English. Gaelic. Illustrations. Cymraeg. 1. Ath-air, Atta, (_Gothic._), Ayta, Tad, Father. (_Ir._) Aydia, (_Basque._), Attia, (_W._) (_Hung._), Otek, (_Russ._), Fader, slightly varied in all the Gothic dialects, except the Gothic properly so called, Pater, (_Greek & Latin._) 2. Math-air, Mater or Mutter (with some Mother. (_Ir._) trifling variations) in Latin, Greek, and all the Teuto-Scandinavian dialects except the Gothic—also in the Sclavonic and Bohemian. Ath-ei, (_Gothic._) Mymmog, Mam, (_W._) (_Manx dialect._ 3. Brathair, The Irish form, _Brathair,_ Brawd, Brother. (_Ir._) occurs in the Latin and (_W._), Teuto-Scandinav. tongues; the Bredar, Welsh form, _Brawd,_ in the (_Cornish._) Sclavonian tongues. Breur, Breur, (_Arm._) (_Manx dialect_ 4. |Siur, The Irish form prevails in the Chwaer, Sister. (_Ir._) Latin, Teuto-Scand. and (_W._) Sclavonic. Piur, Hor, Huyr, (_Scotch._) (_Cornish._) 5. A Drong, Drang, a Throng, a Crowd, Torv. Company. (_Ir._) (_German._) 6. Mock. Magom, Mock, (_English._) Gwatwor, (_Ir._) (_W._) 7. Evil. Neoid, Naughty, (_Eng._) Droug, (_Ir._) (_W._) Olk, Ill, (_Eng._) (_Ir._) 8. The Rang, Rand,(51) (_Germ._) Glan, (_W._) Bank of a (_Ir._) stream. 9. A Beim, Bēm-a, a Step, (_Greek._), Cam. Step. (_Ir._) Bain-o, to go, Bahn, a Path, (_Germ._) 10. To Beir-im, Fero, (_Latin._) Ge-Bähr-en, Dwyn. bear. (_Ir._) (_Germ._) 11. Fon-amhad Fun, (_Eng._), Vonne, Delight, Vynn, or Jeering, (_Ir._), (_Germ._), Vunsch, a Wish, Mynn, a Delight, Foun, (_Germ._) Wish, (_W._) A Desire. (_Ir._) 12. A Geon, Cwen, (_Ang.-Sax. & Icel._) Gen-eth, a Woman. (_Ir._) Girl, (_W._) 13. To Fis-ay-im, Viss-en, (_Germ._), Vit-an, Wys, or know. Fod-am, (_Ang.-Sax._), “I wot,” Gwys, Wyth, (_Ir._) (_Eng._) or Gwyth,