Bates, Oric [Editor]: Varia Africana (Band 3) (Cambridge, Mass., 1922)

THE FOLK-LITERATURE OF THE GALLA

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Goga (village on the banks of Lake Tana), ap-
pendix.
Gogab (river, tributary of the Omb), I.
Goggdm (Amara kingdom in western Abyssinia),
s. 9, 30, 39, 40, 49, 145; t. 1 n., 7 n., 8.
Goggi (village between Guma and Gomma), s. 12,
18.
Golgd (horse of Lzgg Gatane). See Abba Golgd.
Gombiccu (Galla tribe in Shoa), t. 8 n.
Gombd (Gubbd . . .). See Gubbd Gombd.
Gomma (Galla kingdom, south of Guma and
Llmmu), I.; s. 1, 12, 22, 23, 24, 27; t. 1.
Gondar (town in western Abyssinia), t. 8; ap-
pendix.
Gondarze (name of an Abyssinian army corps),
s. 82 n.
Gdrldda (horse of Nagdu Garbl). See Abba Gorldda.
Gorieno (village in southern Shoa), s. 15.
Goto Nabl Bato (warrior of Gimmd Abba Gifdr),
s. 30, 43; t. 2.
Gdsd Rufo (mother of Kumsd), s. 32.
Gosu Garba (sorcerer), s. 133.
Gran (called by the Amara, Gran, “ the left-
handed ”), s. 21 n., appendix.
Gubahzn (outcast tribe in Italian Somaliland),
appendix.
Gubbd (place near Burgl), I.
Gubbd (village in Ndnno Gibat), s. 101.
Gubbd Alqlu (lit. “ hill of Alqlu”; place between
the Sulu territory and Llmmu), s. 33.
Gubbd Gombd (place in the Bu ’a Sqrgd territory),
s. 31.
Gudar (river, tributary of the Abbdy), s. 45, 46,
47 n.
Gudar (Arnba . . .). See Arnbd Gudar.
Gudarzessa Gume (warrior of the Lzeqd Naqamte),
s. 49.
Guddya (Gimmd . . .). See Gimmd Guddya.
Guddd (Ganal . . .). See Ganal Guddd.
Guddisa (chief of Sulultd, father of Rds Makonnen
and Daggdc Haylze Guddisa), s. 35, 56, 57.
Gudru (confederation of seven Galla tribes at
the frontier of Goggdm), s. 21, 39, 40, 54, 84,145;
t. 4, p. 8.
Gufd Rufo (warrior of Gzera), s. 24.
Gugsa (daggdc), (son of Rds Araya Selldsze),
t. 12 n.
Gugsa Ddrgze (llgf), (son of Rds Ddrgze), s. 52 n.,
56.

Gullallzb (Galla tribe of Shoa), s. 38, 45, 64, 90 n.,
142; t. 8 n., pr. 89.
Gullzela (warrior of the Cdbb), s. 53.
Guma (Galla kingdom beyond the Gibze, northeast
of Llmmu), I.; s. 1, 2, 4, 7 n., 10, 12, 14, 15, 16,
20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 27, 75 n., 109, 110 n., 142;
t. 1; appendix.
Guma Sambo, s. 126.
Gurnard (river, tributary of Lake Tana), appendix.
Gumari (wife of Bakarze, mother of Cirrdcco), s. 31.
Gurd Dqba (plain near the Wdma), s. 44, 45, 48.
Guraghe (ancestor of the dynasty of Gimmd Abba
Gifdr, according to Cecchi), t. 1 n.
Gurdgze (population speaking a Semitic language,
living south of Shoa), s. 38, 21 n., 52, 54, 61, 93;
t. 2; appendix.
Gurrd Fdrda (lit. “ ears of a horse,” village in
Gabbd), s. 24 n.
Gurrdcca (Bisdn . . .). See Bisdn Gurrdcca.
Gute (village of the Ldgd Gdrti), s. 30.
Guttata (son of King Qadlda), s. 39.
Guy a, I.
Guydtu, I.
Gambar (spear of Fitdwrari Sori). See A bbd
Gambar.
Gdrti (Ldgd . . .). See Ldgd Gdrti.
Gdtane (Ugg), (chief of Oborrd), s. 57, 58 (war-name
Abba Golgd).
Gatd (territory in Lzeqa Naqamte), s. 32.
Gawe Onco (king of Guma, father of Abba Gubzr),
s. 2, 10, 12, 15, 16, 17, 23, 24 n.; t. 1 (war-
name Abba Bald).
Gazzrat el Habasl (Arabic name of Mafzs). See
Mafzs.
Gibat (Ndnno . . .). See Ndnno Gibdt.
Giddd (place in the Bu ’a Sfrgd territory), s. 31.
Giggd Bdcco (sorcerer of the Lzeqa Hordd), s. 29,
133; t. 7, 8, 9, 10 (called Abba Raggz, “Lord of
the Miracle ”).
Giggd Gabatd (sorcerer in Shoa), s. 133; t. 7 n.
Giggo Galate (sorcerer of the LzAeqa Naqamte),
t. 7 n., 12 (called Abbd Bzeko, “ Lord of the
Science ”).
Giggo Kurd (sorcerer of the Lieqa Billo), s. 35;
t. 7 n., 8, 11 (called Abba Oda, “ Lord of the
Sycamore ”).
Gllca (king of Guma, father of Onco Gilcd), t. 1.
Gilo, I.
I Gild (father of Garbl Gild), s. 2, 47.