Ateki

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   Persons who carry water from the river or spring to another place; water carriers.

Related words

• Mútabe— Water carrier | Person who goes to a spring, river or sea to
• Atabi— Water carriers; persons who draw water from the spring, rive
• Mútute— Mover; carrier.
• Kutabula— To take or transport (someone) to the other side | To bring
• Kútaba— To carry water from the river, well or lagoon.
• Ngâmba— One who transports loads or does haulage; porter.
• Kutabúka— To cross or ford a watercourse.
• Kutekela— To water; to irrigate.
• Kukungulula— To drag along; to carry with it. | Said of rainwaters and ri
• Akoki— Group of people employed in dragging something; draggers; th

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   Dyers; those who practise the art of dyeing; persons who dye various articles.

• Aumbi— Potters; people who work in pottery; makers of earthenware.
• Atungi— Manufacturers; builders; persons who do sewing.
• Muséti— Marquetry craftsman; damascener. | Artist who makes shadings
• Asuri— Forgers; hammerers; workers who work iron; (fig.) beaters.
• Akembi— Dandies; those who dress fashionably; fops; coxcombs.
• Kutéka— To dye; to color.
• Muindi— Braider.
• Musónge— Sharpener.
• Múbote— Braider; spinner (on a distaff or machine). Weaver.
• Kutuisa— To sharpen; to hone.