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The heart of Africa, Vol. 2 (of 2)

Note 64 — Chapter XXI

Ellen E. (Ellen Elizabeth) Frewer translation

“Kurnuk” is the term used by the Nubians and Foorians for a shed; the corresponding expression in the Soudan Arabic being “Daher-el-Tor,” literally, the back of an ox; thus “kurnuk” means generally any roof with a horizontal ridge.

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