230 Transactions.— Miscellaneous. 
Eneurss. | Manaaast. MALAY. Samoan. Maori. HAWAIIAN. 
Ant vitsikia semut loi pokorua he nonanona 
Hinpostan. 
1. Mithan Naga, tiksa ; Namsang Naga, tsip-chak ; Sak, phun-si-gya. 
2. Newar, imo; Shan, mot; Siamese, mot; Khambi, mot; Laos, mot. 
In this word there is no similarity of expression in the several Barat 
tribes, which is curious. 
In the Continental tribes, the analogues for Malagasi are found in E. 
Bengal, tiksa, tsip-chak ; and in Indo-China, phun-si-gya ; for Malay—in 
Nepal, imo; and in Indo-China, mot. 
In Javanese, the term is semut, which is the same as in Malay. 
ExenrsH. | Maracasr. Marax. SAMOAN. Miori. Hawaiian. 
Man olona orong tagata tangata he kanaka 
HINDOSTAN. 
Ho(Kol), horo; Kol (Singhbhum), ho; Bhumij, horro; Mundala, korl; 
Kuri, koro. 
There is no analogy between the Polynesian and western tribes of Barat 
in this word. Hawaiian is radically the same as Samoan and Maori,—the 
k being transposible into t£, and n to ng. The vocalic root of Malagasi and 
Malay is oo, r and l being both dento-palatals, and n being transposible 
into ng. 
In the Continental tribes, the ogó of Malagasi and Malay are 
found in Central India, horo, ho, horl, koro. 
Ewerrm. | Maracasr | Matay. BAMOAN. | Maori. HawaraN. 
Mountain iode, ie bukit mauga maunga he mauna 
itra 
gunong 
Hinpostan. 
Newar, gun; Burman, taung : Khyeng v Shan, taung ; Pwokaren, 
kulaung ; Taungh-thu, koung. 
The bohitra of Malagasi, and bukit of the Malay, in their respective 
phonologies, are the same word. The Polynesian expressions stand 
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