Gao

GAO found similar results in a study it conducted last September.

The frequent riming of go (gao) with do (doo) has already been noted.

The following day the entire ato has a ceremonial fishing in the river, called “mang-o′-gao” or “tĭd-wĭl.”

It was also on the Niger, and the assignment had been almost identical to the Gao one.

On heating to redness in a stream of hydrogen it forms a bluish mass which is probably a lower oxide of composition GaO.

Each tribe had its hereditary “khu-khoi” or “gao-ao” or chief, and each kraal its captain.