw.Eggai.Kesock.Olumnama.Achow.Malloochan.Oshona.Beeoh.Banggooddo.Ocholattee.Tikkahloo.Neartor.Omsohjoh.Hyenah.Dinnerwahkoo.Mammaniyae.Concooleah.Ochaw.Gosummay.Orong.Ewarree.

Yahnoo.Kingar.Loubushey.Awlutsallah.Hyabardie.Yagga.Boroso.Beeoh.Oyeabim.Oloolgah.Jarkoh.Ochaw.Latoolawar.Chomoh.Faddequay.Malbapah.Ahjai.Kovey.Addedee.Hyenah.Obowwisday.Cheacheba.Colar.Oyozee.Allama.YawJoe.Hyena.Bowso.Joefolleewah.

Ahdajinner.Nanayforrah.Agbay.Esseekah.Koodoraw.Onee.Yamocko.Ambarkay.Lokossee.Bojoakombo.Doddah.Ebahfay.Agombah.Amadoo.Soybargee.Assiboonkay.Odolu.Alumko.Hyena.Tyeorkoo.Ahdassah.Yuabanguewar.Myohree.Gajonquer.Fabbee.Allahday.Eppar.

Ahdayshaw.Dogbay.Etabbah.Efullay.Daddah.Luah.Mojoby.Nausee.Malloka.Lebbokou.Kenmaka.Ahninko.Odooday.Eggah.Gewar.Sallahday.Ossakong.Fahyemmee.Shookondoo.Emfor.Heeahday.Boovee.Mussembah.Chomahlay.Okannayday.Basubakoh.Ogo.Ocownee.

Tacoochan.Accooley.Iggai.Auchumbie.Ahgosah.Narsah.Narnangnewar.Konnohboh.Moyardee.Daylonkoo.Boogarree.Mettah.Ebow.Boovee.Egboo.Equochah.Beechay.Kong.Arka.Gabba.Ollookacay.Larneahboley.Aggaloo.Abbechroner.Mahmah.Amochah.Baia.Bommohday.Adooloo.Yourday.Okronnay.Oneesack.Ahbiddahgong.Daygomme.Coffiocho.Ochaw.Ojoe.Tugor.Mangoby.Doe.Ammodo.Oneakoh.Obellgagie.Jellolah.Koomoyee.Coffee.Tanguay.Okokohbarry.Orgoonamo(8mths).Eddoo.Dagbaggah.Jar.Kopollee.Bosee.Ag boh.Kommahbashee.Anetah.Teah!Teah.Sallakoo.Abootoo.Guyyar.Acaky.Amchoo.Hyanna.Killahtah.Moocarday.Yarkwee.Yammohday.Barsah.Paymonnee.Daymahmee.Wan.Doggo.Okekillo.Wooroh.Chokayloo.Bahfemah.Quabeda.Anbukoo.Aloossee.Obokay.Maccoo.

Fallecah.Duennee.Daysolah.Occoo.Odjee.Onnakayee.Osalloo.Ahoossee.Eggai.Jattoar.Ahjoco.Agojobee.Omoquo.Fallahko.Ahjai.Kemoshe.Adeebee.Dido.Ahjibborey.Ojutty.Epecacah.Morbochau.Oddeesah.Barcannoo.Chedue.Addoo.Akootoloo.Yellehtoh.Donnahpay.Modoobar.Eddoo.Ajaidomme.Yamsea.Eyeame.Ochaw.Baddeba.Amiree.Ajai.Adoy.Odacome.Ebeladilah.Katay.Odesannah.Addalah.Bonday.Fammenah.Shunmorkoo.Gyeolah.Foggahday.Garbar.Ahchai.Isattoo.Indefoh.Intelloh.Ahkealloo.Eben.Demala.Noyar.

Oladday.Lebeffo.Daday.Iggai.Ojoe.Ochaw.Bonday.Okahree.Oloojoo.Ogai.Ochaw.Gar.Achaw.Larmee.Ockoo.Yeabullo.Dosommo.Kagbaun.Amura.Hayena.Farsolay.Acguan.Ihena.Barlookoo.Jofollaywah.Ladie.Perry.Ammadoo.Shuperboo.Daddah.Jaybee.Mandamme.

Allahbarmee.Abayronkai.Aggedee.Ochogul.Dayloung.Kagbaun’sInfant.Oblee.Ogoosee.Jinackar.Makardoo.Alletoobah.Naggoodie.Lokittee.Allakoodie.Lussey.Ojoe.Omorrabarkah.Iyeabee.Ahkillah.Mardeebar.Faggahbee.Edowoo.Bandoh.Parro.Dowo.Enjier.Ayena.

Osooforkee.Sargolah.Osoom.Aboon.Hyomah.Joesong.Allichino.Ybarr.Cusseeslah.Daykoo.Onekaypoh.Ogee.Toobah.Morloo.Ammoco.Hencha.Oloo.Adoo.Kobanu.Aboo.Ocoololoo.Orloo.Alattoo.Quochia.Yeomonah.Oloobee.Addamoo.Wigoe.Okoolah.Larbah.

Omelarrah.Hyenah.Coolah.Quchoro.Kopallahyea.Tagbah.Agaybee.Mohcholo.Succumar.Sumolo.Matome.Lyenosogood.Zebree.Onee.Hyyonah.Okillsellah.Allookardie.Amja.Ahgahlee.Ajuay.Eyemow.Joobottokong.Sammacole.Loobackah.Yegbah.Wango.Ahdayroo.

Googonah.Fareme.Mama.Dano.Larfanguoh.Aucorbah.Oclika.Ohshimmalo.Onaybee.Ackarlah.Allakon.Abulloo.Alubee.Ahjai.Shonnakay.Yammah.Cobarkee.Youse.Oiro.Ocholoo.Amochah.Agooo.Marlow.Boyba.Ahdaykoh.Allerday.Anninke.Olookbaydee.Obeordoo.

Oggoogardie.Bay.O’Cudjoe.Askumbalah.Ahpottoo.Ochaw.Bansah.Harnebee.Ochombay.Bahrondo.Bebelarree.Ahdaybee.Massahpear.Acanny.Coolala.Ochome.Odowo.Onguamadu.Hyyenor.Ojoe.Laphedonnoo.Komah.Emchamkay.Sajen.Hyenah.Choolong.Barhallee.

Tofullay.Bollahday.Owoqua.Edahbee.Daddah.Kumbong.Dorakooro.Mamah.Ahwolley.Bocah.Olgojoubie.Taynee.Olooshantee.Aecoojarbee.Dewargen.Faggam.Dissafoo.Sofunkye.Leekoolah.Loompah.Hodoo.Ammahpay.Aboo.Oloo.Marmah.Bohso.Kyerday.Ckunno.

Eseahuah.Barremarko.Ahlubah.Kodo.Hurroh.Adayvahyee.Echee.Mahsonay.Anecy.Ochaw.Olojo.Jaykah.Cotah.Daysah.Ahlahjay.Awadem.Hurroh.Asseewater.Dagunna.Manjack.Indowesee.Ahboo.Logo.Okroo.Woarchah.Nofye.Lajay.Awiss.Okoray.Adoo.Addee.Jocko.

Mahkahmah.Ahjai.Hyenah.Crewchay.Wombahkay.Indayo.Lajay.Child.Aoo.Ahkoray.Adoo.Isappoo.Tofitty.Ahneardoh.Ahkombaylay.Woroo.Seeyah.Chekoanah.Doyoh.Lahbah.Asor.Alleah.Addah.Daggee.Tetambay.Azayzay.Oyea.Mentor.Tahkoo.Anemechay.Kosso.

Koyah.Baba.Waahfoe.Addoo.Ugoo.Keesack.Okrah.Aheeome.Fahtulloo.Ahchee.Annokah.Ahbosso.Koyah.Child.(18.mths).Lalu.Imbokah.Naysay.Gammissee.Minnambom.Azim.Okollogo.Highlah.Cratchchay.Imboh.Hahgee.Ballay.Segnor.Cheonrah.Allah.Enappierre.Binnahnay.Wankah.Edow.Chobesee.Coco.Sindo.Ahgonday.Ballay.Child.(9.mths).Pargburnee.Wahnulay.Apah.Accumanee.Bahnackim.Orwah.Adoo.Tohbassee.Cochee.Haraloo.Wossoo.Ballay.Budyvee.Odomah.Kahkandah.Addah.Bitterah.Aharoo.Lanleggay.

Okonossee.Governor.Aban.Zayzo.Doe.Lajah.Ahkaysue.Ahboomah.Owah.Binnahnee.Ahlay.Ojoe.Mallewah.Seeyaw.Hatogoh.Dayahvee.Doe.Child.(15.mths).Iossee.Imbaykay.Kayroo.Appah.Bangbom.Orreahko.Ochaw.Okuntoo.Ahgammah.Woko.Ahkosso.Polowah.

Baquoi.Oboe.Asah.Garrah.Indogay.Dayoam.Bankolay.Ochaw.Edye.Ata.Saykonno.Mallayah.Nimnor.Wahkah.Ahgottoo.Ahibee.Beekong.Amberkay.Ahboh.Okooronkai.Forrey.Wanday.Doosayvee.Cozoneekay.Buvoyee.Okeekay.Addoo.Maggea.Somah.Ezuewanna.

Oloh.Ojo.Ahbeay.Haramo.Booso.Buboh.Arkedar.Herodaywefay.Okroo.Annickam.Ingomah.Tasseteah.Allahday.Oppoh.Cojoe.Harnay.Boyoh.Buboh.Child.(11.mths).Savee.Woojay.Wargary.Goonassee.Okomee.Opahbee.Chaygayloo.Kyeoday.Cossee.Aban.Dojee.Malbolloh.Sapoor.Ahquaybom.Aguamay.Wanekah.Sangoroo.Wayzogay.Ahgorro.Ahkittonah.Sackkey.Abassay.Doahvee.Eddoe.Bosovee.Ahfoh.Obinney.Ammahra.Indaymay.Onahgahram.Iohgo.Chuddepye.Tayno.Toway.Booso.Lahdonay.Comee.Agorahah.Coroboe.

Odowhi.Guallay.Alleytapoh.Akai.Faybayne.Mayjay.Apanko.Boovia.Lahdonay.Child.Dolarsee.Wannahozore.Aguaray.Abinnee.Gahrah.Equay.Ahveejah.Ourbay.koh.Iannahbin.Karo.Tyesay.Mahfeebee.Salone.Ennam.Aguaray.Passasa.(pregnant).Bobsay.Okontoh.Faljaybo.Ahtecolay.Emear.Aban.Booso.Mahfeebee.Child.(8.mths).Agbarry.Wochaygorah.Asah.Chattah.Intappay.Indowesee.Fahgondo.Akinbooday.Sawey.Adoo.Kosso.Chahtoe.Dolu.Odahokoe.Asang.Ahkomah.Bongay.Wogo.Jeeboso.Bamhoo.Kohehue.Okaramo.Hahko.

Bangolah.Farseelay.Woodaynee.Aparay.Amay.Tobah.Aronta.Ollojogo.Adoo.Kohehue.Kannokay.Honor.Lahbee.Buoyvee.Duguyroe.Onay.Ahbusha.Ahpannay.Ahpam.Acholah.Lumday.Mahoee.Aboh.Ollelattah.Bangolah.Buoyvee.Chahgoe.Imaray.Oquah.Bammisoh.

Hurroh.Ochaw.Oquahday.Cavee.Wochokay.Iyamee.Yahbarray.Bosayvee.Imbaykay.Odah.Wahboggoo.Bangah.Ahpanny.Ammodee.Ahbyeomer.Demday.Alay.Asong.Bosaydee.Nokookay.Woraymah.Orrah.Gunno.Sough.Ahpanny.Ahjai.Eggai.Tahjoe.Wochokay.Gromah.

Obah.Lejobay.Nentah.Osogoe.Yahmeahhah.Inguaw.Eden.Fahskinnah.Ojoe.Yaho.Argo.Edow.Bodonday.Wocorro.Imborray.Osobecah.Indahway.Iyokee.Emore.Ogah.Eggai.Cuffee.Norro.Ahdaykambee.Mahjuday.Quiday.Immuchay.Ordah.Yahyah.Inkomo.Hurroh.Ahdeeo.Ojoe.Tay.Ennay.Darray.Mahlalay.Doquay.Wonkah.Aquah.Ahtahbah.Taymake.Esean.Omochah.Pradome.Vojugbay.Ennen.Dorkong.Lahdee.Agata.Obony.Makatay.Hahjoing.Beesong.Ahpanny.Jahgo.Cumfackman.Taytay.Oloko.Ahbarreshe.Ahdesahlo.Aoola.Mullahlelay.Aquasay.Owah.Beesah.Ekendem.Choeleequah.Bomboo.Digbay.Atah.Lolleyway.Atayjue.Edoe.Wankah.Ahdah.Fannekong.Mahkong.Hurroh.Moquannah.Yambombo.Jayjo.Akarabo.Opebbey.Fotoday.Dacoi.Ehaydomah.Ahbah.Olodomah.Maacke.Ahpanny.

Chomaybo.Chahrombee.Occo.Allahtah.Iahhah.Lahnee.Ocoi.Inguahomah.Ahwahbah.Ahdayjoh.Bosay.Okaquay.Agottong.Onuckaik.Isay.Leahgee.Sofullayway.Ahdaykonay.Bojovee.Ogalay.Ojarray.Motoday.Bong.Checo.Ogooshe.Mahbosarjai.Doso.Harahfoh.Sollahday.Tennay.Ogosavee.Aheobay.Ahkanjah.Amahyea.Nongay.Wanguah.Ochardarree.Lagbayloh.Korree.Herahfoh.Allee.Moleemoh.Ioquoi.Inhuahkay.Ahtoe.Echee.Indong.Oneahoworro.Ochaw.Yeayea.Yammahkrew.Herokoh.Sahno.Ahlekalay.Odee.Womah.Ahkorvee.

Emmelloe.Esoo.Immorday.Daygottor.Okoorailoo.Leeehah.Hammahuo.Sommoh.Ahjewah.Ahoboo.Ahah.Ahkahrah.Ewaytan.Neahmunay.Ozaysee.Wartussee.Labbahloh.Osoon.Alee.Aekayboo.Lahtay.Dugbeh.Imbahho.Ottoboe.Onay.Domah.Onamadd.Guarree.Iahyolah.Iahhah.Guammoh.Waybec.Ahratoo.Matlear.Hachee.Akoray.Alabalay.Mornay.Onokayray.Igoloo.Ogojomba.Iayhah.Iyea.Akowlah.Mellay.bahbee.Buoyvee.Imbaray.Addah.Abay.Beetong.Oguaguay.Loddojah.Ogojomba.Iarrah.Inganay.Amdambarko.Bahteyoh.Woisee.Allahmah.Asay.Gallugay.Mahsinnay.Ewah.Yahko.Eggai.Mojtay.Gerahcho.Aksharko.Monah.Anuber.Ahkoahboe.Odoh.Waydoo.Songuay.Oleeah.Leagah.Oguolah.Chaychay.Easay.Sagbee.Hyenah.Looi.Alleahgah.Adokah.Iyah.Ingang.Mookachy.Efohkombee.Pahwahday.Namwonah.Olee.Sagbay.Coshelahday.Agbai.Wahinkah.Ahquajah.Waynay.Sannahjog.Eroo.Ochaw.Anneolah.Quamin.Nandomah.Hossay.Oboloh.Adebo.Ahjeahbay.Iallahbah.Baysay.Inloobah.Enoh.Eye.Ammahkai.Cuffee.Olay.Okonno.Yahwoh.Aledloo.

Womboh.Imbee.Adallah.Mesonggo.Haybah.Dayome.Achaida.Moddoh.Oloo.Aehow.Yohnoh.Adasee.Imbahfoe.Womaray.Annowena.Ahwan.Okraig.Awosay.Bahsayloo.Aneo.Hozarko.Ahgusso.Hyesah.Abasor.Wankah.Ionwah.Oursanee.Tondo.Ahpanny.Ahlabbah.Hyenah.Yahw.Ebaybay.Tahbugga.Ahgapee.Amomee.Lollah.Komahgo.Edah.Toobah.Ogounay.Daykomme.Sammenoure.Cudjoe.Ababeah.Ahkong.Lahtokay.Mochow.Imbahjeahkah.Ahdoe.Dongoray.Tamkong.Indowissee.Elayko.Ammenah.Abettee.Adah.Boosa.Mahsollah.Ocololuee.Wannay.Okoray.Timma.Bung.Oboo.Fotaykay.Bankailo.Cuffee.Beahko.Noobye.Lahbah.Todamy.Aguahbemah.Eneboe.Wahguana.Inyom.Orgoo.Ahdaygola.Fahchekah.Degbay.Joalue.Ahquasno.Fahlosay.Oabee.Nochay.Odoe.Adoriggah.Nokomout.

Okrah.Kohye.Eyekutto.Coquai.Bibby.Mammah.Obolloh.Bosavee.Wandah.Osoe.Ohokrah.Soomore.Equaboo.Payjigbay.Afindequa.Abblah.Indomah.Olottong.Hyesah.Buoyee.Ebee.Ahdah.Ankoo.Dombay.Ogamkah.Ahdayjie.Finchetah.Nour.Bibbay.Ozobbah.Lahbah.

Taca.Wahkam.Odoe.Komay.Bandang.Wockahfoo.Agollahlah.Paykolah.Fever.Bibbay.Owahlo.Woreyea.Lardepo.Baykay.Odoe.Aporay.Dokah.Workoo.Ahputto.Akunneday.Bearsah.Ejahko.Locko.Fannah.Aroobar.Ahtom.Ahquang.Sagbah.Sombah.Azeechenay.Iyeapayjne.Kulleykai.Ahkahvah.Abako.Horrno.Daygo.Asoo.Hobah.Ahdah.Kranko.Jockdim.Inpayboo.Hyenah.Hyenah.Ahkoah.Jahrahsee.Daddah.Adesah.Toorit.Hebay.Ahdah.Abaydissee.Ianjoe.Ebayzim.Farkam.Hyenah.Mahosee.Adochaywah.Ellaybackok.Alloko.Abadoo.

Ahkallaylay.Ague.Awojamee.Kohso.Ingeorgay.Farsinkay.Ahrooway.Tannahooh.Wannahchah.Dosommo.Edowoe.Osoudy.Akebray.Aquah.Chedah.Bong.Okampah.Ahimkay.Hyenah.Kossevah.Wogo.Ogotallah.Jekay.Marjodamy.Ingrass.Akoray.Ahkarbanday.Kongoh.

Inkraykah.Mybigjai.Orokoh.Kossee.Akammah.Odolammce.Hyenah.Yanna.Ochah.Ozoe.Akrassah.Sowah.Wocharf.Orrochahtoqua.Mahboloo.Ahfraychee.Bovee.Sahno.Edowae.Alajuca.Imbaykay.Bosogah.Obaykay.Yango.Emore.Bochahkallay.Lahjayloo.Queah.Attahno.Hollahjah.Hyenah.Chatta.Ingrass.Agoe.Ahjukoo.Inguay.Asaynee.Aboyourye.Ageawoh.Iesse.Abachay.Ahjinbah.Bylolloh.Buoyvee.Ingrass.Ayaday.Okron.Mahfang.Ahpanny.Ahdaygo.Highduttie.Dayday.Bokoo.Ohdonjo.Bocapah.Acpan.Odoe.Chabomah.Aquailly.

Pokey.Hurroh.Malleyea.Toofullay.Hossevah.Ojambay.Borkoh.Hammanday.Teachworro.Ejomay.Sobah.Ahfoddo.Godway.Krotonoo.Ahsoonkai.Soolullahday.Nochay.Aneahfoo.Bosay.Farginno.Teachworro.Imbaykay.Ahdah.Akarbo.Ingakray.Ahpenny.Nannah.Soolallahday’s.child.(8mt.Ahgussee.Adooko.Doquay.Sargerro.Moah.Imbaykay.Asah.Ecahboo.Sesinnee.Hurroh.Hyenah.Ahbayboh.Ahdesah.Abuachah.Dobosay.Byensah.Oddah.Okarakoe.Oguray.Ahquarray.Neamjong.Ahpanny.Ahkiddoh.Ahbayboh’s.child.(8mths).Ahde sah.Oleah.Coyway.Noahsay.Woeko.Ahkoe.Ahkoray.Tanevrah.Seekongay.Esaynay.Edow.Daykussa.Momorko.Wahnolay.Fakvey.Dosoo.Apenneywah.Olee.Ohdah.Aquarrey.Melaykay.Hurroh.Ahdeeobee.Daykussa’s.child.Cussebah.Wannenah.Lufah.Foddayah.Neah.Ahkoahko.Ahdahkay.Appah.Yoko.Mayzee.Fallahkai.Lahkumbee.Korreko.Nannoh.Brahah.Okoo.Moday.Ahtom.Oquoray.Wahfahkoo.Nammah.Hurroh.Otayl.ukkah.Ajennay.Doyonyow.Bibby.Boysco.Doosoo.Hurroh.Ahtom.Okoray.Ahquando.Inbohkoh.Ofayday.

Bimbayloo.Yeawonday.Cossee.(pregnant).Adonwah.Coyvee.Miroo.Ahpenney.Bonmay.Malamah.Why.Guam.Hurroh.Ahanday.Dannaykai.Baydayonho.Afoko.Gosewee.Attoo.Ahpenney.Cheamay.Ohdah.Enuojerricachenera.Gobahsah.Mampah.Joloo.Naykayho.Queyah.Bolee.Monoday.Doyoo.Hurroh.Equay.Asaygoh.Enuojerricachenera.Komoknack.Maddayko.Tahjobee.Awah.Ahsohyee.Nahchah.Daysaree.Don.Moah.Addah.Ohdah.Ojinnenakah.Jongjang.Okooray.Mannems.Bambayfoo.Sowayah.Attah.Nesahsay.Ahgooba.Ah penny.Imbahfoe.Equaray.Illahdobah.Backeynack.Ahpanny.Apro.Lammay.(pregnant).Ahvayway.Namah.Wahnelubahsay.Baagbo.Hantah.Ahjogoe.Addah.Bahfoh.Ponjah.Ahfenny.Changgollah.Erayjobee.Allegaysee.Aboh.Chalasee.Bungbo.Ahbowway.Boamkoe.Egah.

Yeggra.Monen.Hurroh.Keelambee.Ahroyea.Ahtaysee.Bakay.Nokakay.Dosoo.Moday.Imboguay.Occroo.Dobah.Toykoy.Hurroh.Hyenah.Ahsultoo.Ahgussee.Mochah.Boyvee.Nono.Mahloh.Iyea.Ahbah.Ollookassee.Iunjue.Hurrohfare.Bambolah.Fuddepay.Ahblaywah.

Okapah.Madonay.Polassema.Ocquah.Chemay.Aquarray.Offoodoroo.Nahbom.Okookah.Arrekolah.Ejaybobbee.Ahbrah.Chaboh.Noneah.Ahsugba.Byyoarah.Allaygahkoe.Ojarray.Equarrarreack.Indekay.Ewah.Fahtolloo.Ahroyea.Powway.Cojugo.Bojoe.Forrongbo.

Acheame.Injomay.Ahtong.Ammaday.Nickahbay.Obaggee.Mahlamme.Ahsulto.Bannah.Daggellah.Maybay.Tanyo.Oco.Imbobassah.Bovee.Wodo.Kaykay.Ahlo.Myeahday.Fuddepay.Dohwommah.(pregnant).Boyei.Boyree.Jano.Hurroh.Akobaray.Ahboh.Waka.Ombay.

Ammadoo.Akinday.Farrepay.Dohwommah’s.child.Edow.Ingopee.Boeassa.ENang.Lolloh.Oneechay.Annapour.Bahwonday.Opahroo.Juko.Hyenah.Baychayboh.Akkaunouree.Coyree.Mousoo.Acpanney.Imboquay.Hanggay.Oabooah.Anitobay.Harraianna.Dobolah.Fahchahkah.Yesterday.(pregnant).Hanjahbee.Coyong.Jusso.Hurroh.Chekaytay.Aggobah.Amapunah.Nonnock.Hurroh.Ochumo.Ochofumbah.Intolloh.Boyoh.Annesahrenah.Boyo.Moday.Akomay.Okaybee.Ogootaa.Mahtombay.Ozrohomah.Hyenah.Mahbojugoh.Ahco ah.Bahkolay.Bogbay.Aggupo.Ewah.Imbafoe.Obangah.Omea.Dandokay.Karreenoreboh.Ahbayro.Fabbee.Ahgooddah.Oboso.Wahkay.Sissoo.Ebayquah.Ahtom.Beirco.Ummudaa.Sahworay.Ommokabba.Enohday.Afudday.Wootonno.Dosahoee.Domay.Sasoo.Errymough.

Inchueamay.Ochoo.Annequa.Nakabuck.Azai.Icholah.Mahgilay.Gahfoy.Woro.Boyvee.Mosoo.Ebarrey.Okonah.Onimequah.Enachay.Bingham.Indowissee.Dadday.Fagbotay.Ahjugwah.Beeako.Zolakay.Dosoo.Okerakay.Wahkobah.Ojelobee.Ballajoe.Cumbah.Okaykay.

Millegbassay.Arokay.Ambah.Ochoaru.Boyvee.Doahvee.Oguay.Ahkelazay.Broquefoee.Motoday.Cumbah’s.Child.(9.mths).Wokaynahgah.Ahjai.Uhchamwahday.Yahwoah.Torno.Babbah.Arresio.Oborebah.Inquah.Arrahchuff.Aleahkah.Mahposay.Onosah.Ahjai.Lahbulah.Chaho.Addasu.Veday.Assoo.Wallahkah.Ewahquay.Saychee.Nayaboe.Nomeze.Kajowah.Ahdayballah.Sahkoahday.Abbah.Horso.Bahnay.Ahgeah.Olue.Waybay.Wardoyqua.Ambokoe.Nomeze’s.child.Allah.Yourbayday.Egocoo.Obo.Horso.Siotay.Ocha.Ogolaze.Maddayyea.Ageroo.Owang.Nansonay.Lakochee.Scharbay.Assua.Cossey.Bosah.Lubah.Boyah.Ewah.Boodalfay.Oquamee.Wahchuckoe.Mahonjay.Obarbee.Afonkai.Yambomba.(8mths).Banney.Mahhamma.Allubah.Sattague.Lemoh.Booway.Okarameah.Ahmannahboe.Komayay.Worah.Molloko.Latterago.Quashie.Maddekay.Bayhosay.Zee.Woecalf.Ogboo.Agoo.Serahmokoe.Nahteese.Innang.Ahjiddo.Omay.Nammee.Fayno.Bahmay.Dosoo.Geogah.Equay.Onannado.Osea.Mosame.Akah.Edon.Fattekong.Quashie.Kodono.Coohno.Dosoo.

Adaycheney.Orquay.Osugoo.Wahballabue.Demullay.Olofah.Qookattah.Arrahsarree.Anaw.Nokomoh.Abrah.Dieta.Ahshonay.Mohquay.Ogoo.Attah.Ingarray.Akachagee.Ahfilchakkay.Ahlackah.Cojahbah.Boyer.Apay.Allahday.Okayko.Mahquanah.Ogoo.Eagin.Iuso.

Kallahbally.Hyenah.Olooagbah.Ocrow.Loahmee.Bahdoo.Acharoo.Uzaloo.Achai.Hamberlasey.Inahbah.Yeatea.Ahbawo.Gogonbee.Diesagree.Quaw.Jambah.Sah.Ojoe.Inguoquay.Echay.Barquah.Kayobah.Henoe.Okraffo.Ochaw.Bonayroomee.Dahbah.Codjoutaikey.Daday.Attosoo.Ohohgulleytay.Ahgorah.Nimmenarkah.Yaytobah.Bombang.Assahkoray.Oddesoh.Ahkahro.Forey.Feddeyoh.Mahkissee.Aggosavee.Eboko.Ahgarrah.Dumb.Ahkanwah.Tinnay.Ahbang.Orgegoh.Ahjai.Day.Hosso.Bahlay.Cussoo.Injokay.Odah.Dayboo.Ahkanwah.Gangay.Obokoe.Orchattee.Dahfeeahtoh.Lah.Gusso.Solebay.Chilly.Oguahlaklish.Addah.Cansoh.Abarah.Kimdaray.Hahgammee.Mahbobejae.Mootaytay.Ocoroo.Odayks.Boquay.Satayose.Okeboh.Ejai.Eboray.Emogally.Kanjah.Ingabbo.Loomannah.Boreegoh.

Omokee.Zahko.Mahkipee.Aggussoo.Induossee.Kahkanday.Leekay.Annahmah.Somtoh.Okoronko.Ahjai.Weeahtah.Quay.Bosahou.Boyree.Addasa.Aguahbay.Iahgarrah.Abokay.Annapqually.Mecorray.Obozeegah.Ahrattoo.Ahgea.Ezeeah.Ahwejah.Zekay.Neuaong.Ahnay.Egah.Azee.Odomoe.Zubah.Imbako.Ahdaylakoo.Okoombo.Cuffee.Balloo.Dayah.Hyenah.Okrakray.Odoo.Adee.Ahlopoo.Mejongah.Oleesah.Hyenah.Obah.Oeojee.Quirealtee.Baylue.Yammello.Okoo.Equanoh.Robanchee.Kassemenso.Pongah.Ochahgo.Ahpadday.

Monatwah.Anappay.Ahwo.Bahsee.Ahligbo.Ogee.Ahdickey.Nodah.Chelaykoe.Dedong.Ozakay.Oquttongboo.Naygahree.Nammy.Sokullo.Bosay.Yessoo.Elwin.Occro.Monnezah.OWonsah.Intubah.Ohongass.Akayloo.Odeeboo.Chaykoo.Bokoh.Hendayah.Chorekay.

Oneahwochey.Seeacoro.Bootokoo.Okamach.Pondah.Olozoe.Mammadoo.Ahtonee.Wodano.Ahbuckey.Bojah.Chodumah.Olokazachey.Booreyokah.Attoh.Amanaychee.Tacquay.Opoe.Ochaw.Abay.OHalamnah.Yaddahkoh.Mahkipee.Chodolloo.Ewah.Odoo.Ahsome.

Allopoe.Ingoe.Okraffoe.Dayfulloo.Moreseefoh.Quamin.Ahjannno.Bojoh.Tammornee.Ahgeefeokah.Seapoh.Owobah.Followang.Mahyangah.Ahbowah.Hyenah.Oddoh.Mensah.Wageee.Mahkissee.Callei.Ahno.Ohconneynee.Addee.Waytibay.Mahhtongay.Oboe.Ochaw.

Oddoh.Achuchay.Lahwonsee.Bahay.Niyem.Ojuko.Egamah.Ahjai.Ahkanquay.Sumah.Indowesee.Shaddepay.Egpennay.Quaceoe.Ibooddo.Tessee.Ogeebed.Eyahbah.Baybarwah.Addee.Ahsahmare.Tuckway.Okoroo.Luddoo.Eyebbay.Quashee.Bookoh.Ansah.Ocha.Edday.

Egannah.Imbeer.Wahchukue.Kangah.Indowesee.Gemjobee.Oddoh.Osamee.Dahoww.Owah.Codday.Obaddah.Ahpah.Serraybay.Inyahdubah.Beckateah.Ahjalloh.Laggee.Edow.Degbay.Boosoo.Henday.Quieto.Laykroh.Isoomarboo.Ahseekah.Intahbay.Yocksane.Onlahyah.Lookunno.Aequay.Quashie.Boosoo.Guahvee.Addo.Oboahgoh.Markeyshun.Ioozooozo.Ajoe.Eyeyee.Yabang.Ogommoh.Obeedokong.Oseeackah.Leechah.Abetts.Dahvee.Darvee.Eneahwochey.Ohkardoo.Akang.Pannonebee.Malenbah.Ebaquah.Ochaw.Oddoh.

Olosoo.Oluyah.Akoyvee.Carpo.Zomwartoh.Iagboo.Odoe.Bahfoe.Susoo.Inpay.Ahjibboloo.Adaykoo.Quaw.Bayyow.Bojoe.Querrajue.Ahkeeworoo.Oraiboo.Korve.Efonee.Basseah.Owahpoe.Chayloo.Ekofah.Okroo.Wahsabbee.Coyvee.Cassah.Ollow.Ahdayswah.Asaach.

Gullahnay.Mahally.Okoroe.Ahkaylaylo.Equajai.Obonee.Mommoh.Bojooee.Damalla.Workey.Ojaigbay.Inquay.Pogahsim.Jammah.Okarakay.Ochaw.Lahloosee.Dedday.Ahbourbo.Bojooee.Bedtie.Hooray.Erootah.Ahliye.Degmore.Assaine.Okarakay.Ochaw.Bolloo.Lahjue.Ahdallahko.Mayno.Doggah.Okrow.Ahbahmee.Leekay.Ninjam.Inpongoh.Hegekah.Ochaw.Woopah.Abrabbah.Barrah.Boyvee.Hottogee.Aheahgrah.Ahwoodo.Seekay.Nogelt.Yampotay.Amay.Akunno.Sahwoodo.Goguay.Ahjayouree.Cocoa.Savee.Wahchuko.

Aboochahgo.Abayhah.Baksock.Kakay.Azay.Ogoombye.Ahjai.Dadday.Sourah.Nuah.Bokee.Ahkantah.Ahlaykay.Daddah.Bahtam.Yabeyay.Ahzue.Mammahko.Nahsah.Jebony.Cleesah.Iahvosee.Degdaroo.Ollotoo.Ahkandah.Attay.Lannay.Nonkay.Ebaquah.Worro.Ahfeeasmee.Hehemanoe.Veeday.Ahgohee.Commissa.Oguay.Orah.Attesah.Lammay.Namposay.Oree.Lookonday.Ekoko.Sedono.Gussoo.Egballah.Hodda.Oguahjay.Seechay.Owebay.Abeg.Yammah.Obue.Olugbaylay.Nahpockkin.Accojay.Woeroo.Dolay.Howato.Oworrohzoo.

Boalouse.Mannayboo.Tanno.Yammoday.Azay.Nahsammah.Ahlohroo.Agballa.Addeurmah.Bojoh.Qurahliee.Chukonderray.Pamlookoo.Teemay.Oneyah.Yammosoo.Anacoray.Ambamkey.Anim.Daday.Sayvee.Boquay.Makossa.Ahbahchay.Ohchokah.Ahkonjah.Duboo.

Kourahyay.Ahkutay.Howjai.Ozeemaykah.Gahtobay.Booso.Luboy.Causso.Onneah.Oreegai.Ohokrah.Boom.Donee.Ahbannah.Rahjai.Ahbowway.Oboe.Basso.Nokay.Ahfaddah.Ahlettgo.Kahkandah.Ankoo.Bellah.Dolonee.Asinn.Oloohearree.Ejayboh.Coday.Sayehey.

Hissey.Podonoo.Horrokoro.Assoo.Odoo.Ahfaggah.Nakabayally.Ahbannee.Ammochah.Appah.Tazeah.Saurvah.Sekay.Abalay.Obrah.Mohmoh.Tannahboo.Endam.Nannemeek.Obuahkoe.Holay.Otommoh.Daday.Ohollahkah.Fahbee.Hoomasay.Allaykay.Footoo.

Ahquarray.Kombah.Tempoh.Horoe.Ommojai.Porrogoo.Quavee.Wookalay.Lahgebay.Indukukay.Chekayzay.Ogooreyah.Seadoo.Diggy.Manjong.Asennay.Chollojue.Iyeabenno.Ahyalavee.Jemo.Lumoe.Lonay.Argo.Orboo.Egahrah.Indogbo.Nantong.Ingappoe.Waysonno.

Arreveesah.Dovee.Doso.Lassah.Yarkass.Hayjayno.Okoranko.Kontah.Nonjah.Pinningbay.Imboburg.Mahmah.Boray.Ahtobilly.Bookarree.Lahbolloh.Okossee.Allaykay.Addah.Nahkah.Myyando.Nappay.Ahtahsea.Kommy.Wayway.Eccoah.Sah.Owanue.Hoyabee.Okoray.

Okaro.Akay.Bowillay.Massemassoray.Obargo.Hyenah.Jahboo.Adjuah.Mohchollo.Oboe.Yoabee.Oketah.Weesee.Ogoo.Intaypay.Mandekay.Innang.Wooro.Eddow.Abiah.Oloobackey.Deyoh.Menebookoo.Egollemah.Abaychee.Azay.Neanda.Nammah.Wanquah.Oqokooloo.Ahgohdear.Iyekah.Ajhah.Lahfeday.Bojaro.Okayray.Addah.Wozokay.Manay.Tokay.Odoanay.Ogokamber.Labbah.Dge.Addo.Wakoe.Doah.Oguayamah.Ayouchay.Ahmowah.Gahday.Nanbokay.Cojuquittah.Odowgoh.Ehayjah.Kollah.Ahkommay.Betah.Savey.Apenyoh.Arreebooahko.Ahninnahnocom.Okoroy.Angomah.Esoe.Ahjai.Baykeebah.(pregnant).Molah.Ojugballay.Hissee.Kivey.Agedday.Adoo.Owahkaditt.Bang.Hondoso.Chammarong.Fyeboo.Halfaday.Wokekay.Edow.Hissee.Child.Nefor.Ahtamsah.Arkozah.Wahhahjuke.

Mandonay.Ambolay.Kammerong.Adong.Olugbah.Inobalay.Pardonnee.Guah.Maotequai.Mundai.Ahkorray.Ahleoh.Kong.Induzoo.Efforah.Chofullai.Mackah.Appaw.Bankollay.Guah.Child.Hooedy.Mundai.Ahkorray.Fodoo.Dobonjai.Nambah.Onejoe.Edow.Mackah’s. child.(10.mths).Woorah.Dohso.Bullay.Oseey.Mundai.Obinney.Egee.Inbonjah.Posozay.Akalanning.Showbay.Omaddah.Okoobah.Tugbag.Bullay.Child.(4.mths).Buvrey.Oguay.Horrah.Fodoo.Ahguaray.Gamboyong.Idesnm.Layjoh.Enorsoh.Warkoh.Ahwoko.Yahbah.Lequai.Attah.Egboh.Ahdee.Mahrah.Induah.Obassay.Okuntay.Elegbahmunday.Bosoh.Roballo.Yahbah.Child.Nuguvi.Ofannah.Ahkooray.Sedoe.Beetonday.Bendo.Eboe.Fuddobee.Loahlye.Imbah.Orromoko.Hupay.Devay.Oco.Oquaray.Afodoo.Beov.Tellongoh.Obeahtoe.

Odummoko.Mahtoosay.Wockay.Boosah.Hupay.Child.Bojoi.Opanway.Innearah.Fotoe.Tonday.Tuah.Kammaroe.Ammah.Bonnahfah.Imwaragee.Affabassey.Sosay.Sosee.Oquabahcharrah.Occo.Appahlay.Myyongoo.Mahmoney.Insue.Lomah.Morroo.Wogue.Mofullayvee.

Sosay.Child.(18.mths).Looysee.Ollah.Olojoh.Apiye.Gommay.Injuang.Afody.Ebayjoh.Sahdugpay.Sokody.Ollahko.Varafoh.Yoho.Okraboh.Asai.Apallay.Sommelong.Buahronday.Ofrofay.Wooro.Eyahye.Oloh.Gupa.Varafoh.Child.(2.mths).Day.Okronboh.Kandah.Maywah.Songah.Gumbassah.Ahbanny.Doso.Ahdayroo.Ozoo.Taytay.Coyee.Dugbeh.Maddewokay.Akandah.Apallie.Bonay.Gumbah.Appanny.Olobagga.Pohjayjucco.Atonee.Olujohbee.Coyee.Child.(2.mths).Davy.Allazzue.Kahkanday.Maddokah.Chingam.Impongah.

Abang.Oloosuggah.Waydor.Obannaky.Dosahoeo.Ahkayee.Ocopee.Wankah.Kahkanday.Debboo.Nahbuckay.Summah.Egboe.Oluschaygo.Chaybaydor.Workochay.Dooso.Ahkayee.Child.(4.mths).Poaemby.Okrah.Ahkanjah.Apah.Ettay.Impongah.Intam.Ahday.Ohegbay.

Oboneby.Saymouno.Nayjah.Kosavy.Ochay.Azoyah.Maddachee.Blackay.Assongah.Abedy.Ochaw.Mahchaykarrey.Bonoby.Iahjay.Nayjah.Child.(2.mths).Koby.Arrahbotay.Azoyah.Child.(3.mths).Ogoo.Gahsong.Menjopoe.Eforay.Ochaw.Fahlinsoh.Obanniko.Wahso.Ac ocoa.Awaseba.Dinnah.Kahkanday.Irreono.Deybarrah.Nampongah.Alawokay.Ahrayre.Sagboh.Okalabo.Nahgo.Acocoa.Child.Kowy.Okrah.Odoo.Ahpah.Gogronko.Indakah.Abayong.Lahhomee.Salleybah.Yallah.Loulay.Iubalay.Soobey.Okoray.Ahkorrah.Ahfah.Lambah.Mahbong.Azay.Akayloo.Ogaybahroo.Annoh.Abjawok.Iubalay.Child.(8.mths).Edoe.Ochay.Lahmee.Aggublee.Binjock.Impongah.Mahhah.Hyenah.Mahsorrah.Eyea.Kojeckak.Goguday.Oboocha.Ochaynay.Kahkanday.Abadumee.Gambay.Ocorday.Asane.Allahday.

