ON THE CLASSIFICATION OP LANOnAOES. 



CONCRETE 

 SPECIMENS OP THE 



Language. 



My Father. 



My Mother. 



Child. J Boy. _ 



Girl. 



My Son. | 



American 



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M w \ Okinakanp) 



In-mees-tuin. 



E-sko-i (m.«p.) 

 En-tome(f.Bp.) 



In-toom. 









Is-kwoos-sa. 

 Ese-koo-see. 



o >, 1 | 3 ( Estimo ( ! ) (Greenland) 

 <&{»K\ lendlnlet). 



(Aug-Si-ga) 

 Ah-ta-ta(Aug- 

 o-ta). 



An-a-na-ga (Ar- 









Er-nc-ra. 

 En-ning-ah. 



Language. j Father. 



Mother. 





Boy. 







Polynesian 



Maori of Ne» Zealand(i) 



Makuji-kflna. 



Ta-mai. 

 Tama-na. 



Pa-pa- turn. 

 Tama.(fi) 



Fae. 



Wn-c-a. 

 Tinau. 



Kaikee, Kama. 

 Gone, Luve-na. 



Kaikce-kana. 

 Gone-tagane. 



Kaikec-wahee-na 

 Po ti i. 



Kaikee-kana, 

 Kama-kana. 

 Hu no a tane. 



Foha. 



Luve na ta gane. 



Mwen-nut. 

 Natu-te-mane. 



Language. Father. j Mother. J Child. j Boy. 







Haur, Ninia. Mutil. 

 Aur, Soin. Muthil. 

 Sri,,, Ninia, Noihabe. Mutil. 



(■2) Systems! IWmguimty, hy l.wis II. M„,-,ni. fil) A < iiaimnai «.f lln< Tuhitian dial,, t, Ti.liiti, I8'j:i. (■!) Huz1.-w.xh1. (.1) t "ia-m -na in 

 ,7 v;,n l.ys. (K) Amlm und Aizpa must },-■ , , ,1, ,1 n ■]!. - ..f the Concrete chnmcter of the Basque languages, which, owing to their peculiar 

 their original tongue und type in their terms ni kiiiMhii). Their is a strange rcBemhlancc between the Basque Aloha and the Fijian AUwo, daughter. 



