Words For “The Foot.”
Negro-land—(Foot and Leg) Sing; German—Schenkel; English—Shank.
South Africa (Hottentots)—Coap and T'keib; Affghan—Ch pé; Abassian—Sh pe; South America (Mokobis)—Capiate.
Negro-land—Trippe; German-Tripp-en, “To go,” Treppen (“Steps”) English—“Trip.”
Negro-land—Itta; Latin—It-er, “A Journey,” It-um, “Gone;” the participle of the Latin verb Eo, “To go;” Zend—Jeieta, “He goes.”
S. Africa (Hottentots)—Y and Yi; Egypt—I, “To go;” Latin—Eo, “I go.”
South Africa (Hottentots)—Ir-qua; South America (Zamucans)—Irie; Latin—Ire, “To go;” Zend—Harra, “I go.”
Negro-land—Gann; Greenland—Kannak; German—Gehen, “To go,” (Gegangen, “Gone”); Scotch—Gang; Negro-land—It-genge; apparently a compound of the last with a word previously explained.
Negro-land—Nugee; Sclaronic—Noga; South America (Maupurians)—Nuchü, Nucsi.
Egypt—Rat; Welsh—Rodio, “To walk.”