Asia. Europe. America. 1. Tacock, Moon. (_Esquimaux._) 2. Taiki, Fire. (_Pimans, S.A._) 3. Tüiküt, Sun. Taiki, Sun. (_Coriac._) (_Tarahumaran._) 4. D’ge, “Day.” Tag, “Day,” (_Georgian._) (_German._) Day. (_English._) 5. Tagara, “Heaven.” (_Jakutian._) 6. Tael, Tylys, Taglich. (_German._) Moon. (_Permian._) Dai-ly. (_English._) 7. Tjel, “Day.” Tsele, Day. Tsjel-emi, “Daily.” (_Tarahumaran_, S. (_Ostiaks._) of _N. A._) 8. Talkon, a Day. (_The Kinai_, extreme N. W. of _N. A._) 9. Guin esch, Gunes, Gunnei, or Cunnei, Coun, Fire. “Sun.” (_Turk._) “A great Fire.” (_Chippeway._) Kes-is Kesus, “Sun.” (_Algonquyn._) 10. Gun, “Day.” Gunnes, “Warm.” (_Casanians._) (_Welsh._) 11. Kun, Sun. (_Tartar._) NORTH MIDDLE SOUTH AFRICA—_Egyptians, AFRICA—_Negroes._ AFRICA—_Hottentots, &c._ &c._ 1. 2. Agonne, Moon. 3. Asia. Europe. America. 1. Kjun, Day. Egun, Day. Kize-kun, (_Turk._) (_Basque._) Okené-gat,(173) “Day.” (_Algonquyn dialects._) 2. Tes-Gessu, Sun. [Evidently a compound of Gischu or Kiz-ho, the Sun, with “Tesh.”(174)] 3. Tschi, Schi, Teshe-kow, “Day,” “Day.” (_Morduins_, (_Algonquyn N.E. of _Asia_.) Dialects._) According to Du Ponceau the words for “Heaven” in the Algonquyn tongue are derived from several sources. A numerous class consists of “Mots derivées de _Kesuch_, Astre, Soleil,” i.e. words from _Kesuch_, “Sun, Star.” Compare the names for the “Eye,” previously noticed; also traced by Du Ponceau to Kesuch, or Kesus, “The Sun.”