The majority of the words of the next two Classes (names of “The Foot” and “The Head,”) will be found to admit of a satisfactory explanation. The exceptions are more numerous than in the instance of the words for “The Hand;” but it must be borne in mind that these exceptions do not at all serve to invalidate the inferences that flow from numerous unequivocal examples of a different nature. This combination of many features of difference with numerous points of resemblance is the direct result of the tendency of each race to abandon a portion of the synonymes originally common to all the various races of mankind. Words For “The Foot.” _Negro-land_—(Foot and Leg) Sing; _German_—Schenkel; _English_—Shank. _South Africa_ (_Hottentots_)—Coap and T’keib; _Affghan_—Ch pé; _Abassian_—Sh pe; _South America_ (_Mokobis_)—Capiate. _Negro-land_—Trippe; _German_-Tripp-en, “To go,” Treppen (“Steps”) _English_—“Trip.” _Negro-land_—Itta; _Latin_—It-er, “A Journey,” It-um, “Gone;” the participle of the Latin verb Eo, “To go;” _Zend_—Jeieta, “He goes.” _S. Africa_ (_Hottentots_)—Y and Yi; _Egypt_—I, “To go;” _Latin_—Eo, “I go.” _South Africa_ (_Hottentots_)—Ir-qua; _South America_ (_Zamucans_)—Irie; _Latin_—Ire, “To go;” _Zend_—Harra, “I go.” _Negro-land_—Gann; _Greenland_—Kannak; _German_—Gehen, “To go,” (Gegangen, “Gone”); _Scotch_—Gang; _Negro-land_—It-genge; apparently a compound of the last with a word previously explained. _Negro-land_—Nugee; _Sclaronic_—Noga; _South America_ (_Maupurians_)—Nuchü, Nucsi. _Egypt_—Rat; _Welsh_—Rodio, “To walk.” _Negro-land_—Afo; _South America_ (_Vilellans_)—Apé; _Latin_—Pe, Pe-s. _North Africa_ (_Fulahs and Phellatahs_)—Kússengál, Kavassongal; _Jeniseians_—Kassa; _Mingrelian_—Kutchi; _Welsh_—Koes, “A Leg;” _North America_ (_Shawannos_)—Kussie. _Negro-land_—Akkau, Ugod; N. W. of _America_ and N. E. of _Asia_ (_Tschuktsches_)—Iguk; (_Kadjak_)—Igugu; _Turkish_—Ajak, Ajag. _Negro-land_—Kulu, Kolo; _Mongol_—Kull, Koll. _Negro-land_—Tangue; _North America_ (_Mixtecan_)—Tohuan “Feet;” _South Africa_—Tóoh; _English_—Toe; _Saxon_—Da; _Dutch_—Deen. _Nubia_—Regget; _Hebrew_—R . g . l. _S. Africa_—Lefack; _English_—Leg; _Wogul_—Lagyl; _Pehlwi_—Lager-man. _Negro-land_—E’ns-zih, and (_Caffre_) En-jau, appear to be allied to the _Latin_—Eo, Eundo; _Italian_—And-are; _English_—Wend, Went; _German_—Wenden. _South Africa_—Hoots; _Armenian_—Oat, Woat; _Welsh_—Wad-n; _German_—Wad-en, “To go;” _English_—“Wade;” _Latin_—“Vad-o.” Words For “The Head.” _Negro-land_—Kung, Koon, Ikkungee, Ukkoong; _Brazilian_—Acang, Yahange; _Irish_—Ken; (_German_—König; _English_—King, i.e. “A Head.”) _South Africa_—Olo, Loha; _Hebrew_—Ol, “Above,” “To ascend;” _Motorian_—Ulu, “A Head.” _South Africa_—Klogo; _Irish_—Kloigean; _Welsh_—Ben-glog, “A Skull;” _Hebrew_—G. l. g. l. th, (The Human Skull, Golgotha); _Armenian_—Kluch; _Jeniseians_—Kolkä;(200) _Sclavonian_—Golowa “A Head.”