ADDENDA.
Cabala,see underK.
Caipotorade.
American: sub-dialect ofZamuca.
Camshava,Cumshewan.
American: tribe of Haidah in Q. Charlotte’s Is.
Cathay,seeMunipoori.
Cauraseni.
Indic: dialect ofPrakrit.
Chacahuaxti.
American: sub-dialect ofTotonaka.
Chahtah,seeChocktaw.
Chalchesi.
American: sub-dialect ofNahuatl.
Chamer.
American: Osage tribe of Arkansas.
Chami,Chumi.
Illyric: sub-dialect ofAlbanian.
Champhung.
Indo-Chinese: aNagadialect.
Chanos,Chonos,Chunos.
American: tribe of Vuta-Huilliche.
Chasowo.
Ugrian: dialect ofSamoyed.
Chechehet.
American: tribe of Puelche.
Chelake,Chilake,seeChirake.
Chellouh.
African: same asShilluk.
Chichimek.
American: ancient dynasty of Mexico.
Chilcart.
American: leading tribe of Sitka.
Chilicothe.
American: tribe of Shawnees.
Chimmesyan,seeChemmesyan.
Chin-cheo.
Chinese: name for the dialect ofFu-Kian.
Chirake.
American: same asCherokee.
Chirupa.
American: dialect ofMaypur.
Chola.
American:mestizorace of Peru.
Chonos,seeChanos.
Chopunish.
American: name forSahaptins.
Choscot.
Moghol: dialect ofKalmuk.
Chowhone.
Dravidian: sub-dialect ofBowri.
Chuchu.
American: dialect of the S. Xaverio Mission, Bolivia.
Chumi,seeChami.
Chuno,seeChanos.
Chunupies.
American: tribe of Vilela.
Cole,seeKol.
Concha.
American:Chikkasahdialect of W. Florida.
Crimean.
Turkee: calledKrim-Tartar; dialect of the Crimea. Vocaby. in Montandon’s “Guide,” Odessa, 1834.
Crnogorci.
Servian: same asMontenegrine.
Culilan-Cunny.
American: tribe of Tehuelhets. Cunny: a tribal designation of that people.
Cumshewan,seeCamshava.