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jual-ua, is said to exist iu tlie mountains".' Bandelier lias here 

 recorded the Taos name of Pueblo Peak. From his information 

 the nnnie appears to be applied also to a pu(>blo ruin proba1)ly 

 situated somewhere near the peak. A Taos informant says that 

 no such form as "Mojual-ua" is in use in the Taos language. 



(3) Eng. Pueblo Peak. (<Span.). = Span. (4). 



(4) Cerro del Pueblo "mountain of the pueblo', referring to 

 Taos pueblo. =Eng. (3). 



This great peak rises immediately northeast of Taos Pueblo. It 

 is a mountain especially sacred to the Taos. The sacred lake 

 [8:50] is situated close to this mountain. The mountain and its 

 Taos name in corrupted form are well known to the Tewa. 

 [8:41] (1) Taos Pay(M/'ff(/«d, of obscure etymology (]>« 'water'; Am un- 

 explained; pa 'water' 'creek'; fl?;a noun posttix). Cf. [8:42] 



(■2) Picuris '"'■ Jlilldtmne 'dry creek'."^ =Eng. (3), Span. (4). 



(3) Eng. Arroyo Seco Creek, Seco Creek. (<8pan.). = Picuris 

 (2), Span. (4). 



(4) Span. Arroyo Seco 'dryarroyo'. = Picuris ('2). Eng. (3). 

 Cf. [8:42]. 



[8:42] (1) Taos Pakut'd, PahiM, of obscure etymology (palm- as in 

 [8:41] <^a 'water', A'M unexplained; ^'«' down at' 'over at'; id 

 'up at'). ''I'dHtd.''' 



(2) Eng. Seco town, Arroyo Seco town. ( < Span.). = Span. (3). 



(3) Span. Arroyo Seco 'dry arroyo*. = Eng. (2), named after 

 [8:41], on the bauks of which it stands. 



[8:43] (1) T'awipo, T'av!rimpo 'dwell pass water' (Trtwi'*', see [8:45]; 

 'i/;y locative and adjective-forming postfix; po 'water' 'creek"). 

 This name is sometimes used vaguely to include [8:52] and [8:57]. 



(2) Taos ''Idlap'aipaand 'red willow water', referring to [8:45] 

 ('/a/(^//>'di-, see [8:45]; pa- "water' 'creek"; a/m noun postfix). 



(3) Taos Tudt'dpaand, Tiidhapaond "water down at the pueblo' 

 'water up at the pueblo', referring to Taos Pueblo (Tudt'd-, 

 Tuahd-, see [8:45]; pa ' water' ' creek"; and noun postfix). = Eng. 

 (7), Span, (y).^ 



(4) Taos Kipaicai 'our water' {I'i . . . icai 'our'; pn- 

 ' water"). 



(5) Jemez Ju'ldpd 'water of {Ju'ld-, see [8:45], (13); pd 

 'water' 'creek'). 



(<!) Cochiti Tft'tffohdft'na 'north corner river", referring to 

 the region of Taos (7>t;V/o'^"0) '"^ee [8:45]; tfena 'river"). 



(7) Eng. Pueblo Creek. (<Span.). =Taos (3), Span. (9). 



(8) Eng. Taos Creek. (<Span.). = Span. (10). This name also 

 refers to Fernandez de Taos Creek [8:52]. 



' Bandelier, Final Report, pt. II, p. 32, 1S92. 



2 Spinilpn, Picuris notes, MS., 1910. 



» Budd, Taos vocabulary, MS. in Bur. Amer. Ethn. 



