_English_, they Assan, _hatin_ Arinzi, _itang_ Motor, _tin_
_English_, woman Inbask, _bgim_ Arinzi, _byk-hamalte_ Obdorsk, _pug-utsu_ Pustoserk, _pug-iça_
_English_, river Denka, _chuge_ Pustoserk, _yaga_
_English_, great Assan, _paça_ Arinzi, _birkha_ Pustoserk, _pirçe_
_English_, evening Inbask, _bis_ Pumpokolsk, _biçidin_ Assan, _pidziga_ Yurass, _pausema_ Obdorsk, _paus-emya_ Pustoserk, _paus-emye_
_English_, hill Inbask, &c., _chai_ Samöeid, _syeo_, _ko_
_English_, bed Inbask, _chodzha_ Obdorsk, _choba_ Tawgi, _kufu_
_English_, birch-tree Inbask, _uusya_ Assan, _uça_ Kott, _uça_ Pustoserk, _chu_ Tawgi, &c., _kuie_ Ket, _tiue_
_English_, leaf Yeniseian, _yp-an_ Pumpokolsk, _efig_ Pustoserk, _wyba_ Obdorsk, _wiibe_ Yurass, _newe_ Tomsk, _tyaba_ Narym, _çabe_ Kamash, _dzhaba_
Nevertheless, the present class is provisional. All that is at present asserted, is that the three divisions which it contains, are not sufficiently distinct to be separated. Whether, however, the whole section may not, hereafter, become a sub-division of either the Turanian, or the Peninsular Mongolidæ, is doubtful. Most probably it will.
[87] Mammarum summitates apud Samöeidas nigerrimæ. Sic apud authores reperi; quos, suspicor, aut gravidas, aut viragines fusciores vidisse. Idem de Lapponibus traditur. Præcox, quoque, pro borealibus, puellarum Venus; catameniis ante duodecimum annum accedentibus.
This division comprises tribes which, I believe, have not hitherto been thrown in the same class, tribes separated from each other by considerable breaks in the geographical, and even in the ethnological continuity. Some of these lie within the Arctic Circle; others as far south as 26° north latitude. Not less distant are the two extremes of their social development; one section of the group partaking of the civilization of China, another exhibiting the rudeness of the Samöeid, and Yeniseian.
_Languages._--Agglutinate. In some cases excessively _poly_-syllabic.
_Area._--Islands and peninsulas of the north-eastern coast of Asia.
_Divisions._--1. The Koreans. 2. The Japanese. 3. The Aino. 4. The Koriaks. 5. The Kamskadales.
After indicating the points of difference, it is necessary to justify the present classification by showing in what way the divisions of the Peninsular Mongolidæ agree.