human
Ocean Highways, June, 1873), now explains the word as A-nzi-co,
gpt
barbarians, bushmen. This kind of information, derived from a superficial knowledge of an Angolan vocabulary, is peculiarly valueless. I doubt that a negative can thus be suffixed to a genitive. The name may simply have been A-nziko (man) of the back-settlement. In 1832, Mr. Cooley writes:
human
in 1845,
gpt
in 1852,