chest (breast)

caama fox (silver jackal)

caama fox's spoor

caama fox's spoor (another)

calves (of leg)

call out to (to)

called (to have)

call me on account (of them)

call (to) (hyena)

call names (to)

call (to the rain)

call out to (to)

call out about (to)

call out (verily)

call out (he does verily)

call roaring (to)

call without getting an answer

calling answer (to)

calling bring to

calling come (the hyena)

calling (talking go after)

calling make haste

call after (to)

collect firewood (to)

Calotrogus campertis

Calotrogus melanotis

Camelopardo giraffa

Camelopardo giraffa

Camelopardo giraffa

Campicola pileata

can (it be ground)

cannot meet with

can the people have

Canis mesomelas (golden jackal)

Canis mesomelas

Canis variegata

Canis variegatoides

Canis variegatoides

cannonbone or metatarsal or metacarpel of kid

canter for me (to)

cantering return

canter round (to)

canter (straight away)

cantering (trotting) (put in)

cantering putting in (to go)

cantering arrive at (reach)

Caput membri virilis

Caput membri virilis

Caput membri virilis

care of (to take)

care of (to take)

carnivorous animal

caross on (to have the)

caross (to put on)

caross (small ())

carosses (white)

carry (burdens)

carry (bring on shoulder)

carrying on one's back (in one's skin cloak)

carry (a child on the back)

carrying an infant on the back nurse it

carry (a child) (on one's back)

carry (a child) (on one's back)

carry the bow hung in the quiver's bag

carry (to arrange one's burden to)

carry away rising

carrying arising bring

carrying take from (arise to)

carrying arrive at

carry away to (to)

carry away (to)

carried away (by water)

carry away on one's back (in a skin cloak)

carry away from me

carrying bring away

carrying bring along

carrying (the springbok)

carrying (to go)

carries (the net)

carry back (to)

carry back (to)

carry (bringing) (to)

carrying (come)

carrying (wood) (come)

carrying reach home

carrying (to go)

When we carrying go

carry (placing above)

carrying precede

carrying put in

carrying take away

carrying take away

carried taking away

carrying take from

carrying take out

carrying take to

carrying take to (to)

carry (take up and)

carries (by means of a thong)

carrying turn back

carrying return to

carrying turn back

carry making wet

carried wetting

Catablepas gnoo

Catablepas gnoo

Catablepas gnoo (gnu)

caught (to have)

catch hold of (to)

catch hold of (to)

caught hold of (have)

catch (chasing)

caterpillar (a)

caterpillar of Acrea horta butterfly

caterpillar of a noctuid moth

cause to rattle (to)

cells of blennerfly

Cenia turbinata

Cenia turbinata

Cenia turbinata

cerebral click (to make a)

Cetus (portion of)

Cetus (portion of)

chase (come and)

chase (to go to)

chase away (to)

chase away (to)

chase someone into

chasing (someone into) (to go)

chase (someone past something)

chase the things (that we may quickly)

cheat (to) (cheated)

cheeks (and underneath the chin)

cheeks (cheekbones)

cheek (cheekbone)

Chersina angulata (tortoise)

chest (breast)

chest (breast) (the)

chest (breast) (the)

chests (breasts)

chest of fieldmouse

chest of fieldmouse

chest of Mantis (the)

chest (hollow of the)

chest (upper part of spine's)

chest (of an ostrich)

chew (flesh) (to)

child (another)

child (a little)

child (the little)

child (the last of a mother)

child's beauty (the)

children (the other) (after the first)

children did (the)

children's hands

children of Bushmen

children of the hyena

children of the hyena (the)

children of the hyena (the)

children of the hyena

children (the) (appear to have perceived things)

chop (to) (wood) (bones)

clap one's hands (to)

cleaning (cooling set down)

Cleonus glacialis

click (to make a cerebral)

click (to make a dental)

click (to make a lateral)

click (to make a palatal)

climb up upon (to)

cloak of Mantis

closely follow (to)

close by (to lie)

clothed (to be)

clothed (to be)

Clotho arietans

Clotho arietans

Clotho arietans

cloud (another)

clouds (strong)

cloud (one large)

clouds (which are soft and white)

clouds piled upon each other

coitum exercere

coitum exercere

coitum exercere

cold of the morning

cold (to feel the)

cold (to become)

cold (to become very)

cold (to be likely to be killed with)

cold (to become) (as liquid fat)

Were cold (was cold)

