_Negro-land_ Mage. North Imack. America.—_Greenland_ _Tschuktsches_ Emak, Mok. South Mouke. America.—_Araucan_ Europe.—_Latin & Muc-us. English_ _English_ Muggy. Asia.—_Hebrew_ (To M. g. flow, dissolve)
North Matsos. Africa.—_Egypt_ (To irrigate, To drink) _Negro-land_, Water Mazei. Mazia. Masa. South Africa Maasi, Meetsi. Matee. Asia.—_Japan_ Mizzu, Midz. Misi. Europe.—_Latin_ Mad-idus. (Wet) _English_ “Mizzle”, Moist. Mist.
North Amanga. Africa.—_Berbers_ _Egypt_ (Ram) (A Mounoshe. Mouns-ōr. Torrent, A Stream) em. South Amaansi. Amaanzu. Africa.—_Caffre Tribes_ N. Ménâ. Meneh. America.—_Nadowessians_ Asia.—_Koibal_ (A Meanlai. Stream) _Chaldee_ (Waters) Main. Europe.—_Latin_ (To Man-o. flow)
Asia.—_Heb._ “The Jam, or Ee . am. Sea,” (as above) _Tibet_ (“The Sea”) Gjiamzo. _Kurd_ (A Stream) Tcham. South Kam, Kamme, T’kamme. Africa.—_Hottentot Tribes_ (Water)
_Negro-land_ Koro. North Africa.—_Afnu_ Grua. Asia.—_Pelu_ Chuura. (“Rain”) _Tuschi_ (“Rain”) Kare. _Kalmuck_ (Rain) Chura. _Armenian_ (Water) Tschu r.(207)
N. Africa.—_Egypt_ Eïoor. (A Stream) (Water) Erōn. South Rano, Rana. Ranu. Africa.—_Madagascar_ Europe.—_English_ Rain. and _Anglo-Saxon_ “Pluvia” _Greek_ “Flowing” Rhĕōn. (applied to Water) _Celtic_ (The name “The Rhône.”(208) of a stream in Gaul)
_Negro-land_ Doc, Dock, M’dock. Asia.—_Tribes on the Dok. __“__Jenisei__”__ River, Siberia_ _Kamschatka_ (The Adŭcka. Sea) Europe.—_English_ Duck. (“To put under water,” “A water-fowl,”—_Dr. Johnson_) S. T’kohaa. Africa.—_Hottentots_ (Water)
The following words for “Water” seem also to be unequivocally related viz.: _Basque_—Itsassoa; _Negro-land_—Itchi; _Samoieds_—Ija, Ja; _South America_ (_Cayubabans_)—Ikita; _North America_ (_Katahbans_)—Ejau.
APPENDIX B. CONTAINING (ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE TRIBES AND REGIONS OF AFRICA) THE AFRICAN WORDS COMPARED IN APPENDIX A, WITH THE CORRESPONDING TERMS IN THE LANGUAGES OF ASIA, EUROPE, AND AMERICA.
_Egypt._—“Fire,” Chrom, Grom, Krom, Kōh-th, from Koe, “To burn.” “Sun,” Ra, Re. “Names of the Gods of the Sun,” Khem, Hor, Serapis, Osiri. “Day,” Haou, Eoohu,—(connected with “Glory,” Joh, Ooh, Oih, and “Moon,” Oou, “Lunus,” Joh.) “Eye,” Iri, Bal. “Moon,” Joh, Oou. “Heaven,” Pe, Phe, _plural_ “Heaven-s,” Neth-phe,(209) Ne-pheou. “Name of the Goddess of the Heavens, or Firmament,” Net-phe.
