Asia. Europe. America. 1. Sh . r ph, to burn, a Conflagration. S . h . r ph . e . m, “Seraphs.” Sh.r.b, to burn, scorch. Ze.r, to shine brightly. 2. Ts. e. r, a Sêr, Stars. Light, Noon. (_Welsh._) (_Hebrew._) 3. Surya, the Indian God of the Sun. His orb personified. (_Sanscrit._) 4. Scorch. (_English._) 5. Sārā, “Moon.” Sêr, Stars. (_Syrian_, _Mongol_, (_Welsh_, as above.) & _Calmuck_.) 6. 7. Ano, Day. (_Caraibs, S. A._) 8. Antu Antú, Sun, Day. (_Araucan, S. A._) 9. “Indra,” the Inti, Indi, Sun. (In Indian God of Day, several other Diespater. dialects of _S.A._) (_Sanscrit._) 10. Omma, “Eye,” “Face,” also applied to “Sun and Moon.” (_Greek._) [Schneider.] 11. Mah, the Moon. _Bucharian._) NORTH MIDDLE SOUTH AFRICA—_Egyptians, AFRICA—_Negroes._ AFRICA—_Hottentots, &c._ &c._ 1. Mo Moe. 2. Muhta. 3. Mum Muhm, “Eye.” 4. Moomo, “Moon.” 5. 6. Manga, Eye.(167) 7. 8. 9. Mone, “Moon.” 10. Missigh, “Eye.” 11. Massou, Massoo, Masso, Massorohi, “Eye.” 12. Masso-androu, Sun, (i.e. “Eye of Day.”) [See Androu, Day, immediately before.]