The treasury of languages

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Huzzaw, see [Osage].

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Iaian.

A Polynesian dialect, allied to Lifu.

Iakon, under [J].

Iapygian.

A language spoken in the S. of ancient Italy; it was allied to Oscan, but containing a large number of Greek words. See Mommsen: “Unteritalischen Dialekte,” Leipsig, 1851. G. R.

Ibarekab.

African: a dialect of Beja. See Salt’s “Voyage.”