Colius capensis

collects (stones)

comfortable (to be)

comfortable (to be)

comfortably talking (in company)

comfortably talking (in company) (to go to sit)

comfortably sit talking by the side of

come again (to)

come (angrily speaking)

came angrily to

come (arise and)

come behind (to)

come behind (to)

come to bind in

coming to (carrying lift)

come (came and chased)

come (came cutting up)

come close (to)

come in the darkness

come too early (to)

come early (to)

come early in the darkness

come in the evening

come following the spoor of

come forth (to)

come to join upon the top (of one's neck) (standing)

come to lay (an egg)

come and lay (eggs)

come to lie down

come to lie holding in one's mouth the ()

come (to) (limping) (to)

come to (limping)

come looking seek

come to make another fight

come near (sitting)

come off from (to)

come off from (drying)

come on (of a fight)

come on the spoor (to)

come out (to have)

come out for (to)

come out for (gently)

come out from (to)

come out of (to)

come out of (to)

come out running (to)

come (and saw) (spoor)

come to him (to)

come to him (may)

come (that he will)

come passing round to the front of (to)

come quickly (to)

come forward (quickly)

come quietly (silently)

come rubbing make wet

come running (to)

come to run after

coming (seems to be)

come silently (quietly)

come sitting talk

come sit telling lies

come to sit together

come to sit waiting for

come stand making shadow for

come straight to

come to swallow (?) for me them

come from there

come to (a thing) (to)

come together (hold)

come towards (to)

came up (of rain)

come walk behind

come from where

comes lying (down)

coming up to him

come in the sun (to)

come (to) (to stand in the sun)

come off (fall off)

come (that he will)

coming up to him

coming (appears to be coming)

commands (talks nicely to)

companions (our) (each other)

companions (their)

companion's ostrich

company (comfortable talking in)

complain about (to)

conscious (to be)

Connorhites gorgon (brindled emu)

Connorhites gorgon

Connorhites gorgon

conspire (did) (conspired)

cooked (to become)

cool (to become)

cool (to become)

cooled (to go out)

cool (see the fight get)

cooling arrive at

cooling lie among

cooling (to lie by)

cooling lie on one's back in the midst of

cooling lie opposite

cool in setting

cool in setting (to)

cool in setting

cool (to go sitting to)

cooling (to sleep)

cooled (to have)

cooled down (must have)

cool oneself (to)

cool oneself (to)

cool oneself (to)

cooling oneself amongst

cooing oneself among (to sleep)

cool oneself (to go)

cool themselves (go)

cool drinking (to)

cooling (hold up)

cooling (hold up)

cooling lift up

cooling (to place)

cooling sit (spitting)

cool (spitting)

cool (washing to)

cool (stood to)

coolness of the head

cork (to put in to)

corner (of mouth)

Corona australis

Corona australis

Corona australis

Corona australis

Coturnix communis

Coturnix communis

Coturnix communis

count round the moon

count round the sun

covered inside the ground (to be)

covered in the ground (be)

covered up in the earth (to sit)

covering cool and place

covering (to sit)

cover (laying in) (as with bushes) (to)

cover up (over)

cover over (as a fire)

cover over (to)

cover over the fire (to)

crack one's fingers

crackling noise (to make a rustling)

crackle (to) (as stiffer paper)

crane (the blue)

creep upon (to)

Crithologus alario

Crithologus alario

Crithologus alario

Crocuta maculata

Crocuta maculata

Crocuta maculata

Crocuta maculata

cross early (to)

cross in front of one

cross (one's path) (to)

cross (someone's path) (to)

cross one's path angrily

cross quickly (to)

cross (to) (spoor)

cross (to) (jackal's spoor)

cross jackal's () spoor

cross the things' spoor (to)

crosser of the spoor

crosser of the spoor

crosser of the spoor (vulpus caama)

crow (particoloured)

crow (the black)

crow (the black)

crow (them) (the black)

crow (black) (and company)

crow's (black) (house)

crumple up together (to)

crush (to) (crushing down)

crush (to) (skulls)

crush (a moth) (to)

Corvus coronoide

Corvus littoralis

Corvus scapulatus

Corvus scapulatus

Corvus segertus

Corvus albicollis

Corvus scapularis

cry violently (to)

cry (to go and)

cry violently (to)

cub of jackal (blind)

cucumber (a sort of)

cunning like someone

cunning (to be)

cunningly (to speak)

curved (to lie)

curved (to sit)

curved (to go to sit)

cut (breaking away)

cut (to go and)

cut off the skin of someone

cut into pieces (to)

cutting stand in the middle

cut taking away

cutting take off (to)

cut through (leaving one half standing)

cut through (leaving one half standing)

cut up (been and)

cut up (been and)

cut up (been and)

cutting up (came)

cut up (went up and)

cut up (to lie)

cut up by the side of the fire

cut (to) (feeding themselves)

cut into slices (meat) (to)

cut across (to)

Cynictus lepturus

Cynictus lepturus

Cynictus lepturus

Cynictus ogilbyii

Metadata

Title

chest (breast)

Collection

UCT Libraries Special Collections (Manuscripts and Archives BC151)

Contributor

WHI Bleek

Type

dictionary slip

Medium

ink on blue paper glued on card

First letter / click

c

Keyword

chest (breast)

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