·_English_, blood ·Absné, _tsha_, _sha_ Tshetshentsh, _zi_ Ingúsh, _zi_ ·Singpho, _sai_ Songpho, _zyai_ Kapwi, _the_ Maram, _azyi_ Champhung, _azi_ Luhuppa, _ashi_ Tankhul, _asu_ _English_, blood ·Dido, _é_ ·Manipur, _i_ Khoibú, _hi_ Maring, _hi_ ·Mizjeji (3), _zi_ _English_, blood Tshetshentsh, _yioh_ Circassian, _tlih_ Chinese, _chiue_ _English_, skin ·_English_, skin ·Circassian, _ſteh_ ·Chinese, _pi`_ _English_, skin ·Dido, _bik_ ·Tibetan, _shbagsbba_ ·_English_, bone ·Tshetshentsh, _dyackt_ Ingúsh, _tekhh_ Akush, _likka_ Tshari, _rekka_ ·Khamti, _nuk_ Siamese, _kraduk_ _English_, great ·Georgian, _didi_ Mingrelian, _didi_ ·Canton, _ta_ Kuanchua, _ta_, _da_ Tonkin, _drai_ Cochin-chinese, _dai_ Tibetan, _çe_ Ava, _kyi_ (5) Play, _du_ Teina, _to_ _English_, bad Mingrelian, _moglach_ Suanic, _choya_ ·Chinese, _go gok_ Môn, _kah_ Ava, _makaung_ (4) ---- _gye_ (2) ·_English_, warm ·Ingúsh, _tau_ ·Tibetan, _dzho_ ·_English_, blue ·Mizjeji (3), _siene_ ·Chinese, _zing_ Tibetan, _swongbba_ ·_English_, yellow ·Circassian, _khozh_ Abassian, _kha_ ·Chinese, _chuang_ ·_English_, green ·Avar, _ursheria_ Anzukh, _ordjin_ Ingúsh, _send_ ·Tibetan, _shjanggu_ _English_, below Georgian, _kwewrt_, _kwerno_ Ava, _haukma_ (3) Yo, _auk_ Passuko, _hoko_ Kolaun, _akoa_ ·_English_, one ·Lesgian, _zo_ Akush, _za_ Andi, _sew_ Dido, _zis_ Kasikumuk, _zabá_ Mizjeji (3), _tza_ Abassian, _seka_ ·Tibetan, _dzig_ _English_, three ·Georgian, _sami_ Lazic, _jum_ Mingrelian, _sami_ Suanic, _semi_ ·Canton Chinese, _sam_ Kuanchua, _san_ Tonkin, _tam_ Tibetan, _sum_ Môn, _sum_ Ava (4), _thaum_ Siam (6), _sam_ _English_, four ·Abassian, _pshi-ba_ ·Tibetan, _bshi_ Chinese, _szu_ _English_, five Georgian, _chuthi_ Lazic, _chut_ Mingrelian, _chuthi_ Suanic, _wochu´si_ Ava, _yadu_ (4) ·_English_, six ·Tshetshentsh, _yatsh_ Ingúsh, _yatsh_ Tushi, _itsh_ ·Tibetan, _dzhug_. ·_English_, nine ·Circassian, _bgu_ ·Tibetan, _rgu_ Chinese, _kieu_ ·_English_, ten ·Circassian, _pshe_ Abassian, _zheba_ ·Tibetan, _bdzhu_ Chinese, _shi_ FOOTNOTES: [36] Gibbon, Decline and Fall, chap. 52. [37] From _pauros_=_few_, and _syllabæ_=_syllable_. [38] Dialects of the Georgian. [39] It is a general accredited fact, that in some cardinals we have the sign of the ordinal. Thus the _-m_ in _dece-m_, as compared with δέκα, is reasonably supposed to be the _-m-_ in _deci-m-us_. [40] Quoted under the name _Ossetic_. [41] Asia Polyglotta, vox, _Osseti_. [42] Fid=_father_. [43] Moi=_husband_. [44] _Or_ dachi. [45] Or fa-ko-t-on, &c. [46] Non-radical. [47] Or, _am in the habit of riding_. [48] The different dots denote the different classes of languages--the first the English, the second the Dioscurian, the third the Aptotic dialects. C.