ἂγομαι, πηγαίνω, I go. ἀκατεχος, ἀνίδιος, Inexperienced. ἀναλαμπὴ, φλόγα, Flame. ἀναλώματα, ---- Emeutes. ἁνω, ἔσω, (used to oxen), Haw, jee. ἀποβόλη, (used in tracking animals), Spoor. ἀποταχυάς, πρίv, Before. ἀργατινή, ἑσπέρα, Evening. {I leave (the Cretan in κάμπτω, ἀναχωρῶ, { the sense of the American { "skedaddle"). δροσια, (lit. dew), τίποτε, Nothing. δῶρον, (a gift), μπαχσίσι, (Turkish). ἐργῶ (ῥιγῶ), κρυόνω, I am cold. καlλταλῶ, φθείρω, I destroy. κτῆμα, κτῆνος, A beast of burden. {Bare (of mountains generally), { this being the appellation μαλάρα, ---- { of the central { mountains of the Sphakian { range, _Madara vouna_. {A peculiar kind of cream μαλάκα, ---- { cheese--not the _misithra_ { of Greece. μὰιαλ, λογομαχία, A wrangling. νύχι, τουφεκόπετρα, Gun-flint. παρασύρω, σερνω, I sweep. παρίξω, ἐξέρχωμαι, I come out. πόρος, δίοδος, Passage. πράμα (πράγμα), τίποτε, Nothing. ταῦτερου, όυριον, To-morrow. χαλέπα, πετρόλοφος, {A rocky site (generally { applied to villages). There are few Turkish words in use, and those mainly of objects brought by the Turks: βουδαλά, a lubber; τσιμπούχι, a pipe; τουφέκι, a gun, etc. A few Italian: καπιτανός, captain; βετέμα (_vendemmia_), olive crop; βίστατο (guastato); ματινάδα, a song, and some names of implements, with idioms which cling, as the use of πίυ, the comparative, instead of τέρος.