down.
Lurks Eyes.
Ainoch Thing.
Clisp To fall, let fall.
Clishpen To break by letting fall.
Guth, gut Black.
Gothni, gachlin Child.
Styemon Rat.
Krepoch Cat.
Grannien With child.
Loshub Sweet.
Shum To own.
L'yogh To lose.
Crimum Sheep.
Khadyog Stone.
Nglou Nail.
Gial Yellow, red.
Talosk Weather.
Laprogh Bird.
Madel Tail.
Carob To cut.
Lubran, luber To hit.
Thom Violently.
Mish it thom Hit it hard.
Subli, or soobli Man (_siublach_, a vagrant. Gaelic).

There you are, readers! Make good cheer of it, as Panurge said of what
was beyond him. For what this language really is passeth me and mine.
Of Celtic origin it surely is, for Owen gave me every syllable so
garnished with gutturals that I, being even less of one of the Celtes
than a Chinaman, have not succeeded in writing a single word according to
his pronunciation of it. Thus even Minklers sounds more like _minkias_,
or _pikias_, as he gave it.

To the foregoing I add the numerals and a few phrases:--

Hain, or heen One.
Do Two.
Tri Three.
Ch'air, or k'hair Four.
Cood Five.
She, or shay Six.
Schaacht, or schach' Seven.
Ocht Eight.
Ayen, or nai Nine.
Dy'ai, djai, or dai Ten.
Hinniadh Eleven.
Do yed'h Twelve.
Trin yedh Thirteen.
K'hair yedh, etc. Fourteen, etc.
Tat 'th chesin ogomsa That belongs to me.
Grannis to my deal It belongs to me.
Dioch maa krady in in this nadas I am staying here.
Tash emilesh He is st