Hellenic: the ancient dialect of Laconia; a form of Doric Greek, with some peculiar words.
Spokein.
American: tribe of Flat Heads.
Squallyamish.
American: same as Squally. Dialect of Puget’s Sound, spoken about 49° N. lat. “Amer. Ethnol.,” vol. ii.; “Journal of the Royal Geographical Society,” 1841.
Stages of Language.
Term used for periods in the growth of a language, it being supposed that a language may develop from Monosyllabic to Agglutinative or Incorporating, and finally become Inflectional.
Steiermarkish.
(1) Wendic: sub-dialect of Slovenian.
(2) Germanic. See Sartoris: “Neuester Reise,” Leipsig, 1811. See [Styrian].