FOOTNOTES:

[Footnote G: For I E r--Dak ch compare Eu wira Dak wicha-man;

Eu wera; Dak wicaka true. Teut legya thigh whence leg of lak;

Win lega and legra; Iowa reke; Mandan doka; Min diki, liki the

leg, the thigh; Dak checha the thighs. The r probably first

became d.]

[Footnote H: Dak n--I E r is supported by about fifty

examples.]

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