4.4, 



0« £7/5 Mongolian Affinities of the Caucasians. [No. 1. 



CM-i in Chinese. 

 Cha-i in Buret. 



Summer.-— Ach-ke in Mizjeji. 

 Cha-ko in Tushi. 



Cha-r-ka 

 Chi-d-ka 



in Tibetan. 



Chi-a in Chinese. 



Cha-ko in Dhimali. 

 Sa-ko in Dhimali. 



Cha-n-gu-la in Newari. 



Sun. — b Sha in Mingrelian. 

 Sha in Tushi. 



Ta-chan in Tushi. 



Sha-n in Bo do. 

 Sa-n in Garo. 



Sa-ne in Dhimali. 

 Sa-cha-k in Lepcha. 



Moon. — Twai in Suanic 

 = Ta-va-i. 



Twe in Georgian. 



m Twa-re in Georgian. 



Two in Newari. 

 Da-va in Tibetan. 

 Da-u in Lhopa. 

 Ta in Tai. 

 Ta-li in Dhimali. 



Earth.— T'she-do in Dido. 



C Tally exactly with the spoken Tibe- 

 ( tan. 



f Ach = cha, per metastasin. Ke 

 \ servile. 



5K6 servile, like ke and ka. For 

 vocalic changes, see " dog." 



{Means spring. Medial r and d 

 serviles, for which see the supple- 

 ment of this paper. 



Pinal a, servile. 



{Cha is hot and Sa, summer.* Yet 

 the adjective and substantive are 

 really, but one word. 



The hot months." La means 

 month and gu is a servile = ka, 

 ko, supra. 



I 



f Means day. Final n, servile as in 

 \ the following words. 



C N. servile, as in the prior word and 

 ( subsequent one. 



Means sunshine. 



{Sa-cha, sing, song, repetition of the 

 root. K, articular servile. 



'"Compare Tagalan, Ta-vo and Bugis, 

 Tau, meaning man, for proof of 

 the wide prevalence of disjunct 

 and conjunct styles. Final i, 

 servile. 



Ke servile, the common ra suffix. 

 Epithet from colour, white. 



Li servile, as in Cheli, Sen-li supra. 



C Initial t', servile, and do suffix. 

 < For the suffix see remarks in 

 ( supplement. 



* Compare Malay Cha-bi and Ende Sa, meaning pepper. Sense, sound 

 and system seem to tally with ours, the added or omitted servile and the 

 change of root ! ! 



