Heliconia. Bihao.
High, lofty, eminent, excellent, strong, raised. Tihu. Tichetu, Car, Huibo, Uta—
Heaven, sky. Turei D. Siela O, Coaiba R. Coyaba (Paradise.) Soraya (West sky.) Ubec Ey.—
Heart and Soul. Nanichi—
Holy. Auc D. Yac G. Guaca R.—
Heat, hot, fever, dry. Zechon. Zeziones M.—
Hog, Swine, Pecari. Zaino. Scuna Ac.
His, her, He, she. LI.
Hill. Huibo D. Carive Laet, see mountain.
[pg 241]Hollow, hole, Yara. Yari, Yaru. Coatris.—Trou, Creux French.
Hut. Boharque M. Canei G. Tuhonoko Ey. See House.
Insect. See Little.
Island, Caya, Caic, Caiz, Caiques. All—see Earth and Land.
Infinite, Rapita, Apito, Virita R. D. O. title of God with Guaca holy. Analogies with Rapid and Veritas Latin.
Invisible, Guimazoa, Zuimaco, Quinazona R. D. O.—other title of God, compound words, perhaps of different import: with many affinities in divine names of Lybia, &c.
In, Within, Inside. Hiqui in Cuba Laet. Nacan C.
Indigo, Digo R.
Is, it is, this is. ZI—primitive Ze in Mosaic and Oriental Languages.—He is, she is, EL or eil, see Grammar.
King. Cazic A. Cacique, Caciqui, Caxicus, Casiche Various spellings.—See the Annals.
Knowledge, to know. Guaroco, D.—Char Aramic, Imparar Italic, Rasaca Malay.
Life. Bi G.—Primitive. I Oriental L. Vita Italic, Bios Greek, Vie French.
Lizard. Guana. Iguana A. Yuanas Her,—Aguana Guinea, Iagandu Congo, Athaguan Pelagic, Manatha Aramic, Guha Singala,—Iuganas Cumana, Leguan Aruwak.
[pg 242]Labor. Boria.
Laborer, Vassal, Servant. Nabor, Anaboria, Naboritis. See Annals.
Little, Small, Nothing, Insect. Nigua. Nianti Ey.—
Land. See Earth.
Lord. See Noble.
Light, Shining. Tureigna D. See Heaven.
Lake, Haguai. See Water.
Man, men, male, husband, people. Hito Guani, Cari R. Magua G. 3 roots IT, RI, AN, connected all over the world: IT found in
Iota Old Gothic, Itua Polynesia, Toy Old Egypt, Hitnos Pelagic, Hita Sanscrit, Ati Zend, Itga Nubian, Hetus Ausonian, Het Talahet, Dito Kawi, Fito Japan, Tuhihuit Cumanche, &c.—
RI in Ria Congo, Vir Latin, Hari Tombuctu, Ira Tambu, Er Turk, Air Celtic and Haikan, Yeri Hungarian, Ari Peruvian, Nieri Illyrian, Vair Gothic, Viro Timuacan, Ir Oscan, &c.—
AN in Nan, Yang, Chinese D. Ani Anam, Gens Latin, Han Mbaya, Huinac Tzendal, Aner Greek, Orang Malay, Guan Gaunch,—Hua Apalachi, Huentu Chili, Guana Guanas, &c.
Mother. Mama D.—Primitive word, found in 500 Languages; identic or nearly so in all the Sanscrit and European Languages, the Atlantic Dialects, Bask and Manchu, Egypt and Tartary, Thibet and Polynesia; changed to Mu in Chinese; Am, Om in Arabic Languages—In America [pg 243] quite common also, least changed in Hama Shebaoy, Amani, Adaiz Ma Mobima, Mama Betoy, Omagua and Peru.
Moon. Maroyo R. Marohus O. Mona, Kati in Eyeri. See the Annals.
Much, Many. Tocheta D.—Tucho Iberian, Chuanti Ausonian, Chehel Persian, Totus Latin.—Tacha Achagua, Mioch Mexican, Tobu Brazilian.
Mammeafruit. Mamey D.
Millet. Panycke D.—Panicum Latin.
Mountain or hill, highlands, rough country. Tihui. Huibo, Baino, Zibao, Hayti.—
Music, Noise. Habao, Giahuba.—
Me, I, my, mine, myself—NI, N', MI, M'.—Primitive, found in all the European and Asiatic Languages more or less deviated—
Metal, hard. Nin. Guanin C. Hobin D.—Irania Sanscrit, Vina Jolof,—Panilgue (Iron) Chili.
Manati, Sea-Cow. Manati A.—Lamantin French, Mamatino Sicilian.
[pg 244]Mosquito. Jejen D.—Zinzara Toscan.
Mushroom. Yegan. Guayegan R.—Fungus, Agaricus Latin, Mycos Greek, Guarib Slavic, Guaygrion Celtic, and Old French.
Meadow. Zavana. Zabana A. See Field.
Master, Lord. Guama. See Prince.
Mantle. Yaguas. Her. See Dress.
Moving. Mana. See Grammar.
Manioc. Boniata O, is the mild kind, Yuco D.
Mahogany. Mahogani H. Cahoba.
Mangrove tree. Mangle H.
Noble, good, fine, handsome, lord, chief. Taino A. Mato Her, Nitaino, Mitaino Dialects.—
No, Not, Nothing, Bad. Mayana, Maca D.—