_man_ luai, loai, logua.
_woman_ tlene.
_father_ tata.
_mother_ apai.
_son_ paser, pasel.
_daughter_ paser, pasel.
_head_ to-buko.
_hair_ te-asakho.
_ears_ te-n-tkhito.
_nose_ te-n-ento.
_eyes_ t-r-ugento.
_mouth_ t-r-eliko (lak-um, _St. Raph._)
With the San Antonio it has six words in common, of which two coincide:
_e. g._ in San Antonio _man_ = _luah_, _mother_ = _epjo_. Besides
which, the combination _tr_, and the preponderance of initials in _t_,
are common to the two vocabularies. San Antonio is spoken about 36-1/2°
N. L. The numerals, too, are very similar, since the _ki_-and _ka_-in
the San Antonio numeration for _one_, _two_, seems non-radical:--