[ Vater Mutter Anna Milch Kuh Pferd | (father) (mother) (milk) (cow) (horse) S. | _atte_ _amme_ _anne_ _minne_ _muh_ _hotto_ | _aette_ _aemme_ _dodo_ | _tate_ _aemmaem_ _paed_ | _fatte_ _maemme_ [ _matte_ {_va-ata_ _mama_ _anna_ _mimi_ _mumuh_ _otto_ P. {_papa_ _mukuh_ _pfowed_ { _fowid_ Vogel Mund Nase Ohr Haare Finger Da (bird) (mouth) (nose) (ear) (hair) (there) S. _piep-piep_ _mund_ _ase_ _ohn_ _ale_ _finne_ _da_ P. _piep_, _pipiep_ _mum_ _nane_ _o-a_ _ha-i_ {finge _da_ {wi-er Adieu Guten Tag Fort Ja Nein (good-day) (away) (yes) (no) S. _ade_ _tag_ _fot_ _ja_ _nein_ P. _adjee_ _tatach_ _wott_ _ja_; _jaja_ _neinein_ Grossmutter Kuk Zucker Karl Grete (grandmother) (sugar) {_tosutte_ _o-tute_ _zucke_ _all_ _ete_ S. {_abutte_ {_osmutte_ P. {_a-mama_ _kuk_ _ucka_ _kara_ _dete_ {_e-mama_ Sigismund noticed the following names of animals (in imitation of words given to the children): _bae_, _put_, _gikgak_, _waekwaek_, _huhu_, _ihz_ (Hinz). I did not find these with my child. Sigismund likewise observed _baie-baie_ for Wiege (cradle), which my child was not acquainted with; _paepae_ for verborgen (hidden); _eichoenten_ for Eichhoernchen (squirrel); _aepften_ for Aepfelchen (little apple); _maedsen_ and _maedis_ for Maedchen (girl); _atatt_ for Bernhard; _hundis_ for Hundchen, the Thueringian form of Huendchen (little dog); _pot_ for Topf (pot); _dot_ for dort (yonder). On the other hand, both children used _wehweh_ for Schmerz (pain); _caput_ for zerbrochen (broken to pieces); _schoos_, _sooss_ for "auf den Schooss moecht ich" (I want to get up in the lap); _auf_ for "hinauf moechte ich gehoben werden" (I want to be taken up); _toich_ for Storch (stork); _tul_ for Stuhl (chair). A third child in my presence called his grandmother _mama-mama_, i. e., twice-mamma, in distinction from the mother. This, however, does not necessarily imply a gift for invention, as the expression "Mamma's Mamma" may have been used of the grandmother in speaking to the child.