Note 102 — CHAP. XXXIII.
Reading edition
Kóbchi[a], the principal place of the country, Molghoy, Íssege, Kuyúm, situate upon the longer western road from Úba to Íssege, one day’s march from the latter; Músa about one day from Kuyúm, Dille, Womde, Laháula (the place I was soon to visit), Cherári, Sháwa, Modé, Kirbet, Kibák, Nsúda, Kóradé, all towards the west and south-west: more eastward there are Móda, Gorám, Lúgu, Chámbelá (the village I mentioned above), Gulób, Jú.
[a]This place is already mentioned in the history of Edrís Alawóma, where it is written Kofchi, f, b, and p, being frequently interchanged in these languages. The name seems to be the royal title, although the general name for chief or prince in the Marghí language is “ibthá.”