Ahborrah.Tokey.Ilyeloo.Quahjumay.Marseka.Accra.Abannanbay.Jue.Ingahray.Okronko.Aguaby-Imbeahkah.Lolunkah.Lahsee.Aballee.Agboo.Wanquah.Owang.Mahmah.Ahlahguay.Eborday.Fourbennay.Doomah.Ahkamee.Sabbee.Aleahkay.Dahmalay.Assoo.Immoh.

Addeyahkah.Mahgannah.Robantah.Ahfeeohnee.Kahwonnee.Inday.Attack.Labahday.Oshoh.Ohoonoo.Watercolay.Inquah.Addeayakh.Mahmah.Ogoo.Daddah.Koree.Imbay.Injoffoe.Hyelolah.Ajoe.Ahdahyah.Along.Immoh.Gussoh.Alley.Ahjubah.Ochowahlay.Dowarroo.Ahbassy.Injee.Bankallay.Ajoe.Ahbong.Moh.Intoh.Ahbassay.Ahkeyokah.Woroo.Awootoyour.Mgah.Nengandah.Ingay.Ahlokulay.Loahloo.Ahfodak.Agban.Inzonzay.Tokwah.Landlayroo.Ahjai.Daddah.Kundoh.Yamsay.Mangoe.Ahjokoe.Okoballah.Ojoe.Moh.Iyoh.

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Injungah.Agonjobee.Odee.Obolah.Bannah.Intangah.Imammah.Lassakay.Olubah.Ahsoquak.Obong.Sammah.Iunyatt.Laykoh.Joko.Manneday.Bannah.Mellekah.Inkah.Mallepay.Ojoe.Sissoo.Okong.Impotay.Innoh.Ahwahlay.Dyeloo.Ahkayjai.Pandahworroh.Imborokah.

Injujoe.Ahchopaday.Edoo.Sosonah.Bojong.Bay.Kanname.Oyadday.Robeater.Akaydah.Rahmoo.Kamchon.Intam.Mahbolay.Olubakjoh.Sah.Atah.Bendoo.Ahbassay.Ebootah.Osoo.Ahveetomee.Gaybah.Mompang.Labong.Tahwo.Oloonkah.Attoe.Asay.Mobahbay.Manfah.Ochahquah.Boredah.Konlyeyo.Sombyeyah.Mantom.Incombah.Hyenah.Alubee.Sossoo.Osang.Wambah.Wahlondo.Ahbeea.Vyeyobo.Cunnodegpay.Bayshay.Injay.Assoh.Ahwekalay.Dosumah.Assah.Gonah.Fangay.Kombay.Ojubolee.Soodaroo.Oway.Korree.Mantongoe.Incango.Laylay.Ahdasumah.Adowee.Odoh.Esalay.Inkahchay.Odobubron.Egay.Ieleggay.Iallah.Indeefong.Acotay.Ahkeday.Ahsobah.Awahtangee.Abang.Enguamboh.Avee.Quako.Mahbaco.Ahdenneekay.Babboh.Indang.Banguah.Ahgoloo.Ahjakee.Ahsobah.

Abong.Ingombuah.Innang.Ahdigbolay.Hyenah.Koowarree.Quyeway.Mongoe.Sumlong.Ahlumah.Hymah.Gotammay.Agboo.Sammah.Doloonay.Adobahday.Odee.Daddah.Dyeyah.Intoe.Waybay.Adoo.Betardy.Bosah.Acoo.Iyoh.Afaray.Allahday.Daykayyea.Ojah.Yahkoo.Indow.Wahbillay.Adoobaloo.Oshoh.Sopanway.Bangoo.Fuckkam.Inguammah.Ojaybee.Ojomoloo.Ahdegbolah.Yegbay.Ayap.Labay.Yahboo.Mammah.Deganay.Acoom.Woshah.Apahray.Koosammee.Ahdayjee.Ahasaymee.Doahroo.Sanjoe.Congo.Ahcokoo.Daddah.

Happoo.Agboo.Imoh.Apolee.Oroocharrenoo.Edowo.Daywahlee.Ingolay.Bambay.Incam.Ahmagee.Osahdallee.Madawoo.Barrakah.Sugallay.Inbumbre.Ochaddequay.Samlayloo.Myyoyea.Coyandee.Mangay.Berricam.Hyenah.Ahtinday.Ejoe.Incoom.Kandame.Ahkillay.

Bahkay.Ahkeechebah.Obinnee.Yeckkay.Ingahbah.Morondo.Ahdonen.Chahdahlay.Gocholoe.Incam.Wyezar.Mahsallay.Alahdo.Bankolay.Fahdonkay.Cannahvah.Gofong.Samninkay.Lallebah.Olochogalay.Bokak.Indeeso.Ogalay.Ahtimm.Mahjagbay.Barrah.Dayjonquay.

Poopah.Eyah.Konojay.Falosay.Dosoo.Woosoo.Intongo.Ingootay.Intah.Ogoonlolah.Chumoloo.Yeanonkay.Fahbong.Doodashay.Mandoo.Lahmee.Achahbay.Bookoo.Imboso.Olobay.Ferinah.Odrayroo.Ogololah.Fahbee.Dyeyah.Chumba.Iyea.Tennee.Tahoh.Ahgasanee.

Ingetame.Akay.Fanjay.Allee.Ogomekah.Mondeeyah.Bayyea.Choke.Bomokay.Lahday.Ogocholah.Ohonah.Ingee.Omah.Bunjah.Edoo.Ogotahday.Ahmolah.Cumbah.Kah.Mandoe.Ocoaday.Allahfoo.Ezezoo.Indingo.Okabeyah.Injundoo.Hyenah.Robeater.Odojoe.Ingobay.Bongee.Nah.Inbahlay.Alloo.Allaybah.Koomsay.Oleah.Imboote.Adoo.Ahkallah.Mollah.Farfaray.Yong.Injee.Ahmalegay.Yalamee.Enah.Indefong.Ozoh.Newtop.Monneyokoo.Ahjai.Hyenah.Sambahgo.Inquig.Indefong.Loachee.Ahbinbolah.Cubnah.Intong.Imboleah.Indahbay.Wooroo.Cheyahmah.Yahboh.Mahtoo.Ackam.Indam.Nahjoe.Abotallah.Dugwak.Forwith.Addah.Intoh.Ojoe.Odswahlay.Alahbah.Kayfay.Ayap.Indepayah.Sabbee.Ahdoylo.Tayyah.Insoo.Innahloh.Mantong.Isah.Ahwosee.Equahboe.Ningah.Ingoe.Intuah.

Ahwosatto.Munssay.Teah.Indong.Ogoo.Fanjay.Ogontallah.Mahkolee.Modayah.Sibbey.Bakang.Ahdoh.Hyesah.Ahzumee.Oboloo.Indayoo.Owoh.Indore.Fahbee.Okabay.Ahmololah.Dee.Gangnah.Pahdondo.Amekay.Asoo.Chokolay.Inguatto.Imbahfoh.Awah.Dayseequay.Ayomee.Owechee.Iaymanny.Ingay.Ahquay.Addammah.Defa.Pelloo.Incowith.Addah.Kondo.Moresoror.Chotoebo.Mallong.Mahjah.Yongah.Barguay.Mahtahwo.Adubaylay.Bosavee.Indayah.Ajaneah.Kransah.Sokkoloo.Fahgoowah.Hyenah.Yombo.Sarjay.Bahkoray.

Ahfalladay.Alahmontay.Wontamay.Wonsang.Chaloo.Wahsay.Okuntah.Edowo.Ochojulay.Dayyah.Yamsay.Bahkoray.Ahfalladay-Child-(13-mths.Annahday.Iteah.Innay.Omoh.Mandoo.Dequay.Equaday.Lalloway.Yahmahwho.Injokay.Karakaray.Yannoway.Dekahlay.Wosavee.Walker.Waytoam.Mellekah.Awoh.Kromoyee.Olojoe.Yombo.Imbote.Ejay.Yannoway-Child.Awosee.Esaysoo.Chokah.Assoo.Besankah.Oloowahoo.Mahmah.Olefedick.Chambo.Enneah.Azim.Addesay.Mallaloo.Dosopay.Konsay.Ololah.Esangay.Saddequai.Chobay.

Mallokoe.Binday.Limojah.Ejahoway.Addesay-Child.Allahdakoo.Copay.Bakong.Ahbassee.Indeyea.Chowahlah.Olowoo.Bojoe.Iammah.Baquah.Adaquay.Allahlee.Chabutee.Dosoo.Indefong.Bannasabay.Imboday.Edowoo.Olowoo.Olojoe.Bondo.Homchah.Atokoro.Allahlee-Child-(8-mths).Dayjoe.Kossoo.Inquah.Infang.Eboe.Odoologo.Maylaykoo.Owejokay.Quahgee.Napett.Dekah.Ahdonee.Assahkalay.Ahgussoo.Loang.Inteah.Innang.Olahmeya.Ochoh.Lowaybay.Ninenah.Imboh.Wahnah.Ahdonee-Child.Daysoh.Goday.Inquattah.Iyoh.Ingumbay.Soquay.Mahboloo.Lanloway.Colas-alias-Randolph.Funjay.Nammah.Allahboloo.Awoosoo.Dosahvee.Inquattah.Metah.Digban.Lachee.Leeaju.Tahwoh.Coco.Ingonkah.Injaggah.Allahboloo-Child.Awoo.Pahgeenoo.Tamkong.Olinkay.Waysay.Kolowoloo.Iorokay.Lahkong.Ingayevah.Nong.Okechee.Allebo.Allaloo.Sahvee.Mongah.Ahnampepong.Inguammah.Olomloya.Ogobee.Owosee.Gaysaymah.Inkay.Anokahbah.Allebo-Child.Emoh.Bayong.Tamkong.Kanname.Ajimsoe.Daylahloo.Chokoloo.Awitchachay.

Siera.Induroo.Chelahlobee.Eloh.Allahmetay.Ahjahee.Indee.Impongo.Imbokong.Olookoo.Chuobee.Molay.Siera.Inyong.Alloloby.Eloh-Child-(14-mths).Hyenah.Ahdalay.Ingoyang.Edoanay.Imbakay.Ayomee.Ahjai.Sasso.Quonah.Whahmse.Oleahbendo.Ajobee.Marondeah.Woolahtong.Innay.Labeah.Imbolee.Ballah.Chobaykoo.Owoosoo.Ingarabya.Nanajoe.Ieabay.Ajobee-Child-(18-mths).Oluketah.Lahbatang.Ingoo.Wahnamay.Bolondo.Mahmolor.Ojoe.Ahjai.Commen.Egay.Ahnoah.Awosamee.Allejemah.Bookoo.Indefong.Analukay.Ajugoh.Molahday.Ogoobee.Ajoe.Karnray.Quashah.Bachay.Awosamee-Child.Ahjahee.Ahdanganay.Indamore.Imbongay.Ingnamah.Alalowah.Olojo.Mallahkay.Tambah.Mombay.Ananjoe.Ahjolakay.Ahbolokee.Sabboo.Mogoo.Etasah.Ahleechee.Ochoe.Ogooby.

Akadah.Soneauh.Oquay.Addah.Ahjolakay-Child.Mallah.Dadday.Indamore.Gondondee.Avoo.Lanloko.Inodear.Ahdona.Komay.Ofoh.Wahinkaray.Ahlukay.Kakajay.Boday.Indewong.Ahmofay.Ebabay.Edowoo.Ahmochah.Ahbotay.Yarrah.Kankay.Chinnahquay.Ahlukay-Child.Allahbah.Bosoo.Imggoo.Aforay.Ahcole.Mosahkallay.Dooahke.Ahdombo.Mandoh.Iemefoh.Ahquahbo.Maimahro.Alloon.Agonyoo.Injang.Cochay.Ahjay.Ahdoom.Ahkeealoo.Kosoobay.Kyekye.Ahbassee.Zanwah.Maimahro-Child.Hyechamee.Losoo.Indefong.Bahtondoo.Innay.Ogah.Ogotahday.Ahbokimbee.Komy.Aquah.Efoh.Agay.Ayabah.Ogonoo.Ahboe.Bahtangah.Alimah.Chasunah.Fahlundoo.Ankaloo.Bannah.Ta-Antum.Lalloney.Ahyahwo.Luzah.Azazoo.Kombay.Bongalay.Bongoo.Ochoe.Daykoo.Ahlaboo.Laysay.Ahkandem.Suarbay.Ahwolukoo.Monnah.Necorogay.Wochay.Ingorah.Imbolay.Daytimkong.Gootahday.Loombesee.Kahbanggi.Wahnem.Tourah.Kaadoo.Mahtaysah.Ajash.Nahsoh.Incuss.Sebakay.Agusamoe.Odoquah.Mahtippo.Tong.Imboquah.Maroango.Hyenah.

Bahsay.Allahsay.Lahcontah.Akong.Sekoko.Edowah.Ojoe.Ahjillay.Kahwonday.Inzoinchay.Callah.Choholahloo.Amokay.Betahvee.Indoquah.Ingosangay.Ingumbay.Sogee.Chahtusay.Ahjakoko.Symah.Ahfacquah.Maryombay.Mallaylee.Adohomay.Ahgodamee.Awonkah.

Bonzay.Accong.Olubagee.Anee.Dahsong.Ingellah.Ahdeahgah.Margonday.Alolee.Aloketah.Bafah.Okanyah.Ocholay.Demahlah.Ballah.Pahbah.Molokay.Kahmah.Agemarsagoo.Gunyah.Mahmu.Sakutay.Attackah.Ejahbong.Occroo.Addah.Ahlamgumbah.Agee.Alleakay.Ianggee.Innoh.Lamarguah.Ahsulalay.Iasunoah.Guahsoo.Adonkah.Nahgoh.Abonjoo.Olulahday.Mahjahdoo.Soboo.Indollay.Atitty.Marsengah.Ahkejoe.Fahtumah.Dazong.Indong.Chotoowah.Annah.Lettimloo.Agoonaygee.Allokalay.Ambaykay.Assah.Debommah.

Akaday.Kannekay.Achoo.Inbetorah.Injay.Yahlah.Cholahday.Ahdeegoo.Ajiobee.Dowahmah.Ahtum.Assesah.Ahshow.Ejosee.Allozoo.Jangalay.Ingah.Eccoah.Chomayfoo.Ogoobye.Aleebah.Siera.Funchonay.Ecarlah.Ogah.Nahhoo.Telay.Afame.Adam.Olay.Mahkow.

Sumarday.Lajoe.Siera.Annarkah.Olandah.Ketee.Ahbejoh.Iomowah.Atey.Channodoo.Dadah.Ochoe.Oyelogyea.Mallehkay.Bay.Okoo.Iabbearmah.Olukayay.Hyenah.Eyoboyong.Ademm.Gofoh.Monn.Alugachay.Geebohday.Iyeah.Harmah.Ogellay.Pallahmango.Oshow.

Ahlahsee.Maygoo.Fuam.Defoh.Imbolee.Chobayee.Ojahbay.Tenloh.Iannah.Okeechee.Talloo.Ahdedalong.Alajue.Guahoo.Equay.Arambay.Jack.Momodoo.Dowoo.Nudohima.Loobye.Inguandam.Pungha.Hyinah.Allahbay.Hoseevah.Equay.Inbo.Estabore.Momodoo.

Efahbay.Wonakay.Binjow.Ingomendah.Aobongo.Amoray.Afang.Allubah.Morday.Okahsanyah.Phillip.Saidoo.Sovsomme.Bakbah.Gokah.Neam.Gongah.Shahdally.Kallejay.Hyewoo.Moosahsoo.Abay.Manuel.Sumannah.Okolahday.Owofeney.Dugboh.Ahwoe.Eloudah.

Akamokoo.Lohosee.Mahwoobay.Doomay.Defong.Ballah.Ayoh.Edowo.Gogoroo.Yahwow.Ahsomebea.Pullah.Oshelahlok.Lahsemee.Adooahguay.Wann.Defong.Dembah.Alezeakong.Lannosoo.Oco.Dinjow.Ayerewah.Candah.Shodeguay.Afamahmeday.Zezah.Yankey.

Indee.Ingarboo.Deenah.Owee.Oddoh.Mangay.Aconnay.Mammah.Kohjoe.Abahmaloh.Coyyoo.Lukaymay.Defong.Mamadoo.Ahkonney.Owee-Child.Ahlookoo.Foray.Soquah.Iaggo.Olufoyoh.Eyaboday.Ahgassay.Koway.Inguah.Mallah.Gonahgoo.Olojoe.Mahmahgamah.Kahcumbah.Annachellay.Accojah.Koboloo.Ballabay.Badahsay.Banguay.Ingee.Mamadoo.Koyahloo.Olojoe-Child-(8-mths).Ahsojay.Saysay.Imbakay.Allachee.Lyedah.Ballabay’s-child.Ahgasee.Enquay.Komgee.Tambah.Ochoe.Ahgotay.Booco.Paray.Ajukoo.Lalloe.

Etohbee.Chahbemah.Badassay.Intoway.Apah.Dahbah.Derojahyea.Ahgotay-Child-(6-mths).Vaggoo.Kahquinday.Bolah.Allajabo.Edoohoo.Chahbemah’s-child-(9-mths.Mannoway.Ackey.Oko.Tambah.Konahbah.Morai.Ayah.Tenday.Ahboe.Mannasorah.Allahbay.Azofoukay.Nannequah.Namsay.Manyah.Bango.Lubachoe.Morai-Child.Fannymokoo.Jinnah.Ajahko.Allobahmonoe.Shobee.Azofoukay’s-child-(14-mth.Ahbasay.Insoh.Simkom.Brimah.Iebboo.Arovchee.Eday.Nearworah.Ahfoachay.Allamahee.Ashow.Ahjakeo.Hosee.Leefong.Narrahquay.Morroo.Odadinnah.Lackeylo.Bogelay.Salloo.Odorobah.Ahoe.Hyenah.Hyenah.Takoyoo.Wonsoh.Dalay.Massahly.Okobollor.Samnoo.Eday.Quonah.Ammah.Ochoe.Tosshmah.Hyenah’s-child-(14-mths).Nannah.Indee.Neahfonjay.Tambah.Olookahesee.Lahchekoo.Omeaky.Mahno.Agbammo.Ieah.Ogah.Isehtoo.Ahgokay.Bookondo.Indee.Ingarbo.Ogoochay.Ahkingolah.Odee.Mahsow.Imbolah.Accodee.Ebay.Kolooloo.Edukah.Ohrieck.Yap.Woosah.Ocholoo.Booso.Labaygonee.Ningah.Ahbochee.Ahbomboe.

Shodebay.Banjukoo.Ahgassee.Dingoh.Tahkon.Tambah.Anahjobee.Afugee.Lahkahneray.Korah.Ahnamahchay.Ahtimakah.Kakah.Banjukoo’s-child.Ahgassee’s-child.Ballangon.Imbay.Farray.Tosoo.Okenum.Sahsahnoo.Bomboh.Chahcootoo.Amochoe.Kolekah.Isayto.

Ababee.Ahkan.Ahbomah.Dembah.Hyenah.Ahdayah.Ahbahwor.Kanyea.Immoh.Kammerchay.Woloo.Isayto’s-child.Ababee’s-child-(11-mths).Indeesaymay.Hurroh.Coley.Monsoo.Fittykay.Kdooroo.Penday.Insahsin.Iyah.Ogosholoo.Kossaloo.Daday.Ahginny.Ahpan.

Mamadoo.Ogootoo.Adoo.Ahreefruwah.Iammah.Aquanong.Ababee.Obahtoyay.Kossaloo’s-child.Daday’s-child-(16-mths).Ingantoo.Mordin.Ansamano.Dafoahkong.Ahwah.Fahseeway.Komay.Insozom.Shotahday.Olohoo.Asaijo.Sassah.Iyock.Hurroh.Mamadoo.Olubahsoo.Hyenah.Bahwashey.Bahtow.Ayap.Imyanore.Oddong.Asaijo’s-chil.Mahhesay.Indam.Endem.Mamadoo.Wolvo.Lubow.Omokoroo.Quonah.Afontitteah.Chadolay.Wannekay.Duballay.Mahhesay’s-child-(3-weeks.Mahlongah.Apoo.Dahwolah.Chokoo.Billoahday.

Daymedmohy.Yombo.Inchom.Adow.Ojoe.Duballay’s-child.Ahgassay.Ingang.Intoway.Banjogo.Aquayea.Ochabbee.Nojurookay.Tomah.Indap.Ahtonfah.Iju.Ahneekay.Ahgassay’s-child.Indam.Ahmahlomah.Mamadoo.Woloo.Hyenah.Fahdegbay.Iuppo.Bahpah.Azoe.Ahgobu.Ahneekay’s-child-(6-mths).Ahdaysobee.Bahbong.Iewobah.Sedekee.Kahnoomlee.Ochokinkay.Edowoo.Neando.Innah.Adotang.Ejay.Ahneekai.Ahkimfoo.Boochay.Laykowah.Searay.Hyenah.Lahmahtah.Mohsorway.Siera.Ommoh.Adolay.Ahkelahday.Ahsayloo.

Ahkimfoo’s-child.Jomboh.Abahsintah.Mandingah.Kochinnah.Dosomee.Sahtugbah.Ningah.Intonkattah.Lumahday.Oluloayfoe.Mohloyloo.Allahbah.Kanay.Ahpan.Foday.Daylahlor.Hyenah.Ogaybah.Kanyea.Ingallah.Dagakoe.Agombofoe.Wooloo.Hyenah.Kinwah.

Hurroh.Searay.Ahlamoo.Olubahson.Ojoe.Cumbah.Inkakam.Woloo.Shomkah.Aheefay.Ahsong.Guanday.Hurroh.Iogo.Lahdahnoo.Chahfamee.Bojoky.Ningah.Namenelay.Musah.Odue.Ekaim.Mallahkay.Inbom.Ahpan.Gartah.Fattahyea.Ahdabong.Comray.Ahbajah.

Inchomay.Ahdoboo.Ojoe.Nahgoday.Lahway.Intame.Opahbee.Mearle.Ahkeahlah.Kesonee.Lahchum.Adeah.Annah.Amahday.Mahbogojay.Edow.Hyenah.Bahkokah.Keroywhiskon.Musah.Ahdeeyteakoo.Kosee.Obugbay.Odosoo.Inkatay.Lahbolue.Osoo.Ahdeehajboo.

Eyahmay.Fangafang.Opahbee.Bocary.Ahkambee.Chakennay.Ahjumah.Obo.Aleanah.Allogokay.Ahla.Ajukahlayto.Mahbeyay.Ahbong.Ahpan.Smith.Oydahnee.Okosaiday.Ahmorgorah.Ahwokah.Imbolo.Kedalloo.Akeyamay.Elahmee.Avetallah.Iyap.Hurroh.Soday.

Ogah.Kofogee.Ahjaymah.Emahpah.Orro.Oquig.Bahloo.Mohlookoo.Veday.Gunnahpoh.Hurroh.Kallay.Dagdalloo.Olubittah.Mannykenny.Ebahpah.Banzip.Oleeseedee.Akojokin.Foahloo.Edonay.Incumbah.Nanketee.Bocah.Bekokoo.Bamkay.Agbay.Adahpah.Ingoway.

Oloo.Dogah.Hyenah.Bovee.Omoh.Antah.Bocah-Child-(3-mths).Allehday.Ahzatoo.Danayreetah.Eboe.Nanbanjah.Ogobee.Olay.Chaifoukay.Chahwoo.Alleyackah.Ingah.Sontotong.Pahgindapay.Ochahmolah.Ahjarree.Abogomahgahday.Mandop.Alleah.Gosonee.

Koolay.Ahballay.Ebackah.Appan.Neahmah.Okoojokong.Machahgo.Mossmoay.Asamegoway.Imbalaby.Ochoe.Sahjow.Bahwobah.Lazonday.Otomah.Infon.Gallah.Shuboh.Hyenah.Onojoe.Enogoe.Innaman.Kaybo.Ahgassah.Awooshue.Quaymoo.Omoh.Omoh.Sombo.

Alaybee.Ahbradsee.Omahwannah.Insee.Abooday.Ahjobo.Dayoloo.Aboleykai.Noquay.Ingaysay.Esain.Somah.Ebah.Ahsonnonkay.Esahjobee.Amanekay.Mandop.Ahbedday.Lotusee.Iaimbolu.Quosavee.Owang.Eyang.Maria.Olukokong.Kallekonnay.Tojemakah.Ahlenoo.

Tatay.Abedowoi.Lahday.Mosslooko.Dallay.Esaine.Eseeboh.Fahnah.Ahbomowah.Tahwo.Eyahyee.Okarakay.Addah.Hyenah.Ahjubah.Fahtuse.Bovee.Esaine.Akaytay.Fahnah.Chodupay.Dasumayloo.Yarreko.Agoe.Abashy.Ahmalate.Bolassay.Awotilley.Bahwayay.Kannam.

Zangombra.Billcoh.Imballah.Allukankay.Ahluaday.Gedoway.Bamedeakah.Bubah.Ahjubaysoo.Ahyahhae.Yallayjay.Alleyackah.Oakum.Danglinay.Iyealoo.Olupay.Ahsinnay.Imbah.Inkantang.Woloo.Mahmah.Moneychai.Mahesay.Kaysay.Ahmonah.Iocae.Donkay.Aproyea.Mahboloh.Okarakay.Affeah.Yolvo.Aksomah.Ahyegssedah.Dayjee.Kaysay.Afeum.Rosah.Lotoe.Ahdabillay.Motogo.Otatay.Akay.Ahlee.Ajoe.Annekayay.Koyway.Maymay.Wynn.Ayah.Odyboh.Nejongpay.Ahkadeah.Odahmah.Ogoh.Ahway.Ahlokah.Alloo.Ahgoquay.

Monaykay.Afeum.Bankolay.Choloahday.Ahdasin.Tahbalahgo.Odah.Imbakay.Ahwoo.Lokoo.Amainno.Ahballay.Inchallahho.Yong.Okolay.Lahdineday.Ebepoe.Nahtong.Ekay.Obahlo.Indaboo.Lokonoo.Osonneykai.Guassabee.Oroom.Bay.Chuboloo.Lahlooway.Ahwotoday.Ahboway.Omoday.Oheah.Togahday.Oshahbakoo.Bahdoney.Annahgokay.Ohayquay.Ahduggah.Odochinnah.Owonchay.Ahfoday.Deoway.Ahbassy.Menachee.Ahbedago.Abamee.Alleyenny.Ahjovahvee.Efoomah.Ahboo.Efinnoo.Eboymee.Obahtamoo.Debeagah.Ahpan.Ahkaandem.Dahgeday.Odumakoo.Boosey.Lovay.Alien.Andom.Fraiddaynee.Ahjahsee.Molaloo.Weokong.Adam.Imbakay.Ogah.Cholahkay.Anninkoh.Dachey.Ahkodolohnah.Ahseebong.Elollah.Chudahkay.Jakey.Lumawah.Ahpan.Accom.Chomolloo.

Okonoose.Annakay.Modaday.Ekayjaykanah.Ahtommahyea.Elookobee.Ammadoo.Kalamboo.Bogahday.Odah.Ahokay.Ahlee.Elukong.Imbayloo.Ahbahday.Inbaykay.Ingayteepah.Ogussee.Odeenogoh.Olahchonee.Ogojahbee.Akahnem.Amboh.Ocho.Ochodequay.Hyenah.Mahhesay.Wahneelaybay.Esam.Meedaykong.Olookoo.Akedamee.Famolah.Abahsay.Ingaquah.Lukallay.Okoshodo.Yahehworroh.Allubah.Ozayroo.Elookam.Osugbah.Ockonloo.Ojutee.Sedoo.Odoh.Azoquah.Aloh.Osoo.Hyenah.Mahesay.Omolohloh.Boseeyaykay.

Ewagbay.Ahkeejobee.Mobah.Olokoo.Akpan.Imbokoo.Allokoloo.Wooloh.Kozeallah.Barquay.Ochay.Yea.Olookay.Iheelay.Ahweesekoo.Ojah.Enang.Amasay.Akobahyah.Ojahee.Ebettallah.Barquay-Child-(10-mths).Imbaykay.Yaggay.Hyenah.Ochaw.Akidoo.Mosayahmay.Opay.Okojoe.Ahbedokum.Beokoo.Mallahkay.Allubah.Okoh.Boorokoo.Egbay.Ochaw.Lahwosee.Wosay.Ahpanwah.Inquambo.Kappoe.Hyenah.Aliahbee.Allubah-Child.Okozoh.Morday.Hyenah.Chukoloo.Kennawoo.Wetaworroo.Okahyah.Achaho.Ahchepallah.

Okojobu.Allaykai.Kachah.Oday.Hurroh.Edowoo.Ogoshattah.Awoosee.Wobee.Adoh.Innambah.Ochoe.Hyenah.Hyenah.Kachah-Child-(18-mths).Ejohmoh.Afeum.Maddee.Hyenah.Daguaju.Semasee.Adoh.Imbaffoe.Ahbiye.Oshofahloo.Aleffoday.Degbay.Mahbockah.

Tackquay.Cudjoe.Ogobee.Tittekay.Gumahdeah.Akahnem.Ayongbah.Chosah.Ahjee.Yabbah.Dadakoo.Olaykoo.Akonto.Kodonnah.Ojah.Ahminnah.Osonnay.Abahwah.Adeyahkah.Adoo.Lahbagah.Yatammay.Indaway.Ofayjimalay.Afay.Chackery.Bansay.Ahsewamah.

Ahbowah.Amah.Osuck.Ahgolay.Adotong.Bazennay.Ahballay.Ezeewhy.Efeum.Geeboolo.Hyenah.Ahjai.Ahballabay.Iyoh.Alokay.Hyenah.Oloshelay.Hyenah.Kohosay.Wahkoo.Afein.Dineday.Rogaykay.Annekay.Aponnee.Adong.Mahfo.Chokoloo.Ahbesoyah.Tallahbee.

Bovee.Odoonohgah.Ahwokah.Chachay.Mokoloo.Ahdayea.Doalloo.Wasay.Aforay.Ahgobah.Ologolay.Yahyah.Fodosee.Oquasoolaybah.Indee.Maddee.Ahkaychenah.Lanaloo.Quarree.Monkoo.Chanwah.Ojoe.Bofolokoo.Allahbah.Fahdoway.Achoan.Ingang.Fattusah.

Fahbong.Ahdaylowah.Feah.Nanchay.Inkolee.Ahwatuloo.Fahbano.Sounkaylay.Neyoday.Ahbahjahfah.Indocup.Kittam.Oecholah.Hyenah.Indammah.Nankaray.Anchay.Ochoe.Ahbeboo.Pawasee.Koyvee.Aquah.Infon.Deggeday.Mahmah.Hyinday.Kahbangi.Etoe.Imboday.Ahwaloo.Ahdasonkay.Ahdaybotoo.Bokee.Ahtackah.Dinggoh.Abdoo.Mannersarrah.Mallolah.Bannah.Akay.Wahnah.Olusomfin.Okabayee.Yellahlah.Dokosee.Konamkom.Guagee.Cellarko.Ogochuloo.Soowo.Brahhumah.Akay.Owahlah.Ahsillay.Obodepay.

Abossahday.Bovee.Kammahbomah.Enahloh.Bahsamo.Ahkeejobee.Kallahtoo.Dowahjarree.Ayongo.Tinnah.Jokoo.Oshoo.Goodahlah.Bosequay.Annaysain.Ekohmah.Wookahnee.Koyea.Agooroomee.Kanbah.Omoh.Imbom.Tokahyea.Ageboshak.Taekoo.Daygee.Engambah.Oquamwah.Mahtillahgah.Cellah.Akiddah.Wachah.Ademikoh.Defong.Adoo.Hyenah.Kindah.Dallay.Ingoobarrahmah.Alayfee.Ogobee.Mahgahzee.Ochu.Bahye.Amoh.Pampah.Ahbeahday.Oloshemah.Adombakoo.Mahsaday.Indorannee.Elahjellam.Iedahtoo.

Oloochahgany.Echigo.Bahnee.Enah.Cumbah.Ochoo.Amaklah.Ahjahjo.Totoe.Baynay.Neehemay.Ojoe.Mahkoloo.Awoochu.Backkahbye.Kroobah.Indoosoo.Mahjabay.Somallah.Allowee.Bojoe.Egaybee.Woolaybullom.Ojoe.Mahbalay.Esawoo.Komay.Ahpan.Wonjah.

Teahfoo.Okoloo.Allahchakah.Egah.Escherry.Beanjohn.Ojoe.Hyenah.Neahegah.Kahtombo.Aleambay.Gobahnay.Ahbaggay.Bakbay.Mahbachee.Ohooze.Manyah.Ejaydeemah.Jallahboo.Foolayree.Sayquay.Ogboo.Bokee.Indotomahsosor.Allee.Oloo.Alayjue.Aballay.Indomah.Addah.Addam.Chummoloo.Mammysuloo.Tammeye.Dochay.Mahyombo.Ajoe.Akneebo.Ahzeekalay.Mommo.Fangay.Lollohnah.Ochaw.Ochoh.Iahgoo.Feauh.Edeyodim.Gomahsah.Ahahyea.Eloo.Ahsayto.Dajalakotoo.Gandah.Embom.Quireahbee.Donkay.

Ochukahlay.Ingobay.Ahpan.Injolay.Iabbee.Ahdelayoo.Mahloono.Iuannah.Attah.Sambembay.Odosee.Eddow.Lanneyea.Mohchah.Apang.Gobahnem.Poloo.Ahdayah.Ahjayee.Maria.Botay.Entah.Otimmanee.Cholah.Mahbollah.Wonee.Imboe.Injambay.Ahboo.Akioodulayah.Kozee.Rosannah.Moh.Tenjay.Ahgeekobee.Ogrombee.Tyeyo.Consignah.Inkahkah.Lombo.Iyolah.Alachee.Woosoo.Innang.Abangah.Namcoro.Ahdaytayyee.Iloorea.Mahlahkay.Oudoh.Bonjah.Nahmattah.Fasseloo.Ahkalee.Abasee.Infame.Etongah.Nicahday.Sadoo.Kozee.Oneekayea.Myah.Owanbay.Iangay.Kamminabalee.Ballah.Jedallay.Egboo.Fongay.Enfunjay.Daygeequay.Chukaloo.Olookay.Iarrah.Moytoe.Gobahsah.Koloo.Kalohoo.Ahtingoe.Agboo.Emong.Ahmicarday.Ahmusee.Addoo.Peampay.Fahyarrah.Ingolah.Injomah.Melahkay.Okallay.Iozoo.Accoom.Mahfoh.Konjay.Mahmah.Okolye.Apooloo.Ballah.Intangah.Decomay.Kahtoo.Oloaday.Iozoo.Acoon.Inguah.Bokam.Bahkay.Kayzee.Afollahday.Furay-bluddee.Mogah.Pongah.Hyeloloh.Ogoloo.Bahwoloo.Infame.Iumiah.

Mankanchah.Azahbimboy.Ahkannee.Ahdegboo.Doowe.Indokore.Ingonah.Mahsolah.Ogodemah.Bayong.Atome.Faongey.Wantame.Dangannah.Alahnee.Hyenah.Mordoo.Intangah.Sowahlah.Adoo.Oshoh.Boyak.Acoon.Gaysay.Kannah.Bahkay.Hyenah.Kovdoobye.

Feauh.Ebay.Indosoo.Ahkinkay.Howak.Appoe.Injay.Wonjah.Ahkam.Zirree.Olahnejah.Aosee.Bah.Aboe.Towah.Hyenah.Luagee.Nahwochee.Awassay.Kallammah.Antah.Abah.Samdoo.Doninkay.Warree.Effem.Meseah.Chojuahlay.Ayojabee.Ohoonoo.Abaggay.Okah.Addah.Brimah.Ahivobah.Ahjai.Indolay.Moomoo.Inwahloo-Ahjah.Ahlekah.Maykahloo.Maylolah.Bangballah.Ajoh.Ochoh.Inqualay.Azakim.Ojoe.Yarey.Fahlokay.Akogo.Chenalomoh.Onobyea.Acong.Nomelebo.Oquahnah.Ahchoboh.Abdolahie.Lambah.Iebbo.Ogoojobbee.Odachenah.Sebee.Hyenah.Imbahnoo.Ahwoollay.Eddong.Littemoo.Galay.Ojahee.Ingolah.Anogay.Ahkolah.Ahjah.Ojoe.Ako.Olannah.Natay.Norbose.Nabalee.Ajimquah.Olobahmo.Kombahmah.Ologo.Sobahlahbee.Oyakoo.Jagbay.Sebee’s-Infant.Abemo.

Manayack.Emoroe.Odaylayboo.Malloo.Oyadetah.Ojoe.Imbango.Abochoh.Mammah.Afoboko.Ahchoh.Ohonelago.Wandah.Ogontah.Bonjoe.Kakandah.Oquahbah.Ahdambee.Barree.Ikolay.Achoh.Arrekoo.Hyenah.Akedah.Fahto.Injunwah.Mammah.Osogbeemee.

Morongfooloo.Hyenah.Olujobee.Wokangay.Abahchee.Ahlahdee.Ayokoo.Dahloo.Yahmah.Okah.Adahchah.Injoe.Afewokah.Adagee.Ocoom.Iogesay.Ahloway.Adobamee.Mahbojoe.Ochokoo.Aseyomee.Awosoo.Imposay.Ogallemejai.Hyenah.Ahjahbee.Chelopoh.Koree.Tequay.Ahkombah.Ahgoo.Olewahsee.Azakoo.Moballay.Ahboah.Imbahfoe.Dogho.Abozokah.Alalay.Chubahlah.Malloh.Samesahlah.Okayayday.Ahsonkaray.Dafonoo.Molloh.Hyenah.Imbesimah.Kossolu.Odah.Ilahbolah.Moyelaloo.Owayoo.Iango.Aloogoo.Mammah.Ahdesah.Okedah.Benny.Imbah.Onanwah.Indoko.Afoday.Imbaquay.Jaggo.Biram.Akobalay.Ballah.Olojoe.Ahdakaloo.Lahkosee.Bolesahjoko.Nowangee.Lahgongo.Mallahyo.Karrooway.Konomee.Jahgoo.Mattangah.Asoh.Bahchay.Bahlo.Metyah.Asabaggo.Ahdochah.Owoloo.Ballay.Ahloyee.Ogah.Achobo.Biram-Injie.Ahbinnebah.Edowoo.Sodomoo.Ojoe.Amahfodoway.Ahdabolah.Injokoya.Dereesoo.Okaddahyo.Ahteenokay.Dowoo.Ahcoh.Inkem.Abachee.Ahpahtam.Ayanah.Kadozee.Akaroo.Imbahfoe.Wamboloo.Dorobono.

Ahlalay.Acomammee.Achoh.Indanay-Injie.Ahwodomah.Asobah.Koosolay.Mallah.Osoo.Afoodaday.Ingombom.Ahkambay.Ahjai.Hyenah.Agojome.Odemahlah.Inkem.Odommoh.Awoosee.Edowoo.Malloko.Mokoro.Imbahfoe.Ogom.Dogoboy.Ahdako.Obo.Achobah.

Sambah.Hyenah.Addo.Goladay.Ogoodoo.Chahfee.Alahbah.Dahlay.Oduahlah.Akambay.Ahtome.Ahdasakoo.Hyevah.Ototoo.Oyahlogoh.Ajonee.Osonekay.Ahjai.Ayah.Yakam.Wahmah.Mannock.Bannoko.Aquah.Tesoo.Bamando.Ojah.Woroo.Ochobah.Oloosamah.

Awosee.Molalay.Namkong.Okullo.Ajahdallay.Memmenolay.Danosee.Ahdagono.Agboh.Ingessay.Ahsebee.Daboloo.Mallahkay.Arooseah.Odah.Olelachee.Docoko.Enebah.Imbakay.Daloh.Kango.Mallakay.Ogodenah.Sodepoe.Ojahtahlah.Ahsonkawee.Bahlameloe.Indosoo.Ono.Otchoh.Ahgoobayloo.Ahjai.Ojoe.Awah.Tambay.Awoosoo.Atahpah.Awosoo.Wokom.Imbolee.Imbolay.Dumbarry.Fahzay.Effeum.Ahjai.Biramjobe.Olebee.Hyenah.Olooboyea.Losonah.Sahtopay.Eyahfonkay.Indosoo.Ahdillahyea.Dosomo.Tawoo.Hyenah.Ahjai.

