Locusts
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Locusts
Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks
han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
|kaunu, the rainmaker, told the people that locusts come out when rain falls. After locusts have laid their eggs they fly away. New locusts get wings and become <i>berre</i>. The people call them <i>berre</i> because they are only able to feed at one place. When they are strong enough, they fly in the dark against the wind to strengthen themselves.
1) pp.8743v & 8748v: see <i>The !gixa (sorcerer) |kaunu</i>, 2) p.8744v: see <i>A photograph of Xu gwai reminding |han≠kass'o of !nwa !koro </i>, 3) p.8747v: (20 August 1879) the 'Eastern Bushmen', or |ko-ken !k'e; the east wind and its name, 4) pp.8750v-8752v: see<i> Regarding the living again of male ostriches</i>, 5) This story is found in Book VIII-31
story
18 August 1879 (started)
Plants and animals
History (personal)
The Rain and Rain's water
|kaunu ( the rainmaker )
|kaunu ( what he said about locusts )
|kaunu ( and the rain and locusts )
locusts ( their habits )
locusts ( and the rain )
locusts ( come out when rain falls )
locusts ( make a swarm )
locusts ( their names at different stages of their development )
locusts ( settle at midday )
locusts ( breed and lay eggs )
locusts ( their young are called t'oe t'oe )
locusts ( |ki |ki )
locusts ( tana )
locusts ( ||u huabba )
locusts ( get feathers )
locusts ( a description of their growth )
locusts ( with wings are called berre )
locusts ( berre are weak )
locusts ( berre strengthen themselves with the wind )
locusts ( what |kaunu the rainmaker said about )
locusts ( berre do not fly far )
locusts ( berre are 'still grazing at one place' )
locusts ( when strong berre fly away )
locusts ( 'the berre is red, like the earth' )
locusts ( when grown-up are called a 'flier', or ||khou when black )
locusts ( others are called ||xerre-|xam )
names ( for locusts at different stages of development )
names ( a rainmaker called |kaunu )
wind ( how berre locusts strengthen themselves and their wings )
wind ( and locusts )
8744-8754
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