THE DO-GÍÄGYÄ-GÚĂT OR TIPI OF BATTLE PICTURES]

The group of Serian names for the color “white” have no phonetic

accordances with the collated Yuman terms of like meaning.

Of the compared groups of Serian and Yuman names for “old” and “young”

it may be well to remark that in both some of the terms recorded mean

simply “man”, “woman”, without regard to age, or “large, great man”

(Seri A, B, D, and Yuman 6, 9, 10, 21, 23, 24. In number 21 _paki_

signifies simply “woman”, regardless of age. Yuman number 8 signifies

“one”, not “young”). This cursory comment shows how untrustworthy

much of this material is. It is evident that there is here no proof

of genetic linguistic relationship between the Seri and the Yuman

languages.

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