Asia. Europe. America. 1. Ñahui, Eye. (_Quichauns._) Nàgui, Eye. (_Quitenans, S. A._) 2. Ne, Eye. Ne, Nege, Ge, “Eye.” (_Circassian._) (_Araucan, S. A._) 3. Nigüecogue, Nigecogee, “Eye.” (_M. Bayan._) Natocle, “Eye.” (_Abipones_, inhabitants of the extreme S. of _S. America_.) 4. Achsi, Eye. Ishyik. K hescoué, (_Sanscrit._) the Eye, connected with Kesus, the Sun. (_Algonquyn,_(_177_)_ N. A._) 5. Kussee, Eye. (_Nootka Sound._) 6. Giosgus, Gus, Eye. (_Turk._) 7. Eage, Eye. (_Ang. Sax._) Oko, Eye. (_Sclavonian._) Oculus, Eye. (_Latin._) NORTH MIDDLE SOUTH AFRICA—_Egyptians, AFRICA—_Negroes._ AFRICA—_Hottentots, &c._ &c._ 1. 2. Zu, Sun (as before). T’ saguh, Eye. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Szan-ko, Eye. Asia. Europe. America. 1. Sah, the Sun and Moon. (_Chippeway_, as before.) 2. Zu, and Zuiakc, Eye. (_Lulians_, S. A.) 3. Sagax, Quick of Sight. (_Latin_.) Sight. (_English._) 4. Sai, Saiwa, Saie, See. (_English._) Eye. (_Samoied._) Sehen. (_German._) 5. Schun, “Sun.” Sun. (_English._) (_Mantchu._) 6. Sem, Eye. Szem, Eye. (_Ostiaks._) (_Hungarian._) 7. Shenek, Eye. (_Alyon. dialects_, N. A.) In the words next following we have an example of the principle that the terms applied to the perceptive powers of the “Hand,” in the first instance, form a source of many analogous words applied to the operations of the other senses, and to those of the mind.