17 To get an idea, see tamele (tamal in Spanish), but I have not come across the word kimbo in Internet searches.
18 http://encyclopedia-of-money.blogspot.com.tr/2011/10/salt-currency.html  
women as unmarried or married since teenage girls were obliged to shave the hair on top of their head, leaving the outer fringes unshaven. The shaven hair was allowed to grow only after they had matured and married. The first growth of this shaven hair after marriage was called Endermamit or Fesesay. The hair that had not been shaved, that is, the outer fringe, was either braided or combed. This practice, called sadula, is apparently typical of the Amharas and Tigreans. ${ }^{19}$ This discussion confirms Mahir Şaul's assumption that Nadir Agha came from Oromia Zone of Ethiopia (2015, p. 10). Nadir Agha concludes his narrative by describing jungles in which wild coffee and lemon trees grew. His narrative provides insights into his native land. This aspect of slavery is still unknown in the studies of slavery in the Middle East. We should note, nevertheless, that this material requires a thorough knowledge of African history including the history of specific regions and periods, which would indeed enrich studies of slavery in the Ottoman Empire and elsewhere.