Ogah.Mahloo.Tahsoo.Jebboo.Tassom.Soforay.Oleahkah.Onawang.Namoboro.Alano.Equah.Ajudepay.Gemondake.Olebee’s-Infant.Sosomonah.Mammah.Wolee.Asotalah.Ayahfonkay.Ingando.Ochollah.Ahjaiballoo.Bojoe.Alojoo.Ojadamee.Addeah.Ahboh.Opabah.

Keloo.Manjoko.Akoray.Imbahko.Imbakay.Dogohoke.Fahmoko.Ekahmah.Chopoloway.Barahlee.Taddayah.Solahday.Ahdenayea.Ahchoh.Farlamay.Malekay.Bosah.Daypulloo.Hyenah.Iahgoo.Sammoh.Lamlosee.Egbay.Annoko.Awoosoo.Alosoo.Awookang.Akamoo.

Oleako.Oleahoe.Dogobahsahba.Anebomoh.Ezahkay.Adobatah.Francas.Agoshay.Dangeah.Ochobah.Ahloomoloo.Alujoh.Mogoday.Apelebong.Marloh.Imbarrepoh.Allahbah.Dowoo.Kolah.Ahkonjom.Emam.Esahnomoloo.Kakaneyah.Alahbah.Imbahfoe.Mahdah.

Wahmee.Dobono.Adayah.Acoray.Kobeweee.Maria.Agoshay’s-Infant.Soyaloway.Banygoshee.Lahlahtojoe.Hyenah.Hyenah.Injonay.Atimmorah.Hyenah.Munahsah.Waloo.Odoo.Apodon.Wokahtah.Onekay.Tahpah.Sesahday.Imbolay.Olawenah.Wahnay.Degbarro.

Ayemogah.Ogee.Ayaloo.Maria’s-Infant.Akedam.Edowoo.Isakoe.Lowahlay.Mahyayay.Olobahloh.Yollay.Lahfeegee.Oloomo.Aweeshue.Ahbedogoo.Ahmosee.Oboh.Imboh.Yamowee.Kotobaloo.Apajue.Akawo.Ogoh.Onamahkee.Degbakay.Ahwah.Imboh.Alojobee.Balank.Akedam’s-Infant-(20-mths).Sobah.Dakoray.Damoko.Ahbealah.Lesoh.Abee.Fahgasee.Ojoe.Moyawoh.Lokogee.Chukajue.Nedahgam.Bangyah.Lahmee.Ahbedoloo.Yametee.Akentah.Emahquah.Azenan.Dunahlane.Debahbo.Imboyay.Aboh.Balank’s-Infant.Monno(pregnant).Ahbozee.Odooshenah.Jegballoo.Ahboboyay.Hyebah.Manjang.Iaco.Fahbaymee.Lahwoolay.Ahdobay.Chugarloo.Indobo.Manfoh.Tanee.Sakamo.Lagoo.Imbahfoe.Wayakay.Wahloe.Dabatahbee.Mosay.Egbay.Alahday.Mariah.Monno’s-Infant.Inbannoh.Ochosah.Fahtahlue.Melakah.Bahselee.Abong.Ogussuda.Osallahkay.Oyeagee.Kekoloo.Faahloo.Enang.Imbassay.Ebagoo.Adawosoo.Hyewah.Obahko.Odomah.Aleahkah.Nonongo.Akotammay.Ecomah.Jaggo.Mariah’s-Infant-(4-days).Awosee.Ahboh.Olobokoo.Ojoe.

Chepaboo-(pregnant).Ahjofoomekay.Imbongo.Egussoo.Teekallahwah.Hyenah.Ahbassah.Chahdepo.Appan.Manguah.Alesahmoo.Hyenah.Majahbay.Ahenahya.Addanay.Olah.Batel.Damelolah.Imboquah.Ajah.Mya.Awosee’s-Infant.Iawokay.Hyenah.Ogakenah.Hyenah.

Asoobee.Ocoh.Famee.Edowo.Ahbimboloo.Achoe.Malloko.Orotoo.Otoroo.Omadalay.Molelee.Ahtoe.Ijoko.Imbahgah.Imbobolee.Gombejo.Mofoo.Wamboh.Adoo.Veterodah.Akedam.Ologekong.Hyololah.Olesah.Mahbofoo.Tassoh.Mokongo.Okossai.Otchoh.Oyahramee.Chomojay.Awoso.Imboh.Mammah.Epay.Alopadoo.Akedah.Alachay.Aleke.Imbahfoe.Ozezo.Fahzamo.Alacray.Fanneyah.Imbanjong.Akedam’s-Infant.Alowah.Hyenah.Ahdoo.Mosee.Ahzotoo.Solomoto.Bolodechah.Lollee.Binotoo.Achoko.Ahtom.Esaine.Inguamboo.Nannah.Mallakoo.Alajoe.Ecoh.Ahkejo.Karansono.Degobotoo.Ahnowah.Imboh.Achoh.Lesah.Malekee.Bolankay.Hyenah.Woosoo.Obojo.Hyenah.Soloahmah.Hyedah.Ahkaybee.Sahvonkay.Ajalah.Molahkee.Appan.Bachee.Wodahga.Sakamo.Ahfotayo.Annekay.Onomah.Wahnajay.Denahkokee.Dayah.Pahbee.Falay.Pocariah.Malekee’s-Infant-(8-mths).Dasomeah.Edowoo.Datowah.Olojoe.Oyakobee.Kamahlonge.Ahdabee.Echoko.Lannah.Mykoo.Edowoo.Bahdayah.Ayong.Iyakee.Olojo.Lekansee.Wankoray.Equay.

Onemahnah.Neahkah.Anobay.Azemah.Adday.Kalenah.Olyannee.Odasobay.Ahahmah.Hyenah.Ofodajoo.Awotoe.Masodee.Ahkeeboh.Aquillabedoe.Hyowah.Dowoo.Tahwo.Apahbeyo.Ayap.Ahchah.Lepaday.Amololee.Kahwora.Wellotono.Masee.Bejah.Bobo.

Agomahdee.Fallay.Bahselia.Olyannee’s-Infant.Ahto.Adoo.Daddah.Molebah.Daddah.Masongo.Ojay.Ogunnayee.Afootyo.Ahjai.Mahsadah.Appan.Ahbassay.Bambahyay.Ogodo.Lahnogo.Imbakay.Abochee.Yahcomba.Ofongo.Zozomah.Bassang.Amoko.Desabah.Daday.

Sahdejo.Okooyea.Lallotah.Osomekah.Ahjai.Kobah.Esah.Solahyah.Otamarree.Akahlah.Lodobo.Inpong.Efeum.Ahjai.Lahmee.Akedang.Onoh.Addah.Bombah.Dondoko.Jebbo.Okoo.Balloh.Kosorah.Daday’s-Infant.Ahmenah.Ochoh.Lomenah.Fahgemeloko.Asahkaya.

Dondokee.Ejaiboloo.Beetaigoo.Tahivo.Adaloo.Daddah.Esaine.Ahbassay.Ahtoe.Ogoo.Daddah.Kahgahme.Wonahko.Mallonda.Mangop.Chekelee.Bowo.Madday.Anojorah.Obah.Ahchalee.Ololombee.Hyenah.Ahwanee.Afoyamee.Malangah.Okobahlahsai.Yaneyha.

Mahmotee.Amotayah.Afogee.Appan.Abebbay.Kayamee.Ahjumah.Afonahtay.Ingay.Omah.Membolay.Yahmah.Abannebay.Indah.Lalotah.Sybbariah.Obah’s-Infant.Olahbah.Kahlay.Ogoomachah.Ahdawomee.Tahwoe.Iffay.Soday.Ohway.Fahloobay.Aloalah.Jekololah.

Odoh.Wonbay.Alahbah.Lahmee.Allahbah.Akammo.Alloo.Imbonjo.Mazonga.Nono.Tahtah.Ahbahyomay.Anneborah.Aquashee.Iaggo.Ahbokee.Olesahtolah.Ahdaboh.Mallobee.Appah.Adokolah.Fahseenah.Fahdeepay.Chahcholo.Hyenah.Anang.Accarah.Lahbo.Tennee.Tahsom.Inbaffo.Imbolee.Mokalay.Lendah.Afah.Imbahday.Moloyoh.Katerinah.Aquashee’s-Infant.Lago.Wahlolee.Iahvee.Lahjoe.Mahbenah.Iyoh.Songaby.Kaisee.Addoo.Chogoo.Mahbada.Etah.Efeum.Ahjumah.Tahdakoo.Awosee.Inbolee.Obahlah.Manjango.

Awosah.Bamahkamay.Appan.Ahjai.Arabojay.Abbenebah.Conolay.Ahpahtay.Iahgoo.Lallotang.Hyenah.Obonah.Osommah.Hyenah.Millahkahway.Ahkesetay.Awoo.Odoh.Sang.Sebah.Ahjumah.Achaday.Ahpannawah.Wahdah.Mosangay.Ingo.Ezenee.Lolah.Ochoko.Jahwah.Abbenebah’s-Infant.Enahboh.Ogah.Mahlonee.Ahwolay.Olodo.Ojor.Osoh.Lahgiddo.Otegbolah.Ahjai.Okapajue.Atta.Ahdassy.Yamojay.Ahbejay.Azobay.Aseum.Wahdah.Mahdagenday.Logomosah.Elesay.Abah.Keboloo.Semeyannah.Ontamay.Mahtimboh.Omalahbee.Iyamee.Alosokoo.Iacobewah.Chomoko.Odontah.Keetoyee.Allahkay.Ahchoe.Moesahlah.Addee.Atabah.Awosoo.Bahyomee.Awosoo.Anahlomah.Omahlahdo.Myobay.Logobesah.Owahday.Opoh.Adeboyoh.Sedarah.Ontamay’s-Infant.Adjuah.Ahkeahlay.Dumb.

Anahfotolar.Sahtoluhnee.Oalayby.Aquimbodi.Addoo.Lahkahm.Ahlahbay.Leshowah.Abang.Mansom.Alooway.Ahzomko.Ayomah.Mahbendo.Walay.Tahbeangay.Tokay.Anegee.Apbang.Gonoh.Manannah.Hyenah.Eccoah.Odealoh.Dabeyea.Saloo.Ogotoloo.Bojaybee.

Akennay.Ahjuahlay.Ahdebbo.Lachee.Mahkojolah.Boquoarray.Epennee.Odosokoo.Kasavee.Ahgasambah.Annejo.Achelakah.Pasaquay.Aposay.Eboe.Indaraquay.Azokoh.Pantanoh.Hyenah’s-Infant.Aloosee.Ahdaybahyee.Annoo.Ahsheyomee.Ochoh.Ajai.Quoloo.

Daddah.Bangboyeabo.Mochubee.Obotomah.Mosemnay.Accarah.Ogocholah.Lahoo.Kammat.Akoneway.Imbolee.Ahkeko.Impongo.Anochah.Infang.Agebodoh.Yandrah.Awoosoo.Awosee.Ahdayintoh.Awosee.Agolo.Allahbay.Ambassah.Ahgebee.Ogotobee.Oboyeamee.Ahchahday.Afulah.Annang.Domfah.Ojoe.Mallowee.Okarakay.Mahtoe.Addah.Tennee.Mangoh.Oboh.Afang.Olahmoh.Annah.Awoosoo’s-Infant.Asammenobay.Tahmonee.Addoo.Lahmodo.Ogosaday.Agah.Ahjubahdah.Annayou.Ogoorankay.Ahboo.Mahfekoyah.Mongolly.Onoh.Ojoro.Banjokoo.Obewoe.Anahkay.Enatay.Yangodembay.Toquay.Atalee.Mesoso.Achoko.Nobahkang.Hyenah.Akadebah.Emayoree.Sahgollah.Anekapoe.Iyonoday.Ajubahday.Ajah.Obassah.Malaykay.Medepay.Abankay.Mocoh.Abboh.Achilla.

Banjokoo.Ahlano.Kamahkalame.Ecozo.Mahballay.Intobah.Ozah.Basahso.Yagee.Mariannah.Ezaono.Oyahbay.Ogodepay.Adoo.Olojoe.Babbah.Kudahsee.Okonnahday.Ossoo.Lickpahday.Ahgannah.Lubay.Mocoom.Abahjang.Ojoe.Sodayee.Agombah.Orack.Ingerako.

Imbakay.Makamase.Sallomo.Mechahchah.Ayeloh.Sagah.Lokolepay.Lahmee.Ahdaya.Akedah.Oyah.Olojoe.Lahjue.Onakah.Ahkinno.Oyesah.Olochalah.Jasahnoo.Mopoo.Lahcom.Odoroo.Ahdom.Obaseleko.Haglalonay.Odahkah.Sambo.Ingobesah.Nobunno.Yahway.

Ojoe.Adonyahgo.Hyenah.Alahkay-1st.Mammah.Akedah.Oloyea.Chomokoo.Oquadoe.Kojeoyay.Mahwonno.Molye.Akambee.Hyenah.Yangoh.Oroon.Ajoko.Kolahbah.Ahmedah.Ogahgah.Otah.Elambay.Ingobasah.Okalee.Kalabo.Ochopay.Ahselesah.Yalolah.Alahkay2nd.Ogoojobbee.Akedabah.Kanyosee.Madolah.Ahdowaybo.Ahgabbee.Ojoe.Ahlishsheolah.Adosalah.Bahshadah.Indee.Efoh.Okolo.Dowoo.Ohgom.Abonwah.Cheoosah.Damekam.Impongo.Anahmabo.Mandachay.Ayoh.Couttah-(pregnant).Iyah.Danolah.Ayelay.Yamahlay.Ahsoobee.Osotang.Ahchardo.Ahbadayee.Leeloko.Ahsaybee.Bankolay.Lahsheday.Yong.Olukendow.Oresahtoloo.Takalay.Mahboway.Imbakay.Echee.Ingoom.Ingobesah.Dangah.Somtay.Oloaloh.Mariannah.Ahtojah.Ahjai.Ahtago.Omahlay.Ahsotoyobo.

Ezahtecoy.Ogojaykah.Oloosonkong.Hyenah.Antillo.Ayonekay.Molekay.Forbee.Wokendow.Ojoe.Ahdakah.Ehomway.Imbokoo.Malah.Samboh.Yamsah.Sefoo.Isay.Dawoo.Yamahloh.Akakay.Kyojay.Dahdobee.Lakoo.Ahsotahday.Ammodoo.Adaybee.Ogordayee.Odoboossee.Tokosee.Anneah.Ahdakolah.Ingom.Neppay.Tantajoe.Kolejong.Akaray.Imboko.Wahloo.Zedabim.Ingolo.Ogagay.Idate.Fahjomah.Tahbass.Isemay.Mallobee.Ahgetolah.Lookahday.Agay.Olowoo.Lahgokee.Hyenah.Hyenah.Hyenah.Lukahlay.Alutahgee.Namsay.

Injamoo.Lolee.Olojobee.Oprakay.Affam.Otam.Indoloo.Ingolo.Alebolay.Olee.Akahquay.Jerombat.Wosee.Mahbojay.Ahkabeyee.Lawoo.Mallahkay.Ahsenahbee.Veahlay.Suyay.Walloday.Bangoshee.Ahmotee.Fahkay.Ayah.Enoo.Akobay.Oneyah.Camanah.Eccoe.Oladahnah.Elabanday.Mondow.Olahwahgo.Oquah.Ojoe.Ahwah.Ofotonoway.Olubah.Okoochee.Mallahkay.Ahsefonkay.Sopahloo.Ahchow.Abassah.Hyenah.Yahdeepay.Ojakay.Acombo.Akang.Mammo.Ayakay.Olongo.Ohgabay.Ajaquay.Amoya.Aningo.Tokah.Jakoo.Okoo.Kochamay.Alombote.Awosee.Ayakambee.Ahdalomee.Daddah.Ahkolay.Lahloo.Ahbernah.Hyenah.Odo.Ojoe.Ajugbay.Inquay.Sangoh.Enang.Kobahmahday.Cholomee.Bogedago.Agboe.Eforakah.Ebomah.Ingah.Amamelonay.Olofah.Dasa.Sonah.Akedah.Tassom.Ochoh.

Lahkoday.Sahjoweyea.Olahdaday.Fahjoebee.Ajobee.Ogodahrow.Seemore.Ogoloyobo.Indoap.Jungoo.Minitoe.Debaloo.Ochobah.Oweenah.Edowesee.Jemoh.Mendoh.Awan.Ezahamah.Ahtom.Olojoe.Semojo.Apay.Abocho.Oloobodoe.Ahtoe.Debahmekay.Oyahjomee.

Songkay.Ajoe.Ojallahday.Jack.Lubay.Ekotong.Gololee.Enoh.Lacha.Otahjobee.Mahnomay.Achah.Ejahgah.Manombay.Ingomo.Esammajay.Aquah.Tasso.Ambasekah.Depay.Aquaray.Olojoe.Dasahloo.Pellayea.Mahammah.Addah.Fahbilly.Hyenah.Messah.Myenah.Yamsay.Mahyap.Indop.Ojoe.Oseahfoo.Bobaway.Ewohah.Annabomo.Mandongo.Incombo.Tamesah.Kalagah.Awosoo.Kojahmah.Yakahdee.Olahto.Osogbah.Okedah.Ahjai.Ogah.Bywah.Ahkennay.Ahkeeyamee.Kodahway.Oluolay.Kissey.Imbell.Musacco.Sonokoo.Ologoo.

Ohahnamay.Obah.Ingalay.Imbombah.Ingack.Kotah.Ahsaquah.Awosoo.Ahway.Awosoo.Ahjai.Fahmokoo.Asoo.Mahjogoo.Lokokong.Ogoobee.Inwilolah.Kuttoloo.Gumbongah.Cholanday.Imboko.Namsay.Masay.Botanjoo.Fahbayee.Ohgahgee.Karrado.Imbakay.Kahnembaguay.Awah.Fomeballah.Kodobah.Lahkogee.Sahbell.Duroh.Yamojah.Chodepay.Olomekay.Mesamah.Addom.Ochow.Oloko.Iahlosee.Imbam.Olubee.Sulah.Intang.Ganchah.Chagoo.Fahtawasay.Obahowah.Okoe.Ozawan.Yahmanjano.Kotah.Legahfay.Dabonang.

Mallay.Deyongo.Ogue.Kodomelelah.Ochoh.Orooyea.Daddah.Byakoo.Ochow.Ojahbee.Sokalloo.Nobill.Okallah.Wahnem.Indee.Leweezer.Odotoloo.Nannesalah.Owonahtay.Owahdenahwah.Asaine.Mahkanguah.Indomay.Onagaday.Okah.Tywo.Fahtang.Hyenah.

Balojah.Ochoh.Molonoo.Mahloko.Dangannah.Quvahree.Yalahday.Wahlollee.Loo.Hyenah.Imbenday.Insoh.Imbomkam.Ahkeseloh.Ochoh.Iyee.Abotay.Imbolee.Meyemeyah.Somah.Abalago.Mahchay.Tahwoh.Nomponah.Ikoloo.Massolah.Ochocombee.Daroo.Lomokay.Ahkobolah.Efahwee.Mahmo.Ogawahgoo.Bambong.Kowojuday.Pomah.Incole.Effom.Tallahbee.Awoosoo.Aquachah.Elahnah.Ageatah.Iahmesanee.Indefong.Omaday.Akang.Jaggo.Charch.Agedebah.Mannaylay.Mahdee.Hyenah.Ahseyomee.Dajomoh.Ojoe.Bankolay.Otochoh.Inguah.Sodahkay.Lembah.Defong.Owotoo.Ahchoh.Ahlosay.Pahdee.Osahbah.Allachah.Gelambay.Imbolay.Abamoh.Abodo.Mahboko.Kantah.Soyay.Ofopajue.Adachee.Ahsahday.Hyebah.Ogoo.Ochaw.Wahlolee.Agoosayco.Injonjoe.Olutahlo.Nonah.

Enoh.Addah.Ahsammoo.Kojamoo.Wahmahday.Ojogo.Okahgee.Poquahmag.Nasenah.Makanfay.Anekay.Ozebah.Fahtumah.Ontemanee.Asahto.Chodekay.Okoyahday.Mahjeahbay.Elolee.Ebokah.Takatay.Iyoko.Nomoe.Chomotee.Ingoh.Defon.Iyoke.Odoosonah.Olokolee.Oyahkechay.Asahlay.Mandongo.Debomah.Defong.Kakanday.Aquah.Awosoo.Dalfenah.Sabbah.Abenee.Moroo.Ahjai.Mahtenewah.Edowoo.Killanko.Ecochee.Ofannymark.Imbang.Sahlogay.Wambay.Obah.Ahtuah.Odoosonah.Ahdamokay.Okekay.Ebay.Echee.

Pokay.Awan.Odomalay.Mallo.Ballahkay.Arremahsah.Kotee.Ababee.Ashelay.Dasomoo.Ofosemah.Olojoe.Okojobee.Ajahsah.Olaykoolay.Yahmah.Ojoe.Guah.Woko.Imbolee.Bebahmee.Olobahkay.Okaray.Onahday.Acpan.Yangay.Nogett.Omokolo.Wankoh.Okonoo.Andahya.Owoo.Oleesee.Bojoah.Anekayah.Lahjoe.Chogee.Omahlossee.Olukahday.Lasseedee.Bangasomoo.Achokoo.Mesongo.Montegah.Accoom.Ahchoh.Ajahjonkay.Obesekah.Ahmowilly.Ojahgo.Majungah.Madepo.Sosoahlah.Bealah.Sangotoko.Ancory.Hyenah.

Mallekay.Hyenah.Okojahlay.Olobahkay.Arrow.Ochahchounay.Ogomakee.Lyeoloe.Dogodogo.Daddah.Wambay.Obah.Imbolee.Majemtay.Yaday.Eboh.Atagee.Intogodo.Mekige.Andee.Mofah.Kamazoh.Sallako.Ahbeyong.Okonloh.Ahdapo.Hyenah.Ogbollay.Ahsebah.

Ahwojobee.Ochow.Mahbajah.Daddah.Indam.Jakang.Ewang.Defong.Inguambo.Edowoo.Lahbah.Okaray.Akajako.Nahdasay.Mosahboh.Imbosah.Appah.Adampah.Aweadee.Ianoh.Lankay.Hyenah.Oseday.Olojoe.Anekayah.Lahbagee.Daddah.Bahkay.Ajai.Ahsuah.Adoo.

Impahko.Jekam.Ingombo.Opavah.Fahboloyee.Ogosah.Ahbogo.Imbah.Imbuangah.Indee.Ogugah.Okah.Accoh.Fahgah.Afopoh.Somnoo.Achanee.Ahsebee.Aboh.Songpay.Oleggee.Kosedowoo.Ballah.Incongo.Attahsah.Imbangah.Infom.Mankoop.Jeekoo.Abedago.

Ewah.Abaseah.Indowokah.Ocoh.Inquasah.Olahlogo.Otankoh.Asholoo.Tonarnay.Aloway.Okodepay.Ogah.Awosoo.Daddah.Ashoh.Komahpye.Mambolah.Ahdebossah.Indonkay.Sallay.Korongo.Jai.Ahtoom.Sotahloo.Acholo.Macony.Mammang.Imbogoro.Challah.Inday.Osaloo.Tatay.Tennankah.Tiskey.Daddah.Ogahbee.Oloosahday.Sahfonkay.Olokay.Sowomee.Annewah.Hyelah.Olookyeyah.Bahtem.Osahjahyee.Alambah.Inday.Agee.Olojoe.Tahbalamo.Okarankay.Oloo.Acpan.Momoh.Sackay.Ponasee.Tanyoh.Awoosoo.Belantah.

Ahgosee.Odoojai.Ojoe.Olojoe.Hyenah.Apenah.Geesah.Okojobee.Daddah.Ingallay.Jaheday.Mateah.Fondah.Indock.Ahchoh.Achesoo.Onogah.Ahahgay.Ocoronco.Marromoh.Nammah.Bojahmee.Ingasay.Jaggo.Nahfah.Ojolee.Dakanday.Ahsoomee.Sahdenah.Olojoe.

Osofeyee.Edow.Olufunday.Ahkigbay.Imbong.Ahsepah.Inquay.Infom.Esoo.Ahdom.Yakahmay.Macoray.Wokochay.Ocoravee.Imbayah.Mindomee.Osabah.Yeloh.Tahwo.Antonee.Sahfatemee.Odosah.Ogobah.Awoosalah.Dashee.Olowahlee.Oluboh.Bambopah.Mojallah.

Imbokay.Achoh.Mesam.Ingay.Ahtoom.Tahtahnoh.Ahchoh.Otacharay.Amoh.Arebefee.Imbomah.Indefong.Okah.Conday.Apotah.Karrelo.Akedang.Ahjai.Amodo.Mahdallahbay.Coomee.Soloyea.Koshalah.Ahbedogong.Ojoe.Alonge.Adahloo.Imballayo.Infom.Ammah.Dangolee.Soteah.Efazoe.Acpam.Ocrahfoe.Jimsah.Babo.Yagobah.Yalekah.Ahjai.Iulah.Awosoo-(pregnant).Osoko.Oloboh.Awocheday.Awoodenday.Ochoh.Hyenah.Adakambay.Dolojai.Insolay.Ojoe.Bodobuck.Bankay.Ewoll.Logokoo.Olomahday.Ozozoe.Effeuah.

Omahcoray.Ingobah.Lahobannah.Moloo.Matam.Daddah.Nahfankay.Bonokay.Makkojoe.Oloboh’s-Infant.Mahbaday.Lahjoekay.Sokeloo.Okoyay.Chobambee.Otchoh.Imbotay.Olujahgan.Amolee.Mongah.Akay.Damahlah.Dowoo.Wonahkay.Mogoo.Acpan.Bealomah.

Yamsay.Odoo.Intang.Eyahwoh.Ianoh.Malahkay.Ahjai.Oloomoo.Olootee.Mallah.Hyenah.Olokoo.Laskay.Oloahlay.Mahkongah.Abudahpoh.Macoree.Eway.Imbakay.Ochoh.Echahbosee.Chokoo.Attam.Oyahkah.Bonko.Mahdong.Lahkatah.Okong.Awosoo.Anomah.

Mallano.Ojah.Lamola.Adoo.Ahdeakay.Kahjolah.Fahbulay.Ahkumay.Awooday.Bolahmay.Abudahpoh’s-child.Dembalah.Ahjoe.Accon.Dalakoo.Mahday.Okarakay.Okarafo.Imbogo.Pasigoh.Mahkom.Oloday.Anneah.Dobolah.Ombah.Lahmay.Lokoday.Mallah.Ojubahday.Awoodenday.Dasomee.Wahlolee.Abyea.Otchoh.Chowah.Yawahtoo.Mebong.Akay.Ombay.Dahsahloo.Adakay.Okah.Okoronko.Ogah.Ingombay.Wang.Okoo.Chocholoo.Awosoo.Padro.Mahseyah.Adeah.Amoyabahday.Lokosee.Ahsebee.Damolah.Geboso.Osolease.

Addoo.Injolee.Yawahtoo’s-child-(18-mths.Acomjoko.Oloe.Imbolay.Abasaloo.Ahpongo.Osaboo.Ocoree.Apanekahday.Injango.Bellakah.Eyayoo.Ahjai.Sopahday.Bokotah.Sabinbee.Deahbee.Agoo.Akedebah.Hyenah.Sobojoe.Okojobee.Faddayea.Daywomark.Ahkinoo.

Bojarkalay.Indikabo.Inquah.Akay.Chopay.Woloo.Echeenah.Akarachay.Anabolay.Abongo.Infom.Efoe.Accony.Quahlay.Yahlah.Yekay.Ogah.Mahlajoe.Dacheloo.Awoosoo.Mahwodoo.Yahbolor.Oloahda.Otchoh.Ahwodeah.Bojarkalay’s-child.Aling.Ogoo.Yahkolobah.

Olahjoe.Achoh.Owaway.Abong.Mocoro.Otannah.Yamsah.Lahtoe.Barchay.Eketoh.Kayendoh.Dowosee.Bosoo.Tahyoe.Injakah.Etahwoe.Osoko.Ojodee.Edowoo.Homoyee.Mangone.Marrah.Molomoo.Enoh.Abbassy.Wahkom.Mechay.Osah.Ejabowo.Anewah.Pengay.

Choway.Lesahkoe.Ahjai.Alokay.Yahfolay.Akosaloh.Asowee.Okay.Esonoonah.Tahwoe.Yeadee.Fahladay.Agebosoo.Ogobarbee.Tahnee.Jupay.Bahmonday.Akelo.Effogee.Ahchoh.Mammah.Annah.Anneseky.Ojah.Keah.Intahbo.Sogbanno.Oloofarnah.Aloosoo.Dembah.

Azago.Ochoe.Hyenah.Ogoobee.Maddobah.Osoo.Molojo.Delumbee.Fahgaboo.Sowallay.Atomay.Mandebah.Okolo.Awoyo.Ahjai.Iaggoo.Mogo.Agoo.Ojah.Mombah.Nannangah.Seahboyah.Ahchoh.Lokoh.Anjacksaine.Jajabee.Oshobo.Bosee.Ochoh.Iaboyea.Ejaggo.

Abesahdoo.Lanfoe.Clorree.Indangah.Sokahlamoo.Obahlay.Ahmogee.Awah.Ochonee.Achoh.Ocoree.Ayodo.Arawoo.Incobah.Atoka.Jyahway.Chogee.Ayosoo.Obay.Afopahaday.Ogojobbee.Olojo.Hyenah.Yahlah.Solahday.Olubahlah.Yajoe.Ahgosso.Inzoglay.Sovee.

Mondaho.Oboo.Mamboh.Lojosoo.Ogololoo.Eboh.Equaposee.Ogah.Mahdongo.Masingah.Bessaway.Lallabay.Mahsapotoh.Beafahdo.Lahko.Dasomoo-1st.Odobahday.Ajah.Ahmahkdemah.Iyolelay.Ketikilly.Ojoe.Babbahbingah.Akwonay.Kolahko.Depenong.Enang.

Mahpay.Ojay.Ahbokee.Ohafah.Aguaguho.Odee.Ambahkay.Imborah.Ahballay.Ahchoh.Aloway.Balbeah.Lomoloko.Dasomoo-2nd.Ahdoobabee.Ogay.Ahdalomebee.Adoom.Olubissoo.Ojoe.Hyenah.Etrahbiye.Olahlamee.Insongbannah.Odogoo.Acandem.Dowoo.Loamee.Obebee.Ocoree.Amee.Pakah.Inbole.Okoko.Ochokoo.Awooshee.Whyekoo.Efahlowee.Ochoe.Mahtimbah.Ojoe.Appahlomekay.Sodepay.Ahjado.Oloh.Ahjai.Injulemah.Vamokalay.Manayang.Mammah.Adokoo.Kasahbah.Andahloo.Wankamah.Checo.Wakah.

Meankah.Agee.Oleahsee.Lealoh.Hyenah-(1st).Paseoe.Pahmetang.Mosoo.Ahjai.Logoe.Ashodekay.Kosolo.Ahdabakong.Edeenee.Daddah.Mahtoo.Bahmobahlay.Basomboo.Okarakay.Fahwam.Daddah.Lahbo.Ebebee.Iyoh.Okarakay.Arrongo.Sankah.Abahlabay.Sahjoh.

Hyenah(-2nd).Kolastogah.Molesahdenah.Osokee.Dasolah.Ochoh.Ahjai.Fahtosay.Kelanke.Atinee.Otchoh.Etee.Kosako.Ingoe.Wokoay.Inguanday.Dowoo.Mahdalay.Ebowekay.Checo.Otahsoroo.Ebomah.Wankoko.Yahya.Lomolay.Hyenah-(3rd).Ienase.Agay.Ahdabarree.

Oluboh.Ahbokee.Bahbameloo.Awagay.Ololah.Hyenah.Osannikee.Ingallay.Adajahkay.Cumbah.Omah.Engumboo.Adowoo.Totayah.Ahjagoo.Eyoko.Amandee.Mongah.Intankah.Enahtobah.Okosalah.Dohbahlo.Kambeyannah.Asholah.Mahjechay.Mahbalay.Mejoloo.

Damoloo.Hyenah.Fahluday.Iagoo.Chahchonn.Mokallay.Ahvallah.Quam.Melennay.Anokay.Anomoo.Asobamee.Jemafoe.Omizah.Ogowah.Eyendo.Awang.Owah.Anekolojo.Kannango.Mandasay.Malahkay.Bahday.Anekaypo.Odesahlay.Ballahbah.Bahkonee.Kyoday.

Hyenah.Deebobah.Sonnah.Ajumah.Gobahtam.Woechay.Akambee.Kofomee.Jekoo.Achokoe.Ahwongo.Abosee.Tyoenday.Belokay.Edday.Hyenah.Kakintah.Cobage.Fahdonoh.Allejay.Ahwakay.Kochameyah.Ballahbah.Kahlojolee.Banbahway.Hyeconee.Ojoe.Anahmoe.

Lahtoh.Incongo.Enemechey.Olubatay.Koobay.Achokoo.Agoo.Ewoho.Eranah.Longarrevenday.Yongo.Ahbassay.Mahwodo.Kalefah.Iambage.Alubee.Kemmay.Allakay.Ochoh.Misallah.Lasee.Olah.Alahday.Ahjubbay.Asam.Obannahjah.Sammang.Ennoo.Ahgosay.Abosee.

Ayanee.Anowechee.Obedeago.Domesee.Nangay.Nacktay.Asoo.Jaggo.Kannoh.Paakandah.Ballafosah.Bakoe.Tahwoe.Edowoo.Lesahbejoe.Okolahday.Fahlobee.Ochumee.Edowo.Mokallay.Kotobay.Jahnemguah.Owoleakam.Lekansee.Abebahmee.Lesahlee.Ahjolobee.

Opolo.Abeahjowah.Gomah.Besesee.Abang.Ocoya.Gelano.Serah.Alosee.Okoponee.Olojoe.Jaggo.Ayonee.Okolahday’s-Infant-(19-m.Dowoo.Ayakang.Hyenah.Ahquan.Olesahbolay.Incongay.Tatteah.Akojaboo.Gogah.Molesahding.Ahpah.Ochando.Ocogah.Defondo.

Nambah.Emoh.Massahya.Mahdee.Sekatambo.Ahbrawah.Kahmoo.Hyenah.Omahkee.Ahmesah.Mollolah.Ahlonowah.Musah.Ojoe.Gomanquay.Ayowah.Landah.Ocom.Mammah.Gedosoo.Kosalay.Indokah.Madahno.Okoronko.Azumay.Toko.Eppay.Esoyee.Yarahmah.

Semeyahmah.Sonarlarmattah.Korokoo.Fahpajoe.Ahgebokee.Ahtoe.Mollolah’s-Infant-(14-mth.Olubemah.Otammee.Geebodoo.Assuah.Abahjo.Mosallay.Bahboh.Hyenah.Yamahlay.Alolah.Akoree.Mahwazay.Ahgahmoo.Tomah.Injock.Abassay.Dawosee.Kombahkalay.

Domingah.Agebolah.Osoe.Mahwasay.Tackpah.Kahweloosay.Okedah.Balagoo.Ahkallah.Onooway.Owoolah.Tasso.Keyah.Efee.Akojaboo.Abokay.Hyenah.Yahlay.Odazeum.Okah.Azolah.Injonfah.Yahmay.Gebochah.Sagah.Secumdah.Inokay.Odojobbee.Momohloe.So mahday.Dasomoo.Okedah’s-Infant-(9-mths).Olojoo.Lahjamee.Dowoo.Mokoko.Labolonee.Imbom.Oboe.Iaggoo.Awosoo.Mya.Impam.Ahedero.Okankah.Deseah.Yongbahfah.Gochee.Fahtolah.Kalefah.Belanting.Asahtoh.Odorombay.Oneboh.Fassom.Lahkosoo.

Awoosoo/1st.Ipelloo.Oshoh.Sholakoo.Ingangah.Wotokay.Keyah.Isahgah.Ekopolah.Fahtimah.Akojoe.Akay.Edowosee.Enahko.Mynom.Ampah.Ackpye.Ahjai.Bahkalay.Sucedadee.Bahtah-(pregnant).Ahlahboloo.Malolah.Kassay.Allahbee.Awoosoo/1st’s-Infant-(8-m.

Fahbulay.Mammo.Edowoo.Yakolah.Aseyomee.Keyah.Bahdowah.Koebee.Lahsoko.Jagoo.Bakay.Chekoo.Owakah.Incongo.Mahfonbah.Bozokay.Adolah.Nemah.Ahlombahto.Ahbrahbah.Olojoe.Dahchelay.Vannosee.Chahfomekay.Ahdahsee.Akenday.Yolufinnee.Onebo kay.Mallongoo.Amahyakay.Ingoom.Obolee.Iebboo.Asahboh.Jekoyee.Pahbee.Ojahbodo.Dokallanay.Elquelly.Mandagasallah.Achee.Obaday.Tombo.Fastenah.Tennay.Daboo.Olojoe.Ofallahlay.Iyahwo.Ahdahsee’s-Infant.Ahboh.Lahmee.Debobah.Nomm.Iyay.IngoomChild.Jokom.Ahmojah.Olobetah.Agedo.Wahyahchay.Okarafo.Okoo.Awahnah.Indebo.Ahbassay.Iyoh.Banjahno.Mariah.Fahjobee.Sokoyee.Lahbotay.Sodobay.Mahloyea.Ahdabo.Kyoday.Igosee.Koballay.Akammoo.Lyofay.Sammang.Chogah.Hyenah.Mahdalay.Odo.Annaree.Ohsay.Derebah.Intahkay.Abahsahbah.Azontoh.Agay.Mahmahdee.Emelia.Ambah.Lahjakoo.Allah.Colahbokor.Ahdabee.Ahdabo’s-Infant.Okosoday.Awahpay.Ojoe.Wambay.Awosoo.Sammang.Ahboh.Mandoo.Ahsebee.Lomahday.Wannopo.Ayoh.Dokoronko.

Imbooo.Indabah.Aboh.Akequay.Tomahdee.Alwoyah.Awadolah.Oshoe.Tendahdee.Lamahlah.Okooballahjah.Awoosoo/2nd.Ayahgoboo.Agballay.Odomochee.Annannah.Ahdawoo.Sammang.Atang.Lashee.Ahjai.Agolay.Imboree.Wonakah.Hankah.Impom.Kamboh.

Ahpavay.Ayahlay.Sarrah.Ballang.Gobee.Ochoe.Jah.Dasomee.Ahtachah.Awoosoo/2nd’s-Infant.Gahsahloo.Akiddah.Fahdolly.Masellay.Myjeobay.Inchay.Adah.Alahwosah.Tassom.Adajo.Wodomah.Emahgekay.Arakay.Peyahkah.Indefong.Pahway.Olojo.Bocarrie.Ahpindo.

Lahbah.Cochee.Ahdagee.Oddesah.Ahtachah.Awoosoo/3rd.Daygokoo.Tyawah.Eboday.Lamboh.Hyenah.Incoom.Ayop.Tyoh.Ahbrasee.Anekachay.Addah.Egequah.Indah.Mengobayokah.Ingom.Attam.Ahjago.Boray.Ioino.Dalomah.Solooah.Monno.Odozakoo.Ahjee-

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bee.Awoosoo/3rd’s-Infant.Tonahday.Osoobeeyee.Lussgee.Owenday.Ajahtombay.Inkem.Takoo.Deah.Okoonoo.Achoh.Bahfoh.Sakay.Wankoh.Ingah.Intangah.Imbokochah.Ahtomah.Domingo.Venidofay.Olahlay.Amedoo.Awosay.Noyo.Abakaloo.Afolahday.Ahsokoo.

Hyenah.Efahmolay.Imboamah.Saffomekay.Inteck.Dotoo.Komopiah.Lokoway.Alomahday.Inguammah.Ahdebo.Okoe.Mampoh.Asoo.Edday.Osaamay.Mamodo.Syako.Mallolo.Iaemjay.Kosolekay.Annah.Jinkoe.Afolahday’s-Infant.Odosoo.Corrongwee.Fahbulay.Kandagee.Awoosoo.Bullay.Okobiye.Bambasay.Achoh.Atalohbee.Olugah.Ewah.Oprome.Apawo.Dombahsah.Echeko.Ahcholah.Bahjo.Ochoh.Sennin.Addoo.Annekay.Fahlolah.Mahgoyea.Alahbah.Kosobay.Odoorakoo.Odoosallah.Fessah.Abenoo.Myoh.Monno.Ahjai.Be yong.Asahlo.Akammah.Amboh.Ahgokah.Ingardo.Ingallay.Agalako.Ologo.Banko.Akallah.Fatmah.Edowoo.Oyea.Ochoh.Soteyoh.Alahbah’s-Infant-(22-mths.Depaloo.Darookay.Ason.Imbang.Awoosoo.Mangam.Asequah.Mahjahdomee.Mallah.Bushay.Kawannah.

