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The 300 names of Mancala: Abalala'e, Abanga, Abangah, Abouga, Achara, Adi, Adita ta, Adito, Adji, Adjiboto, Adjika, Adji pre, Adjito, Aghi, Agi, Aji, Ajwa, Ale, Andot, Annana, Anywoli, Awale, Awale, Aware, Awari, Awele, Awele Ayo, Ayo Ayo, Azigo,

Ba-Awa, Banga, Bao, Bao kiswahili, Bao solo, Bare, Baruma, Bau, Bawo, Bechi, Boke, Bosh, Bouberoukou, Bouri, Chanka, Chisolo, Chongkak, Choro, Chouba, Chuba, Chunca, Cisolo, Congkak, Coo, Coro, Coro bawo,

Dabuda, dakon, Dakoun, Dara, Darra, Deka, Djonghok, Djonglak, Dwong, erherhe, Endodoi, Enkeshui, Eson xorgol, Esson, eu leu, Fangaya, Fuva, Gabata, Gabatta, Galatjang, Gamacha, Gbegele, Gebta, Gelo, Gepeta, Gesuwa, Gilberta, Giuthi,

Halusa, Hus, Igisoro, Ikiokoto, Imbelece, Imbwe, Impere, Isafu, Ise onzin egbe, Isofu, Isolo, J'erin, jodu, J'odu, Jukuru, Kachig, Ka ia, Kalah, Kalaha, Kalak, Kale, Kalimanta, Kasonko, Katra, Kboo, Kenji guki, Kiarabu, Kisolo, Kiswahilibao, Kiuthi, Kpo, !Krour, Kubuguza,

La'b hakim, La'b madjunni, La'b roseya, Lahemay walida, Lami, Lamlameta, Lamosh, Lam waladach, Langa holo, Layo, leka, Lela, Leyla gobale, Lien, Lizolo, L'ob akila, Lonbeu a cha, Lontu Holo, Luzolo,

Mancala, Mandiare, Manga, Mangala, Mangola, Mankala, Manqala, Manquala, Marabout, Marany, Maruba, Mazageb, Mbangi, Mbau, Mbelete, Mbere, Mbo, Mbothe, Mefuhva, Meusueb, Mewelad, Mofuba, Moro gbegele, Motiq, Msuwa, Mulabalaba, Mungala, Mutiteba, Mwambalula, Mweiso, Mweso,

Nakabile, Nambayi, Naranj, Ncholokoto, Nchomvwa, Nchuba, Nchuwa, Ndoto, Ngar, Njombwa, Nocholokoto, Nsolo, Nsumbi, Ntchuwa, Nummun,

Oko, Olinda, Okwe, Omweeso, Omweso, Otep, Otjitoko, Ot jun, Otra, Ot tjin, Otu, Oure, Ouri, Ourin, Ourre, Ourri, Oware, Owela, Palankuli, Pallamkurie, Pallam kuzhi, Pallanguli, Pallankuli, Pandi, Papadakon, Papandata, Pensur, Pereauni, Peresouni, Poo, Qaluta, Qasuta, Qelat, Ryakati,

Saddeka, Sadeka, Sadiqa, Schach, Serata, Sig, Solo, Sombi, Songo, Soro, Spreta, Sulus ni!shtaw, Sunca, Sungka, Tagega, Tamtam apachi, Tap, Tapata, Tchanka, Tchokajon, Tchonkkak, Tchoukaitlon, Tchukaruma, Tegre, Tjonglak, Toguz xorgol, Toi, Tonka, Topuz xorgol, Tchuba, Tchela, Tshuba, Tshi solo, Tsoro,

Ubao, Ugwasi, Um el bagara, Um el banat, Um el tuweisat, Urdy, Ure, Vai lung thlan, Wale, Walle, Walu, Walya, Ware, Wari, Warri, Wawee, Wawi, Weg, Woaley, Wori, Woribo, Woro, Wouri, Wuli, Wuri, Xorgol, Yada, Yit nuri, Yovodji.

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Index entries for sequences generated by sieves

Cf. A002491, A007952, A028920, A028931, A028932, A028933.

Sequence in context: A074397 A082023 A078152 this_sequence A076473 A163160 A029240

Adjacent sequences: A028929 A028930 A028931 this_sequence A028933 A028934 A028935

nonn,tabl,easy,nice

N. J. A. Sloane (njas(AT)research.att.com).

Additional references from Labos, E. Nov 07 2000.