29. xuma (xuma-tli), spoon. Sans., chamasa;
from Sans., cham, to
eat.
30. mich (mich-in), fish. Sans., machcha.
31. zaca (zaca-tl), grass. Sans., saka.
32. col (te-col-li, col-ceuia, &c.), charcoal.
Sans., jval, to burn,
flame; Icel., kol; Eng.,
coal; Irish, gual.
33. cen (cen-tli), grain, maize. Sans., kana, grain.
34. ehe (ehe-catl), wind. Sans., vayu.
35. mix (mix-tli), cloud. Sans., megha; Icel., and Eng., mist.
36. cal (cal-ii),_house_. Sans., sala. Greek, kalia; Lat., cella.
37. qua (qua-itl), head. Sans., ka.
38. ix (ix-tli), eye, face. Sans., aksha, eye; asya, face.
39. can (can-tli), cheek, Sans., ganda; Lat., gena.
40. chichi (chichi-tl), teat. Sans., chuchuka.
41. nene (nene-tl), pupil of eye. Sans., nayana.
42. choloa, to run or leap. Sans., char.
43. caqui (caqui-ztli), sound. Sans., kach, to sound.
44. xin (xi-xin-ia), to cut, ruin, destroy.
Sans., ksin, to hurt,
kill.
45. tlacc (tlacc-ani), to run. Sans., triks, to go; Greek, trecho.
46. patlani, to fly. Sans., pat.
47. mati, to know. Sans., medh, to
understand; mati, thought,
mind; Greek root math.
48. it (it-ta), to see. Sans., vid; Greek
root id, eidomai, &c.;
Lat., video.
49. meya, to flow, trickle. Sans., mih.
50. mic (mic-tia), to kill. Sans., mi, mith.
51. cuica, to sing. Sans., kuj. to sing, as birds, &c.
52. chichi to suck. SANS., chush.
53. ahnachia, to sprinkle: compare SANS. uks.
54. coton (coton-a),_to cut_. SANS. kutt.
55. nex (nex-tia), to shine. SANS, nad; LAT., niteo.
55. notz (notz-a), to call. SANS., nad.
57. choc (choc-a),_to lament, cry_. SANS, kuch,
to cry aloud, scream;
such, to wail.
58. me(?)(in me-catl, binding-thing, chain?) to bind SANS., mu, mava.
59. qua, to eat, bite: compare SANS. charv,
to chew, bite, gnaw;
chah, to bruize; khad,
to eat.; GERMAN, kauen; ENG., to chew.
60. te, thou. SANS. tvam; LAT., tu.
61. quen, how? SANS. kena.
Other curious resemblances between the Aztec and European languages are:
62. pepeyol, poplar. LAT., populus; ICEL., popel.
63. papal (papal-otl), butterfly; LAT., papilio.
64. ul (ul-li), juice of the India-rubber tree,
used as oil for
anointing, &c. LAT., oleum;
ENG., oil, &c.