Wankoray.Oyozo.Atopay.Asuah.Aloh.Hyenah.Ansomano.Lalloway.Akoyamono.Bancollay.Mobah.Depawoo.Obahbay.Abenee.Okoloo.Awooshue.Lubagee.Atannah.Azolokay.Toko.Sahco.Lebahmee.Bahwoo.Langballah.Imbakay.Ocoree.Omay.Kekom.Morabanay.Ato bah.Ahlee.Mommodee.Idetay.Eyay.Tejomoo.Jarrah.Asam.Hyenah.Abenee’s-Infant-(8mths).Fahkobee.Awooshue-Child.Oleetahtah.Domancomah.Abappeelay.Nakakay.Mosongoo.Okay.Olacheemee.Agay.Womahnah.Ofokallaboh.Oroo.Imbah.Injonjo.Acaray.Afeno.

Kawodee.Ahchoh.Lahtobay.Hyenah.Lahbah.Besam.Dasomee.Mallakee.Dagokoo.Deffahkoa.Okalay.Mantonday.Olesahtokay.Manmouse.Tenjah.Olooketah.Beyo.Asalokay.Ahkalebee.Kendorona.Opah.Akoe.Ingomah.Awocho.Akosawo.Colay.Fochay.Malloloh.Oshoe.

Mahloe.Jebahwo.Ojoe.Mallakee’s-Infant-(18mths.Odoahloo.Deffahkoa-Child-(9-mths).Bagbalah.Tonnah.Obepoh.Nandwiney.Asammo.Dowoo.Attonday.Akolalah.Wahnahcheloo.Emahjoe.Olugahmay.Fombo.Yancoh.Aloh.Cholaloo.Marrebah.Addotah.Lahcobee.

Ojoe.Ahworee.Olokarmeko.Ahpahtee.Ajah.Lahbanjay.Iyakay.Apadokoo.Indongah.Ahmahleah.Soung.Eloh.Ojoe.Akojobee.Beyinkah.Akamah.Onahkenoh.Byran.Loko.Indondoko.Abah.Chodaloo.Sakarrie.Annobah.Abay.Balay.Ajahbah.Okoloo.Lahlotee.Ajah’s-Infant-(21mths).Omelahyee.Iyakay-Child-(10-mths).Adowoo.Wonembel.Omahbay.Meyamnabamah.Mammoh.Dowoo.Landoo.Lahbah.Wangarakay.Onawechee.Acpah.Alalee.Kechong.Acoray.Oshonee.Boray.Tahwo.Ahbealoh.Quiah.Mahlohoe.Okojoe.Odoobee.

Omoneloo.Ojoe.Osorombee.Ahjai.Watonee.Olobahdokay.Namboh.Bahlondo.Ahkamee.Ahjannoo.Annekay.Curbamay.Enabo.Imbahpah.Menanay.Mesanday.Appan.Meleamoh.Bokamah.Okabafo.Ahwonee.Andee.Dasolay.Amekahlay.Soleebee.Omoneloo’s-Infant(14mths.Genesoo.Osorombee-Child.Jeboloo.Bandobet.Onemeday.Nammiss.Enoko.Agobee.Ozah.Mallahjo.Injattah.Cheoday.Abayjay.Owoloh.Mallangah.Aloh.Chong.Jamsaine.Mammah.Aquashua.Kanday.Fahteemah.Ogootay.Ojoe.Omotahday.Lubay.Ahdaylah.Fa bahloo.Asanay.Mahbosee.Nammakah.Eboe.Oloo.Mammah.Mahjayom.Olo.Eneahto.Ampah.Sesin.Manzoah.Inzahgah.Emanoh.Sano.Odosolo.Fogolah-(pregnant).Kannah.Okedah.Dasolee.Bolay.Omotahday’s-Infant.Olojoe.Hyenah.Adabee.Toquay.Tennay.Nam watakah.Nonchoh.Ochoh.Jefeemee.Ageachoe.Ugah.Ecoh.Omahday.Nangonakah.Ingay.Appan.Ahdasako.Moray.Olojoe.Ogedolah.Ochopay.Ahmenah.Hyenah.Addoh.Ofogee.Kosahbay.Hyenah.Oloobaquay.Agolah.Ahmenah.Bahallahah.Indomowah.Ogolenah.

Oloomee.Azatp.Imbakay.Ahtam.Egboh.Veakah.Mangayah.Monjoo.Ayenah.Lahlee.Ogah.Otolo.Molahday.Jeahbee.Chopah.Daddah.Ofogee’s-Infant-(26mths).Afulay.Bojah.Moyah.Fahloyee.Ahmenah.Kakah.Kamsay.Olubahday.Enday.Ayakay.Ahkaganday.Ozoh.Ahbahjah.Abangah.Inzoh.Indah.Ogodokay.Bahjee.Comoyea.Chanbalay.Osokoo.Yahfonah.Owahlay.Dameno.Odobahmekay.Kahsein-arivo.Hyenah.Daddah.Allahsonkay.Lavookay.Intock.Mambay.Iabodah.Mammah.Abesam.Cheeolobah.Ozoleboh.Imboe.Yamsay.Infoko.

Cholee.Ahwolay.Cabbah.Lajoe.Afolahday.Cholakay.Aweshoe.Ahgawoo.Daddah.Odobahmekay’s-Infa-(15mth.Osoo.Olomahbahkay.Addoo.Logahloo.Sannon.Femong.Appan.Matloh.Bahwah.Loloh-(pregnant).Enang.Onangah.Atah.Imbonjo.Indecory.Abanko.Lojobee.Iano.Chaloko.Saquah.Okolahday.Ahfahlo.Akebahday.Ojoe.Hyenah.Lubafong.Keeahleebay.Imbaloo.Lahbah.Hyenah.Gumbechee.Fesoff.Ahdom.Mammah.Lahbah.Ahmobo.Amalo.Imbrah.Madingah.Inkem.Moh.Akalesee.Iahtah.Iahgoday.Awo.Dasamoo.Awoosee.Annekogo.Obeyeee.Hyenah’s-Infant-(14-mths).Quei.Olahjoloo.Olalaykoo.Alahbay.Fahtay.Emosee.Danjop.Agodegee.Ahlahmoo.Ahjojoe.Oboh.Cheako.Wahpah.Momoo.Keyah.Omoh.Adowoo.Mankahbah.Okocheelo.Mesahday-(pregnant).Alloko.Fahyeayea.Falannee.Sallobee.Akahday.Kumahpye.Ahjai.Kobologee.Odabee.Olahmachay.Emoh.Ingotee.Quakah.Lashee.Ahjumah.Attan.Okorahnoh.Casey.Ingoh.Daboh.Mochee.Eleah.Santo.Ogolahday.Ahdoom.Olooloo.Lahday.Chodogo.Aquahday.Akahday’s-Infant-(9-mths).

Ahkunnahday.Lahdayomee.Winchalah.Ahgessee.Lahmesanah.Eyongo.Banquay.Sotoloo.Ogoeeday.Afoday.Ahmafakay.Okro.Wahfoe.Indap.Ingobejong.Apan.Mallalay.Quahday.Moloko.Olesahjoh.Somokoo.Lyoh.Alladahbo.Tootayea.Bonnah.Digbay.Odoobee.Achoh.

Ochoe.Ogotakah.Ingoh.Mamboh.Ahway.Ahkebo.Lumekay.Benday.Ahwo.Akoo.Incoh.Gobahyong.Apan.Okoloo.Mechangarey.Oquay.Kobay.Degbahkay.Awooshee.Ebahday.Achapoloh.Bonnah’s-Infant.Lookansee.Odoobee-Child-(10-mths).Sowyah.Ocomoloo.Amedae.Indee.Wedett.Ahjai.Molomahlah.Awosoo.Taffoh.Ebay.Okroopah.Bang.Gobahsoh.Motton.Olopoh.Brahmah.Oyahday.Fahsawo.Amochah.Ojuahlay.Chomahlay.Kosomeloh.Lahbosee.Loosono.Oyahcowaday.Ochagoo.Adoo.Ayahgalee.Lahdee.Meway.Ahchoh.

Lachee.Tassah.Tyamah.Obabay.Ahpah.Mocom.Injonjo.Effah.Ochoh.Imbahlay.Ojoe.Tennay.Olojoe.Amagee.Odofahloo.Debosah.Lahbosee’s-Infant-(6-mths.Osobye.Oyahcowaday-Child.Ojahton.Banetoo.Mahtambay.Asoo.Mesahvee.Dosoo.Moday.Assanno.Ahbassee.

Ochanday.Carahbarree.Inzahlay.Ingoboyong.Osango.Esoday.Dahpah.Ochoh.Fahtonekay.Osoo.Ahsebee.Ogosahlay.Olooyea.Ajumah.Chobah.Leeamajue.Oloodo.Odoo.Ahdabamee.Ingommoo.Mombah.Gosee.Edowoo.Lechowoo.Ogobahjoe.Okowchay.Ofooray.Andongo.Soso.Indong.Kojobee.Jokee.Olay.Ojah.Osokoo.Beyea.Hyenah.Adoo.Ajumah’s-Infant-(11-mths).Ahjambahkoo.Modellay.Osotee.Okalaloo.Lahvintang.Nangah.Sammeing.Adabee.Bokallay.Batako.Olay.Ofontah.Alaquashee.Soallay.Gobahbang.Indop.Ololah.

Corotus.Chonee.Fahsolah.Hyenah.Bambosee.Mahmoko.Dasomoo.Koshano.Oquimekah.Hyenah.Amoyee.Somahlah.Ahjusay.Pandah.Acquay.Toneehay.Alowolah.Dasemee.Okachay.Odozay.Aboyea.Molloko.Gobassah.Intop.Oloyea.Ochang.Monloko.Asebah.Lamah.

Mahfeebee.Ogopoh.Daddah.Lahmee.Tyeoh.Lahree.Akelomee.Addeah.Bangbamee.Insoom.Emoh.Akdoom.Oleadoo.Kekolo.Ekoko.Kahmah.Ogboh.Alock.Golebang.Indoh.Ololong.Chompah.Daloko.Ofotoway.Lajoe.Ahwahkay.Ahchoh.Desah.Hyenah.Sogee.Afoopay.Edowoo.Ajumenoo.Sahgotolah.Namsay.Addeah.Iaggoo.Wamtam.Evahtah.Enahwo.Enokanodo.Desagqualy.Bombay.Donkang.Ayoh.Ochoblah.Yemahnay.Hyenah.Olesahfowah.Ashoe.Ahdahmah.Lahcoloo.Kesahday.Awoosoe.Ogojobee.Koojambolah.Cholayen.

Abedogong.Akoalah.Depandah.Akay.Bambosee.Hyenah.Chachay.Asodah.Chekagee.Dedeah.Imbonday.Impongo.Imboh.Ahcobolah.Bahyett.Asekah.Asee.Sasoo.Fahlolah.Ojoe.Ahlamoo.Okedong.Ahdiffelah.Lahmee.Gebosay.Ashan.Osotahlah.Betokee.Equah.Ahchoh.Ojoe.Adasoto.Okah.Equachago.Jelay.Injungo.Takay.Bosoh.Cholokay.Forotose.Alano.Lallobay.Ogoodamah.Yayay.Ochoh.Ochoh.Ahmonewah.Egay.Gumboe.Ajoe.Akolobee.Mallahlah.Neah.Adeagah.Ochokoe.Olahsoday.Ahfolomee.Otam.Okakahwonay.Indowosee.Mazongay.Gobanang.Carapan.Sodepay.Jung.Mammah.Mallah.Adahah.Ahdom.Ahjai.Tobanday.Ahboh.Obassah.Iyeparroo.Agay.Lahchelo.Cholahbee.Injoh.Acquay.Oloo.Ahjai.Esahkoway.Wonko.Okarafo.Ojahkonahmo.Alomo.Gobahsah.Ajay.Ojoe.Tenahto.

Okolobo.Dakambee.Ajoe.Jahgomahah.Jaggo.Adowoo.Lojahkay.Ahdeeako.Bamballah.Yanoyah.Agobah.Mallahkay.Injoh.Ahbassee.Dowoo.Kamballee.Atapallah.Okakay.Ogowazay.Ajeecomee.Bongup.Menong.Ennay.Chubolay.Najahkah.Ahchoh.Fahyamee.Somokoo.

Malahkay.Iahcoamee.Acpahna.Wotahloh.Ojoe.Dattoomah.Akiddoh.Geboloo.Olepahday.Defong.Adeagah.Ochoh.Iahtoo.Alahkay.Etasay.Ameboh.Ocorahoe.Defong.Gonahbahsah.Acheboh.Kofahlojo.Belantah.Comahday.Adoo.Ashoe.Yayay.Melaloo.Ahkolahday.

Alajoe.Ochobah.Yamaygee.Ahfookoo.Efotay.Bahdobee.Intubah.Ebetam.Achoh.Ofomah.Chabamekay.Omay.Amokacko.Imboquah.Nogoso.Insongah.Karogoh.Ojoe.Blantah.Eggay.Mallakay.Ahdakoo.Sahbahdako.Pallah.Shakomahday.Akedah.Olallahwar.Iagoo.Ammekays-ie.Cholah.Ahdalodo.Indefong.Adeagah.Ebajue.Mahdotah.Tennay.Ahdagah.Okalay.Wahberah.Ahkongoh.Awonjah.Ogah.Olojo.Yalang.Damikay.Dasomeno.Addoo.Ogombamee.Ocholah.Ogomahday.Awoosoo.Olahdahton.Lyesee.Agai.Legyembah.Malahya.

Injang.Ahbassay.Achee.Dakambee.Adobelokay.Obah.Ahbakallam.Akoday.Indembay.Beyong.Oseah.Kowojee.Lonah.Ahchoh.Yahnoday.Godopay.Hyenah.Akaylee.Edenee.Besoway.Sobree.Ojai.Loowallahgah.Achoh.Apputalah.Fonkay.Owem.Etahbee.Olacheemee.Vahtomah.Annahko.Omagebah.Nochah.Mahan.Debanjah.Ozay.Ogomee.Ahpahloy.Byojay.Ahsenah.Allahmee.Ochoh.Loobasshee.Ochoh.Asahbee.Ochollahpony.Oduntah.Ahjai.Achokoo.Ahchoboo.Indefong.Adeagah.Ahbokadee.Kobahkay.Ololah.Ocraffo.Opram.

Akawonomee.Pahpah.Impongo.Ayoh.Yamesee.Imbraso.Dapolo.Jahwo.Dasono.Ahjai.Ojoe.Ochoh.Mahdanee.Ochue.Makpay.Olookahtan.Totahya.Majahbay.Indefong.Intong.Elooloh.Chogoo.Mamanah.Obeahkay.Oyenawo.Wahmah.Owambay.Asay.Defong.Jassom.

Lopay.Mahoh.Awosoo.Arroo.Monotong.Ahbealloo.Olapanay.Alahday.Ahbuddo.Hyesah.Manneyegpay.Yahmoh.Lowahlo.Imbole.Feamrah.Hyenah.Ahjai.Tennay.Echago.Omaray.Andafee.Maranko.Andor.Imboh.Olojoe.Kosinko.Ogolay.Hyenah.Ogelarree.Edowoo.

Janday.Oyooyea.Abesemah.Kallahpay.Ohloomoyekay.Beetolah.Yahkoo.Akahrah.Esopah.Akahnem.Ahdanahkah.Dowahlakam.Chahpotoo.Annahko.Ozaquam.Imbahfoe.Indanglah.Kachom.Eyoh.Hyenah.Pahtink.Lyamee.Inoloo.Mosobah.Kotee.Bassah.Ochah.Sahde poh.Tabbray.Meloolah.Bayoko.Alahlahnoo.Sokolah.Injonah.Wanko.Hyenah.Ochoh.Chahpotoo’s-child.Acoray.Apan.Adahomah.Mammah.Dawahlakay.Insang.Oleakay.Somah.Bankolay.Chahsoh.Osahdamah.Ojoe.Kosah.Somahchee.Apajue.Odosinnah.Simmatoo.

Daysoo.Ahchokoo.Odontah.Defong.Amoh.Odahnee.Ahtoo.Lahtay.Ahwosay.Olahdekay.Debokono.Yamsay.Ahaggah.Mammah.Mallokay.Kahmah.Goaday.Maddalay.Oyajobee.Akannee.Ahkandee.Bassolay.Adday.Coty.Ajuenay.Okiddong.Modee.Ojoe.Indu.Ageagah.

Olahday.Omatajo.Lahtay’s-child.Ahpam.Omado.Wyenakah.Mazongay.Magalatolah.Accom.Ataloway.Mahmahree.Okobayay.Ahjai.Shobee.Edowoo.Okolotay.Dadday.Lahgee.Odowaywoo.Fahtumah.Tyewoo.Chogee.Lallatong.Inseah.Ahkem.Sahnoo.Moladoo.Banday.

Wokolo.Ocoro.Equah.Sonnah.Monomassah.Yahobang.Awoosoo.Yahminday.Lesahmoh.Olahtom.Ahanosoo.Abetong.Azabo.Ahmoleyah.Ochubaloo.Oyeloywah.Afuahlue.Awoosee.Bahwah.Lufegee.Imbando.Amoh.Mahday.Dowoo.Banday’s-child.Derochay.Onekamay.Imbolee.Inzozo.Alopah.Defong.Mannasah.Sanee.Otahpah.Olotannay.Ochoe.Ocholah.Ojoe.Ochoh.Ahdamelahjo.Oloogobee.Kosoneekay.Awoosee.Ahchoe.Ogoo.Ingam.Owah.Olubah.Ochobee.Aforeyah.Abrow.Owalay.Wahnemah.Immiye.Nangamannah.

Acoray.Tassoh.Yanday.Soboh.Chodahloo.Lasee.Kosomenah.Ochoh.Edah.Asabanbee.Ahpedoe.Sappaygoo.Awoochue.Mahbokee.Ayowah.Intee.Adeagah.Woloo.Ahtogee.Aforeyah’s-child.Kodery.Ambah.Ahogo.Partwang.Mamosah.Appan.Dalokay.Sarrah.Molanay.

Okobahday.Dahsoloo.Agay.Ozaloo.Ahtakpah.Lahdopay.Ojagbaymee.Agai.Awoochue.Ahyonee.Lallotang.Ahwilly.Accoom.Ahlebarrekah.Fahbolee.Enotom.Korochay.Wokoro.Ezomah.Pomah.Gobahnen.Eboh.Ahjahgo.Keloreah.Apahtay.Adowoo.Odootah.Edowoo.

Olooboko.Ogotolay.Olejoh.Oyonto.Ohloopahday.Olojoe.Alolee.Chodoloo.Imbangah.Apahbo.Ajahday.Lagokoo.Enotom’s-child.Wozo.Ebawechee.Imbolay.Abakah.Abassah.Imboh.Addo.Kechah.Cubnah.Lebalay.Ombolah.Oleebah.Mammah.Ojoe.Ahyamee.Ochoe.

Ahculay.Daywoosee.Ogah.Ahchoh.Injambah.Anang.Kambalanee.Ahchoh.Abombolah.Akay.Kahkanday.Edetay.Fangah.Beyongbett.Mombay.Allanjay.Yajomah.Owahdo.Ojoe.Ochoh.Yahvee.Iebbo.Olooday.Iamowah.Ojoe.Hyenah.Hyenah.Mochakaloo.Allagay.Ingally.

Ewah.Beoy.Ahchaday.Abombolah’s-child.Azowakay.Opannah.Adalemah.Atoquay.Manambay.Etom.Intahjalo.Nongah.Ochobah.Fahdomelah.Ochoe.Edowoo.Ahjai.Allahbay.Ahjai.Dayfillah.Ayeagoo.Manneyegpay.Olechuboo.Gallowee.Imbelkong.Ahwahdah.Ochobah.Ahfintee.Mahgodolay.Gewasay.Olobo.Banay.Melock.Manamasay.Efomah.Adafomekay.Sombal.Ojoe.Chahbee.Offodokoo.Ogoobee.Ahjai’s-Infant.Mahpaye.Daddah.Ojoe.Ohfookoloo.Obookallah.Ahloseno.Olesahtomee.Indefah.Ahfeoh.Donoo.Olopahday.Mahgodolay’s-child.Okasakay.Wokroo.Enoway.Nomo.Asongo.Emboko.Ahdaquahjo.Borree.Ojekam.Ojoe.Mahbahbee.Alankay.Akedoh.Pagoo.Fallokay.Sofollay.Hyenah.Ahjibbahsay.Bokekee.Olomahday.Imbating.Odah.Oloo.Chanojoe.Apaloo.Ahtom.Imbahlato.Imbahko.

Abonay.Ingombo.Inkem.Bahbay.Kachomay.Olojoe.Chahgonah.Olahbowah.Ogahgahlofah.Akedoh’s-Infant-(15-mths).Hyelah.Abanee.Kabahlahjay.Lohlor.Mozelye.Omahlahgee.Imakamaloo.Dokong.Usoroko.Ahbarrekah.Ojoe.Abasay.Indoofo.Ahjano.Mahboe.Pallay.

Intobah.Jimnay.Malakay.Ingaradoboh.Okomahlah.Odano.Ahjai.Iacomelah.Bahboh.Odoom.Oyajoh.Adasugbah.Ahyaway.Sahtukuisee.Ogomahday.Fambee.Indakong.Bendara.Ahjai.Agay.Akanday.Ahlafo.Adahloh.Odako.Pokahway.Oboday.Ahbassah.Amatajo.Tongah.

Somarto.Agassay.Hyenah.Dewah.Bahboh’s-Infant.Ochoh.Akedong.Ojoe.Annekau.Sammokai.Akotay.Lefelah.Indickname.Anchah.Ogolee.Ahbagee.Asebokay.Amalahkay.Nabala.Imbahjah.Bongah.Deahlay.Massah.Lahboloh.Jekontah.Ochobay.Enoway.Dawosee.Eloh.

Kanmadefay.Ajay.Olojoe.Otyco.Anekee.Affookoobee.Lahlobay.Myalay.Indeyah.Odah.Oyaneyah.Mahdeah.Amoleamee.Jekomah.Ototowekah.Kenahbooko.Popotay.Kahkanday.Mennay.Woday.Tonko.Sahday.Iegajo.Koneberee.Hyenah.Kanmadefay’s-Infant-(8mth.Ahjai.Mahmolejoe.Efatee.Oyeakolay.Mahkoojolah.Osoom.Ofuluah.Deyannah.Okarumah.Achokoo.Mahdeah’s-child.Hyenah.Omay.Ahmajay.Onahdoe.Ingangee.Nobopopo.Imboquah.Olosee.Bahketoh.Oshoh.Ayabaday.Olojoe.Dasomee.Sahmagee.Mahsaloo.Ogbay.Ahgolahday.Banjoko.Olebemmoroo.Lahlayah.Oday.Insoom.Wanbay.Ayanee.Abahsee.Asanee.Ogeday.Mahchoko.Imbakay.Amongay.Akejabo.Annequay.Chodomo.Koyee.Accoh.Okay.Fahtayah.Amoosoo.Sahmagee’s-Infant-(7-mths.Agedah.Awoosee.Hyenah.Daddah.

Tawoo.Ajahbay.Ayako.Landah.Alooboo.Iaboo.Ahdowoosee.Mahjai.Ahnokah.Okoro.Echohomay.Inganjo.Ojalay.Mop-(pregnant).Loboday.Esang.Adoom.Okonay.Addoo.Ahchoh.Akedang.Ahbabee.Hyenah.Kopahsiyah.Fahnookay.Fahsenbay.Ahdoboloo.Ebahquay.

Deonee.Fingin.Ahbantee.Ahdowoosee’s-child.Alatah.Attam.Angebo.Azecedom.Aban.Ahpayay.Ogo.Dowoo.Wong.Ahjai.Owodammay.Annekolay.Ogoogee.Akedang’s-Infant-(16-mths.Akedah.Osahtokay.Ojoe.Dafahlahloo.Ahdoahlah.Dajumah.Nomahlah.Intahyang.

Adeah.Odosoo.Allahbah.Alomogee.Obannay.Ahgobom.Wokelee.Ayoh.Atahpah.Ego.Okocheno.Koyanday.Sashee.Ahbiye.Ochoh.Daddah.Arookaloo.Mannesah.Ahgetatee.Chaychaloo.Mahchulloway.Ahdaykah.Achabay.Insahdeko.Imbakay.Abbassee.Ieboday.Allahbah’s-child.Agay.Momah.Adoh.Wahmahkasah.Inkay.Afonah.Ogo.Ojoe.Bahfah.Madallakah.Edowoo.Ahwoojoe.Odepah.Arookaloo’s-Infant.Odebybee.Fahtoday.Fahbaymee.Dojuallah.Dahfisamah.Ahmodo.Ojoe.Imbangoo.Anooboo.Egay.Lahmee.Kodolo.Appan.

Oballah.Wahbahkah.Apoy.Odomahpalay.Incongolo.Woloh.Saryanko.Ahginnah.Konnebahbay.Odesokoo.Edowoo.Monesah.Lahwokay.Dassekay.Ahbahjamee.Akallatoo.Lumayroo.Alaahjo.Legahsee.Mokobose.Annoboo.Beokoo.Lahmee’s-child.Achoh.Mocoro.Odoahgay.Abachee.Otahkay.Oguallabay.Massah.Soko.Tahkobah.Adepay.Chahsoh.Oroomee.Abesoonah.Monesah’s-Infant.Ahmowoo.Ahdabay.Acannah.Fahwoe.Iayyoh.Toloo.Olukay.Nangole.Adogoo.Hyenah.Achabee.Aketoloh.Odobosay.Imbahfooe.Ayakambee.Ejahtooto.Asomah.Imbomcho.Allejobo.Abdosallahmah.Mammado.Abee.Ahroo.Okoonomee.Debahmechay.Ahloloh.Malloko.Mammah.Mahbollah.Arondoo.Majohdomee.Chonahyay.Inquam.Esonoo.Ahjai.Achabee’s-child.Ahbombo.Woko.Imbolee.Eferahkoe.Namah.

Oleahlee.Enoquah.Kahbame.Fahkahbo.Olojo.Ashoh.Osahjoe.Ebolah.Debahmechay’s-Infant-(16m.Allafookay.Defowewah.Bahgooddoo.Kalloowodeeyea.Yahjemmee.Chanoo.Chodepo.Sammah.Achimbay.Ahchoh.Malakay.Ekasay.Ohahgee.Amalenah.Insadee.Eyo monay.Aday.Awahkah.Ogomahoo.Barrabah.Eggay.Ochoh.Olojoe.Lepahday.Alokaday.Leyomoloh.Fobah.Iobbah.Ogoteemee.Fahsonkay.Awomee.Odotoloo.Incongo.Aladee.Hyeloh.Malakay’s-child.Chobah.Oloh.Accohzo.Bogonko.Mandah.Afahlo.Acahboyah.Olosahboso.Belahlee.Hyenah.Ochinokosay.Ogah.Ahroe.Alokaday’s-Infant.Chahsayee.Ahjai.Ayeametee.Tahwo.Ahdawoo.Adelahmee.Annegoo.Ingo.Effam.Ahjai.Agbasee.Dolahkay.Appan.Affonee.Intahgee.Ingarp.Ego.Imboquah.Mallah.Bahrah.Sahgorah.Sonpoh.Jobah.

Kahlay.Massadah.Awoosoo.Chebolahday.Edow.Odubbee.Samnor.Fahlolah.Dosomoo.Dongmissee.Ebahchee.Olahday.Maneykepay.Okaray.Mallay.Wogah.Wahneko.Bengah.Yakasay.Anofotay.Ahchemay.Sangallah.Chonkay.Hyewah.Allahbejah.Oloowoo.Massadah’s-Infant.Somahto.Olafee.Okay.Kabadaycoo.Ofoosahlah.Olubolay.Ahdontang.Mengmissee.Manpoh.Olejosoo.Kettay.Ahjai.Wankoh.Achoh.Wahnelo.Bennoko.Ahdolay.Afalemah.Ewontee.Borah.Fekahjamee.Okalladay.Okay.Danosee.Yajabee.Lahmelokoe.Olojoe.Sogaykay.

Ahdaynekoo.Ahsumpee.Ahkong.Odoway.Nackah.Ahpallayah.Ahlahbee.Oquahday.Doloe.Eboh.Ahkanabee.Indabowoko.Mallambay.Odomay.Anemelah.Obolahday.Abdolahie.Lallabo.Sopallo.Odagee.Edowoo.Yajabee’s-Infant.Ahwoyo.Hyenah.Woloo.Kohmolee.Ahkoonoo.Alahday.Ogoo.Nangting.Inguahmah.Amelagodoo.Ahbechom.Ahjai.Okarafah.Imbolee.Wogay.Atokay.Amosobah.Amachah.Ahdepay.Sekechoh.Ahjibolay.Tolo.Ochoh.Okonnah.Mahdasegee.Daddah.Awoosoo.Soochayso.Bosee.Ogooronkay.Benoyoh.Osobay.

Nangahmelong.Imboloo.Olojoe.Hyeway.Pahvee.Mokoh.Annahlabay.Garakamway.Somo.Ekahbogefay.Abassee.Kejoh.Tangarree.Adoom.Ahbolee.Mosah.Ahkallahday.Mahdasegee’s-Infant.Mallomee-Mirah.Onee.Ojakah.Baggah.Ahgah.Bojoh.Aleko.Ogodah.Ahdagoh.

Ahjogoalah.Incallay.Imbah.Aseah.Apahlo.Ogombee.Daddah.Imbakay.Oleye.Bowah.Sammah.Azumah.Bamballah.Marbobejay.Farrah.Okonekay.Charko.Ahjai.Bisoko.Gong.Sayou.Lesahmetay.Osoloh.Manguan.Wolay.Doway.Ahfeako.Dowosee.Hyenah.Ahbalah.

Gobahsah.Okakay.Onwah.Daryarmah.Ofoloo.Ahjai.Emahloe.Cudjoe.Dammah.Kandarwa.Anayea.Alofah.Arjarpary.Barhim.Alake.Serratay.Boyakai.Darbonay.Kong.Fenah.Mallahkay.Dawomee.Jah.Ahdenah.Fodesay.Imbolah.Annawochee.Dakoahjoe.Osahpee.Bambay.Ogonnah.Kalanang.Ogoo.Ochoe.Efardakay.Imbakay.Okolah.Sanbay.Sooroo.Mallowoo.Yafarloo.Tassosoo.Menemarwo.Omoh.Attatadday.Afenow.Wodame.Shuray’s-Infant-(2-mths).Komba.Olomekay.Akedah.Moh.Amenah.OBosee.Mary.Ekamah.Agodayee.Ahjai.

Imbalay.Alakammah.Karowah.Imbokay.Osogalay.Dawosee.Imbolay.Mammah.Fannah.Jarwah.Lahbah.Owardenah.Beakom.Banyah.Onoh.Lokarloo.Adegenow.Ayonya.Mahamadoo.Mary.Ahwoe.Loloh.Imbah.Ahbebay.Bokosee.Imbahfoe.Owojah.Lamajai.Ahdapay.

Copay.Chelakay.Ahdeagah.Bahfoday.Dekayea.Ojulay.Ardawah.Dobay.Doorey.Sessay.Arzarmardeno.Loree.Akojobee.Larroay.Okoh.Danoolay.Saboboo.Dasamki.Jeba.Fah.Mahkosay.Sojoe.Lawahlah.Olesah.Kosee.Mary.Ohahgoday.Koloyee.Egboe.Unknown.Ocoro.

Emoh.Kankoh.Hanmodoo.Opotemoh.Wamoe.Dobay-Infant.Kanday.Bay.Bobarmo.Obabay.Chokaloo.Dang.Wonkah.Parliko.Aknolu.Afomdee.Moree.Fah.Wogonoh.Mallahsodo.Amolah.Ahbebeyoh.Josee.Acomah.Ahseah.Ojoe.Ahjumah.Yongo.Boogalay.Iyee.Garseeantong.Ojah.Kambay.Warmakay.Kopallarmee.Barrah.Sammo.Barjenah.Ololarmee.Kodarsee.Yegbay.Etam.Chormee.Sendenday.Dobarkay.Baicah.Neguaqui.Mannesay.Oyahtoloo.Ahfeah.Imbolee.OBoyee.Imbakay.Eboh.Somoloo.Nefanneyea.Yamsay.Eyea.Anabay.Banjoe.Akebolay.Odoo.Okoo.Kopallarmee-Infant.WOnee.Doray.Bangelay.Ahjai.Ahjai.Quai.Appah.Deborday.Olojoy.Larmee.Serrah.Bannah.Mosolah.Bahjoe.Aboquah.Imbarfoe.Bennahko.Wahfeah.Okarakay.Okoboloo.Byomee.Ingallay.Akamolah.Iyea.Edoo.Ajamoo.

Choloway.Wannomah.Okokay.Bangay.Bandahwah.Wattekee.Olarbee.Chararlee.Guai.Odoh.Ordebee.Somkar.Banjalla.Sinnah.Tabbah.Awocheloh.Tassom.Inkarenkay.Imballah.Ahfrasee.Attam.Bonakay.Hyenah.Okonekay.Injonjoe.Banlakay.Akanjah.Babesee.Iuddoo.

Chargobayea.Wannakay.Tahwo.Bannah.Koree.Azoonoo.Lomarlah.Ahjai.Gayah.Okarakah.Adoo.Adenoye.Lellodia.Berrah.Develer.Oloobahkay.Olobahlay.Mambo.Addah.Sammahtah.Edday.Accocah.Sahloo.Dosomee.Injoloe.Oforoo.Acholah.Addem.Arwetah.Alepa too.Alardah.Arjumah.Doworro.Bay.Cheyonarkah.Kolarboko.Arboyomee.Popowaye.Argomoh.Aryebbee.Fondoro.Lahkai.Quarray.Doiler.Mobolekay.Bahbahbomee.Amingah.Bannah.Tahbay.Imbahko.Jochah.Hyelabay.Oloalah.Indosoo.Onovo.Akanjah.Desarloo.Odadegee.Allepolupa.Imbakay.Ardebolekay.Bannah.Fonah.Menah.Arkardoo.Ojoe.Lowah.Onovoo.Otee.Loaberday.Hyenah.Serrey.Gobay.Abelalah.Alobe.Sangah.Immah.Tassee.Annochoe.Bokoh.Olowahpay.Agolahmee.Ingobah.Abattah.Annalagee.Tassah.Osoo.Arbosadee.Wankoo.Ogolombee.Doorey.Kendee.Mojoh.Arketoloo.Okolarday.Ballah.Okoray.Odototu.Ackemee.Amololoo.Kekala.Dwaloo.Abahyomee.Olojoe.Affah.Ahworay.Lahdee.Ecolay.Olah.Okobaloo.Oday.Lokay.Owoonoh.Omoh.Assom.Ojomolay.Annefoe.

Wahkoo.Argebelepay.Too.Bay.Mannah.Mammah.Alakong.Marworo.Arkam.Mayuaday.Ahjai.Alabar.Mousah.Quaenah.Lahbogoo.Aleakoo.Imbechee.Abeohee.Tododay.Ogah.Ogalee.Alleko.Ogosah.Pango.Ocolentoh.Momoo.Esallah.Ahjai.Awootegee.Attah.Odoh.

Wyaa.Toh.Onogotah.Oleardoo.Tassoo.Poquah.Appahbay.Coloso.Acondar.Kiyoloo.Morow.Whyoh.Dahsanee.Alojoe.Nochee.Mayakoo.Kosahmequay.Imbakay.Baleko.Onojobee.Ahkeboloo.Jarmany.Ocoronko.Abato.Assah.Arkeboh.Hyenah.Kossoe.Lahdepoh.Harray.

Kogee.Bahchozah.Arkowoo.Hyenah.Zowah.Akoray.Sonocho.Ochor.Affatopay.Farbamah.Yembah.Ahmoneyah.Afochee.Boreah.Alleahamah.Ohonquay.Ahdochoh.Wanboh.Lallayea.Fallolah.Asahboe.Inzubay.Billebo.Abee.Ahjai.Bambay.Molloo.Laryomekup.Sammah.

Bumbo.Bokoo.Hyenah.Opalarday.Byah.Appan.Ojucomee.Adoyea.Ajamokoosa.Foogbah.Kiah.Wolahmo.Abelahlah.Banno.Ahyolahaw.Mamaymenay.Warmah.Attam.Olowahlay.Ewochokah.Junsoe.Malanway.Okarakay.Ahagonah.Arkelotoh.Ardobee.Komballee.Yeaday.

Kammo.Tombolo.Ogodo.Arjelo.Alolayea.Iennojoe.Okoray.Chocoloo.Kealoo.Amonage.Nomenee.Bah.Kalefah.Oloketang.Pungwah.Buckergatoo.Ahboh.Wononote.Odoree.Olokotah.Alolah.Injasoe.Karakay.Mondabah.Margetah.Lubarmee.Ardaboabee.Mokoo.Arkonoo.Dowee.Botoh.Argetarlekee.Polloo.Ardelardoo.Guai.Esim.Ahjai.Acomona.Adoonia.Silabay.Bankay.Awoosoo.Hyenah.Defong.Boveantag.Yamonday.Kahkam.Oday.Amadoo.Komahday.Lakosee.OGuargoo.Lahgoo.Agee.Ogolarlah.Hyenah.Ojoe.Arkokay.Kanday.

Bonee.Mobay.Edowoo.Ardekombee.Crow.Onemodee.Tonoda.Cosako.Doburkay.Siligbay.Joloo.Ahjumah.Allahbah.Infon.Imbakay.Jejah.Annah.Otogoh.Olochaney.Edowoo.Pagoe.Ayeawoochee.Incam.Armadah.Omonee.Obah.OBosoe.Arkelay.Doray.Bayee.Tennosah.

Ogoloo.Markojoalah.Sojah.Wannoo.Odubandee.Abiomo.Ahtani.Fatama.Asoomalah.Addoo.Okelahday.Defon.Imbakay.Ahgassee.Banyolay.Obee.Hyenah.Debochah.Oyoe.Wanardoo.Okarako.Ahmoyea.Beakoo.Allepalee.Ojobo.Alofah.Kattoo.Batoo.Arjeah.OgolooInfant.Ayarlomee.Barseah.Ajumokoh.Olokarday.Asobar.Jesse.Koombah.Tameah.Machahlay.Mahdogetend.Wanchan.Annah.Lovenno.Addah.Bebee.Sowahnee.Osahmonotah.Myumboo.Imbannah.Omoh.Ahjumah.Barrebah.Taiwoo.Akeamee.Farkoyea.Foray.Tobacco.

Sonojoe.Mattobee.Ogombay.Epay.Imbelakay.Markonoday.Ayarro.Losee.Feenah.Banday.Allahbah.Daddah.Wagee.Annekarfoo.Obojoh.Imbakah.Opyah.Mahgeah.Ochoh.Ingombah.Innah.Eroh.Molabay.Yarroh.Daddah.Popallay.Alleway.Bombo.Guia.Obodo.Matto bee-Infant.Mammah.Quaigah.Arkoray.Akola.Oyeaboo.Ajojue.Tennah.Kawanne.Fahbometah.Ahjai.Iumbah.Indarnah.Ahhoh.Immakay.Fammah.Mahgeah’s-Infant.Akojobee.Bahtay.Inkangah.Indop.Moalay.Yarroh-Infant-(9mths).Agbaloo.Iahtoe.Larmee.Doquah.Taffoo.Arnanwah.Arbee.Awoonarwo.Bang.Okoray.Ajoe.Adocho.Aliloo.Cooloovah.Kabangui.Lahneyah.Yahbah.Affiam.Boomackay.Abahaday.Addom.Indong.Seyah.Agobakoo.Bobahlay.Jebowonee.Inboko.Arwah.Amballay.Daddah.Mammah.Azeamee.Sarey.Massah.

Karmeyoh.Arbee-Infant.Bankolee.Dachag.Appan.Ochor.Otombay.Mahsamee.Johnnaba.Gooli.Iyepah.Osahyomee.Bomah.Wandah.Teddeyea.Awokoo.Apan.Seyah’s-Infant.Olomeday.Dosee.Ocoronko.Omboko.Arbee.Amballay-Infant-(16mths).Ogoyamee.Iyeday.

Lardeday.Fourree.Tasseah.Aryoh.Lamno.Armojoe.Dong.Inkalenah.Odomarkoo.Eapee.Abijo.Coolana.Jollah.Bafoaloo.Oloo.Bomah.Imbakay.Daway.Odayahmee.Ocoray.Balay.Akeballah.Komahyea.Eneakay.Ancoh.Adomekagee.Marwoyea.Ajuaday.Maddee.Awosee.

