A Record of Study in Aboriginal American Languages

by Daniel G. Brinton

• “Ikonomatic” method, the, [16]
• Incorporation, [6]
• Iroquois, [9]

• Johnnycake, [11]
• Jefferson, T., [12]
• Jivaro, [19]

• Kechua, [19]
• Kiche myths, [15]

• Leca, [19]
• Lenâpé, [9], [11]
• Lenâpé Dictionary, [11]
• Lenâpé Conversations, [11]
• Lencas, [16]
• Lengua, [20]
• Library of Aborig. Literature, [8]
• Lineal Measures, [16]
• Love, Conception of, [8]
• Lucayan, [18]
• Lule, [6], [20]

• Maipure, [6]
• Manao, [19]
• Mandingo language, [12]
• Mangue, [15]
• Mata co, [20]
• Matagalpan, [7]
• Maya, [6], [8], [16]
• Mayan Hieroglyphics, [16]
• Mayan Inscriptions, [14]
• Mazatec, [19]
• Mbaya, [6]
• Measures, lineal, [16]
• Mexican, [6]
• Micmacs, [6]
• Mixes, [16]
• Mixteca, [7], [16]
• Mocoa, [7]
• Mocovi, [7]
• Mohawk, [9]
• Morphology of Amer. Langs., [6]
• Mosquito Coast
• Muller, H. C., [6]
• Muskokee, [11]
• Mythology, American, [12]
• Myths of New World, [12]

• Nahuatl, [6], [8], [10]
• Nahuatl-Spanish jargon, [9]
• Nanticoke, [12]
• Natchez, [12]
• Nicaragua, [15]
• Nicolar, J., [12]
• Noanama, [18]

• Omagua, [7]
• Onas, [20]
• Onondaga, [9]
• Ore, G. de, [20]
• Otomi, [7]. [16], [17]

• Pacasa, [19]
• Paniquita, [7]
• Pareja, F., [13]
• Payagua, [20]
• Pilling, J. C., [4]
• Pinart, A., [15]
• Poetry, Aboriginal, [8]
• Polysynthesis, [6]
• Popolucas, [16]
• Primitive speech, [7]
• Puelche, [19]
• Puquina, [20]

• Querandi, [20]
• Quiche, [15]
• Quechua, [8], [19], [20]

• Rafinesque, C. S., [11]
• Ramas, [18]
• Rand, S. F., [6]
• Rate of change, [7]
• Rebus writing, [16]
• Red Score, the, [9], [11]
• Rig Veda Americanus, [10]