Shoo-mag'in, i. W. of Russian America. Shoos'ter or Shu'ster; written, also, Schuster Shrewsbury, shroze'ber-e or shruze'ber-e. Siara or Seara, se-å'rå. See Ciara. Sicily, siss'il-e. SI'don. See Saïda. Siegberg, seeG'beRG, t. of Germany. Sierra, se-er'rå.t *Sierra de los Mimbres, se-er'rå då loce mim'- Sierra Estrella, se-er'rå ês-trel'yå, mts. of *Sierra Gorda, se-er'rå gor'då. Si-er'ra Le-o'ne. *Sierra Madre, se-er'rå måd'rå. Sierra Morena, se-er'rå mo-rå'nå. Sierra Nevada (Spain). See Nevada. Si hon or Se-hon', r. of Central Asia. Sikokf, see kokf', Sikoke, see'koke', or Sit- Silian or Siljan, sil'e-ån, or sil'yån, t. and 1. Silesia, si-lee'she-a (Ger. Schlesien, shlà'zeen). Silla, t. of Soodar. Sil-is'tri-a. Sil'věs, or seel'vês, t. of Brazil. Simbirsk or Sim-beersk'. Sim'coe, l. of Canada. Sim'e-on, tribe of Israelites. Sim'men, r. of Switzerland. Simmenthal, sim'mẹn-tåål`, i. e. "the valley of the Simmen." Sim-pher-o'pol or Simferopol. Sim'plon (Fr. pron. sâm`pĺỏx'), mt. of zerland. Sinai, si'nd or si'nå-1, mt. of Arabia. Sinaloa. See Cinaloa. Sincapore. See Singapore. Smythe, smith. Sneehättan or Sneehaettan, snå'het'tan (i. e. So-cor'ro, t. of New Granada. Soissons, swås son' (almost swi'sÒN'). Sinde, sind; called, also, Sindhia or Sindia, Soldau, sol'dow, t. of Prussia. sin'de-a, and Sindy. Sines, see'nes, t. of Portugal. Sin-gan', t. of China. Soldin, sol-deen', t. of Prussia. Soleure, so'lUR' (Ger. Solothurn, solo-tooRN) Singapore, sing ga-pore', or Singapoor; for Soltau, sol'tou, t. of Hanover. merly written Sincapore. Sinigaglia, sin-e-gål'yå, t. of Italy. Sinoob, Sinoub, or Sinub, se'noob' (Anc. Sintelieoo or Sin-Tcheou, sin'che-oo' or sin ST'on or Zion, mt. of Palestine. Sierra is a Spanish word, originally signifying a "saw;" it is also applied to a "mountain ridge," which, from its notched appearance, when viewed from a distance, may be supposed to resemble a saw. Sol'way Frith, between England and Scotland Somaulies or Somolis, so`mo'leez', a people of E. Africa. Somerset, sum'er-set. Sondershausen, son'ders-how'zen, t. of Ger Bookhona, Soukhona, or Sukhona, soo-xo'nå, r. of Russia. Soolimana or Soulimana, soo-le-må'nå, kingdom of W. Africa. Sooloo'. Sooltaneeyeh or Sultanieh, sool-tå-nee'a. Soongaree or Soungari, soong'gå'ree', r. of Central Asia. Soongaria or Soungaria, soong'gå're-å; written, also, Dzoongaria or Dzoungaria, country of Central Asia. Soor or Sour. See Tyre. Soora, Soura, or Sura, soo'rå, r. of Russia. Soorabaya or Surabaya, soo-ra-bi'a. Soorakarta, Sourakarta, or Surakarta, soo-rakar'tą; written, also, Soorakerta or Sourakerta, t. of Java. Soorgoot, Sourgout, or Surgut, soor-goot', sometimes called Soor'goo'toi' or Surgutoi, t. of W. Siberia. Soormool, Sourmoul, or Surmul, soor-mool', t. of Persia. Soos, Sous, or Sus, soos, r. and prov. of Mo rocco. Sootcheoo or Soutcheou, soo`che-oo' or soochew'; sometimes written Sootchow, t. of China. Sophia, so-fee'a, or