Tinqua.Fandoo.Yarmoh.Lamno-Infant.Agay.Poyay.Banday.Arkebamee.Ochor.Agami.Singaroo.Jungobah.Ajumah.Hyenah.Makambah.Ackjaallay.Kahwolay.Ahboe.Wosah.Balay’s-Infant.Ogolomekay.Damolah.Wahchokoo.Emoh.Kango.Marwoyea’s-Infant.Arsomardo.

Osargah.Adoapoo.Daworay.Dassoo.Edowah.Ekoballome.Akolarday.Pomwang.Intoroo.Wally.Akolon.Afoomee.Foumaree.Ballah.Sammokoo.Ahdaloh.Kahtay.Farquah.Tossee.Ahdemah.Togee.Mahboleday.Kobonelah.Menealay.Ofokandah.Ajowolay.Aloo.Olokoe.Kalallo.Arwolay.Marboday.Dambay.Sessay.Wonachay.Ekoballome-Infant.Edowoo.Mojarbah.Arsonay.Ajatarday.Odulunero.Ajooko.Quiah.Tando.Allopay.Daddah.Oluu.Ahkameyah.Wochekah.Eyap-(al)-Smith.Wotassee.Mahboleday’s-Infant.Okobee.Wangah.Dalakay.Acpan.

Warjah.Olokoe-Infant.Tahwo.Sojoe.Tallarbee.Bokoh.Nyanee.Arleah.Ianokay.Choboloo.Motah.Manee.Ogolar.Ahkeiday.Obotaga.Toomanee.Fan.Lamelay.Ahto.Tarasey.Mahdoo.Ojukolong.Etahpoo.Odassee.Boseyee.Fahkalay.Tokoyea.Womannah.Eroh.Arjumah.Manolah.Monesom.Akoalah.Ambojah.Nyaquay.Boree.Ogoh.Ianokay-Infant.Edowoo.Guai.Owom.Allarday.Babba.Yeoko.Sarah.Wawee.Iyololah.Yamanee.Dabayay.Yeakay.Laleway.Namochay.Moram.Boseyee’s-Infant.Kojahneyah.Impongo.Osonto.Mokolay.Anekay.ManolahInfant.Sarmolanay.Osolomah.Armopay.Nodah.Fammah.Apaboo.Amarpay.Hyenah.Dang.Woloh.Daroo.Olugoge.Barnogaay.Foolah.Bannah.Ahjahkay.Owoyea.Mahkahquo.Addah.Ahsebee.Imbah.Addah.Abojatah.Chogahlee.Injosoe.Oyonoe.Maddoh.Anomodoo.Yarbenee.Arfolay.Bobolarloo.Dowolah.Poquah.Barkee.Aguarmee.Amarpay-Infant.Arzatoe.Menay.Okoroh.Okobolee.Fahdino.Daddah.Mahamadoo.Sessay.Okeday.Kosee.Lefee.Wooblarkoo.Tennen.Ahonannay.Okarakay.Abojatah’s-Infant.Dekansee.Adopomah.Okoronko.

Oconoe.Anachee.Yarbenee-Infant.Olojoe.Odojoe.Kefogee.Yanquah.Jarrah.Soquayallee.Ahjai.Ardebakoo.Biye.Indokoo.Oquarquo.Lapamee.Idabo.Kolay.Moroo.Lallotoh.Ahdasalee.Jug.Chemarkah.Pannah.Annahgoloh.Losekay.Mannah.Oloolah.Asamoo.Enamochee.

Ajamo.Echomee.Hyenah.Bemeallago.Golobar.Hyenah.Wyah.Fammah.Oyonkah.Ahjai-Infant.Afolatoo.Senway.Imbokoh.Adee.Sonuyea.Lallaka.Meenah.Heyah.Wahlee.Acpan.Olongo.Obabah.Potahyea.Kakondah.Ogoronay.Mannah’s-Infant.Lachagoo.Injoloo.

Okoronko.Alajamo.Anatee.Okeloo.Abeney.Artahpallah.Amodelatobay.Mommoh.Bondah.Arsebee.Arfedepoh.Akedah.Quarree.Arzobenah.Okoee.Ayai.Norquay.Doobah.Fahbannah.Afodepay.Mummah.Infon.Darwah.Lahmin.Adeah.Wogoo.Ahdabemetoh.Ahjafoh.

Besah.Imbretem.Agoo.Edah.Hyenah.Oworesah.Tellah.Awosee.Dorah.Foray.Akokay.Obojah.Solappay.Meyanah.Imbokoh.Okilu.Akeboroo.Hyenah.Manoo.Bannah.Mallahkee.Manugy.Doroyong.Menearkah.Jejoway.Opan.Woroo.Ahdabemetoh’s-Infant.Daddah.Toloh.

Enabassah.Imboko.Bahfoe.Ogedebah.Bancho.Wallee.Arkodo.Karay.Kobay.Abomenokay.Farkolee.Molankolay.Tomay.Imbokoh.Lanery.Ogosaloo.Kosakin.Kanjoe.Yangbawah.Alojoe.Owoop.Attee.Owahlakah.Lahbah.Appah.Okonkay.Iyoboo.Ogotolah.Dakobay.Wogoo.Molo.Ingolo.Ogedebah-Infant.Ardaloh.Affokoo.Omololoo.Poquah.Lanchawah.Appah.Fallolah.Abopajue.Payvenoh.Iyokoh.Ahjai.Mobar.Famofoo.Quanny.Bannah.Asoobahloo.Aforday.Acpahbee.Imboochearkah.Olosokoway.Chokobay.Unknown.Iyoboo’s-Infant.Lotoo.Mampay.Mombarrah.Immahko.Nayanah.Solobee.Awocheday.Akoday.Allonkay.Booboo.Farmah.Ayanchee.Arnahyajumah.Hyenah.Dang.Imbokoh.Adoyea.Onawo.Potamee.Kolovan.Kakebay.Eboh.Bahgoo.Bebee.Yeamarsee.Yahketah.Oyakoboe.Oquahnahnah.Yahjoh.Domookoo.Ingoboh.Atah.Ammobo.Argee.Kobaloo.Odonekah.Boloo.Mallayea.Kotoo.Foray.Amochee.Okoloo.Yarday.Paye.Bannogoroo.Olokarday.Odechennow.Mabajo.Mahamadoo.Guoh.Belolah.Ahbah.Aguah.Woobeah.Alofah.Egbay.Oroh.

Yahjoh’s-Infant.Ayatah.Yambay.Delabee.Ahmomo.Argadah.Kobaloo-Infant.Mallahkay.Okoyea.Anoah.Myah.Farree.Attammah.Armellay.Sabah.Dowo.Omissee.Talabee.Karddi.Abee.Farrah.Fah.Afonekay.Ahwoo.Atam.Farquah.Ayaday.Ommay.Wallazee.Olah.Ocho.Ingombay.Ohagoe.Awah.Marpay.Iakojo.Alapolah.Arbeatom.Alleakay.Vammah.Garawah.Emechee.Arsomballah.Olojoe.Sarwoah.Edonnoh.Sudoloo.Aleochow.Desomaka.Luckah.Qui.Hyenah.Oforoo.Gom.Wolarkah.Ahwoloo.Iemonahkay.Gallago.Olah’s-Infant.Fahtalo.

Mayom.Okarey.Otomah.Imbogay.Akodarlarsee.Aleloh.Ochotah.Infant-of-Larmee.Fangah.Garawah.Okolo.Arzatoo.Ayameday.Gaye.Kakandah.Somloco.Alladay.Ayotola.Mahamadoo.Fah.Fassagay.Bokoo.Afarcey.Imbarkoo.Sepayboo.Iyah.Emoh.Akotahlah.Ewosah.

Mahbahtoe.Okarafoo.Ambosay.Weagay.Wonearday.Onee.Logoloo.Ochobah.Sarey.Komee.Daffoo.Bayokoo.Yarnee.Motowah.Okoloo.Olubor.Barroo.Araka.Lahie.Tabundo.Osowomee.Fomatee.Massah.Akem.Poloway.Okompoe.Okarasee.Akotahlah’s-Infant.Bahbay.Indosee.Meddy.Ocah.Amalasepang.Ahzatoo.Bebah.Garzalay.Okeebelay.Fang.Sessay.Arwolonoo.Lallomesee.Daryornee.Quai.Arlakoo.Odunobor.Ondoro.Daddah.Lamboo.Fahbay.Lopahday.Mongee.Lahkan.Mammoh.Lakosee.Apah.Owannah.Adoo.Addoo.Ingotee.

Okajay.Ahboh.Alee.Larbeyar.Annolenoe.Olyea.Fahdoloo.Banqua.Bangbah.Foodoo.Artobee.Latamee.Bonway.Azokah.Aketomday.Lardemee.Daddah.Moosah.Tombo.Bannah.Moyah.Iammango.Amarlay.Osekahlay.Otam.Ajissoo.Adoo’s-Infant.Fallah.Abbay.Okamah.

Awoday.Egenarkarno.Ahzatoo.Allahkay.Olarkoja.Osokah.Oyuwa.Nacoi.Dangannah.Taiwoo.Abarlah.Yeah.Imbokoh.Okuboyea.Ahjai.Olodassee.Terranah.Gawe.Iyea.Mondahbah.Mongo.Imbaffoe.Onekayea.Tammah.Esaboo.Lahnoh.Ahjahpay.Acoyea.Wankoh.Annakay.Ekam.Alloway.Ajallay.Arkonoe.Amearyea.Doambah.Kombah.Bechee.Kosee.Hyelawah.Yaroy.Danzozo.Akeorday.Ahjai.Daddah.Quiah.Shuah.Omalahlah.Allagay.Inquah.Ewearko.Idabay.Okaldoo.Lamenoh.Lahnoh’s-Infant.Nobelahyea.Dowoo.Elaboo.Margre money.Imbakay.Ahzatoo.Aloway.Yaryah.Okojobbee.Watamoloo.Jaffoh.Dangannah.Ardabomee.Afojoh.Tah.Anobesee.Adesalar.Abosoo.Dongonnah.Lahie.Yeboo.Ahdabee.Ezeakoo.Incoh.Lomolay.Ogoombay.Ahchokoo.Apan.Hyelah.Jokee.Colobah.Okallazoe.Alahdahno.Baseah.Onarmee.Lubambee.Godalay.Ochardemy.Kafoo.Kobanday.Attarbay.Akedah.Aryakay.Sarwah.Okorokah.Ojoe.Jengroo.Molobarkay.Shemittee.Glabah.Adabaya.Acheramah.Atam.Imbakay.Kansoh.Madday.Gerepan.Hyelah’s-Infant-(15days).Adoyea.

Ahdeyoe.Okaratah.Mahpoe.Tennay.Ahdayoe.Malloo.Marboko.Malfallarbay.Manya.Farray.Appah.Akedah.Alarkay.Gaye.Arbannobee.Aboukay.Oneya.Awosoo.Yong.Fah.Fahsolahday.Inah.Aboray.Woklay.Yamee.Aday.Ahkano.Fallay.Ahdejowah.Ocholoe.Okarakay.

Longwah.Ajarmah.Aokakay.Ojowonee.Ojoe.Tammomo.Bora.Cosay.Ardonomoh.Akedah.Malolah.Kiye.Injomeyarboh.Olugogee.Oparbo.Ajoola.Sarrah.Jabow.Oledamah.Gombah.Owah.Annoway.Ahballay.Ahpah.Okoray.Ahchay.Soso.Ahchaday.Abodago.Annokem.

Akarbar.Tenaobo.Mattobee.Arkenokoe.Fallarday.Sarey.Bantone.Ocolee.Largokoo.Abodagee.Boyay.Okaboo.Bancolay.Onkalar.Aboborka-(a)-Tegbolay.Sidoo.Saree.Osahtokay.Omahgah.Akanay.Accom.Oloyakay.Okojoe.Mogoo.Tenahday.Anassah.Yahcobah.Basemekah.

Okah.Okar.Aojellee.Arwokay.Mochoe.Arkeseyah.Boh.Barrah.Incalay.Damarkoyo.Abolokay.Korachay.Arzaroo.Oldemon.Olopartabay.Odoboome.Mahamadoo.Foree.Yahbee.Fillay.Montee.Ejommoh.Boavee.Kakandah.Ammachee.Alokamee.Ochoh.Bonday.Obahho.

Lopowah.Wanyaboe.Insobah.Olomahlah.Akechowoo.Sonoyea.Bomgoomah.Tamba.Ogellekay.Ahjai.Alarbesee.Gaye.Arnee.Lamonee.Ahkelade.Mahjabay.Saboo.Bangah.Iyakoo.Epae.Kannem.Echee.Eccoah.Apahbay.Chakosay.Akedah.Dabotay.Ahboyea.Oyochay.

Okarafo.Obalanefah.lojoe.Olyokoo.Iebo.Okinkardy.Yassee.Kaye.Ogoloo.Aodesah.Oloparday.Okay.Artoo.Dowoo.Ahkesoo.Amolayeu.Towah.Fangah.Emahyamong.Kenam.Fahkamah.Olocharmee.Eccoah’s-Infant.Agahlay.Towowah.Amolowah.Kangolo.Odofah.Abassa.Wogoo.Annattah.Arfolalar.Samoo.Iebo-Infant.Okombyea.Banna.Jarwah.Ogebay.Aodoo.Dawoo.Benyah.Baffoo.Oyeakoo.Toborloo.Alerpolar.Foday.Jobah.Ofatahya.Gumfoo.Bodee.Ojeafoe.Bokoh.Baselebay.Pahway.Sahnoe.Lallayee.Ahdomee.Onokoh.Adah.Mogalay.Mollakay.Akedah.Palejoe.Ogoarbee.Wattah.Bawoh.Fooparwah.Arlolah.Dajabee.Wosay.Wogan.Adesolu.Foulaton.Molooki.Ballah.Joe.Ahdesahto.Dandia.Ingay.Ahanlay.Dadday.Eyaw.Anahwahgo.Fahbay.Agombee.Dosah.Balaboo.Mahdah.Chemonay.Hyenah.Ahjai.

Palejoe-Infant.Adayaloo.Oboh.Baye.Allarkye.Mattarway.Tenarday.Gaifrey.Arjojue.Odolosoo.Alujosee.Bocolay.Saboo.Fahbannah.Ahjumah.Dekeremee.Opoe.Gantonobee.Copanano.Oloh.Anoh.Abopay.Akojobee.Dosoo.Okochoe.Ocoray.Akosay.Dubaobah.Quemesee.Chekatay’s-Infant.Ochoh.Valerie.Soolomah.Garmarlay.Armokomee.Onee.Iowah.Onarbah.Cako.Akaeloo.Ahjai-(a)-Attenee.Mahamadoo.Wojeballah.Onee.Monopah.Afaree.Oguamance.Hessah.Nalagee.Obang.Ahballay.Fahmelotee.Alekah.Imbotoh.Imbokoh.Arbyee.Fallolah.Mollony.Annekay.Edowoo.Kong.Bondoo.Ayemonay.Aryanee.Ardachee.Iuah.Wahdah.Aloba.Orchor.Adaw.Massah.Bahway.Ahdapaloo.Talemah.Chanakay.Solomoh.Bosahvee.Kahbame.Wonkoh.Jahdakay.Hyenah.Dowoo.Nesah.Ahboh.Anaday.Mallame jay.Lochaheholah.Annekay-Infant.Ogodobee.Mommoh.Simboh.Allogoh.Ardealah.Afoto.Menee.Zomah.Syenow.Ahjaioa.Molookoo.Fahbannah.Battoo.Ahlebetoh.Mumbah.Afonay.Agamowah.Ayotah.Incochee.Odoh.Menokay.Danday.Akeyamee.Immazoe.Okoo.

Bebombo.Abokoh.Larkonoo.Fasekay.Daddah.Fammah.Booy.Awoolamah.Dalolah.Awoo.Yacor.Tochay.Acolar.Orchor.Ahpinge.Jarrah.Dabundo.Alealahgo.Munnay.Odagee.Olahkah.Jonesah.Otee.Onajulay.Fahtokay.Fahyamee.Ogah.Awah.Ocaree.Ahpay.Edowoo.

Awodalah.Olosogo.Dayombo.Sabay.Kangaforay.Arzarmah.Enarjah.Apololoo.Paye.Nentah.Bancolay.Ocosoo.Biyah.Brahma.Bannah.Chahkonewah.Ayoe.Hamadodee.Wombellay.Kossee.Imbah.Ozarebah.Olesahkojoe.Adowoo.Olofomee.Immakemah.Margereekoo.Ahbonah.Iyanoo.Abegee.Solay.Iyatim.Barra.Bon.Arpay.Ololee.Sarpajoe.Bah.Komkaray.Adedow.Solaton.Gahpoh.Kingebah.Jabow.Ahjai.Ofoyee.Mahgeddah.Meyobay.Honoo.Kokandah.Ohah.Sabbanbee.Daddah.Ayahfemee.Tellee.Adawochee.Ahchay.Nannah.Gargee.

Solay-Infant-(9-days).Tarwaday.Kaye.Balankay.Ninnee.Ebannahjay.Afololoo.Boye.Attam.Looparday.Allarday.Fanguannah.Boogay.Bumbo.Iyolah.Mannah.Attah.Wochay.Sonay.Ahbenim.Onahgah.Manneyaquay.Hyenah.Fasebah.Appah.Jumah.Amajoe.Marjai.Archokoo.Asabay.Karkalay.Banna.Mahen.Ogogee.Alesah.Odolaryea.Daye.Baffoo.Sugoyea.Ahkeday.Meah.Tamba.Duo.Ahdaboh.Ahfahsee.Ahfah.Kobahseum.Dowee.Kakandah.Nakah.Ajolah.Yahpoh.Lokotah.Chimmey.Mamah.Argoomelah.Bonah.Onohnah.Argassee.Arbay.Bantee.Tumah.Immah.Armolowee.Arkomeskay.Sarwah.Imbolay.Flynow.Awoolor.Owah.Qualie.Miyah.Aloonkay.Odah.Imboo.Mahzarakay.Gesoo.Akandah.Wahdah.Opoyea.Olokamee.Lokoway.Innarguray.Asekahwo.Arwah.Enowah.Argobasee.Awanee.Alojobee.

Duah.Koonah.Innalay.Awosee.Awah.Gang.Imbarloh.Akebolu.Oluwataba.Iuah.Morakain.Colah.Sahgoyomee.Manfong.Minsay.Edapet.Osoloo.Akandah.Dakah.Noquay.Awaloo.Achoh.Mampah.Ahbotay.Womah.Aleannay.Injoko.Tammono.Larpomoo.Kondah.Nammah.Abbom.Adong.Anekapoe.Geyah.Ardeah.Adelado.Olojoe.Bawah.Sango.Fandah.Iyesah.Owah.Mahjokee.Inlay.Bokoyoh.Sambah.Olah.Oyabaday.Ejavoo.Ahdoloo.Imbahsogo.Obondocheko.Onekeyah.Markolowah.Appah.Marfakay.Koyomeno.Nyoh.Keffy.Obodo.

Ogosomelee.Tennee.Kaye.Arleah.Agojabba.Arkebam.Feiamah.Mahamadoo.Jappo.Osokaloo.Yamsay.Bahakay.Okomenay.Nahloo.Mahpah.Ahkandah.Bejoway.Ochoh.Ahdetah.Eboe.Maddoo.Agah.Edowoo.Acpanocho.Motassay.Farjobbee.Kabankalee.Joe.Armardo.Allarkay.Obojarkay.Kangboo.Kanowah.Onguabah.Arkodir.Obouyah.Sangoree.Quiby.Kobayoh.Munehah.Jahkah.Odaloh.Hyetoe.Wolay.Attam.Akeday.Boavee.Agebosah.Ogoo.Achay.Asuay.Mallarkay.Injay.Goloo.Owolah.Kombah.Booy.Ajayebo.Dalolah.Okoo.Saigoo.

Inkallay.Markoh.Olooday.Menee.Yoah.Kakunday.Sahbay.Ofoo.Adechee.Nammah.Katono.Chekomeseam.Wahnokoh.Ahzatoo.Boavee.Ozoo.Allah.Kayobo.Mem.Nannah.Chopan.Fargoloo.Edowoo.Saccah.Mahonny.Ebannoh.Hyenah.Oseyomee.Geyah.Ogannarlo.Sesoo.Morfolon.Bahee.Yaray.Soloo.Addom.Imboroe.Hambo.Bachee.Fenahgoh.Injoh.Otam.Emoloo.Ahchoh.Ogogee.Odoh.Charpolay.Ejakah.Hyenah.Olochay.Olojoe.Edowoo.Bootoh.Jammee.Ogoh.Alay.Adom.Dowah.Onoo.Wasoo.Akarday.Etobahdeiah.Kobee.Doloo.

Lokokay.Nangah.Oloh.Wokoo.Tahboe.Emechee.Ogalee.Allahwo.Ahballay.Bahwah.Karamoday.Wannem.Achee.Ogodo.Omarau.Ambosay.Olabay.Sooveah.Mandaah.Ogodoh.Malebarkay.Kosee.Minney.Eboe.Adebaloo.Ooya.Nahgrobiah.Voramah.Gabbah.Olojoe.

Ochoe.Imboree.Obahorom.Dawah.Effoh.Boakay.Ajoalah.Sanno.Hyenah.Acpan.Eboh.Achee.Eyomeloh.Acpanocho.Godolah.Dowoo.Koobay.Ioh.Anegay.Ahjai.Iyekay.Saiah.Egbay.Iefafa.Akimeleo.Nighyamba.Saboo.Guabbo.Fahtomokay.Imboe.Imboraykoo.Ocolay.

Bonovee.Woletay-(al:)-Betsey.Wonkoh.Bahtonkay.Lahtobay.Coynoo.Odoh.Doko.Arday.Ogobanee.Woroh.Osallo.Addoo.Karray.Yambray.Ezoh.Hyenah.Ahjai.Geyah.Warkoh.Ousoo.Dodada.Maihlee.Koloovah.Wawee.Kobonkoo.Omoe.Imbaf.Malowah.Dosoo.Ingonahgoo.Imbahfoh.Massoyah.Lahjokay.Agay.Akandah.Ammah.Insoloo.Lojoe.Neakay.Arbod.Afamosotee.Toomah.Nyaque.Appah.Ahjai.Afoyarkah.Dobah.Assoh.Wasoo.Oujaba.Nahquarry.Foday.Wawee.Afoopay.Eteek.Amonah.Lanah.Takalay.Ocoh-(al:)-Hagah.Unknown.Efahsosay.Lahwonee.Momonee.Omoh.Imbohwahlay.Azay.Nejarmepay.Otam.Iyebolah.Sokoloo.Harray.Pamanja.Emolay.Ardanekay.Mardaye.Demmara.Arboh.Ionee.Mueno.Nahpopoh.Famodoo.Yembi.Ieggo.Odah.Anah.Warkoday.Ovodeyong.Domochoh.Addahkah.Malleyapay.Afolee.Coyahmafoo.Ahbomeguah.Abahday.Ajamonah.Lefooarbah.Acpan.Larboday.Oloyarmee.Sammah.Woomah.Mantom.Ogolombee.Larpoh.Tom-Peter.Wardah.Bosu.Odono.Nahgowah.Sagah.Dodoo.Hyenah.Oloogoo.Gontah.Ocolay.Ojoe.

Aladah.Belatah.Abeajoe.Aloaday.Oloyah.Odoh.Ogalay.Dangallah.Ahlarsalah.Karsebolo.Ialarnay.Ochoh.Ofah.Mandoray.Anfoh.Arbakoo.Ardasoloo.Ieray.Ojarkoh.Sobar.Lufarjo.Mahooloh.Dooroo.Tambo.Ezebay.Omah.Mantoh.Imbambah.Okojavee.Wonahchay.Kahwalah.Chahkolahyee.Ajaboo.Olahloyea.Acpan.Imbakay.Imbarbay.Malloye.Merame.Osolotee.Bonaboo.Waree.Dah.Arcowoyee.Ardesarlah.Afoyamee.Ieray-Infant.Imbarkoh.Amosoo.Oedaja.Sahwah.Dooroo.Tong.Losahtobay.Ohbahchah.Alinga.Mopolar.Kosah.Azai.

Ogoojubar.Onee.Mahbannahjay.Odahlay.Acpan.Imbaffo.Ocolo.Armallarday.Akay.Marjabay.Sarbmee.Banquah.Bahmah.Mallakoh.Dallakoo.Sokoo.Gambah.Oyabochee.Oyee.Olutorla.Sahyow.Sambah.Quavere.Ojokosee.Ocoe.Atam.Wozoh.Bosoo.Akikay.Ogosenah.

Affejokay.Iahtoloo.Lahbesee.Acpan.Olemoh.Obobay.Assoo.Ogee.Daddah.Awoo.Jem.Wotah.Wokah.Awoo.Nannah.Gambah-Infant.Ogah.Abosee.Ahlegile.Mosowah.Moosah.Mellah.Ahjai.Accannem.Adeahgah.Anneah.Ahkah.Ebalahmah.Cotee.Faddee.Edowoo.

Agah.OBassa.Jingolarko.Iallee.Hyemahday.Maddapay.Markono.Onee.Panquah.Koombah.Watercalay.Lahwoo.Tahwoo.Marjeay.Iyea.Masoo.Egbala.Iuah.Malade.Yembi.Dambalee.Inya.Atam.Okoquay.Dokow.Eccolay.Ahkamee.Anokolepay.Dalolah.Ogomokoe.Anang.

Imbakay.Arbartoh.Sammahtah.Maddozebelay.Attarpallah.Onee.Bumbo.Baye.Dequarnay.Tasso.Akojobee.Yebonday.Okarakay.Nooko.Ahjasha.Bihyah.Dooroo.Doweja.Olofahday.Ammah.Oboe.Ogumajah.Nahkay.Edowesee.Mattamoo.Lahmee.Eppay.Mahboledoo.Acpan.Immah.Attam.Okeloo.Mannahko.Onee.Dakowalar.Fangah.Kombah.Arwoo.Lomaloo.Agay.Yebonday-Infant-(3mths).Onogolarlay.Boker.Adecojo.Beyah.Fahbannah.Yeremiah.Ahfoday.Apono.Odromah.Okoloo.Govee.Intammah.Abadee.Tennee.Ahjai.Goyea.

Abassa.Imbolay.Abarway.Olahbee.Woroh.Assallah.Yomolor.Wyabay.Ogomah.Monneyea.Larmarkosay.Hyenah.Yarpoh.Arboquah.Perjer.Sodalon.Modooway.Yegbay.Coundo.Alahday.Abahshee.Bobomah.Karafoe.Bovee.Annokoe.Ajobbee.Ogoo.Ahpotoo.Attagah.Acpan.Annochoe.Donko.Mallanpanoo.Worohesair.Tarwoo.Osonkally.Iowah.Chaugh.Appah.Hyenah.Arseabee.Yarpoh-Infant-(2-mths).Edgoo.Bulmola.Ahjawa.Napyah.Karafah.Laho.Inteloh.Acban.Moboh.Echankoe.Kakay.Wokolah.Ogooaloo.Achaway.Fallombee.

Odoo.Odoh.Galako.Arman.Okodaryah.Oworarhan.Saffomekay.Olokagee.Sabah.Chaugh.Artalay.Dasobayee.Abokoh.Sanay.Oloh.Osupar.Hyenah.Bragnuo.Kalee.Vallah.Mallodeyah.Opontay.Dokoboh.Anamabay.Kanday.Otam.Ochoh.Ahdagee.Machay.Ahdaloloo.

Opong.Imbolay.Enarmah.Kallaryea.Tammoko.Kekee.Awosoo.Barrah.Keffy.Ammarpah.Larbobee.Annah.Sanay-Infant-(21-days).Tanoo.Geboday.Barcolay.Mono.Moroo.Bannah.Owotolah.Acpan.Egbay.Ebawokah.Mellaquan.Wakakay.Mahsahkoo.Ojokay.Koyee.Mahallao.Pahveyoe.Karko.Asogee.Anekallay.Imbahfo.Iallah.Arsomfonkay.Byah.Ballay.Ofarkah.Ogutaloo.Ahjai.Gangoo.Ardee.Akusoo.Abobee.Guy.Ballah.Duow.Akalookay.Acpan.Chakim.Ehobay.Kollamee.Ingoh.Hyenah.Afodepay.Abetan.Ogularday.Innang.Imbaffo.

Arbelah.Arpattee.Imboko.Olojoe.Awosee.Acowah.Boray.Archoh.Arbannebay.Mallarlar.Dofoh.Yea.Adoansee.Ogondafo.Mobah.Suliman.Lur.Ahwonay.Dalkoo.Innaray.Ekay.Yahmay.Wankah.Olooyee.Okosah.Nassoyamah.Wahfomee.Oroh.Addah.Aboyee.Lojallah.Wokoko.Armekay.Armokay.Kolee.Margeree.Imbaffah.Hyenah.Chakele.Dofoh-Infant.Iyee.Matomee.Koomdy.Poh.Eray.Miah.Onebako.Acpan.Amasee.Mahfayako.Pahvee.Abassee.Osokoe.Alesahwamee.Sanno.Ojoe.Odoh.Imbaho.Aboloe.Arbeolah.Onamochah.Aboloyea.

Olokotah.Karray.Yardayah.Wytee.Afofoo.Esoofoo.Gebonah.Iyea.Fatowor.Tobroo.Nemageah.Kalah.Dabi.Ojupoh.Acpan.Tokakay.Ochomenay.Betoe.Asopah.Alookoo.Mahjowokoo.Fahdolopah.Akojobee.Odowodo.Imboquay.Itetee.Larkoo.Ashabo.Iyesah.Arsegay.

Anne.Chokoo.Eboh.Allah.Daddah.Gebonah-Infant.Arwonaryee.Farguay.Danda.Toopah.Lamenay.Fan.Melahmee.Apiabee.Odoo.Emenaday.Ahlubah.Immah.Hyenah.Ahpahloo.Ejah.Monokonah.Okorro.Aleako.Ardassee.Taiwoo.Akolachoe.Artakay.Allearday.Tambah.

Mayee.Arcodabee.Amandah.Fahtosee.Nammoh.Odah.Desamokoo.Wooso.Mazeo.Semittee.Kangay.Baloo.Affeyong.Ehonoe.Ohonogo.Akonee.Doropan.Jalahday.Alochealah.Lahwahbee.Odobamee.Omoh.Imbolay.Appah.Ardayfolekay.Ekaboo.Allarhamee.Aday.Tovey.

Chomah.Konem.Dadddee.Onee.Gom.Okoray.Akobay.Baloo.Moza.Ojay.Bumbo.Oshoo.Acpan.Wonkah.Equahbeah.Nahquay.Wokoe.Ewekamay.Alomoloo.Beahgo.Ahdawomee.Abahkee.Kahko.Armobee.Damonesay.Maddemonoo.Yarjay.Abepoh.Goobay.Changbah.

Allarmarchee.Iabboh.Edowoo.Baryea.Galarsee.Odosenoo.Adoo.Mofrow.Jack.Fah.Dachahmee.Moday.Womkoe.Okerafoe.Kekolay.Wokakay.Akenoe.Aloamoo.Hyenah.Saidoo.Omolay.Imboko.Alekay.Ogobamekay.Alloh.Iyarwoo.George-Seigh.Gaboh.Rose.Annee.Dallahboo.Edowoo.Nemnoo.Ingemee.Olobiso.Kinniko.Tah.Shaboo.Doiley.Ahdanay.Abasee.Okoe.Oporowoe.Koyfavee.Jogo.Choeboe.Hyenah.Daddah.Okosonday.Acpan.Imbokay.Appabay.Yaboday.Amboroo.Osojoloo.Foday.Tahbanah.Toombah.Arbarzonee.Ochoh.Ardakonlay.Iutah.Jemogoo.Nosuloo.Chalaloo.Mowirrah.Quarry.Fah.Assom.Eyong.Ahsenah.Ewah.Yahlalee.Wokasay.Oyapay.Loalahwoo.Fahbayo.Akamedah.Odoh.Jachay.Edarkay.Olee.Abassee.Degbay.Bankoo.Bongooma.Marbay.Ogoh.Ojoe.Omolojoe.Mocah.Towaho.

Lojobee.Asolamee.Mogoo.Mallah.Bay.Kelagee.Acban.Enahyea.Eporowoe.Donnakoy.Ocoree.Oloyou.Lahwoloo.Lahyo.Akamedah’s-Infant.Orango.Hequay.Bangassee.Omardalay.Eboh.Nannah.Mosah.Shaw.Margaree.Mochee.Olomeyoh.Ochoh.Nayeray.Baryis.Olomtay.Morbunqua.Camoo.Sarrah.Nepah.Okoalah.Odoh.Ekobolasee.Odakah.Nannowoe.Yerah.Iyekoo.Sahbanbee.Josammoo.Odooloo.Ajom.Ayomah.Barseban.Effoo.Okallokoo.Achopoe.Camirangong.Mammol.Choomah.Ejoh.Ojoe.Allayah.Zabay.Imbarkoh.Abiomee.

Arkoleday.Guloo.Maroo.Fahbannah.Tennee.Etah.Omelloe.Obozee.Dayee.Abassay.Ayewolay.Kojonoo.Damokay.Byamee.Indofoe.Ayakah.Effah.Otoe.Chetalay.Lobarday.Saloof.Ovanee.Choomah.Naryea.Cocoyea.Sobintah.Nonway.Markoh.Sobajor.Abosoo.Nahguloo.

Samano.Famah.Oshotalah.Acban.Ahchenahwoe.Dassee.Mavah.Abassay.Asegpah.Lahbah.Ajomeno.Daeday.Emolay.Imbaffo.Arwigee.Armokah.Okoranko.Iyefoe.Katee.Dambee.Matoo.Maccah.Ojoe.Bokee.Moday.Imbarkoh.Mattiao.Ojoe.Famoh.Ganye.Bakoo.Omolo kay.Moday.Okomahchay.Yomenee.Ahgah.Emoh.Bankoalay.Ofokomebee.Mahbayea.Daeday’s-Infant.Acpan.Imbolay.Agelay.Armahlolah.Owah.Afogoo.Yalemoodoo.Konee.Teywah.Bocowah.Kolomoko.Ardabolah.Sambo.Baranargo.Arkeama.Alasame.Mobohwe.Sarah.

Nebakoo.Fahtumah.Moday.Ajay.Okoray.Bovee.Orahkankay.Fahkayea.Iyebonekay.Owotoloko.Sonarrah.Acpan.Akawodoo.Arjomoh.Obenee.Addeahgah.Lannoyea.Yagua.Damoh.Matoo.Bellee.Hyenah.Ardakonwah.Mojatah.Arbokoh.Sobajor.Akitome.Beer.Senegee.

Yequor.Abalay.Acpan.Azem.Okorko.Noyekah.Owanah.Hyenah.Lesahkahlay.Odee.Sonarrah’s-Infant.Asaine.Imbokay.Achoh.Ahzatoo.Womannah.Ojokolay.Fadua.Yanganah.Boye.Kennell.Barjay.Ochoh.Coonah.Imbokah.Cheluada.Adoobee.Geer.Serray.Banquah.

Ochobah.Ahpahvee.Apah.Ogoh.Yahlaheday.Anamochoe.Mattee.Ajunee.Abonahyakay.Olahdaynea.Acpan.Momoh.Amogee.Lamelakoo.Arbargee.Ardojah.Koyay.Sabay.Marjah.Sowah.Ocojobee.Cholee.Marpoo.Imbakay.Ubarquo.Kooyea.See.Soree.Jaju.Osokoo.Effoe.

Ehoah.Ogomah.Annacochay.Ekalurom.Koragah.Amesahday.Adayahlah.Olahdaynea’s-Infant.Oroh.Yaday.Imbolay.Mardalay.Omah.Mallah.Morefoday.Tarroo.Myconnee.Chowah.Ochoh.Gobarnoo.Baywo.Ayarnoo.Latooda.Akeboladay.Gwonah.Manee.Fagbu.Lahga-

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mah.Akay.Intoh.Nennah.Whoday.Apan.Afahbee.Tahwoo.Hyeloe.Dahmajae.Acpan.Tintah.Balcolay.Menneyabo.Cheeanahhah.Nolah.Mammodoo.Kankorah.Koonah.Allarkoway.Ardesah.Ochoh.Towah.Omah.Ahjasai.Ahjai.Geeah.Sarrah.Wobay.Ahdaolee.Iyoh.

Omadekay.Onanoran.Kendaloo.Kankajay.Odowoe.Sahbahmekay.Alolee.Dahmajae’s-Infant.Padeah.Imbolay.Emarwah.Assarkoo.Navokah.Arcoboyea.Colee.Mahtintee.Konyah.Lotee.Ogoo.Chodobee.Blue.Loloh.Mattoloo.Ojar.Whyoo.Kawolly.Juah.Assojobee.Owee.

Olokoe.Imbomeah.Amokah.Woroo.Lahjoe.Ahjai-(pregnant).Fallohay.Dahmajae’s-Infant.Apahbeyo.Ingotah.Ardassee.Artoobah.Ahekah.Abosah.Nahmoodoo.Imboh.Myconnee.Lomarlar.Aleweebay.Ogotayobo.Newoh.Imbarkoh.Odesea.Edowoo.Dong.Fellah.Kale bannah.Ahdahgood.Jai.Nonoe.Imbakay.Oparah.Pallokoe.Ochoh.Ajah.Odoo.Dowoo.Asong.Imbakay.Ebah.Arsongallay.Eyobay.Momah.Saleah.Kaffy.Mafah.Odoobay.Ochoh.Somarday.Paway.Ajay.Akela.Koobok.Zuy.Mahamadoo.Batoo.Osokah.Mondee.Ichay.Olodegalamay.Okerafoo.Kammahday.Abboh.Kosomekay.Aneosonay.Dowoo’s-Infant-(3mths).Abassa.Accom.Watercalay.Mardalay.Olearkah.Akebarday.Dick.Satteah.Booy.Soonah.Barjawah.Arkeloyee.Gemmah.Arkobeloh.Abouka.Olooboloo.Moddee.Kapra.Yavay.Geboday.

Konsom.Onaggah.Wogejah.Annah.Nabannah.Addaloloo.Fattumah.Yatoo.Aboseqah.Adoh.Imbakay.Wakerchenanay.Argekay.Imbolay.Omododo.Fahsallee.Dannay.Yanday.Paiwah.Dabarkay.Daddah.Pando.Onesosoo.Agetoo.Adesumo.Banyahbah.Kotarakoo.Juaw.

Ashoh.Eyo.Benjoh.Sinnah.Ahpahbay.Hakammah.Ahlahlo.Ahdamah.Mallekah.Allono.Unknown.Apajay.Barsequay.Hyenah.Archarmah.Addempoh.Iettah.Kaffy.Mann.Amoloo.Arsoo.Hyenah.Iennah.Onochoh.Sarra.Sodepo.Mahtie.Nayapah.Kangeah.Edowoo.Cando.

Egallah.Imbaffoe.Imbacop.Wokammah.Edowoo.Allamakoo.Mintay.Byanee.Mesobee.Lentah.Akomoah.Annekay.Molakay.Moburbom.Kawoolay.Konee.Kingah.Ardashewah.Achasoo.Osartoloo.Marpoo.Manwah.Adekolay.Iye.Mojoroe.Serree.Yalloh.Lojoh.Boe.Eco wonay.Wahdah.Calabar.Allalahnah.Dalakoo.Abejahkah.Tongto.Dabahlahlo.Incoe.Mattam.Alomarlewah.Afoyay.Imbolay.Hyenah.Seerey.Foray.Kaye.Hyenah.Falloloo.Agay.Indebai.Ogojay.Denogai.Olugo.Poah.Mosah.Fangbo.Lachee.Yapp.Annoah.Wochanwah.Bennett-(al)-Mary.Anamahbee.Edowoo.Akojobee.Indefong.Awosoo.Egealla.Ahsee.Etarkay.Odolarmee.Wochanwah.Marbelay.Mamadoo.Quiaa.Konah.Odoyea.Edowoo.Edowoo.Narmaday.Imbolay.Woroo.Sosee.Dandy.Mahamadoo.Momo.Hyenah.Eboe.Mannahgo.Wahdah.Olee-(al)-Jenny.Ogoo.Dadday.Afeyahday.Imbah.Allako.Apahbeyo.Maggee.Agoodarlah.Armenah.Imbargee.Oyoyah.Mossah.Feemah.Mangah.Hyenah.Ochoh.Esardo.Kandeyah.Marwolay.Ojoe.Adelojo.Nenoguah.Doobah.Fahbanday.Salahko.Aramoko.

Ahomenem.Sewahlefa.Ojah-(al)-Hannah.Ogoo.Annahchay.Ogomee.Teekee.Alubah.Asaine.Azahmo.Arkodasay.Tennay.Imbah.Olobabee.Bydaree.Mangooroo.Booy.Ochodeloh.Soamee.Bosoo.Kampay.Unknown.Ageboloo.Chippaloo.Quayh.Dabadah.Moosah.Ajahbee.

