ENGLISH. WAIGIOO? NEW GUINEA?

_hand_ cocani, D. konef.

_belly_ sgnani, A. sneouar.

_cheek_ ganga foni, A. gaiafoe.

_breast_ mansou, A. soussou.

_eyes_ tagueni, D. tadeni.

_eyelids_ inekarnei, A. karneou.

_foot_ courgnai, A. oekourae, _heel_.

_fire_ clap, A. ap, afor.

_hair_ senoumebouran, A. sonebrahene.

_knee_ capugi, A. one-pouer.

_rain_ mei, D. meker.

_sand_ saine, D. iene, _Malay_.

_nose_ {sauny, D.} soidon, _mouth_.

{soun, A. }

_stuff_ made }

(of bark }male, D. maran, _Malay_.

of tree), }

_New Guinea and New Ireland._--Forest and Dalrymple:--fish, _een_, F.;

_hissou_, D. Mal.: fire, _for_, F.; _eeff_, D. Mal.: sand, _yean_, F.,

_coon_, D.: sun, _ras_, F.; _nass_, D: star, _mak_, F.; _maemetia_, D.

Dalrymple and Utanata.--Upwards of twenty-five words in common:--Earth,

_taar_, D.; _tiri_ Mal.; Ut.: eat, _nam nam_, D.; _nemuka_, Ut.:

tongue, _hermangh_, D.; _mare_, Ut. _Dalrymple and Lobo_.--About thirty

words in common:--arms, _pongliman_, D.; _nimango_, Ut., Mal: belly,

_balang_, D.; _kanborongo_, Ut.: tongue, _hermangh_, D.; _kariongo_, Ut.

_Port Praslin and Carteret Bay_ (taken together), and _Utanata and

Lobo_ (taken together).--For the sake of comparison, the whole of the

words that the two (or four) Vocabularies have in common are exhibited,

and by their side the equivalents in Latin and in Greek.

ENGLISH. UTAN. LOB. P. P. AND LATIN. GREEK.

C. B.

_arm_ nimango limak brachium ὠλἐνη.

_back_ tergum νῶτον.

_belly_ kan-borongo bala venter γαστήρ.

_beard_ barba πώγον.

_bud_ manok mani avis ὃρνις.

_breast_ pectus στῆθος.

_black_ ikoko guiam niger μέλας.

_cough_ wouru lou-koro tussis βήξ.

_dog_ wure poul canis κύων.

_dance_ salio χορεύομαι..

_eyes_ matatongo mata oculus ὃφθαλμος.

-- _brows_ wura pouli matandi supercilium ὀφρύς.

_ear_ auris ὀῦς.

_eat_ edo ἐσθίω.

_fish_ piscis ἰχθύς.

_foot_ kaingo balan keke pes πούς.

_finger_ nimango sori lima digitus δάκτυλος.

_fire_ ignis πῦρ.

_great_ magnus μέγας.

_hair_ crinis θριξ.

_hand_ manus χεῖρ.

_hog_ booi bouri porcus χοῖρος.

_head_ oepauw pouklouk caput κεφάλη.

_knee_ kairigo-woko {tangoulou }

{kekendi }genu γόνυ.

{pougaigi }

_mouth_ os στόμα.

_moon_ luna σελήνη.

_neck_ collum τράχηλος.

_nose_ nasus ρίς.

_no_ non οὐ.

_red_ napetiaro tara ruber ἐρυθρός.

_run_ curro τρέχω.

_sugar-cane_

_tongue_ kariongo kermea lingua γλῶσσα.

_thigh_ femur μηρός.

_teeth_ dens ὀδόυς.

_water_ {malar} moloum aqua ὕδωρ.

{waran}

_yes_ oro io imo ναιχί.

With thirty-seven words in common, the two Negrito languages have

seventeen coincident; with thirty-seven words in common; the two

classical languages have nine coincident. The evidence, therefore, of

the affinity of the Papua and New Ireland is stronger than of the Latin

and Greek, as determined from identical _data_.

_New Ireland and Manicolo._--The Port-Praslin and Carteret Bay

Vocabularies being dealt with as one for New Ireland, and the

three dialects being treated as one for Manicolo, we have, out of

twenty-eight words in common, the following coinciding:--yes, _io_,

P. P.; _io_, C. B.; _io_, Manic.: eye, _mata_, P. P.; _matak_, C.

B.; _mala_, _maleo_, _mataeo_, Man., _Mal._: banana, _ounn_ C. B.;

_pounha_, _ounra_, _ounro_, Man., _Mal._: canoe, _kouan_, C. B.;

_naoure_, _goia_, _koure_, Manic, _Mal._: tooth, _ninissai_, P.

P.; _insik_, C. B.; _indje_, Tanean: testes, _puen_, P. P.; _boua

bouinini_, _boua ini_, Man.: beard, _kam-bissek_, C. B. (_incam

besser_, Dalr.); _oungoumie_, _vingoumie_, Man., _Mal._: breast,

_boroick_, C. B.; _berenhenham_, Man.; ear, _palalignai_, P. P.;

_pralen_, C. B.; _manbalenhi_, Manic.; hair, _nihouge_, D.; _anaoko_,

Man.

