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



Foot. — Ka-ch in Osetic. 



Ko-ch in Tshetshentsh. 

 Ko-g in Ingush. 

 Ko~g, Ko-ek, Kwek 



y, Mizj 



K6-da in Kabitsh. 



K6-ng in Khyi. 

 Ka-ng in Tibetan. 



Ka-ng-lep in Lhopa. 



Ka-n-du in Pie. 



Ka-do-t in Mon. 

 Ka-do in Pasuko. 



K6 in Horpa. 



A-kho in Kami. 



Kho-kho-i in Dhimali. 



Khye in Burmese. 

 Khau in Tunglhu. 

 Khii-t in Khoibu. 

 Khu-t in Khas. 

 Kha-ng in Newari. 

 Mot. — Ta-i in Kubitsh. 

 Ta-ra in Moasi. 



A-ta-r in Sak. 



Ta-mi in Gyarung. 

 Ka-ta in Sontal. 



Hand. — Ka-r in Tshari. 



Ku-ch in Osetic. 



Kwe-r in Anzug. 

 Ka-r in Sokpa. 

 Ga-r in Mongol. 



m 

 eji. 



fKa, Kd, is the root in all these 

 words and in the next one. Yet 

 the two latter mean hand — a suf- 

 ficient confirmation of what just 

 said! 



C Por da suffix, see remarks on Tshe- 



< da, voce earth, and compare Ka- 

 (. do and Ka-do-t, infra. 



C Pinal ng, servile, as in many prior 



( instances. 



C Lep may be servile, or it may be 



< the radical lip, lap of Lipche, 

 ( Lapche, &c. 



Dii servile, also the annectant n. 



Mean leg, yet have indubitably 



the same root as the foregone, 



the Do being servile, as in Tshe- 



do, voce earth. 



C The nude root, vast numbers of 



< such words occur in all the 

 ( tongues alike. 



{A, servile : Kho, the mere aspirate 

 phase of Ko. 

 fEoot repeated, as in Ka-ka, sky; 

 \ Cho-cho, hot, &c. 



Means leg. 



Ra, the common suffix, 

 f A, the servile, so frequent in Lep- 

 [ cha and Burmese : r = ra. 

 Mi servile, means human. 

 Ta root. Ka, the common prefix, 

 fr servile, conjunct ra, as in the 

 [ following words. 



Ch servile, compare Se-ch, &c. 

 It final servile. Ku-er, observe 

 here that Kii, Ka, Ga, is the root 

 throughout the whole series and 

 note the identity of the word in 

 Sun war and Anzak with reference 

 to the alleged Greek etymon of 

 Kwer. 



