The Sun Beiwe Auringa Heaven Albme Taiwas Water Kietze Wesi Rain Abbræ Sade Snow Mota Lumi a Man Ulmugd Ihminen Gent. Man Albma Mies Woman Nissum Waimo Hair _The Laplanders Waopt _The Finlanders_ Hiuxi the Mouth call_ Nialbme Suu the Chin Kaig Leuca the Heart Waibmi Sydaon the Flesh Ogge Liha a Wolf Seibik Susi a Bear Muriel Karhu a Fox. Riemnes Kettu. And the Difference between these and the like words without doubt was that which gave occasion to some to think that anciently the _Laplanders_ had a Speech peculiar to themselves, and quite different from that of _Finland_, of which ancient Language these relicts did remain, and for this they give this reason; that the _Laplanders_ were forced to frame to themselves a new Language, for fear, least being understood by their neighbours the _Finlanders_, they should fall into their snares. So _Olaus Petri_ saies that often times they found spies about their tents in the night, hearkning after their Councels, now for this reason, according to the Policy of their Forefathers, flying into the allotment of _Rengo_, in the Province of _Nolnense_, they there agreed upon, and framed to themselves a Speech quite different from that of _Finland_. So that there are very few words found to agree in both Languages. Now by the Spies he there talks of, he understands the _Finlanders_, who being driven out of their Country by _Matthias Kurkius_ and the _Tavastians_, roved up and down, seeking where they might most conveniently settle, as may appear from what goes before in that place. Others think that these are the relicts of that Language which they first brought into _Lapland_, which they suppose to be no other but that of the _Tartars_. But how false this is, may appear from the vast difference between those Tongues, in which there is not one word that signifies the same thing in both Languages. And that you may not think I say this without any reason, I will give you a few instances.