Wanko.Equah.Imbakay.Pennang-(al)-Sarah.Madokooday.Ajoe.Hyelokolay.Imbah.Olomekay.Erom.Mahchee.Karmojoe.Larmee.Imbolay.Ahjai.Sayoo.Loo.Mygoolah.Chomarlay.Ogokeyea.Arbenotoo.Ioble.Inbaffoe.Sofuluway.Bocassa.Boolah.Kaworay.Quare.Ochokolo.

Anmanah.Ayanah.Emmah.Annocha-(al)-Bebey.Wodah.Alloday.Jahwokoo.Ashoe.Allahbay.Inquah.Iyee.Kokannay.Omodoko.Arkandom.Hyenah.Konnee.Roopah.Ombah.Chomonee.Ochoh.Oyarnekay.Marpay.Imbojay.Lumulu.Arcolay.Quol.Fatah.Guibah.Ochoh.

Deddee.Bebay.Womdebalay.Wahdah.Olahkoo.Ahchadaday.Nannah.Nessen.Bepoh.Wonkoko.Ingallo.Annojay.Anearday.Ejah.Ojah.Mosah.Feemah.Dangah.Olotee.Keboloo.Omololoo.Robah.Warday.Ogar.Arkedallah.Ajouco.Fatamah.Kalah.Ochoh.Maccah.Oponah.

Annafoe.Bahyang.Abahgo.Ochelay.Alojoe.Mosalah.Awosoo.Ballekah.Aday.Akowannay.Fallahkay.Arkeresadoo.Molloo.Barrah.Mammoh.Awoodoo.Ardaboo.Dajahyea.Agay.Manday.Argah.Olosa.Ocholay.Wouma.Kanobah.Kigh.Ochokoe.Koronkoo.Kamaloh.Innah.

Eboe.Kelebakay.Hyenah.Alajai.Makong.Awosee.Acpan.Molloh.Efarnopolo.Odepoh.Wanakah.Aday.karrahfallah.Machah.Mammah.Ochoh.Hyenah.Daddah.Zoko.Aloh.Olmiloo.Choce.Seirragee.Maneah.Gonbunday.Ahjahsah.Edoe.Lawolah.Amanayah.Pennen.Akem.

Ojoe.Afolobee.Peleso.Copalahday.Abonoe.Alahmogee.Cedah.Iyea.Onasue.Ajai.Tambah.Kaffy.Mammodoo.Ardalee.Okobarloo.Alarbah.Bomo.Arboh.Thadasoo.Oteola.Wordnoo.Vajumah.Dajoo.Ochoh.Annahnoro.Ahzobenzay.Nahkay.Eyang-(al)-William.Opram.

Solokay.Mallah.Ingally.Allenokay.Ekong.Ashem.Agalandarchee.Ahzatoe.Arkogo.Agay.Mamadoo.Danee.Mommo.Sechowoo.Ogoomokoo.Alarbah.Okang.Iyee.Ahjai.Okelolu.Quanoo.Kemah.Danjo.Bodannee.Oloe.Ofowakah.Annahwokah.Opoh.Dabosee.Babekay.

Hyenah.Insokee.Annekayea.Eboe.Alachah.Adechay.Larmee.Ogoo.Arballamee.Lansenay.Yanday.Andammah.Sonchogoo.Oyawoomay.Ajasay.Kang.Arboh.Olbee.Agunkay.Maguay.Kanko.Kimbay.Ochopah.Pomah.Imbahtoh.Ahbowochay.Effem.Okarakay.Sobeyee.Ahdasolay.Monjay.Conebahbay.Acpan.Hyelay.Okoo.Taiwoo.Attam.Abooee.Mambee.Djuroo.Seidee.Edowoo.Tahwoo.Abarfankay.Tebbay.Ahdako.Ilagoo.Abotarday.Shuray.Dosoo.Boykay.Hyenah.Bomah.Akahchah.Akebomewah.Wahpan.Allah.Ahkelosee.Tennay.Imbomkay.Yahbah.Nahkolo.Amofelay.Onefah.Odoo.Imboh.Mallakay.Seeray.Djuroo.Arwodoo.Dakasee.Okokay.Arjumah.Boh.Ortalie.Atonayea.Okoopamay.Paymi.Seedah.Nefang.Ochoko.Omah.Chekagee.Addah.Ogasay.Annah.Akejobee.Kolajoe.Indong.Awosoo.Kowo cham.Maggen.Imbakay.Eloyea.Imbyea.Boquai.Ansemannah.Bandeah.Arsaogoo.Chasah.Yardalay.Marjarbay.Zolay.Farbaday.Ogah.Ahjai.Bosenna.Fahlay.Tombo.Desowoo.Bomah.Alebay.Ezahno.Inchah.Efom.Afolagee.Ahmenakay.Immoh.Penoyoh.Mahwoe.Seedy.

Ekagernah.Arjamee.Imbay.Arsebee.Mammodoo.Foorey.Dangannah.Jarkardoo.Daddah.Banoolah.Dumb.Ahdito.Adeato.Chobosee.Wennow.Niyamah.Ginjow.Daddah.Bomah.Akosoh.Imbahko.Pennen.Eboe.Adoo.Ogonekay.Morannah.Atajue.Chebondah.Mahjiah.

Ekomardah.Osomarlakay.Arkomfay.Edowoo.Mosah.Mafee.Seidee.Larsolah.Ardepay.Renneyoh.Poloh.Auchaw.Ogar.Bolerkay-(a)-Kubakee.Sesera.Mariame.Newuve.Ojoe.Omah.Banneko.Imbucheka.Incaraday.Oyahtoe.Iloloo.Ochoh.Imbunjah.Assobeyee.Ocoree.Dangannah.Tongah.Kosee.Imbah.Sarno.Lapay.Jinnah.Marsoyee.Lochokoo.Shogaeboe.Arwonee.Bayah.Orechacino.Jack-Primrose.Dagaloo.Nokah.Tayah.Nebowah.Addong.Bojoh.Akagee.Alawachee.Eboo.Wogoo.Odoobotay.Onee.Jimbah.Odoo.Azah.Abbah.Oladah.Awo see.Ogoo.Eyea.Sarrah.Hennay.Allangarbah.Chouloo.Esonyah.Hyenah.Bowee.Obitarbo.Agoo.Lubompay.Tayoh.Tennay.Bowah.Efahbonbay.Iannay.Nahtah.Mamahya.Wassah.Oyageday.Assom.Fahtonkay.Ahodah.Agamee.Azachukoe.Mahjai.Oloo.Ardayobee.Acpan.

Bedoh.Tamba.Mahennay.Allargarsekah.Echoloo.Arbosadee.Olobarmee.Doyo.Edowo.Eroway.Ahjai.Sooke.Howah.Tabe.Ahkebahday.Akahwenee.Ebazim.Egonoh.Kalakee.Chelakay.Alawotah.Nopaloo.Manboh.Owotoo.Acpan.Kakutah.Imbolay.Hyenah.Anang.Boavee.

Sabboo.Tarroo.Ogah.Fastetah.Ebebarmee.Farsolah.Towo.Obitarday.Waguss.Abimro.Tayoh.Balay.Shobay.Fahtaya.Tawah.Ewoaha.Akarbolay.Aloo.Karakay.Afolahlay.Awosoo.Imbolay.Assahtoo.Ennang.Asai.Obolay.Tahwoh.Asay.Akeyomeno.Thomas.Booboo.Battoo.

Ojarbay.Arkebanday.Tallarbee.Korree.Omolomoo.Mosepay.Ochoamee.Napah.Quasha.Bah.Fahmecomee.Ogah.Bannoh.Lahkoe.Abasay-(al)-John.Imbajay.Okodah.Akedah.Yamsay.Addacup.Odoh.Asagee.Olardah.Eyarbolah.Attam.Mammah.Sarrah.Mantaffee.

Okachekalay.Chodepoh.Iaggoo.Hyenah.Ioway.Oorlay-1st.Wedamay.Abossadae.Beahtoo.Matah.Nefah.Ojoe.Agoo.Ewoanah.Ingah.Indabesee.Bahwekay.Asah.Iyeepolee.Indolah.Lahbah.Okarakay.Oguannah.Wanemah.Amelarloo.Ocorochoe.Mammah.Foday.Taffee.Allee.Ochokoe.Ojoe.Argebakong.Yea.Allagekay.Mussepay.Aloo.Baproo.Nantenah.Doloo.Ahjeoh.Agam.Odozorom.Wannah.Inbangoto.Ojammah.Ochodoloo.Mannoloo.Sompah.Ahjamee.Iogo.Allotoh.Anebachay.Dearwoo.Attam.Ochoh.Sarrah.Garroo.Ogomatah.Choadoo.Ochoh.Arbebonyea.Iaway.Oorlay-2nd.Toquay.Ahfaiday.Iayboo.Kombah.Debah.Ochobah.Iyoh.Madday.Dowoo.Amezee.Bonjanah.Koloo.Akedebah.Impoh.Ahjai.Wonkoh.Oguannee.Coolarday.Ogolaloo.Esahyea.Ojoe.Koyea.Keffee.Temarjoe.Mallardoo.Labaday.

Ardom.Lonnay.Sobor.Seratay.Adabo.Baiday.Tennay.Newawe.Ahjai.Ahjum.Onowah.Ahbotah.Imbakay.Yahnah.Ahjai.Oquia.Afanjay.Attowahlay.Imbahjogah.Omammay.Ardeyon.Omosadoo.Andakay.Mopye.Koyea.Nyawa.Tagbah.Bobo.Lafoo.Awosoo.Blamoah.Debarkay.Ouvebe.Arbotahta.Cokoo.Garrah.Yallah.Sokallo.Matah.Wannokom.Alomoh.Kah.Iago.Alojoe.Oloochahlah.Indabah.Assedee.Betahkah.Ahquamay.Ahwarwee.Ozotaloo.Fargo.Olokotoo.Setarrah.Lafatah.Appah.Obyankah.Argetaloo.Olojoe.Gakoo.Chasulo.

Basseday.Bojor.Tie.Yenken.Kai.Ahdakahlee.Achay.Ahzoo.Sah.Ekay.Ewoh.Mallekabay.Mahjahyobe.Imbotah.Ahjai.Mahworo.Saidoo.Achoh.Esarwekay.Warbarjah.Allahbay.Debah.Foray.Chahcharwo.Armodah.Damokay.Marjarbay.Mallah.Adoo.Aconu.Metoa.Sainwie.

Serah.Perry.Daddah.Ahganah.Ahsonoo.Asen.Calabar.Mowan.Alombay.Abokanbay.Injung.Ahjobo.Obohkorome.Moopay.Arjowah.Adah.Abeneham.Oloquar.Gracia.Dandah.Darjomah.Allotah.Hyenah.Hyenah.Tah.Dalamoo.Yenamir.Lafawor.Geeay.Fatah.Newawa.

Zemejoe.Ahomee.Okodamee.Danhon.Inkachay.Eyazee.Allahday.Akolahday.Bokotong.Okojahjoe.Alloh.Lahcolay.Arkeboloo.Ogoboh.Equay.Chonekar.Tennay.Barkoo.Onoh.Parsedah.Afetoday.Unknown.Dah.Ujobosse.Oumay.Molleapay.Pooyai.Teenah.Nebokai.Osoo.

Yahree.Okochoh.Kattakattay.Bon.Magee.Molosasay.Ajimbafoo.Indong.Sahkay.Nobee.Nekoo.Olobargay.Palogo.Attah.Ahjai.Fatumah.Bumbo.Margenay.Benayokoo.Fartomee.Olokay.Gaye.Madoloo.Akoloh-Bab.Abouka.Fennay.Teenah.Bundah.Kotee.Ogah.Maddagay.

Hyenah.Ochoh.Baharah.Ahdayea.Lahjojoe.Ingombombo.OBearloo.Imbaffo.Warkonobee.Logallah.Memolarkay.Attahsay.Ahzanee.Fatumah.Fonee.Appan.Dabosee.Ahjai.Oloparday.Iennah.Oking.Ahdoe.Ababee.Minnay.Fendah.Neduange.Olelowah.Osoo.Enonomoo.

Edowoo.Ingaco.Bahworekay.Ganyobee.Akedah.Inguatay.Hyenah.Imbakay.Olobo.Ekonallah.Allokay.Omolomehem.Oguemekar.Fatoomatah.Kobay.Effah.Okojobee.Agay.Daddah.Dapay.Hyenah.Ahgaremja.Omoila.Ioloo.Tom.Gouequi.Solomejoh.Chah.Ogoo.Mahjay.

Jalay.Olamahah.Ojoe.Ojoloo.Myombo.Ahjai.Akojalonee.Malartobah.Ahbedogo.Daddah.Eboe.Ojosay.Iomboh.Neyellowoo.Iattoe.Odobaloo.Akojobee.Komajuro.Papah.Adoyea.Ahbabee.Bonechardo.Bomyah.Saree.Beer.Hyenah.Oboo.Alloh.Ojoe.Oconno.Ozahnah.

Obahday.Olokahtah.Asong.Ayearloo.Imbakay.Mammah.Babedogo.Maddolah.Attam.Wahchomee.Marree.Karltowoo.Bebbay.Arbealah.Bamboyea.Cudjoe.Guiah.Akebola.Sourquar.Daddah.Magee.Mahamadoo.Gawah.Ahjai.Obee.Ahmesallah.Wosoo.Akarakay.Lavay.

Adesahloo.Attolay.Allokah.Ahloolahloo.Olookay.Abbah.Chomelokoe.Akabee.Argarbah.Alballekah.Sayoo.Tavee.Margesemarks.Larmebay.Arshonekay.Olochoe.Dumb.Lucombee.Onegitty.Miabee.Boy-1st.Ballah.Yagui.Sahgobee.Defoe.Forah.Mochowah.Adowosoo.

Ebebee.Ojopallah.Onee.Ingoo.Odoosekay.Unknown.Warkooday.Ahjai.Hyenah.Nahbehay.Abonee.Bintee.Tarvey.Arbarjay.Esah.Arkokay.Sessa.Gai.Osakanee.Iagoo.Aekola.Boy-2nd.Mobalacan.Crabamo.Odasaloo.Enoh.Ojokoe.Mochowah’s-Infant-(16mths.Incup.

Amahday.Fahkaboo.Hyenah.Ingammoh.Hyenah.Emoah.Abelah.Ahjejolah.Onee.Attam.Akojobee.Foday.Binga.Adolay.Tyoh.Nannah.Tettay.Paisay.Amoree.Bosee.Latotar.Kekay.Alass.Caboa.Oquahya.Edomah.Anambah.Iyelahday.Agbah.Onokay.Allahbamee.Acheloday.

Maddekay.Ahbajoe.Annachay.Wonjay.Anekayea.Mallanbay.Iyea.Olonday.Fallah.Charroo.Kavay.Kofogee.Abboh.Komesah.Guiah.Akelotoo.Bolesa.Iebolo.Bahtoway.Sulimanee.Sakee.Beakoo.Mangah.Ebojannah.Iyelahday’s-Infant.Imboko.Allochay.Ahbotefah.Ayekay.Injoe.Ahgolahjay.Imbolay.Azeramee.Onowooday.Kanday.Attam.Allahday.Kondoh.Nyakeeye.Addam.Arnedoo.Arbearnah.Osai.Faiapoo.Akebolay.Tyoo.Larmee.Seeoh.Samboo.Kahlee.Daddah.Opoh.Akonah.Asayee.Bahbah.Kahkandah.Achoh.Lahyamee.Imbongo.Pabosee.Sallah.Mammah.Alahday.Ochoh.Ochando.Fahdoyea.Foday.Bannah.Arparks.Losahyah.Arbartokee.Quassee.Bayquah.Hyelah.Ardabelly.Foramee.Saybroo.Demba.Jala.Olojoe.Inquay.Ojo-goe.Asayee’s-Infant.Odee.Maday.Hyenah.Attobah.Dorotoe.Addoo.Agalay.

Onogoo.Debarpor.Ahgosee.Archokoe.Arkenoo.Fahkay.Tombo.Kayomah.Arkebay.Yaday.Otoo.Boah.Muddy.Lebilodu.Hyenah.Iabroo.Kegbay.Tomboro.Olobahjay.Moh.Ahahkah.Yahomee.Ohpah.Orah.Jenahloo.Akoalah.Mosangee.Aloloo.Ocah.Abbay.Cobeyar.Obo bay.Ochanway.Odojay.Tom.Sarroo.Arwarlee.Beakoo.Arseyonee.Modee.Kai.Lafiere.Archodukay.Hyenah.Peshetwa.Doombah.Sessay.Ochoh.Boboo.Ebahnosoe.Yahomee’s-Infant.Ahjoe.Chindah.Maddee.Annekay.Mongah.Ahdajoe.Jakah.Lahjay.Waterjaloo.Olah.Kallopoe.Asahgar.Shoh.Banna.Aboh.Osebotoo.Arfesolah.Iarrah.Geiah.Akenow.Orokoray.Tyo.Bobo.Nafah.Tong.Eloh.Egoo.Akellee.Obay.Okarakay.Ozazalay.Kahwolay.Ahjah.Ingahlay.Ahbosee.Iyah.Acheboe.Edowoo.Ochoh.Wokarokah.Olomenee.Jim.Dobong.Pandah.

Damboo.Arsonekay.Cuffee.Floah.Muddy.Adepupa.Joinee.Samwah.Bangoo.Bangah.Wahlolee.Nansay.Akalomah.Obay’s-Infant.Ochokoe.Wochanno.Hyekoo.Ahwoamee.Alanjah.Ambesay.Asay.Demochay.Iyepay.Iagomolo.Imbasay.Choway.Seeray.Doboo.Tariah.Woloo.

Aryamee.Quamen.Poonah.Cooperlayea.Luamon.Okolomba.Neyah.Foday.Foray.Ocobee.Qualoo.Esoakah.Bannahko.Eyesoso.Ebay.Ogah.Ahjumah.Ingah.Allahlee.Anumah.Anamonee.Ojoe.Ardamokalay.Onwah.Bankallay.Mammodoo.Degbay.Onarbah.Arpartee.Tahwoo.Cuffee.Gaiah.Bayeuco.Lartoee.Motokar.Fahbree.Kombee.Bannah.Dahkalay.Mempah.Olee.Bannahko’s-Infant.Okocho.Ahmee.Fahtomelah.Ahjah.Ingah.Dahwosee.Ezaranay.Amocoray.Olarparmeh.Cofomelay.Imbokah.Olokotah.Sanday.Gambo.Bojingah.Ojoe.

Arsonekay.Kokra.Kai.Galmon.Daddah.Kaligiema.Booyah.Mangee.Sessay.Olojoe.Iyoh.Oleah.Ahbinnebah.Ahsefoo.Obassee.Fahgoloo.Ajumah.Defeng.Ahsebee.Ogualoo.Affoe.Larparjar.Olarboyah.Aleahah.Olobomels.Karbaloh.Doree.Azekah.Memenoo.Hyenah.

Quassie.Dowo.Adelemo.Tyoo.Dabody.Kekay.Eli.Goleve.Saboto.Inquah.Akay.Ahbinnebah’s-Infant-(14mt.Apoe.Ahmamelay.Chanoo.Lahdee.Inmen.Fahbayee.Wahkah.Alasallagee.Olobarjoe.Ardajay.Adeagah.Fahjobee.Laye.Bonee.Ajetoe.Oloh.Ayawah.Iohnsah.Kang.

Akabalay.Marbelay.Odunum.Fahkeye.Quoh.Bagee.Tawor.Eyah.Ebaray.Quazzy.Kalahfo.Obonah.Allamee.Ammachee.Imbolah.Atapoe.Imbakay.Namsay.Edaney.Ojoe.Arboh.Dosomee.Barronko.Bissah.Eyandah.Oballarbee.Aryarfonkay.Ayow.Kaway.Eoda.Ousee.Lapomee.Fahray.Quobay.Galah.Alleakay.Ogong.Anneaquay.Quazzy’s-Infant.Kologee.Woloko.Allachenoo.Ahbakoo.Bamis.Zebah.Inguarnah.Ayamchay.Farcutta.Fardayee.Aloko.Andee.Sarrah.Ovua.Okolo.Nallonee.Arbealah.Kosee.Kang.Lubojo.Afolabee.Odepa.San.Tambah.Moosah.Ammahpay.Temmang.Mahboh.Ranagon.Alee.Ocommacom.Hyenah.Lallahyee.Incongo.Addoo.Innarday.Abbo.Allarday.Omomonee.Okolo.Hyenah.Fendah.Bobee.Aryogoe.Olegah.Bamjoko.Mamblay.Gang.Iaketa.Luforah.Myeno.Pay.Mangee.Guiah.

Ayelay.Emfah.Akagah.Ranagon’s-Infant.Jalocom.Oconko.Leajea.Ammoyea.Ingennay.Mahjai.Kobahkah.Abay.Ogoosoloo.Ogodaloo.Oquarjah.Arbearlor.Damooh.Coppay.Tedoh.Lomololoo.Lakonoo.Toloo.Cowah.Dequay.Hyesame.Molleayay.Kekee.Endforee.Liah.

Awosoo.Inquang.Akolapay.Anaque.Attom.Ebebee.Achomah.Atoo.Inquay.Akeloloo.Inguarmah.Dangannah.Ogoolah.Opanoo.Inchay.Okolarday.Doobah.Korekay.Injombay.Lagoo.Alokay.Dadday.Chay.Koyea.Lembaccoo.Bayennay.Minee.Moosah.Mahaboo.Osammoko.

Yongo.Chokomoh.Anaque’s-Infant.Afam-(al)-Nancy.Onoh.Adjamee.Allobah.Immahkay.Addoahlay.Wahnochee.Alebolay.Ayarbaryah.Layannoo.Esarmah.Ojoe.Maria.Samba.Odoo.Eboe.Egay.Ayokooi.Kang.Akobojo.Oleoco.Ienchacha.Woolay.Sengbay.Tooah.Otooday.

Tahkoo.Allebokoh.Zovoh.Achadando.Obeo.Yajoo.Aboh.Defong.Ahgebeyoh.Ogebarko.Ebarkoo.Ojoe.Arkelotoh.Karnah.Arbye.Lattah.Bonkah.Amarsekee.Arkoe.Molarno.Afoussah.Pobah.Okordaso.Maria.Ieono.Sayee.Fondoo.Quayou.Awosoo.Joe.Enah.Zovoh’s-Infant.Imbakay.Ebebee.Konbagee.Hyenah.Benn.Ochoh.Imbaffo.Numaday.Ocomolay.Ardayowoo.Imbaffoe.Osogelea.Jemah.Gamay.Dekah.Yafolowah.Sebah.Attah.Ianbay.Okonow.Aketah.Fiome.Monblay.Shaboo.Numah.Afokang.Defong.Hapquay.Honquay.Chaleakah.

Ebebeyoe.Olojoe.Hyenah.Incoe.Ahdagee.Arboomah.Asaforgee.Ocomopiy.Bardoo.Abarjah.Ogotarpay.Tom-Caulker.Konakah.Ingoquay.Kokolarday.Labay.Karawah.Marjeah.Moosa.Moleakay.Marbolo.Keelay.Kameja.Nebawo.Fahjawee.Jang.Sonnee.Honquay’s-Infant.

Imbolay.Appan.Tahbay.Adoo.Yammay.Pahdayah.Annekobah.Ahgalay.Arjeloo.Sanganee.Odeah.Olomoloh.Battay.Fourrebah.Edoo.Ejomee.Argenee.Abearsah.Agebokay.Bocow.Marbosajay.Molarkay.Neye.Mousa.Bah.Yanomee.Tannemahko.Ocoray.Naloo.Imboh.Odoh.

Olokasee.Lahbah.Inquay.Lallamee.Wannofoe.Allaksalakay.Lolay.Ardajo.Ordokoo.Akallah.Yonee.Kondoh.Aryokoo.Ahjai.Onee.Acbackboh.Memoh.Degano.Marloko.Olooparday.Quai.Sarrah.Quanyadee.Ozolokay.Dequah.Oken.Naloo’s-Infant.Imbyah.Apannay.Ahkedepay.Nogoo.Imbalee.Ochoh.Achamoh.Ahdagah.Arkambee.Keday.Imbolay.Ochandapay.Tenah.Grabbah.Edokay.Arnejotee.Nonkay.Koomaidoh.Okarafoe.Bocow.Layuanoo.Oarton.Dayou.Sarrah.Warwah.Afoday.Bekay.Ahdakay.Ogonquai.Imbaffo.Opan.Ahkeko.

Afosalah.Apoh.Oloboe.Alawah.Annabee.Akoanoe.Otopolah.Ogelarkah.Iye.Doworro.Tabbay.Arpannah.Fojarbee.Lofopay.Taquah.Ajemarfoe.Rochu.Mahomay.Oloquaday.Dagoo.Shurah.Bahku.Coyea.Dindo.Draggazem.Ogonquai’s-Infant.Indomah.Incarasee.Lallah.

Attahsom.Attotoo.Achudoh.Bachekah.Inchee.Ochokarday.Agay.Kosomenah.Ardedejoo.Yaccandoo.Moussah.Arbekobeday.Armodoo.Ardawonee.Ankobah.Okorowah.Cossu.Akulonkay.Ega.Omadoo.Sarrah.Vannu.Hyenah.Fango.Achakanah.Alokeway.Ohdosay.Okahchay.Jabokoo.Hyenah.Incombah.Lamee.Imballoe.Appah.Olabee.Daddah.Attam.Bankolay.Peah.Bonee.Awentah.Gangah.Arzstoo.Bequai.Oleah.Abrettay.Obatolar.Afrenaday.Maylee.Fanumah.Bankay.Obenee.Achan.Amahdeah.Alokeway’s-Infant.Ahcowah-(al)-Nancy.

Imbokalay.Chodenee.Ampahsay.Kammah.Abdolie.Domochoe.Arbagoo.Okobarkoday.Allahwobee.Odoko.Ardadonoo.Bannah.Fammah.Ammay.Armokoloo.Yahmoto.Bequai-Infant.Onokoh.Gassu.Akolar.Anakai.Aboysi.Saboo.Kangray.Alahkay.Imboe.Ochochoe.Ahbetah.Melaboe.Wankoh.Ahbeno.Labayee.Apose.Ochoh.Imbarbah.Ahjasee.Abdolie.Choyomo.Amarquar.Tamparfay.Beeah.Boolayah.Accoh.Delarkoo.Arbadoo.Koomardoh’s-Infant.Opoiye.Noowa.Konubiba.Kagomajai.Cokoo.Saboo.Myer.Ogedebah.Carabye.Akay.

Ahbetah’s-Infant.Imbahfoe.Ewoah.Addoo.Ogoo.Betongah.Asow.Bowochoe.Samonoo.Edowoo.Attapayo.Oway.Ochoh.Kong.Gawah.Imbuoy.Ochoh.Hyenah.Acbackbah’s-Infant.Onochom.Noowa.Adalee.Aluako.Kangibby.Sam.Keneh.Mahtahwoo.Onenay.Bakalay.

Amafanah.Imbahfoe.Obobolah.Ahdasoo.Fattoloo.Imbahlay.Agay.Annono.Allooboo.Ardabonoe.Tosonday.Obowoe.Odayea.Barrah.Iachoh.Assoh.Bokoyea.Palojoe.Ochegay.Arnomorlee.Alosoee.Atamoche.Afoosore.Womah.Saboo.Doreh.Mallekee.Ahbassay.Whochokoo.Amafanah’s-Infant.Nenangah.Omoh.Ahbeahway.Hyenah.Injangah.Fallahnoe.Wannochee.Kotamlay.Akodah.Ololarlo.Adokoo.Anninkoo.Barrah.Tamba.Ogah.Ogosholoo.Yapoday.Quoh.Parway.Olobarday.Fonieija.Awosee.Mahpoo.John.Kangray.Hyenah.Afobe.

Bomokah.Noway.Ahboe.Okakay.Ahbodannah.Ahjai.Palesay.Kosee.Aleagee.Apoe.Ojoe.Akodarlo.Abarjah.Ayowoo.Iarrah.Labay.Argolay.Daddah.Iaggoo.Lochrom.Moonoh.Sacow.Adoo.Ahjortee.Worajoo.Infant-(2-mths).Keckbarray.Besolee.Aquah.Ningah.Noway’sInfant.Enammo.Eloboh.Amotahday.Annomee.Ingoyo.Ahjai.Wannolee.Alakolamee.Jebbo.Daddah.Ologah.Daddah.Momodoo.Doodow.Nokoh.Iaggoo.Kesoloh.Accoo.Menakay.Bannow.Douglasha.Odooda.Shuray.Kabah.Foray.Mallah.Afeam.Akomonoh.Ohonquay.

Desebah.Ammelah.Ogobahlay.Lahbahoo.Wandee.Satoday.Azonarmo.Andarchay.Assahnoo.Ochoh.Imbay.Allarjee.Fonee.Kaye.Annehah.Okodase.Sodepay.Amofoh.Oloh.Boquor.Solooton.Mutajo.Dagoo.Fenah.Tong.Malloko.Kabee.Asoh.Ohonquay’s-Infant.Otah.

Achubay.Addoo.Hyenah.Balanbah.Wokacha.Imbah.Nemee.Kolanee.Ahjai.Imbarfoo.Arkoyah.Doworro.Kaye.Attammoh.Mateyoh.Sokanoo.Agbega.Ebeaquah.Osora.Allarday.Fankballah.Madday.Sahbaley.Comeh.Tahwo.Annando.Setoh.Whoday.Incobah.Azanah.

Alepay.Ahjai.Mocay.Owosokah.Adeagah.Abahjay.Aikojoe.Ayefarme.Imbakay.Olesah.Barrah.Koyee.Tasseah.Ahjai.Ojoe.Ayow.Annoh.Akay.Ogoodojoy.Fallulah.Jibbah-1st.Mary.Cahhay.Osolay.Aworee.Kankanah.O’Boyee.Addah.Attamako.Olopoh.Fahwoe.Sahbah.

Ojogoo.Onowah.Atteyam.Hyenah.Chotomwah.Mandanie.Olesah.Doworro.Banday.Ozoyea.Ardajenay.Arkesoday.Bahia.Otoh.Latta.Edowoo.Charcololay.Jibbah-2nd.Fatamah.Chambo.Akeday.Afam.Imbo.Bosomay.Attam.Wokolay.Ahjahdee.Allahbah.Mandingah.

Wahbaggah.Omoah.Echee.Agacholah.Obosoyea.Argetamo.Addoo.Van.Tamba.Tassah.Ochoh.Massarkoo.Bonque.Goroloh.Oparku.Lucadanow.Sacobalay.Mahdee.Doobah-Senarnee.Bahbanyer.Battoo.Kehmoh.Gawoo.Ayo-2nd.Alooah.Innaboo.Ekaykay.Ahsarday.Bolarhamue.Bayloo.Ekahaday.Ekarney.Chanebe.Ossa.Ossouer.Acannam.Imbahfoh.Dakay.Eddera.Acqualie.Mardaway.Appan.Abumbargar.Ottum.Ojay.Defong.Darmah.Arkebarday.Odoojaccoh.Bamear-realcher.Mahkarnee.Omahcah.Fangha-Yankar.Cundoh.Watermore.

Ginnah.Mungo.Ahkelombe.Wooseesee.Abahsay.Odinday.Edone.Gobeaye.Ahfeong.Ochum.Ogoodigpay.Morra.Ecallier.Aciaka.Olloo.Jowah.Obolay.Abase.Webo.Appanoraw.Esheeokor.Imboley.Annar.Indedoe.Udor.Jambahcoo.Akkebelai.Daddah.Oongooloo.Addolay.

Gomboo.Sombeyah.Cahbinde.Manjare.Yamsha-1st.Hyenah.Fargo.Ebayboo.Magbay.Ajollah.Day-lone.Layboy.Ammoya.Ahdimmo.Wisa.Ocollouqua.Abougee.Imboray.Sesee.Waddecoob.Auquah.Okaka.Oomore.Tochechee.Edontor.Mallarkay.Jemmo.Attam.Ojoe.

Odjay.Tahtee.Oongooloo.Aranee.Dobboh.Tambah.Kinfah.Jimrah.Yamsha-2nd.Ahdeguah.Wankoo.Ezaydoo.Lasaggoo.Dasbarkue.Hyenah.Omo.Ansobee.Palloo.Ajoiwa.Esooma.Whocacha.Aboh.Tashay.Oloo.Ingasay.Ocola.Ooraw.Agbar.Eboachar.Afoochokpay.Ayong.

Indayo.Edowoo.Ammosoo.Mahbearallah.Molawndah.Ahsogwah.Lombah.Barrah.Bondowah.Marhoo.Funge.Ahdootah.Ocho.Ebeeaquay.Odoo.Damahbah.Odoomaca.Omo.Ahbije.Ganga.Ebachim.Ocolle.Ane.Imbokoh.Garro.Boccay.Ecbanyon.Ingorcor.Oomore.

Obarley.Farboo-yar.Afootakoo.Ennah.Bahfor.Ahbeloo.Shoko.Bardoh.E-Chebah.Ocorongcoh.Myer.Fah.Tongue.Sofar.Karaboo.Ahkeboya.Aneaquarrah.Woochay.Odofackoo.Later.Ahjai.Ogan.Deer.Dede.Ajoyuo.Eguaga.Omo.Deahkanno.Joe.Accoom.Oumah.Ecargorno.Aesaya.Warncoe.Wye.Edoe.Yong.Incar.Artondah.Orayfahcoo.Oongooloo.Seebah.Allarmenoo.Paray.Fahbannah.Saw.Margoh.Doncherree.Taquay.Okarakay.Worlah.Odogah.Orsobomee.Quassafee.Ahpan.Ahgebogoo.Tarkane.Wudo.Borja.Oro.Alleagah.Pieyah.Barqua.Enyah.Akelee.Apparbeo.Ehurazer.Adolah.Assartoo.Idim.Mahfor.Soejoh.Dalacoon.Ingohloh.Oongooloo.Cheekoo.Bandeh.Miraka.Wujah.Gannah.Endefa.Chobe.Achatubelley.Worgeny.Oshasoo.Odufalle.Ohwasue.Modi.Oloobajah.Oboro.Indoma.Annecar.Ocole.

Imbahfoh.Quawe.Zomah.Engasa.Assome.Arcabb.Aharee.Esharkee.Amosakay.Emba.Inkayah.Erdimorlay.Ogoobamee.Jeankah.Kelimbo.Ococha.Yaseh.Janah.Grabaho.Manwine.Donkasee.Chohome.Kookoo.Indohease.Volue.Edow.Puchenraemah.Ebiremah.Ozudamfoo.

Ahjammah.Ebasim.Enonnam.Achpan.Imboykay.Bunda.Oborfo.Acombia.Ejaree.Accarno.Appor.Imbakay.Affookarday.Hoodebah.Epowan.Allahday.Chahsoyah.Ingohnoh.Lookibb.Mahdahgoo.Gawoh.Sisse.Kie’s-Infant-(3-mths).Manwoney.Bongosah.Ahdasee.Amallahoo.Tarmenay.Iadoey.Ahdaycamee.Oroo.Omachee.Ahjara.Mattahcara.Inaboo.Onecummor.Enyah.Imbarno.Goombe.Oborfo.Ashian.Wannoro.Arbo.Egbar.Onakooer.Amoreeasarnoo.Appan.Gayser.Ahdacoloo.Ogoodaheo.Wonsharlah.Leoh-saw.Cheekoo.Garmahwo.

Dangoh.Jamah.Tahfee’s-Infant-(2-mths).Opan.Sodebe.Obillakay.Equay.Obosoo.Oyamee.Okor.Ahpan.Arrahbee.Batsoo.Inamobee/Nnamaobi.Ocalafo.Ebole.Imboylay.Bay.Deanka.Allay.Agadara.Norsoh.Ako.Oker.Akedooe.Ochon.Mahfou.Ordeh.Noh-Daloo.Ohtah.

Doofooennee.Imbaboo.Ballah.Boyemah.Fanguy.Yandefay’s-Infant-(2-mths.Ojo.Bake.Oyeamass.Ahwokah.Taffah.Lahdayooe.Ahquaka.Ahpan.Acponey.Danniyour.Achookoo.Walawo.Embafo.Imboray.Duo.Alleoga.Affion.Anearboo.Anor.Arpanner.Luquetay.Edoe.Imfobah.Markor.Ahgoodegah.Oh-nearlahoo.Oongoloo.Sambah.Achemorchah.Tahrow.Miah.Maleah.Fombah.Kandam.Allemaka.Artammahokah.Ningahnewmee.Tajue.Yatordai.Errahor.Elam.Gaga.Ammerjah.Acpanado.Aha.Ebole.Wancome.Ruomah.Odoomah.Owam.

Ocronqua.Morday.Omor.Chelacokee.Olojoe.Defan.Efeerway.Egay.I-yonomee.Ingooloo.Oongooloo.Orroh.Mihalay.Doaboy.Falee.Mouchee.Odoh.Ocooahja.Ayearbassa.Chekoray.Essacor.Osolue.Oneyjororrah.Yebassoo.Ahwooroo.Pie.Acrecka.Adola.Emoche.Imboykay.Tambah.Ebbooram.Adjah.Egecone.Orcotor.Morday.Aleegooror.Barngbaloo.Okoo.Iyo.Ogoolakai.Ogootayoh.Boomboo.Moil-lor.Ortchor.Taloo.Uyorvee.Yalay.Gam.Apay.Bangbopa.Woogoo.Wallahkah.Odesinna.Odoodelarlee.Ocoree.Ahpabee.Attammi.Ackom.Amo.Bamota.Embaho.Beamkoo.Sow.Wambah.Ammiso.Jercobee.Numasee.Inyung.Warcalayshu.Otoofooe.Ahwantah.Iyope.Ammosoo.Chodepay.Moandah.Oongooloo.Adjork.Lango.Sindewor.Coloo.Ayale.Sango.Hino.Orkah.Maddahwakay.Arrahja.Tajuowo.

Oneaybor.Mahdiush.Addogbai.Yemzagger.Amora.Ambauck.Embaqua.Ingallay.Pacabay.Wooka.Okoah.Enarasay.Woconnor.Achawar.Sheer-beer.Akeloo.Effeana.Feerwon.Allahwo.Ogootaroo.Mah-Jew.Mooahbah.Enomoy.Solo.Tyah.Lunyah.Gottoe.Foko.Odookinh.

Onnoocubba.Ahnammadoo.Sonneka.Malio.Enearkah.Omo.Mayhenee.Cafoo.Oguigo.Olay.Ejoma.Heneah.Shabo.Waryarcho.Ouasim.Emmorkar.Accorda.Iyung.Bemgar-chee.Odoo.Kamma.Manto.Hotchoe.Looloopay.Ingohloh-alias-Goolo.Engehley.Indokah.Lama.

Gooah.Cunyah.Fonjay.Fakam.Odelomah.Oboo.Quogong.Odugar.Najubaddai.Yeameobee.Oloh.Agoobay.Indai.Eybega.Ada.Ahyegba.Wankah.Panday.Boaca.Acon.Arpo.Accorday.Abipar.Azoom.Yemmey.Adeong.Asah.Onnoyalloo.Shoryah.Emsahmo.Lakibbay.Arakarsee.Martyr.Kungah.Callah.Eachay.Kandam.Ahlong.Annoosam.Ellayquashy.Tunahday.Ahuakai.Domague.Oloh.Ahbookor.Appah.Abechu.Amoho.Adda.Konahkah.Dahhe.Wanna.Nama.Onenanah.Abor.Abazekay.Imbokoo.Edogbay.Nango.Injinqua-efor.Adjie.

Ogoosharlah.Kissark.Tongo.Ohgannah.Guyah.Ofah.Bollah.Wang.Bakoo.Sokoloo.Boonaquarrah.Adoolayammah.Modino.Ahbyumba.Onearjarquera.Ocafah.Amboo.Nimmah.Mocoucha.Acho.Wanyaleah.Imbahfoh.Beer.Bojonnoo.Youmah.Ebadenor.Attum.Indor.Imbarfoe.Narshelay.Whang.Ezareo.Loobagoo.Dasholoo.Barnee.Gawhkah.Oseekah.Mahbo.Ombray.Joe.Yong.Mofoo.Chodepay.Arbarju.Ahnoh.Ogoyelloo.Orsoh.Yudai.Oloh.Oneycor.Adjoh.Abogbuce.Ahaha.Ebole.Moh.Mandema.Borqua.Omar.Oocharboowa.

Younsvonka.Obechanoo.Ishin.Ajai.Ohbonhee.Eseeam.Lahbodoo.Bancolay.Moeteh.Oongooloo.Ahnee.Tahlo.Tahroo.Manwine.Taffea.Obonko.Ahsi.Esain.Hoogomah.Somasso.Ordasuboo.Orkorra.Ahpan.Koonaney.Ahjemmeh.Onubbila.Bogoma.Egarra.Annahcome.

