Pogrom.--A wholesale slaughter of unarmed people; a massacre. Paspa.--The founder of the Yellow Sect, predominating now in the Lamaite faith. Sait.--A Mongolian governor. Salga.--A sand partridge. Sayn.--“Good day!” “Good morning!” “Good evening!” All right; good. Taiga.--A Siberian word for forest. Taimen.--A species of big trout, reaching 120 pounds. Ta Lama.--Literally: “the great priest,” but it means now “a doctor of medicine.” Tashur.--A strong bamboo stick. Turpan.--The red wild goose or Lama-goose. Tzagan.--White. Tzara.--A document, giving the right to receive horses and oulatchens at the post stations. Tsirik.--Mongolian soldiers mobilized by levy. Tzuren.--A doctor-poisoner. Ulan.--Red. Urga.--The name of the capital of Mongolia; (2) a kind of Mongolian lasso. Vatannen.--The language of the Subterranean State of the King of the World. Wapiti.--The American elk. Yurta.--The common Mongolian tent or house, made of felt. Zahachine.--A West Mongolian wandering tribe. Zaberega.--The ice-mountains formed along the shores of a river in spring. Zikkurat.--A high tower of Babylonish style. End of Project Gutenberg’s Beasts, Men and Gods, by Ferdinand Ossendowski