Triaditza, tre-a-dit'są. Sorelle or Sorel, sō-rell'. See Chambly. Soröe, so'ro or so'rö-eh, almost so'rüh'yeh, i. of Norway. Sor-ren'to. Soudan. See Soodan. Soueyra or Suira. See Mogadore. Soukhona. See Sookhona. Soungari. See Soongaree. Sousam or Soosam. See Samos. Spandau, spån'dow. Sparta, t. of Greece. Spar'ten-burg. Spar-ti-ven'to, cape of Italy. Speyer, pronounced, and often written, Spire. Splügen, splu'ghen or splü'ghen, v. of Switzerland, at the foot of a mi. of the same name. Spokains, or, more properly, Spo-kans', Indians of Oregon, dwelling near the Spokan' R. Spoleto, spo-la'to. Spree, spra, r. of Germany. Spring'fieid. St. See Saint. Stabroek, stå'brook. See Georgetown. Stampalia, ståm-på-lee'a, i. of Greece. Staubbach, stoub'båk, a small stream of Switzerland, with a perpendicular fall of nine hundred feet. Staunton (Va.), stấn'tun. Staunton (England), stån'tun or stân'tun. Staveren, stå'ver-en, t. of Holland. Stern'berg (Ger. pron. st&Rn'bêRG), t. of Bo Stor'na-way, cap. of Lewis I., Scotland. Storsion or Storsjön, stor'se-un or stors'yun, 1. of Sweden. Stourbridge, stür'brij. Strabane, stra-ban'. Stralsund, strål'soond. Stranraer, stran-rawr'. Strasbourg, stras'burg (Fr. pron. stråss'boor'; Ger. Strassburg, stråss'bŏŏRG). Strath-ha'ven, t. of Scotland. Straubing, strou'bing, t. of Bavaria. Strel'itz, cap. of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. Stromboli, strom'bo-le, one of the Lipari Is. Stromöe, stro'mo, or stro'mo-eh, almost Stru'ma (Anc. Stry'mon), r. of Turkey. Stura, stoo'rå, r. of N. Italy. OP Stutgart or Stutgard (Ger. pron. stŏŏt'gart). *Stuyvesant, sti'ves-ant. Styria or Stiria, stir'e-a (Ger. Steyermark, sti'er-mark). Suabia or Swabia, swå'be-a. | Sublettes, sub'lets, 1. of Missouri Territory. Su-det'ic Mts., a chain in the interior of Ger- Su'der-ma'ni-a or su-der-må'ne-a; called, Suderöe, soo'der- or soo'der-ö`eh, almost Suigutoi, a misspelling of Surgutoi. Suir, shure. Suira, swee'rå See Mogadore. Ta'bor, t. of Palestine. Tabreez or Tabriz, tab-reez'; sometimes called Tau'ris. Tabs. See Tubbus. Tacazze, tå-kåt'så; sometimes writter Ta katze and Takatz. Tacna, tåk'nå, t. of Peru. Tacoary, tå-qua-ree', written, also, Taqaary, r. of Brazil. Tad'cas-ter, t. of England. Taf-i-let' or Taf-i-lelt', t., r. and kingdom of See Tag'an-rog' or Tag-an-rock'. Tagliamento, tål-ya-men'to, r. of N. Italy. Tagus (Sp. Tajo, tå'Ho: Port. Tejo, tá'zho). Suli, Sulli, or Soul., soo'le, district and t. of Tahiti, tå-hee'te; formerly written Otaheite. Albania. Sulli-van. Sulmona, sool-mo'nå, t. of Italy. Sultania or Sultanieh. See Sooltaneeyeh. Sumatra, soo-må'trå. Sum-baw'wą. Sunbury, sun'ber-e. Sun'da Sun'der-land. Surat, soo-rat'. Sunds wall, soonds'wåll, t. of Sweden. Taiwan, ti-wân'. See Formosa. Talla-de'ga. Talla-has'see. Talla-hatch'ie. Surhood' or Sourhoud, soor'hood', t. of Be- Talla-poo'sa. *Tamaqua, tam-au'qua. Tamatave, tå må tåv', t. of