Gawo.Wardeoca.Condar.Argoo.Edorko.Wop.Moe-cobbar.Chabumkay.Assoo.Akkoon.Ineohmoh.Ochahdepah.Mahwoongoo.Cheockko.Ooday.Boy.Galoo.Combay.Yab.Mifah.Ojo.Ennah.Fragoon.Cussu.Ohbojoe.Eugoo.Okalankoh.Ackotah.Azoomoe.Oro.Ofoh.Adda.

Glass.Fahtome.Warquah.Mannah.Ardeba.Anewangor.Parbee.Agummalay.Tegbie-ekay.Dagah.Egayzay.Choporee.Odoocayee.Two-oo-Two.Quahangah.Orhahwegee.Shadeah.Wangah.Buoy.Besong.Fahfo.Ahdemoi.Edorrodoo.Elayvoo.Odoolay.Tassey.Ozaganay.Yochah.

Allowearbee.Ewoocore.Jackoo.Achama.Eprebema.Imbahcome.Doray.Ekka.Mangah.Omenika.Alebelawah.Kone-ye-noobey.Azarshomar.Hyenah.Iyauh.Moscorlay.Oroocortoh.Dashawnoh.Gornay.Sambah.Warthrogoo.Grimmah.Yongah.No.Defon.Fante.Acome.Eponnotuek.Egomaychay.Iojabah.Sawkusamey.Ojinkaneay.Barhor.Koojibbay.Tenkalay.Appan.Balaka.Wabolaka.Yangbah.Pomay.Waryahoja.Assoo.Okaraka.Oror.Okeriber.Oe-de-mar.Hotchoe-Tokee.Akkiddemah.Battay.Chobaloo.Ojoe.Mahbearallah.Gawhkah.Owoongboofong.Yayah.Marchah.Bayah.Oryaw.Omala.Ahgebodoo.Mooden.Aponday.Odebetar.Damodoo.Warchukoo.Immore.Bayloo.Jenay.Acpan.Emboka.Adeah.Famah.Touay.Accorqua.Defon.Arparbee.Guasurimbah.Akaberry.Imbakay.Ochokoe.Akkoon.Iya.Ahchosee.

Fahchaee.Coowanggah.Me-see-err-liabas-Oo.Wosdo.Femah.Donyoh.Kie.Yamsee.Defo.Ahsotafay.Apparbeyea.Erahgeah.Cumenor.Olakavee.Aboo.Immore.Obarra.Ammahdah.Allo.Embafo.Bopoma.Bollowomah.Yadoo.Cargayehoo.Emba.Anoo.Agwear.Etowerah.Wye. Ochokoe.Zuquar.Aheompa.Ahlarwee.Cococoo.Engarmee.Mah-Voongoo.Ewohang.Coombah.Tarloo.Manoo.Farcong.Obo.Ahdakoloo.Workoo.Ahbahchay.Fahkunkay.Darsabay.Ocarrahdoo.Manarue.Ogoobay.Pie.Ojiba.Oquoida.Ema.Paglah.Bapay.Boqua.Mogah.Addewaque.Abebar.Acpan.Bofu.Olukally.Bahug.Kanjem.Odoo.Shukay.Look-kile.Ongohloh.Okarzeah.Yayah.Goomah.Hannee.Fambang.Bako.Odoobe.Orkoo.Away.Odumusu.Otaypalah.Orrdai.Comafillah.Tyecoo.Assine.Occora.Maconcu.Adeah.Woney.Besse.Achin.

Emberika.Ocarfore.Abarcom.Oror.Elloocarrager.Adobomee.Aytah-(a)-Baray-afim.Ahcoon.Monoy-apay.Hyenah.Wootoo.Boat-asee.Omojah.Ningah.Tarloo.Wangah.Gai.Woopoh.Dalah.Ocorree.Ejacko.Osor.Lobo.Hayglow.Imborra.Ahdem.Sumwah.Ocuo.Anako.

Omah.Chabay.Camo.Boca.Manah.Ocola.Amordebe.Acpan.One-ochar.Farmay.Ahfeam.Ajahtong.Er-Toolehjoo.Jeboowah.Oonpoor.Oongooloo.Chickoo-Woolasee.Shadeah.Dogbeah.Mambahwah.Longo.Barfor.Ahshaw.Essacott.Maddahdebee.Dayannu.Olufuah.

Wargoy.Orsaidue.Ogoombee.Nickosanah.Achokoo.Aquim.Archy.Beer.Jah.Wan.Bexon.Ogoo.Annor.Acpan.Imbakay.Akkenneebee.Ahbashee.Jeppo.Bambiey.Ahdayehyee.Oongooloo.Barnnee.Aheenayah.Batay.Gamah.Yumbo.Yeb.Arcone.Ahdapoloo.Marjuquah.Ajoegah.Ackatalah.Bugarney.Ahjarorr.Imbarku.Ahdoonee.Shese.Ogborn.Conako.Embava.Allahsesee.Tamba.Parba.Embokay.Egabugannah.Baka.Oror.Olear-shu.Ojoe.Etoh.Eumorpo.Olookiay.Ocollah.Barnee.Oongooloo.Ococha.Tanne.Dooi.Bayah.Larharta.Arcone.

Chocong.Wooroo.Ahnormoo.Lackpamme.Lodunkay.Abonigna.Ecuneazee.Bachayloo.Tonte.Aka.Cenawena.Wanco.Fah.Fui.Barqua.Eyah.Onearmarche.W.as-aka.Acpan.Anay-wuchee.Edah.Ekoh.Mahfon.Chah-foonkah.Ahfedoh.Boo-Congo.Oongooloo.Erahyang.

Bumbo.Keifay.Bannayennay.Yong.Sammah.Ofoo.Dooseyea.Abayjay.Ahjarree.Ahgebaday.Amahda.Ahoollam.Ahwalley.Onojoe.Ashu.Akabo.Aboy.Heymo.Kayongo.Alleaga.Wawah.Enorcar.Barka.Omor.Olenkay.Oloolar.Affeam.Mahfu.Lahtehjoo.Ohsee.Barnee.EnGorlay.Ocoreecar.Kie.Tarfay.Kie.Cunm.Antelah.Okooboloo.Messobee.Akayrakay.Oyafallah.Olafuah.Amahruchay.Okoronko.Edah.Awah.Appion.Alogo.Ewanko.Wawah.Togolee.Wah.Wawah.Angonebee.Normo.Carrudom.Dear-cae.Dassenney.Ingermah.Karroboh.

Bodooday.Coyea.Barnee.Booangah.Wallark.Biyah.Boloo.Bayah.Montem.Carndem.Oguaday.Narwoochee.Majaylicket.Oyafoloo.Ogoofiah.Okoo.Wormah.Obahdumey.Gutto.Araffia.Aquisa.Ekoshesay.Yamokey.Habui.Wah.Afin.Orcoo.Baka.Acpan.Car-ro-moe.Ashhodinnar.Obo.Chahsee.Weejarmee.Jeeboddey.Loochebee.Cheebemdah.Ammahchee.Quiah.Kafay.Tabah.Yamsa.Orgar.Okebo.Ekajahoo.Ornoh.Ojo.Daddah.Acartoe.Ahdeebee.Taynam.Abesarre.Aram.Indaka.Attam.Sangbah.Bah.Marnah.Abasee.Onearmarche.Enamojee.Akepoe.One-a-day.Belarmar.Etonzong.Mahgintoh.Ogoonoomee.Ogoobeyo.Mooandah.Lehambah.Ocaboo.Yango.Jannaivo.Boy.Temashe.Marsay.Ahji.Arquaradah.Amoh.Olosagu.Dabollah.Ahbassee.Okaka.Mahlya.Accombo.Abasha.Ala.Emobay.Allahsesee.Kanree.Carradeong.Moah.Defon.W.arnarwah.Warurim.Barque.Ogoo-darroo.Eswah.Ajung.Fahjohbee.Okoolabbee.Mah-jew.Kenggeh.Asomah.Cholo.Galloo.Matangah.Engar.Marngay.Dabahki.Arjasseyea.Intuckah.Ogoobee.Orsor.Anikka.Kekah.Etong.Maceara.Escian.

Bokako.Ejogo.Bahba.Gao.Engo.Sandah.Imba.Imbolay.Enee.Ashin.Ah-dayarmee.Yhammaquay.Cartay.Ogoobalajoh.Odoobamoo.Lookibbee.E-goondo.Ogoboe.Lango.Danduwoh.Mallah.Yab.Morgor.Ameleo.Bemmallah.Azay.Ardalahkoo.Anadar.Appa.Asheat.Etayju.

Abechame.Anomaraka.Olo.Jarrahgar.Jafah.Covee.Vonka.Azaloo.Sawar.Imbarfor.Achin.Imbarquor.Olookarday.Gumfor.Ogoobahee.Ah-Dacoombee.Mortorbee.Fook-koo.Coombah.Oloh.Sadeah.Sachea.Sawoh.Youngo.Ogoro.Ahmo.Boboo.Jacco.Olusee.Orsor.Oneaymuchay.Aheagena.Ahreesheto.Anamoyah.Ogomba.Brana.Endallah.Bannah.Satuah.Yamsa.Abasee.Oitar.Quimpee.Omor.Imbokoo.Anekoo.Tarwha.Lonacong.Oyehtoobee.Tahboavig.Me-see-her.Gambahnee.Ewohang.Bundo.Tangai.Yumboh.Subob.Ogoro.Ahleto.Pargoo.Equaddee.Ackaboloo.Ahjai.Onahar.Indovesee.Bissheparman.Allayah.Appan.Alamo.Okaff.Fahgue.Ki.Tawa.Ocolo.Tarcomb.Onocho.Acpan.Shabbay.Ojoe.Ning-kumtah.Onoh.Er-foopahlahday.Eddong.Oongooloo.Garmbah.Obeahsoo.Longa.Saddea.Jappah.Jung.

Ongwa.Dasookoo.Ennaboo.Kahbinnee.Dosumu.Odaey.Endovesee.Oroh.Tamabor.Warahkah.Aza.Balagada.Allahgallah.Coombo.Quiyeh.Com.Affuim.Tako.Eyang.Acpan.Arromey.Farbooyer.Ayah.Akkee-arjo.Er-coosoomee.Farwoo.Barnee.Goomah.Ekingah.Malsiah.

Conyea.Mangeah.Wum.Embaka.Ahwolee.Dailey.Alenday.Oloocoloyea.Onnahtugah.Ecarrah.Appan.Onecor.Arubamme.Onichen.Awosha.Okronco.Darbondo.Gawo.Acamasee.Enubalo.Ambia.Imbolay.Apar.Aggwargonee.Olookooton.Debobay.Odooweegah.

Mohtalewah.Yaya.Loochibbee.Mooseeannah.Ekay.Guanyah.Marmoh.Woah.Cummatier.Ejormah.Ahteoloo.Pellogoo.Ogoo.Lassarroo.Ogoobarjah.Okoronguoi.Ahveeahmem.Ahday.Olekunne.Ocomaba.Onowah.Ocornno.Gawah.Comay.Com.Assam.Artam.Inorlor.

Warcoom.Cheegee.Akkenoloo.Ning-quesday.Odoomozoo.Effootooday.Edowoo.Longahnee.Melonggoh.Ordooday.Yangah.Tahfee.Boy.Tong.Ingassa.Holasse.Emmarzo.Alayloo.Iapay.Ahbahbumey.Wahmardai.Muremorkar.Annabee.Amolabe.Accranquo.Okolanta.Ahchuco.Moroo.Kamo.Acomsee.Appatawoo.Otootoo.Bokay.Inyoe.Aquarobee.Addaoosee.Asangkin.Tanmwee.Effoochancooh.Choofogee.Moweyleh.Boonnah.Mosey.Tomah.Tao.Mangeah.Mosong.Intowoorem.Ahwosesso.Arwonmaney.Appan.Dow.Tueapay.Agoo.Eseam.Assuboo.Yeiyah.Acquobo.Agage.Ahtammah.Ballebah.Soso.Dembol.Defon.Ogordor.W.adekar.Oroh.Ahgah.Edoe.Nemfon.Oaklay.Efootogoo.I-a-nooyah.Meanday.Moolohjoh.Boadgee.Chimboo.Galoo.Maquoh.Chub.Ocho.Osoo.Ocarafoo.Oroh.Comabassee.

Ogoolarjah.Onagersee.Eneah.Koroboo.Amahsoo.Acreka.Inda.Esayaymee.Biyah.Chabay.Com.Attofo.Barge.Azee.Appan.Bungbardee.Bromee.Ekortor.Lahlotong.Allasai-mawah.Ah-Pahtoo.Gahmoonin.En-sahbah.Alloocozong.Biyah.Yandefay.Coombah.Dong.Essor.

Soloyea.Haizeyeo.Agoo.Osangwo.Logai.Affeemee.Okoray.Iabee.Amahjoe.Acaga.Saba.Wark.Yaquah.Dobo.Yong.Assion.Achain.Imbokay.Opabee.Ajai.Orookee.Inco.Addayea.Atchai.Erfeahbee.Oongoaney.Cheeborndoh.Otoowang.Glaloo.Keifue.Cafay.Bejing.Woosarbo.Digbaz.Wannakah.Amoh.Oyakoo.Farborue.Chequakay.Appan.Koochamey.Injai.Beba.Woroh.Wangah.Tabafuima.Kapoo.Nyam.Affiong.Ooror.Ador.Omor.Abbarbee.Allarday.Addoo.Eddoo.Marlarjoo.Fahyommee.Lookibb.Bahyee.Ocoroanpoh.Kala.Foobay.Jumbo.

Meyam.Impouna.Gojabee.Ocorroo.Otoom.Ogoodigpay.Odoofuah.Ogueynah.Immore.Allucoo.Damo.Jee.Agano.Aleboss.Conay.Cobwe.Ongo.Bowah.Aneah.Oleor.Acpan.Doosoo.Fargbamee.Inkoom.Ogoonomee.Bongkay.Edowoo.Oongoolor.Sarkah.Appahchee.

Langa.Jopor.Boy.Fartay.Orwoosee.Ahmincoo.Ocorronkoo.Elaymooraw.Osokiedai.Oyarvehlah.Bababay.Immore.Ahchickah.Ajaro.Odah.Akolabay.Wambah.Tong.Say.Cadem.Atton.Acandemn.Warsee.Hootay.Epogoo.Alley.Infoyah.Dahdah.Bonnahdey.Ojarcoong.

Moocaloo.Chair-angeh.Injorkoe.Lango.Loombay.Jacko.Allegedah.Ejomar.Polebah.Ocorroe.Esean.Oso.Odoofuah.Okoronko.Moko.Attammah.Ohica.Wanko.Akanawo.Oloh.Sesee.Wah.Engefa.Abba.Arpan.Orawcor.Tim.Addoo.Lowootor.Woombahfong.Ocoocah.

Ogoonoomee.Abbahyommey.Choofooeleg.Laembee.Ocraffoo-alias-Oboo.Goole.Wanyah.Bungo.Kenmoh.Orboocouwa.Yajooee.Dooneyeah.Ebayquay.Sobanko.Nahbee.Wormah.Oroboo.Indambee.Onoko.Asucara.Ocora.Babo.Jumbe.Money.Engo.Accong.Oomore.

Necoee.Oroh.Odelarmey.Ire-imfar.Beanko.Hyenah.Adjee-fonookay.Olajo.Boo-Congo.Lubarmbah.Nargemesee.Sholo.Boy.Noah.Mepah.Juggabesee.Ahkejoday.Ordookoo.Wangah.Koalai.Ahmoosu.Ackanah.Morain.Rome.Wogo.Accow.Acharra.Appan.Dabundo.Coreah.Wah.Accom.Oodom.Ebo.Oboh.Jowookey.Fieday.Infonga.Nooconnoo.Hyenah.Kooyinkah.Lookibb.Booanggah.Oroh.Goff.Marloo.Manwanney.Monday-1st.Omebo.Ograinde.Nonarwookah.Onearzah.Olagooardai.Ahgunnah.Moorerkoray.Ahparvie.Aedai.Omora.

Asamoda.Akanya.Aroobay.Tienga.Salee.Incopit.Cowah.Oromto.Marco.Inyung.Olookar.Fargbooey.Tandefo.Addayeah-morwoh.Abboo.Yaghedai.Lookibb.Gormbah.Obo-o.Ceffe.Sacha.Ginnah.Monday-2nd.Onnoocom.Adama.Osookakah.Checo.Sobay-fu.Ackimboloo.Orrar.Immore.Onodee.Anamola.Acpan.Obaka.Oloom.Fah.Gabo.Monbanque.Affam.Oomore.Arcaraba.Acpan.Howooley.Rokoe.Tanfoo.Kie-allao.Odgee-accoong.Ocoobamday.Hezahnah.Gumbahnee.Bocong.Chamaloo.Femah.Magebah.Enjowah.Wassally.Socoule.Echanwoo.Argoo.Osobolu.Locunlo.Ewaehah.Ahparvie.Quonney.Enoma.Wolo.Ono.Bassa.Dabundo.Cojee.Monypho.Affon.Appan.Ewarno.Ashanee.Akezenday.Ajjargbay.Chahfo.Hotchoe.Shoo-gooladdy.Yea-bahdee.Gowkah.Boonah.Innohdem.Anee.Tahloo.

Mangow.Fobanco.Encou.Dasomoo.Aquarnardoo.Appan.Baucolay.Odootuyah.Annoo.Ebay.Marzeeba.Ogina.Lola.Attam.Alemore.Wahwe.Peah.Ibianko.Ewah.Eneah.Morbor.Apparbee.Ogoodage.Egay.Faltoah.Hyenah.Orramoosee.Mahbaejay.Sangoyang.Poor-lah.Ebaboolem.Mamoo.Kai.Mandoah.Nong.Ota.Ahkedapay.Barweekay.Baddoe.Ojoe.Ackimboro.Agussogoo.Edoko.Ada.Ohima.Lentar.Bunto.Echee.Cho.Coay.Enfole.Enswah.Oomorden.Morkor.Omor.Ochobargee.Allahbee.Acquara.Lahbooloh.Oshoong.I-epemee.Mahbcardlay.Zarmbee.Onachee.Ningah.Yalee.Bay.Demboy.Embella.Hoopanatah.Woogoo.Aboo.Badudai.Ahsamobee.Anay.Okolonquor.Arewah.Iadod.Ajemafo.Oboko.Inchuko.Greyjo.Cho.Chereso.Ewah.Oomoredan.Seebray.Eram.Allortor.Orocharchonor.Ingyman.Blacho.Hyenah.Ebelolah.Imboo.Footoo.Onnorwhy.Caffe.Kai.Nayloo.Embangah.Gauma.Kaloo.Ogoo.Appan.Allahpunju.Daddah.Hara.Onacharkah.Ahbookah.Ocora.Ocajee.Mariako.Mahdayqguay.Davey.Cobe.Enfonka.Olo.Appannee.Agaboh.Hoodor.Mama.Hyenah.

Obay-(a)-Udor.Ahlahdey.Eccoosoomee.Hyenoh.Oongooloo.Gambarnee.Ajeelonoo.Caffew.Tawoh.Manwanney.Emboo.Engassa.Oloo.Ozoo.Appan.Farlahmee.Ahbargergoo.Azulaka.Wharbayza.Abee.Ogbofo.Amma.Okaraka.Eneah.Flomah.Sone.Nyamsa.Iamo.Oolor.

Yargee.Parreehar.Abbarquay.Allarmee.Inkerrudor.Ogah.Adjie.Olajoe.Oongooloo.Sah-hah.Wazookay.Bundo.Kafue.Mahoo.Emoko.Ammardocah.Kalaji.Annorsah.Okahmoo.Jarbee.Ejahbee.Ahjibboaye.Mudorbey.Ebooguwah.Osalado.Wonko.Okaronko.Efunjay.Yayae.

Chogun.Moba.Ioam.Olom.Yadequay.Apanaror.Chofolovar.Odeegar.Acpan.Coo-mokoo.Edowoo.Mollassee.Sallah.Gambarny.Ocoree.Gabbay.Yeandoh.Bay.Ahyo.Soommah.Ahji.Indorkah.Orooah.Farkarbee.Ecoobarmelaru.Ienaboo.Immore.Daffah.Amakawa.Ewohau.

Abia.Chenakay.N.jawe.Bayah.Vonga.Attam.Oomoredemn.Ekingwa.Ocquoyer.Boombey.Fallarday.Ahpavie.Awoolor.Eweebe-ee.Ocooyaddee.Obarngah.Booanggah.Oocoomalem.Sadeah.Langoh.Joe.Etango.Ingolee.Oloojove.Osoquarrah.Orrochorong.Moyerrah.Olorrarco.Hoosanu.Ahpanako.Maywoo.Oma.Ebomah.Samia.Ahmakleah.Hanlee.Comma.Envon.Wolalom.Appan.Ennorwonza.Gopoorar.Addoo.Akebollah.Opo.Awoolormee.Alohlah.Bangkaloo.Oongmahkah.Neangy.Argaim.Femah.Foyeor.Lagee.Defo.Bessong.Somalo.

Agimmarbarsee.Mortogoror.Sorrallu.Sahdigpa.Ahfuruboo.Equara.Wamjay.Mokem.Ejerry.Attawora.Echaindah.Halabo.Tiyea.Comosa.Acpoena.Oomore.Imboka.Hoocar.Farboe.Allarday.Ashean.Kooeholah.Abbahyommee.Essingkingteshay.Ongohnoh.Gormbeh.Osokoo.Kafway.Pannah.Jinnah.Sammo.Bebecay.Ochoba.Annoquarah.Imborkor.Ogah.Terlahkee.Anquarrah.Ahjuseah.Orcesay.Akobeka.Annaro.Ocola.Azeekray.Sanbah.Boco.Ens-am.Atta.Oolor.Arsomah.Ocar.Ojoe.Opowollay.Udah.Chakelee.Ottaybollah.Kolai.Oomboo.Booang-gah.Olawhofroh.Gandoo.Bannah.Sawoo.Nancy.Encorloo.Chobe.Annoquarah.Wahyeolee.Oneqbarbai.Okabey.Ahnearsoh.Oroh.Attamah.Oneleo.Ofou.Doaga.Ahahdokay.Fah.Pannah.Mando.Abasee.Appan.Imbaka.Ogelly.Lebohe.Ogooshee.Agban.Ojoe.

Efahtoe.Ommohlaya.Lookibbe.Cordeah.Wakam.Yajoe.Genah.Tafoo.Fando.Engcoupa.Ahloobo.Connoyamah.Arreegoorah.Orshoe.Bookar.Oboe.Wargudda.Akaracpoo.Wanquoka.Coree.Onamomlia.Alookuay.Fah.Doji.Nyam.Awalica.Appan.Beneka.Ogelly.Onokiar.

Akkeomee.Indebbay-(a)-Umoh.Akkenome.Hyenah.Odoo.Boongoo.Neangy.Warnarck.Tahlo.Langai.Coombah.Defum.Corouco.Koodalor.Allasallekey.Amoyea.Orjoe.Oraseebah.Ahdebay.Appan.Chainebe.Gillquo.Onekeaday.Ocola.Nearkayray.Harey.Dekey.Yap.Eogon.Oolor.Imboka.Mor-cay.Affardee.Daddah.Whambee.Lahboloo.Ahbowoo.Bollahgoo.Yembeh.Gambarnee.Ojeecongwong.Tahlo.Collee.Makah.Ewatoo.Coomah.Omacho.Inquah.Orgoh.Ackafenavah.Odarreecar.Indrah.Mordam.Abahjay.Attam.Nabaracha.Onwahah.Okolay.Bagah.Thomas-Jones.Ensa.Acparie.Appan.Eyan.Ajeartoe.Choomkar.Fushaygoo.Humoh.Olladilpey.Eddoong.Olojoo.Betah.Dooloo.Ackawelong.Tahlo.Kekwoy.Ningah.Engasop.Marfor.Ahtemala.Ahazeay.Imborakay.Ahjai.Equequire.Appan.Abay.Annekee.

Onsusa.Wacomma.Ahola.Ewah.Vamah.Acoloo.Bancho.Biah.Appan.Oowarn.Addar.Chabbajar.Fardabay.Inyappa.Addaloo.Nashowtoo.Opbang.Lukid.Pemb-bah.Ohangish.Boy.Imay.Kolee.Wanekey.Etoquay.Fama.Haykoo.Etteeahmoh.Aggannah.Koolarmugu.Orroh.

Addee.Iarrue.Ashim.Wamah.Aboja.Ewahhah.Bakaboy.Conah.Gettaga.Anah.Oolor.Adearka.Barfoe.Lubajor.Fartolarnee.Gwatoo.Owarlee.Ojoe.Bomalay.Moquanggah.Cordeah.Eazoowah.Quonah.Cammah.Jambah.Whorah.Bafoy.Beka.Saidda.Emah.Ogoojarbee.

Ogoofeah.Orroh.Chaboo.Hawah.Caffa.Ojo.Odoa.Emanykay.Haree.Manjay.Emba.Apoyoh.Aseen.Aqudoomah.Ecodear.Oneweday.Ogoobaloo.Infawfah.Arromachee.Addalah.O-Loddeeney.Lukid.Z-dee.Onoroboo.Quiah.Joe.Mayoh.Ogombah.Bobocugarmay.Taroloo.

Luggoo.Equagoo.Okuseedai.Fahbelu.Appan.Areemah.Abennay.Odago.Abazenta.Wabo.Ahmenah.Debe.Ki.Emba.Affaio.Aparbee.Dayzarkar.Barcoe.Allarday.Abbeonoo.Ayah.Ohjay.Adjallah.Ammahgoo.Me-see-err.Kid-dy.Imbargoo.Tafway.Yanah.Bangah.Vobah.Torguay.Fahbaj.Arboomah.Imbarco.Bancolay.Cookoomee.Oroh.Addeager.Ahshatoo.Joal.Anae.Achan.Ahjailay.Biye.Mangoro.Tomba.Macfion.Appan.Adearka.Imbakay.Addobooroo.Oshedokoe.Intoon.Ogoombaddey.Obahtodah.Ogoosanno.Gooloo.Boonah.Narwoolasee.Caffe.Cammoh.Pemah.Enso.Ecundum.Oyeoo.Oloo.Odoo.Ahgusah.Ahjai.Appan.Iarsee.Matookoo.Awo.Ocho.Embam.Ezeewah.Hondo.Ki.Omba.Roe.Oomore.Adearka.Low-wer.O-goo.Hotchoe.Appan.Akkeetow-woi.Opiay-fah.Toojeeyah.Cong.Ching-gombay.

Injorcong.Tobba.Cammah.Bo.Ennam.Eyolah.Ado.Arguttoo.Yammahche.Takalay.Ahdillahcoo.Odor.Cowko.Egboh.Aya.Agworachee.Olondo.Ahwonnah.Sabumba.Conah.Commesee.Oranca.Oomore.Andar.Boquour.Hommorhor.Soolyay.Eshong.Ogoolarmbee.Ayie.

Opappeyong.Meangoo.Toolah.Offohderai.Bemba.Codjay.Tomah.Moosah.Mattin.Okooday.Saidda.Lolloh.Gunnue.Dakee.Odor.Araboyer.Sahboo.Wallataba.Wonacha.Ocola.Aloh.Gree.Boy.Enguan.Oro.Oolor.Oowah.Addah.J_adoo-or-I_adoo.Boboo.Gharrayu.Abbaryomee.Looshear.Etee-emmebah.Majoe.Pah-woo.Ollooah.Ballah.Joinee.Sawoo.Tahfungah.Markaryah.Olookoo.Enguarbolloo.Mocoo.Bosah.Orsoree.Appan.Barboggar.Neworboroo.Deo.Ajeau.Olocanamo.Anintah.Tongo.Omah.Eyang.Elemfon.Arbor.Wanneka.

Warnyapoh.Ovier.Deeroe.Umoh.Sofoomee.Cholargah.Songbay.Gooloo.Oongooloo.Offondoh.Watermo.Jamah.Manjeno.Egando.Marsear.Alahday.Melayea.Imbaykay.Affallarpo.Addoon.Appan.Affarjagee.Yeayah.Oconga.Cronchqua.Adono.Yallah.Massa.Boy.Yap. Moah.Airbor.Arconebo.Ogallahoo.Amoree.Hyenah.Inquattay.Akkingwoosee.Fahteelay.Ojayfoh.Myomb.Bah-yah-be-ney.Onarnesee.Tombo.Karvy.Cotoo.Esake.Marrenjor.Ahji.Ezay.Acpannah.Hyssar.Odulei.Odor.Zoboru.Ahjara.Ina.Egua.Enewaha.Azah.Juvee.Nengay.Defon.Adjanadaminowonee.Appieto.Marcor.Acpar.Abeonoo.Odebakoo.Tarchaindah.Hyenah.Okee-yardeyee.Adjahwoo.Daddah.Payembah.Woorakanunah.Dammah.Gamoh.Mahkree.Shaw.Eharee.Ahlay.Mayhinnee.Omoh.Hendai.Dadesek.Ahparvie.Egboo.Annesar.Biama.Whoquain.Jin-John.Ajingwah.Mandabuay.Yonbah.Defon.Ane.Oolor.Arnebama.Imboley.Hyenah.Beojalar.Inqueddah.Ocho-efah.Chongoda-ee.Matchechee.Pormboh.Quay-yee.Ookajay.Quare.Karlay.Bessey.Bangah.Morcochou.Doon.Allubajah.Imborlay.

Bosoo.Odusee.Oemannah.Eswormah.Oguntah.Endoesie.Amadda.Ayah.Egoover.Diyah.Tenday.Defon.Ambia.Egay.Wardor.Addah.Hyenah.Odekarlay.Fahmooka.Ojoe.Ammahlokoo.Mamahpay.Boombah.En-Zerleh.Alendor.Penday.Gomboo.Fingi.Endong.Wang.Chobentowo.Arbellagay.Okovoodoo.Vanenue.Ahkintomwah.Ahparvie.Egboo.Darne.Craka.Ahhese.Alanquara.Wonachoh.Bato.Dombay.Ensam.Sowado.Gebondo.Wangasay.Omor.Anneonoo.Hotchoe.Boonjah.Ochoedeepoh.Chong-lawoe.Lahtojee.Mooquallah.Goondoo.Okoo.Bah.Yanah.Miyenna.Cabbah.Sabachier.Ahcho.Monneycome.Orborm.Taye.Ahjai.Odor.Aday.Sohogee.Oma.Omaka.Ocolo.Emoo.Beer.Mietay.Defon.Enguna.Oomore.Mardinwah.Ingar.Goobardee.Osiabee.Incooah.Ackahloh.Hotchoe.Mahmoh.Betahwo.

Kibeandah.Ajeecoogang.Gewah.Connah.Pahree.Efopah.Forsa.Alay.Olubayah.Akravoe.Aoasah.Orsoree.Odor.Azembah.Barray.Bomachakoo.Ohakatta.Ama.Ohaykay.Fasamah.Yallaboy.Forpo.Abbah.Oolor.Ocolay.Adeargar.Logoodoo.Allarday.Ahwarwa.Sarnoo.Abbogoorey.Oloofetee.Barnee.Selah.Okaryonnoo.Gewah.Borbor.Boy.Manna.Dorousa.Akaloo.Annaquarrah.Koosobee.Bookah.Okoondieo.Eneay.Abemmah.Chaffoo.Oco.Olou.Ajana.Enayorbbe.Jaffo.Mahtangah.Elompa.Ofiom.Cooton.Olar.Omor.Osue.Akkooramee.Enjuggoo.Oshotoomahee.Atcholah.Darwoo.Barnee.Lemdee.Aquaymah.Dobboah.Kiwah.Fimbah.Oquoh.Bococubara.Alkebo.Onnealoo.Narcholam.Iartarmai.Aepinenu.Oroh.Eborkoo.Machu.Jemedaya.Couragee.Ocolomfom.Sovansee.Goobar.Mahtay.Ochoqua.

Anatimva.Tolesay.Aharkar.Boquo.Odebarja.Sahnoo.Komobeate.Eddong.Ogoe.Ogeehedey.Icumah.Cormpee.Wakongah.Mahboonah.Kikia.Guyah.Ewamballah.Catemenah.Anee.Jeboo.Onearkarvah.Wasah.Allubamey.Awongquor.Morahgah.Ajai.Watayera.Ojo.Kromma.Obaheah.Nobo.Yahne.Ocolay.Abos.Injorcor.Odum.Omor.Abedogoo.Allorbar.Enfon.Shodei.Edowoo.Efammokoo.Paemba.Okoockay.Ordoh.Chambe.Janah.Mawah.Oko.Narjuah.Ojo.Edowesee.Okooley.Ogusoo.Oyah.Abecka.Appah.Akguanelai.Anohaha.Ogoo.

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Embasay.Annaquackan.Karefemah.Boy.Beko.Enchanee.Barfor.Harboo.Boley.Ofagee.Ajjow.Bodoo.Okoogboladjay.Battoyor.Obbommo.Gettay.Gambo.Onnoohang.Faneah.Doray.Geeah.Ekekah.Barjay.Okojobe.Obacklam.Koochargah.Ocarvee.Bokah.Eneay.Seedee.

Ojuaray.Sofia.Ajafoo.Embancago.Agbo.Dasemah.Kenya.Ocolo.Formot.Azemah.Annoe.Barbee.Coe.Ogoobarmoe.Tangay.Omrohtayah.Hyenah.Ojoe.Mysah.Ahpan.Oboo.Sesse.Joe.Mahfomah.Dekobah.Finjoe.Ahdaboo.Oneanawah.Oronsee.Quiror.Ahjai.Asheat.Iahtoo.Namarsah.Chima.Endowesee.Name-unknown.Oneahlanno.Enjowah.Tahbah.Obo.Encora.Arhooday.Abbeolah.Okepor.Afoodequay.Ajjbarday.Jango.Ogoo.Larshelay.Addahmarnee.Goondoo.Ahmoocan.Mazerookay.Mahbonah.Mousah.Joe.Enguisah.Jujim.Copanto.Argoo.Okravee.Boquasea.Orsobomee.Appan.Oreesai.Ruchem.Watchago.Oloo.Tocolo.Akay.Momo.Yawo.Ocraka.Tima.Wadoo.Agericar.Omorkay.Abbearnar.Akketoloo.Defan.Edowoo.Allarmee.Ayeenay.Beandah.Ocraffoo.Warnkoh.Dadwajaday.Fah.Salloo.Ambah.

Jujore.Soolamee.Antiggah.Ezinnaboo.Nargoendai.Orkordanee.Asheat.Ohlajah.Mahburah.Natam.Wajoko.Kakonya.Worrom.Wowoo.Dao.Ona.Acon.Ejormah.Yeargargar.Attarboo.Ojoe.Toe-ekepay.Lahfengo.Ogah.Chonedo.Onumallah.Ye-ang-gee.Orroh.Ezzay.Salee.

Pojare.Jubah.Eyambah.Tambai.Oloopame.Janney.Ahnooroo.Ienobo.Lofeegon.Appan.Ahbahjah.Imborahreah.Eka.Ocoree.Okiday.Morday.Sabe.Conah.Achoka.Ambi.Bafor.Camalee.Imbokoe.Edoe.Moboallar.Koombay.Akkbuaddey.Odoo-oggar.Warlee.Che-neoggo.

Orroh.Oyemoocha.Fahlee.Konyong.Kiyah.Kekenjo.Woorenkem.Mobaja.Onazay.Orroh.Cusshoe.Okoon.Ordor.Ahma.Abecoh.Ewondo.Mogo.Accaychaw.Orooh.Coondo.Moworo.Aholo.Wafah.Alegolor.Appannah.Adeargar.Hotchoe.Aweeabee.Deranged.Olambo.

Ocollonoo.Ebo.Pembbah.Attam.Annoowakay.Hemmah.Jaijai.Naharwa.Aquay.Morcor.Miode.Bootay.Akookally.Bookor.Sahdallah.Immore.Pelah.Abelame.Jackado.Madaca.Ocomaylay.Neahgah.Jarrah.Wangay.Owoo.Mompha.Wardah.Acpomonee.Abecor.Farshenoe.

Affoomarday.Awah.Akkuallah.Osue.Okoo.Neanggee.Enoobee.Okoo.Chonah.Sooloo.Jongoh.Entowah.Engor.Ofopoh.Quaower.Abassay.Odoo.Lagaka.Ebannay.Ogbalay.Ammerdaroo.Ocoro.Captn-Drew.Olawa.Olloh.Miyah.Conah.Asa.Gomso.Manrawah.Wobechar.

Oquomar.Layinkar.Ogoo.Odsoweedam.Abba-ogoo.Nargbijoe.Ebong.Bohtay.Obeahchee.Ammahdee.Foray.Comah.Guyah’s-Infant-(3-mths).Gaboo.Gap.Ahdaolee.Amollay.Youngkah.Ahdedai.Allubeah.Immore.Iasena.Ielaywoo.Ayuoma.Whomasery.Monambo.Olloh.

Pannah.Mahtowa.Abashe.Affah.Imbaka.Arban.Hay-bee.Allarday.Agootarnday.Leetahkan.Olarbee.Fahshelay.Menee.Booanggah.Ahahnonoo.Imbrookem.Dobbah.Saree.Lango’s-Infant-(3-mths).Sappe.Byea.Kobahmalah.Ackonnah.Ahkoovelay.Somahkoo.Donoo.Appan.Ahbashey.Onoomiah.Occora.Onganabillum.Ajagame.Ahpahbay.Coto.Kunyeah.Allechanto.Coho.Damar.Mocelor.Darnoo.Ojoe.Queaju.Inkemloh.Shollah.Cholomoo.Effohbinnee.Nearmo.Wokirry.Olayah.Goloh.Bea.Lamelle.Moobah.Mar.Ahjame.Zannaboo.

Olooboo.Fodurrie.Acketolah.Itay.Zodenuckoo.Marrawoo.Onwa.Warekellum.Bohanka.Ataggedah.Fah.Mendenyah.Okaraka.Ocon.Gamoohar.Hooday.Inquarnah.Adeyemmy.Chodattar.Mocongton.Holchoe.Bambia.Effoodomekay.Leornah.Agoo.Odo.Colee.Dajemah.

Mannoh.Ebalah.Ingotto.Sorankay.Allargee.Ozookah.Awollosoo.Hahko.Ahveah.Ahreeboo.Aseeyour.Pan.Ahdinguy.Londiako.Manna.Cabba.Ningah.Eleymonah.Abbass.Injogelar.Momoe.Ad-damar.Odoo.Allarday.Ahkoon.Barbojoh.Fah-Dalloo.Afoojee.Massahlah.

Bazza.Baboon.Fahboh.Pandah.Bindee.Ahpan.Findong.Ogosamma.Ocanafoo.Appan.Nahgono.Ojoe.Ordor.Osha.Botong.Opuva.Ecangah.Incy.Eteah.Nayaqua.Comay.Olaque.Agasa.Badarko.Deeoley.Coombar.Marsonnoo.Olooquamee.Unor.Hotchoe.Teh-Bahday.

Yahse.Bombah.Emmenanany.Ocoree.Bayah.Bee.Bangar.Oran-1st.Chobbor.Fardopoh.Eggoo.Moverain.Yarwoo.Dumah.Ordok.Chucumah.Ojommah.Ocora.Ojocko.Imbafo.Ahlohchay.Quisee.Yombo.Oque.Affiah.Ebarkorbor.Okerricay.Attam.Odoombarday.Jugebay.

Amanna.Sosong.E-Lohee.Omorloo.Lembeh.Oyecoolay.Alahwha.Coway.Gawoh.Warbay.Oran-2nd.Tabbee.Chosolah.Ocanakay.Ahpahbay.Allasay.Ohday.Orroh.Seedee.Olah.Ora.Ahboronne.Abam.Kannen.Colee.Comay.Oque.Abasee.Abbarlabah.Camarlar.Apokar.

Coakoo.Ocoobumjar.Uckbo.Dawoo.Orchor.Effooday.Codee.Oogoe.Ocoree.Cobillay.Kebbee.Dooe.Oran-3rd.Yandoe.Akayah.Raffeyah.Appan.Allahtemee.Ahdugah.Eurom.Assumah.Onojoe.Abasa.Onnebo.TRUE.Appan.Darbo.Baya.Obe.Agama.O-ah.Aday.Okay.

Howay.Chobee.Ahpahiro.Ojoe.Chocoombe.Lahsamenee.Mahseekah.Agueem.Oparah.Saree.Cho.Foimora.Ecomb.Susai.Abandoo.Ocarree.Ahjoevoe.Ogoocomiah.Orsoree.Bosee.Quarchamey.Matecoo.Amo.Obaquay.Attelahos.Tohwoollah.Kahle.Mam.Tapo.Asuah.

Taboo.Oben.Anashu.Egay.Addebee.Adeackar.Allarmee.Ohlahpohtoh.Affoo.Gannbay.Oyahwoseah.Emmahgonoh.Coomay.Darkey.Tobangane.Oconefa.Indome.Ocotes.Lalloo.Mahsavee.Ahdemeka.Ahgowee.Appan.Mossoenjay.Amoyla.Moda.Oberee.Ichay.Achraycha.

