Tacullie.
American: same asTakulli. The name ofTah-cullymeans “deep-water Indians.”
Tantras.
Works ofHinduritual, adopted or modified by Buddhists.
Tauan.
Negrito: Taua is a small island near New Guinea, the inhabitants of which speakPapuan.W. G.
Tayung.
Assam; said to be a dialect ofMishmiand likeMijhu, but dissimilar and presenting some remarkable peculiarities.H. C.
Tedesco,seeTudesque.
TeetsorHaitlin.
American: Indians of Frazer River; also calledSa-chinco, or “Strangers.”
Tene.
African: aMandingovocabulary in “Polyglotta Africana.”H. C.
Tientsin.
Chinese: local dialect of the port of Pekin.
Toumbulu, }Toumpakewa, }Toundano, }seeMinahassa.Tounsawang, }Tounsea. }
Trovatore.
Italian form of “Troubadour;” the Trovatori used theLingua de Si.
Tshagatai.
Same asTsagatai. A recent writer states that the language described by Professor Vambery asCagataicis the dialect of Kashgar.
Tunganis.
Chinese rebels.
Turko-Armenian.
Turkish: written in characters of the Armenian alphabet.
Turko-Tatar.
Term applied to the EasternTurkishlanguages.