_man_ pehtluk winnoke ----
_woman_ muhlteh dokke ----
_head_ buhk pok ----
_hair_ tiih tomi tomoi.
_eye_ sah chuti tumut.
_nose_ kiunik ---- tsono.
_mouth_ kohl ---- kal.
_teeth_ siih shi ----
_beard_ chehsaki khetcheki ----
_arm_ sahlah ---- keole.
_hand_ semh shim tsemut (_fingers_).
_foot_ mai'h mat ktamoso.
_blood_ sahk chedik ----
_sun_ sunh tuku sas.
_wind_ toudi kleyhi ----
_rain_ yohro luhollo ----
_snow_ yohl yola ----
_fire_ poh pau po.
_water_ mehm mem mem.
_earth_ kirrh kosh ----
In the paper of No. 134 the import of a slight amount of likeness
between the Upper Sacramento vocabulary and the Jakon is overvalued.
The real preponderance of the affinities of the group taken in mass is
that which its geographical position induces us to expect _à priori_.
With the Shasti, &c. the Copeh has the following words in common:--