Madagascar, where Tambobamba, tåm-bo-båm'bå, t. of Peru. Su'są or Shoosh, an ancient city of Persia, of Tambof, Tambov, or Tambow, tẩm-bof'. Sutledge, sut'lej; written, also, Setledge and Tananarivoo or Tananarivou, tån-ån-år`re Switz'er-land (Ger. Schweitz, shwits, Fr. Tapajós. See Topayos. Syll or Syl. See Schyl. Syltöe, sil'to or sül'to-ch, i of Denmark. Syra, see'rå (Anc. Sey'ros), i. of Greece. Szabadka, söhbŏd'koh'. See Theresianopel. Szegedin, såg'ed'een' or sêgêd'in'. *Tap-pan'. Taptay, tåp-ti', t. of S. Brazil. Taptee' or Tapty, r. of Hindostan. Tarakai, tar-a-ki', or Sag-hal-en. Taramandi, tå-rå-mån'de, i. of Brazil. (??) Tarbagtai, tar bag`ti', or Tarbagatai, tar-båg- Szigeth, see gher, sometimes written Ziget, Tarbes, tarb t. of Hungary. T. Taanach, ta'a-nak, t. of Palestine. Tabatinga, tå-bå-ting'gå, t. of Brazil. Tarma, tar'må, t. of Peru. Tarifa, tä-ree'få, t. of Spain, on a bay of its own name. Tarija, tå-ree'nå, t. of Bolivia. Taro, ta'ro, r. of N. Italy. Taroodant, Tarudant, or Taroudant, tå'roodant', t. of Morocco. Tarragona, tår-rå-go'nå. Tar'soos'; written, also, Tarsous and Tarsus. | Teneriffe, ten'er-iff' (Sp. Tenerife, tå-nå Tar'ta-ry. ree'få). Tashkend, tåsh'kend', or Tashkent, t. of In-Ten'nes-see'. dependent Tartary. Tat'nall. Tat'ta, t. of Hindostan. Tauai, tou'T', the same as Atooi. mines. beria. Tcherkask, cher'kåsk'. Tchernigof or Czernigow, chêR-ne-gof". Tchernowitz, cher'no-vits. See Czernowice. Tcheskaya or Tcheskaia, ches-ki'a, gulf in the N. of Russia. Tching-Kiang, ching'-ke-ang', t. of China. Tching-tcheoo (or -tcheou), ching'-che-oo', t. of China. Tchingtoo (or -tou), ching'too', t. of China. Tchoolkova or Tchoulkova, chool'ko'vå, t. of Siberia. Tchouktchis or Tchuktchis. See Tchooktchees. Tchoulkova. See Tchoolkova. Teche, tesh. Tecino. See Ticino. Tecso, tå'cho', t. of Hungary. *Te-cum'seh. Teem'boo', t. of W. Africa. Ten'ter-den, t. of England. Tercero, têR-så'ro, r. of La Plata. Termoli, ter'mo-le, t. of Naples. Ter-no'va, t. of Turkey. Ter'ra del Fu-e'go or Tierra del Fuego, te. er'rå del fwà'go. Terra di Lavoro, ter'rå de lå-vo'ro, prov. of Naples. Terra di Otranto, ter'rå de o-trån'to, prov. of Terracina, ter-rå-chee'nå. nounced tar bone. usually pro *Terre-Haute (Fr. pron. terr-hōte' or terr`- Tessin, tes'sân'. See Ticino. Teton, têt'on, r. of Missouri Territory. Tetooan, Tetuan, or Tetouan, têt'oo'ân', t. of Morocco. Teulada, too-lå'då (It. pron. tẻh'oo-lå'då), cape of Sardinia. Tevere, tà'va-rå. See Tiber. Teviot, tiv'e-ot, r. of Scotland. Tex'el or Tes'sel. Tezcuco, tês-koo'ko, t. of Mexico. Thad'e-us, St., cape of Asia. Thaleain. See Salwin. Thames, temz. Than'et. Than-Lyeng or Than-Lweng. See Salwin. Teen-tseen or Tin-tsin, teent'seen', t. of Thaya, ti'å, r. of Moravia. China. Teffe, tef'få, r. (and t.?) of Brazil. Teflis. See Tiflis. Theaki or Thiaki, the-å'ke, or Ith'a-ca. Thebes, theebz; called Thebai, the'vå, by the modern Greeks. Tehran