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Sha-ben in Burmese. 

 Sha-m in Mm. 

 Cha-m in Magar. 



A-sho-m in Lepcha. 

 A-sha-m in Kami. 

 Lii-sa-m in Khyeng. 



Lu-sa-m in Khyeng. 



Head. — Ta-wi in Georgian. 

 Ta-u in Khas. 

 Tha-bo in Murmi. 



Ta-ng in Kiranti. 



f M servile = b, and constantly com- 

 \ mutable with it. 



A prefix and M suffix, so common 

 in Lepcha that almost every 

 adjective in particular is thus 

 formed. 



( Lu = man. Hence lusam is hu- 

 ( man hair. 



{wi, servile = bi, vi, infra compare 

 wi-sha, voce salt. 



{Aspirate form of root, with bo 

 suffix. 



Ng servile the customary nasal 

 appendage often superceded to 

 other serviles. 



{Gek servile. Compare git in Tshi- 

 git, voce earth. 



Aspirate root as in Murmi. 



Ka, the common prefix. Note that, 

 in general, a, servile may be known 

 by the absence of accent, or of 

 broad vowel where writing is used. 

 Head. — Kah. A-kah in Absne. A, servile, as in A-shom A-sa, &c. 



f Za servile, the sa prefix in its usual 



Tha-gek in Limbu. 

 Thau in Gyami. 



Ka-taii in Mou. 



Za-ka in Altekesek. 



A-ka in Tangkul. 

 Ka-ng in Burmese. 

 Da ka-m in Garo. 



K-ra in Gurung. 



Kho-ro in Bodo. 



Horn 

 Bone 



Caucasian phase. 



Ng servile. 



Prefix da and suffix m, serviles. 



f Compare Hra for Hora Mse for 

 J Me-se. So Kra for Ka-ra, the 

 ] ra suffix absorbing the vowel of 

 {_ the root. 



ro servile with harmonised vowel. 



or \ Ea-k-ka in Tsari, 

 E-ka in Georgian. 



JEa, 



root : ka servile adds k to it. 



Ea-g-s in Lettic. 

 Eu-g in Slavie, 



Ak-ra in Lazic. 



{Servile ka absorbs the vowel of the 

 root ra. 



g, and s, servile. 

 g, servile. 



!Ak servile as in Ak-sa. It is the 

 ka suffix changed per metastasin. 



