_Lule._ _Vilela._ _Chunupi._ _Mataco._ Man, pelé, nitemoi, nitepac, { pairé, { inoon, D. Woman, uacal, quisle, jiolé, chiegua. Sun, yny, olò, oló, iguala. Moon, alit, copī, cocpi, huela. Fire, ycuá, niè, nié, etog. Water, to, fo, ma, maá, { elot, { guag, D. Head, tocó, niscone, niscan, litec, D. Eye, zu, chù, toqué, tacqui, teloy. Ear, cusanep, maslup, mas leguep, kiotei. Mouth, cá, yep, notagni, D. Nose, nùs, limic, niji veppe, nognes. Tongue, lequy, lequip. Tooth, llu, lupe. Hand, ys, isip, ysivep, nog-guez. Foot, ellú, ape, huopep, kalay´. House, uyâ, enú, guane, huane, { guoslo, { lubuque, D. 1, alapea, agit, { hotequachi, { efagla, D. 2, tamop, uke, { hotequoasi, { tacuas, D. 3, tamlip, nipetuei, { lach tdi qua jel, { tacuya, D. 4, locuep, yepkatalet, { tdi-qua less-hichi, { nocuepogec, D. 5, ype befagla, D. The near relationship of the Lule, Vilela and Chunupi appears clear from the above comparison. The Chunupi words are taken from Fontana (_ubi suprá_), the Vilela from the vocabulary of Gilii’s _Storia Americana_, and the Lule from Machoni’s Grammar. The Mataco is also from Fontana, and represents the dialect as spoken to-day. The words marked D. are from the D’Orbigny MSS. LANGUAGES OF THE LA PLATA BASIN AND PAMPAS.