or Teheran, teh-hrån'; written, also, Theiss, tice (Hun. Tisza, tee-sŏh). Tehraun. *Tehuacan, tả-wả bản. *Tehuantepec, ta-wan-ta-pek'. Teignmouth, tin'muth. Tejuco, ta-zhoo'ko, t. of Brazil. Te-ko'a, t. of Palestine. Tel'fair. Temes, tem'esh'; written, also, Temesch, r. of Hungary. Temesvár, tem-esh-våår'; written, also, Temeschwar. Tem-is'ca-ming', 1. of Canada. Temiscouata, tem'is-koo-å'tå or tem'is-quå'ta, 1. of Canada. Tem'pel-burg or tem'pel-bŏŏRG`, t. of Prussia. Thionville, te'on'vill' or -veel'. To-bolsk'. Tholen or Tolen, to'lẹn, t. and i. of Nether- Tocantins, to-kån-teens'. Thuner-See, toon'er-så'. Thur, tooR, r. of Switzerland. Thurgau, tooR'gow (Fr. Thurgovie, ve'). Tocat or Tokat, to`kåt'. Tocaya, to-ki'å, t. of Brazil. Tocayma or Tocaima, to-ki'må, t. of New Granada. Toenningen. See Tönningen. To-kay' (Hun. pron. to-koi'). To-le'do (Sp. pron. to-là'Do). tür`go-To-lo'sa, t. of Spain. Thuringia, thu-rin'je-a (Ger. Thüringen, tü'- Tom-big'bee or Tom-beck'be. ring-en). Thurles, thurlz. Thur'so, t. of Scotland. Tombuctoo. See Timbuctoo. Tom'kins. Tonbridge. See Tunbridge. Tibboos or Tibbous, tib'booz', a people of N. Ton'don', t. of Mantchooria. Tiber (It. Tevere, tå'vå-rå). *Ton-e-wân'da or Tonewanta. Tong'a (Is.), a group of Polynesia. Tibesti or Tibesty, tee'bes'lee', t. and oasis Tongataboo or Tongatabu, tong'a-tå'boo, i. of N. Africa. Tibet or Tibbet. See Thibet. Tiburon, te-boo-rone', i. in the Gulf of California. Ticino, te-chee'no, improperly written Tesi- Tiflis' or Teflis (native pron. tif`leece'). Tigris. Tilapa, te-lå på, t. of Mexico. Til-la-to'ba, cap. of Tallahatchee Co., Ala. Tilburg. Til'sit. of the above group. Tongo, tong go', written, also, Taungoo, t. of Tongres, toxgr (Flem. Tongern, tong'ern of Tooareeks, Tuariks, Touariks, or Touaryks, tooå reeks' or too'å'riks', a people of Africa. Tooat, Touat, Tuat, or Tawat, tooat' or tå-wåt', oasis of N. Africa. Tooggoort or Tuggurt, toog'goort', t. of N. Africa. Toongooses, Toungouses or Tunguses, toong. goo'sez, a people of Siberia. Toongooska, Toungouska or Tunguska, toong. goos'kå, r. of Siberia. Toonkat, Tounkat or Tunkat, toong`kåt', t. of Independent Tartary. Toorfan, Tourfan, or Turfan, toor'fån', t. of Too'la; written, also, Taula and Tula. Topayos, to-pi'yoce; written, also, Tapajos, tå-på'zhoce or tå-på'hoce. Töplitz, Teplitz, or Toeplitz, tep'lits. Torgau, tor'gow. Torneå; pronounced, and sometimes writter, Tor'ne-o. Tornya, torn'yõh, t. of Hungary. To'ro, t. of Spain. To-ron'to. Torrenante, tor-rå-nån'tà, t. of Mexico. Tor'shok' or Torjok, tor'zhok'. *Tlamet or Tlamath, tlåm'et; called, also, Tor-to'la. Klam'et. Tlascala, tlås-kålå, t. of Mexico. Tlemsan, tlem sån', or Tlemecen, tlem'eh sen'; written, also, Tremecen, t. of Algeria. Tobago, to-bå'go. Tobique, to beek', r. of New Brunswick. Tor-to'na or toR-to'nå, t. of Italy. Tortuga, tor-too'ga, i. of the W. Indies. Tot'ness; written, also, Totnes. |