Jamoo,seeJumboo.
Japurin.
American: native name of the Yarura Indians of New Granada.
Jar.
Caucasian: a branch of theAkush. Also writtenDzhar.H. C.
Jayapoori,underJu.
Jebero,seeXebero.
Jemtlandic.
A dialect of Sweden, cited in Ihre’s “Svenskt Dialekt-Lex.” W.W.S.
Jenisch.
Germanword for Low-speech.
Jenisei,underY.
Jeyapoori,underJu.
Jezidi,underY.
Jig.
Caucasian: a sub-dialect provisionally classed asLesghian. It is also writtenDjig.H. C.
Joakema,seeYakama.
John’s, St.,seePassamaquodds.
Jokong,seeJakun.
Jomay.
African: dialect ofShikan.
Joway,seeIowa.
Juan, San,seePueblo.
Juan, San, Bautista.
American: Mutsun Indians of Monterey County, California.
Juan, San, Capistrano.
American: Californian Indians of the Acagchemem nation, classed asDiegunos, and also calledNetelas.
Juanga,seePuttoos.
Jura.
Patoisof France. Vocaby. in “Mém. de la Soc. des Antiq.,” vol. v., vi.
Jurazen.
Ugrian:Samoieddialect of the N. group (Klaproth).
Jutes.
Teutonic: tribes of ancient Germans, calledGoths.