The kwa kwara, or korhaan malkop

The kwa kwara, or korhaan malkop

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)

What the korhaan malkop or the k<i>wa kwara </i>(also known as the bustard, the black koran or <i>Eupodotis afra</i>) sings when people startle it and what it sings when it stands still on the ground.

1) p.6138v: (added 5 March 1879) see <i>Song of the kwa kwara or korhaan malkop</i>, 2) see also <i>The story of the Kwa-kkwara</i> and <i>The Korhaan marries his elder sister (the Anteater's laws) 2), </i>2) This story is found in Book VIII-1

story

28 January 1878 (given on or about)

Plants and animals

bird ( the kwa kwara, bustard, black koran, korhaan malkop or Eupodotis afra )

kwa kwara ( or korhaan malkop )

kwa kwara ( accounting for its appearance )

kwa kwara ( its head burnt in fire )

kwa kwara ( also known as the bustard, the black koran, or Eupodotis afra )

kwa kwara ( its actions )

kwa kwara ( its nature and habits )

kwa kwara ( the song of )

kwa kwara ( what it says when startled or standing still )

song ( of the kwa kwara or korhaan malkop )

korhaan malkop ( or kwa kwara )

korhaan malkop ( its song )

korhaan malkop ( also known as the bustard, the black koran, or Eupodotis afra )

korhaan malkop ( its actions )

korhaan malkop ( its nature and habits )

korhaan malkop ( what it says when startled or standing still )

name ( |xam, of the korhaan malkop is kwa kwara )

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