CHIBCHA STOCK. COLUMBIAN STOCKS. _Talamanca._ _Boruca._ _Paniquita._ _Timote._ Man, vipá, con-rokh, piz, petam, { mayoi, { kak, nachu. Woman, arácra, kam-rokh, neyo, cuenas, { kursum, { naktun. Sun, divu, kak, itaqui, mpú. Moon, turu, tebe, ate. Fire, yuk, dukra, ipi, chirip, fú. Water, di, di, yo, chimpué. Head, tsuko, sagra, dicté, kicham. Eye, vubra, caix, yafi. Ear, cucüh, cuaga, tógnue, timabum. Mouth, sacu, casa, yugue, { macabó, { karichnuck. Nose, chi´scah, xiska, inz. Tongue, ku, tone, chiqui vú. Tooth, aka, quith. Hand, ura, dijurre, cose. Foot, iucra, di-krescua, chinda, kuju. House, huh, yath, nakot. 1, et, yas, vitech, kari. 2, bug, enz, gem. 3, mang, tec, sut, hisjut. 4, keng, panz, pit. 5, skera, taz, { caboc, { mubes. The Talamanca and Boruca are Chibcha dialects (see preceding page). The Paniquita (see _anté_, pp. 190-192) has no positive affinities with its neighbors. The grammatical character of its Paez dialect has been analyzed by Fr. Müller (_Grundriss der Sprachwissenschaft_, Bd. II., Ab. I., p. 356). He points out some similarity in the numerals to the Kechua and Goajiro. But this is not significant. The various vocabularies of the Timote stock differ considerably, and none of them is at all complete.