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On the Mongolian Affinities of the Caucasians. [No. 1. 



Za-ch in Osetic. 

 Se-ch in Wogal. 

 D'ze in Akush. 

 Zi-o in Dido. 



De-se in Dhhnali. 

 De in Kolun. 



T'si in Khyeng. 

 T'sa in Takpa. 

 T'sha in Tibetan, 

 Sha in Burmese 



"Wi-sha in Mru. 



Cha-cha in Gyarung. 

 Chha in Lhopa. 

 Chha in Serpa. 

 Chi in JNTewari. 

 Chhe in Manyak. 

 Chha in Horpa. 

 Chhe in Gyarung. 



Sii-ng in Sak. 

 Syu-ng in Bodo. 



Dab-sii-n in Mantehu. 

 Da-ba-su in Mongol. 



liver. — O'r in Osetic. 

 Hor in Avar. 

 Or-(kyure) in Akush. 



Wa-ran in Osetic. 



sg-Wa in Georgian. 

 O' in Sak. 

 O'ng in Lepcha. 



IT-(su) in Sokpa. 



"Wa in Newari. 



in Kami. 



Ha-wa 1 . 

 K'wa f 1 

 Aii in Mru. 

 Wa-i in Dhimali 



See earth. 



C Comparing this word with the 

 > Akush D'se we see the equiva- 

 j lency of the conjunct and disjunct 

 V. serviles. 



Wi = water ? sha = salt. The salt 

 procured from water. Else wi 

 = bi, the common servile. 



Eoot repeated as in Ka-ka, voce sky. 



f This aspirate Ch is equivalent to 

 \ the Tibetan and Klbitsh Tsh. 



C Final nasal servile. Intercalate y, 



< very common as Ni, JNyi, voce 

 (. day. Khi Khyi voce dog. 



We cannot doubt that Sd is here 

 the root. Da-ba therefore are 

 servile prefixes, though the exist- 

 ence of such has been denied to 

 these tongues. 



O', XT', the root : r, servile. 



The same aspirated. 



For Kyiire, see on to ' Sain.' 



{Means rain. "Wa root. Ran ser- 

 vile. See supplement. 



Means a lake. Wa, the root. 



C O' is the nude root. O'ng, the 



< same with the common nasal 

 ( addition. 



{tT, another phase of the water rooto 

 For sii see on. 



Same as U\ Means water. 



Prefixes H and K, servile. 



Unites the 0' and 17 roots. 

 Means rain. 