_Manicolo and Mallicollo._--Eighteen words in common, the following

coincident:--Bread-fruit, _baloe_, Man.; _barabe_, Mall.: cocoa-nut,

_venoure_, Man.; _naroo_, Mall.: eye, _mataeo_, Man.; _maitang_,

Mall., _Mal._: ear, _tagnaini_, Man.: _talingan_, Mall., _Mal._:

bird, _menouka_, Man.; _moero_, Mall., _Mal._: head, _batcha_, Man.;

_basaine_, Mall.: hog, _boi boi_, Man.; _brrooas_, Mall., _Mal._: no,

_tae_, Man.; _taep_, Mall.: water, _ouine_, Man.; _ergour_, Mall.:

drink, _kanou_, _nanou_, Man.; _nooae_, Mall.

_Mallicollo and Tanna._--Sixteen words in common:--cocoa-nuts, _naroo_,

Mall.; _nabooy_, Tann.: drink, _noaee_, Mall.; _nooee_, Tann., _Mal._:

eye, _maitang_, Mall.; _manee maiuk_, Tann., _Mal._: ears, _talingan_,

Mall.; _feeneenguk_, Tann., _Mal._: bird, _möeroo_, Mall.; _manoo_,

Tann., _Mal._: hog, _brrooas_, Mall.; _boogas_, Tann., Mal.: navel,

nemprtong, Mall.; _napeerainguk_, Tann.: teeth, _reebohn_, _warrewuk_,

Mall.; _raibuk_, Tann.; water, _ergour_, Mall.; _namawarain_, Tann.:

woman, _rabin_, Mall.; _naibraan_, Tann., _Mal._

_Tanna and Mallicollo_ (taken together) _and New Caledonia_.--Neither

with Mallicollo or Tanna alone, nor with Mallicollo and Tanna taken

together, as compared with New Caledonia, do we find more words

coincident than the following:--Cocoa-nut, _naroo_, M.; _nabooy_, T.;

_neeoo_, N. Cal., _Mal._: drink, _noaee_, M.; _nooee_, T.; _oondoo_, N.

Cal.: head, _noogwanaium_, T.; _garmoin_ (Cook), _vangue_, (L. B.), N.

Cal.: yams, _oofe_, Tann.; _oobe_, N. Cal., Mal.: yes, _eeo_, Tann.;

_elo_, N. Cal.: no, _taep_, Mall.; _nda_, N. Cal.

Next in order comes the comparison between the Vocabularies of Van

Diemen's Land and South Australia.

_Port Dalrymple and King Georges Sound_ (_Nind and Astrol._):--Wound,

_barana_, P. D.; _bareuk_, N.: wood, _moumbra_, P. D.; _pourn_, N.:

hair, _kide_, P. D.; _kaat_, N.: thigh, _degagla_, P. D.; _tawal_, N.:

kangaroo, _taramei_, P. D.; _taamour_, N.: lips, _mona_, P. D.; _mele_,

K. G. S.: no, _poutie_, P. D.; _poualt_, _poort_, K. G. S.: egg,

_komeka_, P. D.; _kierkee_, K. G. S.: bone, _pnale_, P. D.; _nouil_, K.

G. S. (bone of bird used to suck up water) N.: skin, _kidna_, P. D.;

_kiao?_ K. G. S.: two _kateboueve_, P. D.; _kadjen_, K. G. S. (N.).

Fifty-six words in common.

_Port Dalrymple and Gulf St. Vincent._--Mouth, _mona_, P. D.;

_tamonde_, G. S. V. (a compound word, since _taa_ is mouth, in K.

G. S.): drink, _kible_, P. D.; _kawe_, G. S. V.: arm, _anme_, P.

D.; _aondo_ (also shoulder), G. S. V.: hawk, _gan henen henen_, P.

D.; _nanno_, G. S. V.: hunger, _tigate_, P. D.; _takiou_, G. S. V.:

head, _eloura_: P. D.; _ioullo_, G. S. V.: nose, _medouer_[20], P.

D., _modla_, G. S. V.: bird, _iola_, _pallo_, G. S. V.: stone, _lenn

parenne_, P. D.; _poure?_ G. S. V.: foot, _dogna_, P. D.; _tenna_, G.

S. V.: sun, _tegoura_[21], P. D.; _tendo_, G. S. V. Seventy words in

common.

[Footnote 20: Mula.]

[Footnote 21: Also Moon.]

_Port Dalrymple and Jervis's Bay._--Wound, _barana_, P. D.; _karanra_,

J. B.: tooth, _iane_, P. D.; _ira_, J. B.: skin, _kidna_, P. D.;

_bagano_, J. B.: foot, _dogna_, P. D.; _tona_[22], J. B.: head,

_eloura_, P. D.; _hollo_, J. B. Fifty-four words in common. What

follows is a notice of some miscellaneous coincidences between the Van

Diemen's Land and the Australian.

[Footnote 22: Tjenne, tidna, jeena.]

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