1st Present, _Eluan_, that is giving 2d Present, _Eluchean_, that is giving Imperfect, _Elubuam_, that was giving Perfect, _Eluuyeam_, that was given Pluperfect, _Eluuyebuam_, that had given 1st Future, _Eluayam_, that shall be given 2d Future, _Eluuyeayam_, that should be given 1st Mixed, _Eluabuam_, that had to give 2d Mixed, _Eluuyeabuam_, that should have to give Imperative. _Elupeam_, let us give, &c. Instead of the impersonal verb, the third person singular of the passive may be used impersonally, as in Latin. The verb may be made negative through its whole conjugation, by means of inserting the particle _la_ in the indicative, _qui_ in the imperative which then takes the termination of the subjunctive mood, and by means of _no_ in the subjunctive and infinitive moods, as in the following examples. Part II. Book II. Indicative, _Elulan_, I do not give _Elulaimi_, thou doest not give Imperative, _Eluquili_, let me not give, &c. Subjunctive, _Elunoli_, if I do not give, &c. Infinitive, _Elunou_, not to give, &c. NUMERALS OF THE CHILESE LANGUAGE. _Cardinals._ 1. _Quigne_ 11. _Mari-guigne_ 21. _Epumari quigne_ 2. _Epu_ 12. _Mari-epu_. &c. 3. _Cula_ 4. _Meli_ 5. _Quechu_ 6. _Cayu_ 7. _Relghe_ 8. _Para_ 9. _Aylla_ 10. _Masi_ 20. _Epumari_ 30. _Culamari_ 40. _Melimari_, &c. 100. _Pataca_ 102. _Pataca epu_ 200. _Epupataca_, &c. 1000. _Huaranca_ 2000. _Epuhuaranca_ 2003. _Epuhuaranca cula_, &c. _Ordinals._ _Unen, Unelelu, Quignelelu, Quignegetu, Quignegentu, Quigmentu, once Epulelu, epugelu, epugentun, epuntu,_ twice, &c.[55] [Footnote 55: The translator seems here to have misunderstood the author, as these ordinal numbers ought surely to signify _first_ and _second_.--E.] _Numeral Adverbs._ _Quignechi, guignemel, quignemita,_ once _Epuchi, epumal, epumeta,_ twice, &c. _Distributives._ _Calique, mallquigne,_ one by one _Epuque, mollepu,_ two by two, &c. _Numeral Verbs._ _Quignen_, to be one. _Quignelian_, to join. _Epun_, to be two; &c. _Abstracts._ _Quignegen_, unity. _Epugen_, duality. _Culagen_, trinity, &c. _Indefinites._ _Quignelque_, several. _Epulgen_, about two. _Culalque_, about three. * * * * * It has not been deemed necessary to repeat a great number of minute observations given by Molina on this singular language, nor to report the shades of difference in its dialects. But it has been thought proper to give a short list of words from the Moluches, a tribe inhabiting Patagonia, but speaking a nearly related dialect of the Chilese language with that of the Araucanians. Vocabulary.