Dowerger.Yombo.Agboh.Asin.Agae.Wocharley.Ocor.Saebarlay.Fargbooray.Adeah.Pahchedah.Oshy-omee.Obenee.Oonfoondah.Ogoobeah.Daddy.Gennah.Doomah.Baboo.Oran.Moopay.Somah.Olokong.Edowezah.Obossarbee.Doyore.Appan.Otobay.Symbo.Ottora.

Olacheree.Imbongo.Moor.Sombo.Boy.Omeriga.Achon.Aloogooche.Arbarkprone.Obotchar.Ojoe.Odooshenar.Sambah.Ammarlahlay.O-Doosohmenoo.Eyahyee.Bonah.Atchy.Addah.Loji.Miah.Karbangai.Eyah.Finging.Adeo.Eddah.Chebye.Ahdimmu.Ahbasee.Appan.

Ahginnoo.Ahruwome.Oro.Annawase.Attam.Appan.Soso.Mahpovo.Okey.Embrokamo.Inor.Ocartche.Odoe.Chobarjor.Sakoomorday.Idep.Ilah.Ahwochasoo.Effoosaloh.Boonnah.Ewhoyong.Imbakay.Bannah.Comay.Miaboo.Ecandah.Cabetah.Almadi.Pandeargah.

Moreham.Olonee.Osarsonah.Eurom.Egallah.Womele.Oya.Ahnake.Soma.Olloh.Bonno.Fangah.Ayah.Enoh.Borsem.Onar.Acoerzomoh.Hyenah.Carlay.Mamtennah.Orolladjah.Lahbohday.Hyenah.Fooboo.Ohay.Allaiahgah.Saree.Bunday.Tawaloo.Ebah.Barra.Cudaloo.

Saidda.Ahbokoo.Hyedai.Borkoryouree.Ordor.Eyegunyah.Sahboo.Accum.Akay.Imboka.Appan.Choka.Jemah.Affiah.Mananca.Eneah.Ocolay.Ohekar.Osuduloo.Bancollay.Ahzarro.Akkesadei.Oh-Mahtenoo.Asong.Cheeanggay.Onneedoh.Ekoon.Bannahqui.Partoo.Obbah.Ahpay.Moobay.Chacoyame.Attamah.Ahgiddy.Odoofolah.Kursoo.Eurom.Margennee.Ahgommoo.Jibba.Enaquaray.Accosa.Appan.Wahwe.Lomba.Attah.Saone.Indarlar.Alardenooey.Ocorofar.Edoe.Odoo.Bakan.Ojoe.Lahhoyea.Odooyea-yea.Cheveah.Agaloogoo.

Eyam.Bettah.Simbile.Saye.Worah.Molongo.Osokoo.Dowoo.Ahboo.Ahbudoo.Brugah.Eudom.Opollar.Ekoonah.Aya.Whodo.Aguo.Olloh.Shagombo.Donda.Abi.Addah.Ardeah.Arboer.Addibbar.Cowojua.Affoodaroo.Ingasah.Oshaw.Oloobaddacoo.Okosaddoo.

Booanggah.Mamah.Ingyah.May.Biah.Bannah.Eyah.Formeyar.Mamolah.Zabboo.Eroo.Fabee.Koodaylay.Ordor.Ahbookah.Akepannah.Oproji.Ahguarah.Wonda.Neah.Ballah.Wangay.Abasin.Embala.Arneeboo.Oharquay.Cottoe.Egay.Edoe.Inamfor.Obahyomee.Akkedalai.Loosando.Boonah.Edgemaffoo.Narmatchaie.Bahbay.Bannah.Ompah.No.fear.dem.Ockera.Soobuladay.Chamnekoo.Ajimmahfoh.Hombamerdai.Hoosoo.Omoh.Ahbammo.Quanegah.Ocora.Onebo.Inafo.Moor.Famanjo.Yombo.Anyah.Ayua.Ocharanee.Opoovey.

Odor.Larmaroo.Shotarloo.Annegar.Abeecanoo.Odootay.Osaffeemey.Gambahnee.Ingcarmarree.Wahngah.Fahlee.Farlee.Tor..Oran.Pelay.Hyenah.Archimmajay.Ahbootoo.Allarsai.Smoomoo.Appan.Ahdome.Warrarkor.Anarabo.Afema.Aduma.Appan.Fango.Boy.Abo. Affamwah.Archoochin.Wallackar.Purra-wun-gawor.Daroo.Ogootoloo.Attah.Ibee.Hahlaloh.Afooyamboh.Zadee.Ingdoodoo.Ewhoah.Bundoh.Kebbee.Beah.Oran.Deyan.Edow.Arbooguay.Ahnooah.Ahdeo.Ahdahkarday.Omoh.Cudamsee.Eudarkoo.Oro.Ahwomale.Salay.Orroh.Tahvee.Conah.Olo.Harry.Arporbee.Ocerongoo.Lendoe.Choobarmowa.Barnjokoe.Adeah.Akkebelai.Mattolo.Maroocoolay.Codeea.Ovoongdah.Ewhoah.Gangah.Torloo.Yampi.Inyah.Eccora.Layade.Lomesee.Indovesee.Ahdarsaloo.Ohgomanees.Ordor.Bardee.

Omillelah.Inobo.Banco.Emboylay.Warchukoo.Bundoah.Wangay.Appan.Acowah.Seegee.Honoroer.Oroh.Fiadee.Ocoobay.Efcar-won.Orday.Ammasoo.Ahwo.Codee.Monohbah.Immah.Poway.Kai.Meme.Enagoo.Woofee.Mafebe.Ardebah.Innayboo.Ojoe.Boosoo.Omoh.

Affallah.Allane.Abokara.Mocacha.Ohgoma.Gerjukay.Fangoma.Chenday.Yah.Agasay.Inday.Econg.Odem.Alleq-yoo.Avessue.Fingee.Ojoe.Hotchoe.Effoodattah.Neambo.Oparrah.Imbakay.Connay.Baggae.Babbah.Abang.Shelan.Yeday.Onoo.Mahdebah.Orshoe.Brahfu noo.Appan.Dargee.Otooloo.Oyadee.Ocolee.Omboah.Amayboo.Dalvolle.Mahfingay.Bata.Saynanim.Memor.Asamar.Owarkpar.Ajai.Lukie.Kumjay.Hyenah.Eghee.Fena-argo.Goondoo.Rotchoe.Oogooloo.Commah.Juah.Ombeah.Opan.Gemay.Latemoo.Erroo.Ochimvoo.Quirefee.Lagbah.Ordor.Vobedo.Abiyor.Wompasa.Anee.Ada.Inbattah.Bunge.Kenyah.Mollayah.Enyam.Metobah.Obetter.Addaboo.Edoe.Bequay.Enchangag.Majarbay.Tahfoloo.Immayah.Codee.Orroh.Oleahcong.Jah.Quorlee.Kabaquoh.Womo.Wooro.Ahgedo.

Okarakay.Okolay.Bookoh.Diyouree.Appan.Ahrogue.Machaddah.Ocora.Awokake.Abam.Achukoo.Gillingbu.Matto.Attam.Kasuy.Ajewcoontar.Wocrow.Menter.Massa-Iarnoe.Shonowoe.Fonger.Akkesheloh.Chogoloo.Ammahbah.Bahtah.Ammera.Azeahcoyang.Goroh.

Dollay.Fang.Okoon.Doomboo.Dow.Wazakay.Ahbassay.Posoo.Ogoobay.Ordor.Odoo.Assoomah.Ocraque.Ogonosa.Ewosa.Obaywoo.Cogbolay.Biah.Appan.Uba.Andapah.Ajear.Edoam.Abeoroo.Fargbooyay.Emah.Ahlee.Acconoo.Affooday.Booanggah.Ebangah.Chelayang.Jabbah.Fangoh.Jendamay.Awassee.Ewecoo.Mamma.Ajammolay.Enahvolaygee.Solahjah.Sokoosa.Appanko.Huddo.Chakoodo.Ajemeka.Ocanabee.Cobange.Ohpannykay.Yaforee.Coonah.Olofiah.Ryamba.Ooolom.Onage.Aj-jar.Opiatar.Lukarkoe.Ahseeamah.Ebeedoo.Oheaday.Addenayea.Neangee.Opabboo.Imbocoh.Tomboh.Youka.Bangay.Opabwe.Tullar.Ahdaiahgah.Oboo.Echaynee.Tugah.Sobee.Eneah.Adamaney.Manebe.Ahanoo.Owase.Acome.Ahnaggoh.Kanree.Bondowah.Abasa.Accom.Oopah.Oroo.Eloe.Coolenday.

Chobarju.Addeah.Chiboo.Ahsoodaroo.Manohnee.Gambarn.Ewohang.Namchee.Cowlay.Cottoo.Fiah.Oran.Endeao.Ahkebah.Olodeguay.Ejollay.Nintoyah.Quirefee.Kyerah.Ahdacoo.Iagoon.Ousoo.Ahhanya.Attam.Azinnah.Cho.Yamaree.Apim.Asam.Achavoo.

Ewoondoe.Aj-jay.Odefoggar.Fargboe.Kayah.Akkeyammey.Er-doo.Shahfoo.Seh-seh.Weegah.Imbahfoh.Bago.Tambah.Paimory.Folo.Wondem.Ahmolallah.Ozuah.Ahkinnakay.Tossoo.Dadda.Appan.Abillah.Allamah.Inagee.Edosee.Ahchapa.Obebe.Cajebah.Batay.Accrombo.Agah.Arbassee.Chekay.Ojoe.Ogoe.Allarshetoe.Mahfau.Tahwoo.Coobeah.Awahdee.Lornggoh.Chimmah.Addah.Dobah.Cooa.Kahoney.Enne.Egee.Ocho.Marchokoo.Achuckarnark.Ellofee.Olahfameyea.Amoh.Ahbooker.Attansze.Inana.Ocodolank.Ahcudgeco.Ahgadday.Teho.Mahquay.Incaray.Accondam.Imboka.Asooekar.Barnjar.Cudjoe.Akkoolah.Affiah.Elachombee.Ogoobah-Amoh.Owahday.Coro.Madekah.Oneygotoe.Fanjah.Gorah.Borlah.Olah.Mandefod.Okeallah.Narwoo.Oparrah.Ojoe.Parnhay.Orom.Ahbocan.

Opahshe.Attobas.Omanyo.Ocole.Okoray.Kafue.Ekobedu.Sah.Oro.Imbola.Ocoquay.Omor.Chobezee.Sumarnoe.Eumoh.Ezeeber.Akkedai.Dearcoomey.Mohquahlah.Chikkoo.Waiza.Pelay.Lojay.Satuor.Enyah.Garroodo.Olooho.Olomee.Appan.Odolah.Hayglow.Eguah.

Addear.Ottungbay.Ochema.Ahpan.Ogelongus.Ezoowah.Longo.Accor.Deso.Allin.Arzuma.Aggosonoo.Hoorem.Quarmee.Chakoo.Defon.Hoolakah.Ogooveyoung.Equakerman.Gambahnee.Akkandah.Amoochah.Coondah.Soombea.Miah.Ahban.Asain.Ogubiyah.

Oyeabulla.Orroh.Bamawoo.Ahjai.Osondah.Newbee.Chiberoggoo.Obha.Ahpan.Attam.Ewah.Yongo.Onnorka.Oqua.Agasaw.Warhendogobah.Oquarnah.Affear.Ogoobee.Nyedee.Fautfu.Fahtogoo.Oh-Dabee.Farbee.Mahsekah.Oneahcolah.Wanimbahnah.Commah.

Borray.Bundoo.Icome.Ewinna.Ahcha.Ogha.Ochanday.Odoosee.Horsar.Okoro.Ahborguor.Iakepie.Wadoo.Orah.Bebe.Maneoo.Tallo.Assejaco.Efoh.Allet.Warbar.Yemaboe.Abud-day.Hyenah.Odoobow.Eertaffra.Datayah.Ojoe.Egarlo.Lohkoh.Okajah.Abezai.Connay.

Dangah.Tameah.Sooguoh.Mording.Fahroonbe.Okoorie.Uchay.Wooroo.Ahjai.Ahdailey.Gangah.Allaiwoolah.Acpan.Omah.Atawhora.Ahlizzy.Kafe.Moheree.Ayoh.Gongasay.Ocooatay.Emomar.Har-mee.Largugee.Ogoonakkee.Janga.Fahchemobea.Ogoyankah.Ihayahgoonah.Oongoon.Owasookay.Okah.Doh.Miah.Jemoh.Eto-1st.Bonn.Ocho.Olubarloo.Appan.Effay.Ackobodie.Ucha.Marmah.Bahgee.Oro.Ahpan.Apabe.Abonnah.Kafui.Ekaraqua.Oto.Myamco.Quasarcor.Ogoolar.Addear.Ogoojobbee.Odukolloo.Echongo.Ogoochellai.Bodoodar.Sobo.Gambarnee.Ammahboolee.Warndah.Coco.Yeray.Faim.Eto-2nd.Wooro.Nowdee.Marmah.Argoo.Olocochue.Maromajonah.Ocora.Arrubai.Ohjah.Iboro.Omoh.Orom.Ahagogowah.Bayo.Waquasee.Manfoh.Ano.Yentay.Dedday.Age-doo.Odootolar.

Farlooey.Echanidah.Makoo.Abbargardee.Fahtai-a.Kenggeh.Okirrebo.Ronah.Dobbah.Fah.Dooa.Enfew.Tarbai.Dosomoo.Ahgoggah.Ahfearing.Songwah.Ayarulloo.Odaisery.Ahnaloo.Attabai.Opwa.Omah.Achpan.Agomah.Garro.Eka.Tandop.Lanta.Arloojakay.Balbermie.Aday.Choolarday.Ammarday.Gachindah.Accoojah.Chodeepaoh.Izzee.Neangee.Abbarah.Oyamarah.Jolloh.Cocoa.Darfuah.Ogun.Ingoe.Ojo.Gonnejew.Olaycoquamah.Ahduta.Lousey.Woka.Ialoo.Ekootiney.Incenta.Pavee.Ahpahpan.Ocumanee.Kunya.Allaga.Eyon.

Enem.Imbakay.How-woe.Woa-lear.Coodoroe.Damarjar.Dungoo.Ojooromee.Ocoosah.Obobennee.Goonah.Obonah.Ogeesay.Correah.Dammy.Shirlay.Langeyi.Tong.Ahcho.Onowah.Okarakray.Efecao.Consey.Akaboy.Balue.Babbai.Aria.Orah.Enya.Imboh.Kafui.Eshoasee.Daket.Enyah.Annarfronah.Abbebar.Ad-dogar.Ajjarnee.Ocooziah.Gumta.Tellerfee.Oyeasheloh.Teamonee.Goombay.Asahlah.Akay.Dohi.Kennah.Gragea.Eto.Moofor.Ahji.Koobahjoe.Jimazee.Cahmada.Hyenah.Okaja.Akparlue.Sammeah.Pan.Manah.Ongsleboo.

Quackjay.Biyah.Umboolee.Ebang.Montion.Aleacho.Ardear.Abboo.Odoombarkoo.Asharday.Defon.Arkenebah.Edowoo.Lahbodai.Gambahnee.Wazvakay.Wazebaquay.Mandebah.Nemah.Famah.Ocon.Farpee.Chobolooa.Ahtam.Ahkaroo.Saysoo.Eyebanaga.Okarahfo.

Owozue.Alleewo.Ina.Ahpan.Whowa.Alaychee.Yayae.Ebbarja.Olong.Enyahm.Imboka.Aneemor.Woogoo.Ogoojobbee.Bangbarleh.Okobahsee.Oweefah.Allabuoy.Immartar.Booangah.Oconnoo.Imbakay.Joe.Kamoh.Marfallah.Garanaseah.Binnar.Ahkelabe.Leggadoo.

Ahmattam.Ellahmoe.Saywakah.Ohnohah.Ahnahchay.Meagbai.Accaro.Emoray.Honalay.Equarmah.Longo.Mahlee.Attoo.Oroh.Oowar.How-woe.Hallaybee.Towoo.Rarbaloo.Etang-go.Daddah.Odoochewah.Ambojay.Gormbey.Allahsim.Abbahcahang.Collay.Battay.

Cbelay.Oran.Poyetar.Ahkeday.Morlend.Ahjibbah.Sacahio.Ahegaray.Wahlarkah.Adibee.Owallay.Eshain.Apanago.Eradoba.Ehoomany.Garro.Mor.Feminda.Injoy.Warnerseeka.Edoe.Iyum.Affoonogar.Narcoke.Ahyope.Eahjemee.Adjie.Imonnah.Seambah.Inkooahtin.Addahnoo.Mametay.Karkbunday.Forpah.Abah.Arsho.Ojo.Ahdigbah.Barrah.Ohdoonoko.Ehsaboo.Ahjedoo.Ahcom.Zootah.Amechee.Eyangarry.Ahkabeka.Warnay.Daboo.Echonwagee.Olo.Baco.Coone.Assumar.Odor.Akkeday.Moishay.Eckhoo.Ilah.Fallahnooh.

Mohoaday.Z-dee.Barhellekay.Egelemlay.Hindoo.Doaloo.Fah.Okoo.Ebea.Ahjahwe.Leggadoo.Achayvorday.Ohdomo.Esemoe.Workorchar.Ahchinjay.Okoro.Onaquira.Oroh.Oreak.Why.Taro.Adda.Acon.Abass.Marco.Anubay.Acpan.Tabbajor.Hyenah.Zarcay.Loomaroo.

Odoojapey.Allarbarnowah.Gambahnee.Adjeebogoo.Mattoobar.Daggah.Yangorrah.Besarka.Moketa.Etai.Lahome.Ahkareakah.Attam.Samanoo.Niervey.Ahnuquah.Hutomtay.Adaloo.Amodain.Alaco.Whado.Eneah.Allaki.Woora.Acommisa.Eno.Arseebar.Laylay.

Marday.O_goodoo.Ogoom.Cumtah.Adam.Alladdey.Ewogang.Z-dee.Saddogee.Oddoomah.Gakuah.Bowoo.Tah.Nabeyangah.Endow.Hoobolahji.Bannamor.Onohah.Tassanoo.Egahue.Erow.Ahbinu.Abagbai.Amodin.Kucka.Gauge.Moorwah.Gawanga.Morda.Ohob.

Ocon.Esookoo.Saydia.Inquar.O_dularmey.Bunjoko.Effeo.Marborgoojay.Edowoo.Awolalah.Kenggee.Waryargo.Addah.Namballah.Borfor.Barbannah.Wanso.Mondefar.Ahchokoo.Acparpan.Whnine.Ohchoe.Ohgadamee.Omko.Ahjoroo.Chainakoo.Ocaraka.Bogou.

Oteneye.Osanny.Cholo.Enya.Emba.Abasamo.Appan.Loogarmdee.Ecandem.Chotee.Tooshower.Fonkeir.Adjebodday.Fallashay.Ordanoo.Gambornee.Abboolay.Adjukapobee.Johnny.Kabungai.Bahsegaray.Boncha.Fusa.Soeme.Awonkong.Abentay.Somiquah.Lofeah.

Ahrecamhoo.Agbay.Atamah.Ogonia.Ahbokeshe.Olo.Akaim.Wonday.Omor.Ega.Marnfo.Intar.Oloofar.Okoronko.Iyacor.Ogoobacor.Ackan.Oshubar.Ahwooballoo.Cooballadjah.Iangee.Attahyar.Abbootam.Calee.So.Wompay.Whodam.Mosongo.Dadah.Acpan.Ogoo.

Dajobah.Ohgumarue.Akanosah.Ahjimzo.Attahbee.Wamqua.Obashe.Aro.Moor.Ki.Acpan.Attomo.Indah.Benangar.Page-missing.Har-mee.Toonley.Osee.Anay.Ogoomgbee.Pafah.Moleahday.Iabbee.Appan.Okoo.Tong.Quorey.Fah.Karapan.Ekoomba.Ahbelong.Harakah.Odomoo.Ohlesayo.Ohdajuah.Ahvockah.Danganah.Ahbom.Inabo.Wachakoo.Abase.Hyenah.Mabuay.Wooro.Fommah.Bonle.Armanjoe.Chachumar.Morday.Alloomee.Okooyannah.Arkarma.Cassocor.Ocoonoomezzey.Ayong.Leekeeboo.Imbollah.Allahwang.Kambah.Saree.Soso.Omeray.Main.Ahdonjo.Asean.Woochay.Ahdomadu.Ohlofaroh.Nabachee.Aneherah.Ahcary.Adiva.Ahdebay.Achpan.Odoh.Funga.Appan.Engaga.Onafame.Addah.Quarsibundar.Mog-geebar.Ajai.Barcolay.Ahchumfor.Ojoe.O-goo-bahmowoh.Olohcah.

Iabbee.Alloolee.Mordaibay.Solo.Karwonee.Tahbundo.Obodo.Defor.Lahdesay.Olooco.Imbarfoh.Ohdubaua.Hyenah.Ahreeorree.Cudamsee.Abelame.Andoesa.Andedobe.Achpan.Ahdearhah.Garro.Wooro.Imcomba.Allinwa.Alachee.Yellar.Opotoe.Demoiyay.Ajai.Annumidi.Eboe.Dorboh.Dangannah.Gornah.Ocogong.Wardah.Codgee.Tom.Miah.Ahsupo.Mangor.Abah.Leesanee.Imboray.Iahboo.Olabashu.Erow.Iargo.Abollah.Acoo.Ocarake.Achpapan.Indearkoh.Miefa.Omor.Owah.Adawo.Angar.Abbedodoe.Harmay.Adeobar.Palloome.Adim.Choarcoong.Ocoolarloo.Allahsoo.Oongooloo.Alagoo.Oneycolay.Sonah.Marmoh’s-Infant-(-1mth).Bargue.Awah.Bolee.Olah.Achigdee.Ahkoday.Ackeboo.Laywhue.Owbee.Okolah.Sulam.Aryuaka.Owasee.Mo.Akanjah.Kamowone.Enya.Indefon.Alloka.

Artar.Unkpay.Omor.Akasey.Akeloloo.Forcom.Ojoe.Addahmoso.Bomballah.Lokebah.Olooezzee.Accahcoh.Coloh.Battah.Bannah.Joko.Boicay.Opay.Appan.Onojoe.Solomu.Ohwahjah.Obojahdoe.Baddee.Olay.Odoo.Aconca.Achin.Tomtetahmah.Choro.Ecarrapo.Ongong.Chocola.Ocho.Ogbarm.Ochro.Daddah.Oshoboy.Defon.Addacombee.Ahgootoo.Ogooshaddee.Bammee.Imbroozong.Ahwoquay.Bakah.Mossu.Seboo.Oroo.Arfeor.Ocho.Appan.Nollah.Ahdakerebee.Ahjai.Appan.Damfoo.Alluborrah.Anoyua.Amaso.Achpan.

Morjee.Ki.Omor.Soba.Archao.Sinnee.Woe-oloe.Tanneer.Chogar.Ogooconnar.Gumtah.Ingoajacoo.Akkewakkoo.Adjoe.Gawhkah.Koochaloo.Imboleah.Fahji.Marquoi.Bennay.Odo.Bungor.Olooah.Appan.Jimmenark.Omoloo.Ahjai.Okaraka.Agbarree.Avoo.Wompo.

Wojokee.Ererem.Mallah.Arrahka.Ozoomma.Abaguma.Accoo.Appan.Warnkepoe.Odea-dee.Attendah.Cho-dequay.Garnko.Banjoko.Dosoomoo.Eggoollah.Ingooloo.Omarleah.Ebargay.Bugbay.Konyeah.Formoroo.Bey.Yungor.Ojo.Ahpannador.Wahdarkah.Orosodoh.

Ahfungtior.Appan.Warchukoo.Ackookoo.Lefoo.Ocrackaname.Oro.Ceday.Yandevey.Oma.Mondam.Adoloo.Arday.Aley.Oror.Colay.Oj-jay.Affim.Soormarday.Chobaycoo.Hotchoe.Paddecoh.Appah.Imbakay.Boymbah.Manjeah.Boree.Ahpoy.Bolee.Ahjahwe.Ahwarpan.

Etay.Ahgoolahda.Quviervee.Carree.Attamoh.Assan.Ochendo.Ebele.Achpan.Anneywallah.Matoay.Enyar.Ayou.Abagena.Ocarrafo.Cundum.Ahbarrar.Odoomballar.Hotchoe.Gumtah.Effoonollay.Frazeetah.Mohjeebah.Soomboo.Warnkoh.Ooquebbay.Ammah.Dawoh.

Koyeanda.Asheen.Marntim.Ojo.Ahparoer.Wah.Ahcussayah.Dorquay.Achava.Killie.Anabbah.Zooako.Jeca.Oloh.Ahtowoollah.Marie.Appan.Oro.Ocoleco.Bearsaw.Haray.Abim.Bungbullow.Attooe.Esong.Abbahyomee.Ogoochahlah.Oddah.Poor.Orroh.Awoorem.Duo. Marbah.Tuah.Moray.Arfucor.Maquadjo.Akopan.Chedah.Hoobarjoe.Markoo.Bordoh.Tulachay.Ahchavoo.Chokoo.Alewoo.Olonkelly.Alayboo.Biyah.Emmooka.Emba.Darbolo.Enemobe.Appar.Tarpoe.Ajai.Allorkay.Dongoyee.Ojoe.Ohdohyah.Coopooloasee.Near-to.

Enah.Amoohah.Cahwi.Balah.Karway.Comecome.Farcar.Fahvee.Ako.Ojomah.Ahdataru.Odubah.Boara.Agbala.Atchear.Jakoo.Cobagee.Omo.Hallaylay.Gomah.Woocorja.Angoma.Mogeba.Arquaydo.Aharcon.Okoe.Ilagoo.Affoosollar.Tarlah.Bancollay.Omootokay.Abbahlimsah.Ingooloo.Appan.Izzay.Digabay.Baselay.Fah.Opuy.Mabay.Okedah.Foolay.Lachelay.Ahcallah.Ahsayverday.Indobaras.Yaba.Karboo.Olaka.Ahlim.Achpan.Ahchucoo.Sovenee.Wogoo.Jim.Allamoo.Arbarsar.Tukar.Azum.Taeebollar.Pattacoo.Effeum.Ogoojumoh.

Onee.Bahyamoo.Zeng-gay.Mallah.Edgemaffoo.Cawanny.Joko.Yearkoo.Ahkoom.Gorongwar.Afoiahcoo.Arahpan.Hyenah.Awayjimey.Ordususee.Darley.Ochee.Ahchoka.Adahoo.Ahji.Apavee.Aponnaybay.Fafa.Efadeato.Abbia.Arnoba.Cootar.Warcoe.Quar-dar.Hotchoe.

Tywoo.Nungoo.Sotaryo.Oloojoko.Ammootopay.Gooloo.Achalai.Eromee.Comah.Kyea.Kahoota.Odo.Barngo.Olooiday.Eteam.Ahjai.Moocassey.Hoosee.Ebeh.Monagbay.Odoom.Unabo.Chebe.Acha.Marcoloo.Fui.Ekqua.Efim.Danfo.Morta.Woochendoo.Abassee.

Odoonogah.Affoosah.Ezarrah.Larlaho.Ojoe.Soroogkay.Ompoor.Olloh.Ehonnah.Duamah.Sonah.Quivoo.Ashe.Gobarsee.Hyenah.Apahbee.Hyenah.Tossee.Koomaroo.Agguannah.Imortar.Ahchickah.Aporaka.Adeloo.Ina.Ahchalayhoo.Guah.Ego.Tom.Noobe.Chahoono.Odoe.Enamah.Agoojobbee.Hyenah.Appan.Eddao.Ahshogoo.Ordabee.Lookibbee.Obahshee.Wonpoh.Tomboh.Fangai.Fanguee.Ogo.Arsungah.Ocho.Appan.Ogoo.Ahguifee.Okedo.Annahgee.Kutee.Ahbookor.Lenda.Anemade.Baran.Okronco.Humpah.Oyadomah.

Ashin.Anekah.Jator.Ogozuanoo.Equillar.Aboddoo.Sam-mocoo.Tarkoo.Ojoe.Olocoe.Akkelottoh.Oongooloo.Morray.Wongsoo.Malamah.Boy.Sicca.Bahbo.Empongcor.Oda.Mann.Lobah.Ahhoryea.Husafee.Anendee.Oroboe.Koloomoh.Alucum.Annana.Ino.Ocoo.Soso.

Ennaca.Ankui.Arloola.Coobanza.Mardiabbier.Ogoe.Accorbee.Oroh.Etamyah.Darlee.Dabesee.Allarwooday.Barnee.Omarleah.Wocoro.Cahmo.Chaloo.Bah.Ahpan.Kayar.Damardoo.Indolah.Olokovee.Ahhonay.Fuduey.Ahcanama.Acoo.Choobankoo.Anawons.Jazee.

Orroh.Heneah.Fahmo.Oboonn.Affyon.Ebogewonar.Danfo.Onaseka.Ocoe.Aj-jarbar.Ipyeto.Acharshee.Ahcoelah.Akkelabee.Deomee.Chonnahchair.Oboe.Ammachatah.Domay.Maleka.Solunangah.Kabasse.Woochowa.Ardoogah.Oloh.Ocusee.Yoluso.Asubee.Ahtaybai.

Egbarbai.Abamme.Deputa.Newbe.Achpan.Olloh.Kanree.Nobolay.Ayah.Ardarsee.Arwedah.Anogorrah.Edoe.Ogoombibee.Ahbeer.Torfoo.Ahjaiwee.Oloobadee.Akkeallay.Oongooloo.Areyang.Orobo.Mosejah.Bengah.Karee.Oyah.Mor.Awoarkoo.Pomahuee.Seahballa.

Locussey.Ekotah.Appan.Ahdoomgu.Kaddearmar.Ayain.Yaday.Bacoo.Appan.Conay.Eseenn.Affion.Ibokah.Olah.Ocoroquar.Eboo.Allarday.Ahboo.Ahwassoo.Kill-lanci.Ejahday.Artoh.Oongooloo.Appanee.Ebahwoonjoh.Cabah.Jamah.Jemoh.Ahbembah.Gongah.

Okonkomoo.Lohganu.Accow.Boafee.Ogoofargoo.Eneak.Allarbargee.Achoyor.Jocunga.Ahtanjay.Ogoo.Ahbuggah.Cojee.Cheka.Amo.Tado.Icabbee.Arbarrar.Eyum.Chasheequay.Membah.Indoom.Odoollogah.Ahbohjaday.Afolee.Moosenggah.Acone.Warchookoo.Colee.Wangah.Kakai.Ahbos.Cumbola.Boonoo.Etayfear.Lagah.Boafee.Ahgohsafee.Appan.Ahruwar.Lokosoo.Imosu.Ahcomah.Ahparrah.Ahwooddah.Bannah.Ocheatong.Ensamwah.Ashano.Chabor.Amerewar.Enegbay.Osillargar.Enfon.Falmah.Ojoe.Dah-Dah.Toongkah.

Oongooloo.Orroh.Mocolee.Cobee.Sandemy.Yaranduoh.Ahmobe.Barnah.Wha.Orah.Farlulu.Bojofee.Ahgohsafee.Appanbor.Koodorbar.Adjoe.Nance.Ahlegbe.Aguafa.Mannagah.Cojee.Edja.Accon.Kalamekar.Alagoo.Azagoo.Imbargar.Hotchoe.Yap.Indo.Oloogokei.

Ochahlomor.Okoobah.Oongooloo.Appanee.Ocoree.Kawanee.Martevai.Narafong.Karasse.Kaya.Chukoomapa.Appan.Edon.Messungha.Ahdayemey.Okarakoe.Ahpar.Ammai.Ocrongua.Wopah.Yaba.Ocoree.Comay.Wooro.Esew.Ocolinwar.Arzarbor.Anargoposhinny.

Oparsar.Ocoro.Farcoo.Nimbah.Odooboh.Alladday.Arjeebottay.Oongooloo.Orroh.Ocorongcoh.Gangah.Konah.Yahtubangai.Ahyo.Emmarnbo.Ajahoo.Oloh.Ojoe.Ahkoowoy.Adooahme.Koonnah.Iepie.Barkpo.Iminica.Mahganah.Sanamafore.Aneahdoomy.Wonjah.

Toowooro.Gasa.Ogolee.Cobah.Martemary.Akepoe.Chargoday.Whong.Inebo.Dasoomee.Ahyannoo.Larbooloh.Chin-curse.Appanee.Chelom.Topah.Marbangah.Yaramacha.Gay.Anwo.Chamah.Dowdow.Massarcoo.Ahkoroon.Daysolu.Appan.Onemodai.Ahbartoh.Embaka.Masonja.Chillacobee.Enah.Tobange.Acpan.Oqua.Ebarche.Arbela.Okaffee.Abboe.Odoosattar.Tookoo.Cumshee.Odoo.Fahdepay.Adjie.Mah-Beallah.Orroh.Edarimah.Coquay.Bongoh.Coree.Empay.Mor.Goolassee.Otoon.Ololo.Dosai.Damobah.Appan.Onewah.

Ahchoh.Aheberaburna.Ademah.Camana.Ahkronko.Fayambay.Appanama.Anee.Imortor.Aznemoh.Warchochar.Infar.Ojoe.Efonny-yap.Sarree.Polohwoh.Abbay.Tanebe.Oongooloo.Ocoleah.Ahyambroofay.Tambah.Miaquay.Bannah.Eyang.Nouggar.Ojoeboo.Bowroo.

Chejoallah.Ahyavee.Oboey.Adavartoe.Ogoombay.Ahdabee.Adona.Mohabah.Acha.Moorday.Jolo.Wooroma.Ballega.Oleearhah.Allegortor.Inbovisee.Marboroonkar.Toomcoe.Kam.Awha.Ahkootong.Igghey.Ogoo.Cheesengo.Orrohchai.Ezzickay.Dogbo.Yunyea.Bannah.

Ocovey.Emmor.Inqurrah.Elyapoo.Yarday.Boafee.Ellagunday.Appan.Ojoyefor.Alyorboo.Oyumwa.Ebella.Ocoo.Ahneahgooroo.Nasso.Towoora.Assa.Enormoryon.Alloluo.Onearkar.Abillah.Paloo.Zah.Tanggay.Ahjarwee.Ahdaybocho.Annabee.Coowah.Oomarrah.Abbannah.Yajoc.Martanyah.Bartoo.Ibonwoh.Ommor.Allubelley.Manna.Ieson.Bocassee.Ormyeday.George-Davy.Gangah.Allagoh.Agoideba.Tame.Oguallache.Ahkutcha.Bama.Mordin.Emo.Abban.Abbarsee.Oggoonomar.Hye-boo.Ajay.Indeep.Oto.Erdoon.Edowoo.Larlotong.Mootah.Ocoroncoh.Mohyee.Como.Fameah.Gooley.Ebunyah.Omah.Mellog.Karanjah.Cakkoe.Faggey.Yamahja.John-Six.Chainekoo.Ahginnah.Ogu.Afang.Ousa.Woocoroo.Wonah.Oda.Enowan.Econgo.Oomore.Okaffoe.Gormar.Awajay.Ahsoo.Mokata.Farlooloo.Jayafah.Arroogang.Sarmbah.Abrentha.Atchee.Dogbowo.Gomoh.Nayambo.Osso.Ehorbar.Appah.Okooloo.Oshoe.Ahdayesay.Affumuda.Nebum.Ammore.Ahbam.Aragura.Ahlego.Oguobelaque.Warchwa.Kessee.Apoyoung.Asim.Olorlor.Ocho.Amallornoo.

Imbokoo.Addajor.Abah.Ingoh.Narbayee.Oreashelay.Ojoe.Mah-Beallah.Addoo.Onnohah.Bunday.Kunyea.Quie.Opah.Oboolocor.Ogoolazelaunah.Entong.Humey.Boafee.Affudier.Ecargo.Enjazee.Attamah.Arako.Lassa.Ola.Olloh.Kide.Woora.Ebonyo.Oochamwar.Oomore.Ellargar.Imboley.Lukarday.Enfaun.Komfon.Oloomahjah.Ohlay-Poloo.Ojoe.Moocah.nah.Ebokee.Ammahday.Cogbay.Chocho.Yavandarley.Ahjo.Melock.Orroo.Opomah.Tom-Mommo.Hookey.Maybahday.Apan.Addah.Ahlamahgoo.Ousooma.Toroboo.Oma.Aitchage.Sie.Molee.Adea.Oochando.Appan.Acoolornoo.Garnyar.Hotchoe.Imbo.Affah.Dagachah.Ahmooshaw.Sholamee.Mah-Voonga.Orrowah.Akay.Miyah.Yumboh.Tambah.Osoro.Omokelase.Eguay.Anahkam.Fallashaka.Woomay.Chubololoo.Olo.Ageedai.Managebay.

Inna.Alleguoree.Owa.Emarrah.Covie.Iyee.Inja.Onoroo.Ocologoe.Yemmamorroo.Enneyfronoo.Nobarju.Assoo.Arrow.Hyenah.Abbeelah.Ahwosoo.Chumboo.Engrobah.Attammah.Kahlay.Mopoiah.Dootee.Iseum.Ahdabee.Akakay.Okoree.Acquso.Ackashaney.Pudarnah.Mahamu.Oboto.Addozah.Imera.Odo.Ebebe.Appan.Yafo.Ocolee.Acannem.Argammoo.Togoraw.Yeleakar.Omor.Olarwoe.Unfau.Abbahsee.Casparkee.Adjotollah.Poyea.Loocheboo.Ommah.Ocollahlee.Tommo.Chaloo.Miah.Oro.Ogooloo.Norom.Woomah.Yabollu.

Coafee.Koosulalah.Ahpan.Garbee.Acquorse.Aderahah.Poncho.Ebebe.Appan.Jah.Woochagee.Enem.Ogoo.Oomore.Boso.Imyung.Ajjardoroe.Defon.Aytoom.Totah.Ogootee.Sarbay.Betah.Ayamobee.Wantah.Yavee.Chanoo.Miah.Moh.Oloojowo.Maddoo.Oborsandah.

Odegeur.Dogbay.Yonrwah.Odoh.Edee.Quobe.Hadoba.Monebay.Ecunda.Nanyah.Bullay.Towooro.Indeat.Tekenerah.Appan.Arcorong.Ajonetar.Orreyungar.Defon.Ennay.Coodahzee.Ogoodemecah.Marlrookay.Poor.Aday.Quoviazah.Kahbundee.Pangah.Simboo.Oko. Fahdelay.Imbautah.Anangah.Sessu.Odoquay.Odoo.Ecossah.Egbay.Lammahlai.Eraboucha.Ahdojah.Chemo.Ahfaywah.Perey.Cannah.Asoo.Equadela.Moredem.Choogoo.Adday-yar.Chabarmoewoe.Bucong.Obennah.Odejoko.Ogoolo.Tamoonee.Zomdoh.Indowesee.

Tangah.Kobah.Wanyah.Jawah.Egar.Lefo.Woogoo.Chuckemah.Ochebalay.Callaytoo.Okeeremeday.Appan.Olowolay.Ahniggahto.Bada.Ecanga.Essako.Oshaw.Benkay.Attahshea.Femah.Aquallo.Appan.Agarchar.Oparbee.Edovoo.Abondeeah.Effeyong.Addahnoo.DahDah.Matecoo.Kowah.Odolassee.Alahzoong.Jafoe.Loombay.Ungrabo.Ahpan.Osoobame.Mayboocha.Akolay.Barkoo.Ahfullahjoe.Wanggara.Oroh.Sabbah.Dow.Inodoiesee.Ogomma.Ajeco.Enam.Jarrah.Allear.Gontam.Micontah.Ooraw.Oloo-obemar.Adde-argar.Filatee.

Imbay.Attam.Odoo.Elohtoa.Ossoo.Lievembah.Zanahcoroboe.Badgee.Moosah.Bondoh.Barbannah.Opan.Ideclare.Woogoo.Alaykon.Ojoe.Allortumain.Dogbay.Akejah.Ahpottar.Ahchamioh.Attam.Woodda.Bebe.Edayhah.Domo.Acquashay.Mannah.Mardadaquah.Appan.Attam.Marnah.Ashobee.Herboo.Wannah.Orchor.Ogoofoo-ee.Darbelai.Mah-jew.Wooranmey.Odoobarh.Mohloo.Nawoh.Bongore.Oboy.Ogoosajo.Annogah.Mahdadechee.Bancho.Larque.Booay.Aqasee.Ochay.Pancho.Ocoraka.Ejokoa.Egbo.Embahfoh.Latona.

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Article 4 “No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms.”

“Let us give life to those words. Let us honour the victims of the slave trade by remembering their struggle. Let us carry it forward until no person is deprived of liberty, dignity and human rights.”

–UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

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