more familiar with the village of Seleki/Sállagi’ than all other villages of Mof-Ávvi. Finally, Banjal/Bandial ‘the language of the village of Banjal’, the most popular of all those names, is the name given by the Jóola Búluf and Jóola Fogny speakers to Eegimaa people and their language, because people from the village of Banjal were the first to be in contact with them. Figure 1. Map of Senegal (courtesy of Google maps) Figure 2. Map of the Eegimaa speaking area Village names are written using their usual spelling. The Ethnologue language codes are provided for language varieties that have them. Language names are written following the recommendation for the transcription of national languages of Senegal, Decree 2005-981. Names of the villages of Mof-Ávvi are written using the Eegimaa