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west of the Rio Grande, and this may be true of botli liir^toric and prehistoric 

 times; but the Santa Clara people probably were not the only Tewa occupants 

 of these cliff-lodges. 



Puye has given the names to [14:40], [14:45], and [14:47]. 



[14:47] (1) Santa Clara Pujepopi 'spring at [14:4(j]" {Puje, see [14:40]; 

 popi 'spring' <po 'water', />*' 'to issue'). 



(2) Eng. Nine Mile spring. It is called thus because it is 

 supposed to be 9 miles from Santa Clara Pueblo, or from the Itio 

 Grande. 



[14:4S] Santa Clara Suwalo 'warm barranca' (suwa 'warmth' 'warm'; 

 kq 'barranca'). Why this bank or gulch is called warm the in- 

 formants did not know. Suwa is used much as Eng. 'warm' is 

 used, of objects which are warm, of warm and suimy locations, etc. 



[14:4!»] Santa Clara Knpuunx 'at the small pile or piles of stones' 

 {ku 'stone'; pu'u 'small roundish pile' of about the same mean- 

 ing as hii'i; nsp locative). 



[14:50] Santa Clara 'fn// ojateqwa'iwe 'place of Tafoya's house' 

 {Tap'oja <Span. Tafoya, surname of a Mexican who has a house 

 at this place; ieqwa 'house' <te 'dwelling-place', qwa denoting 

 state of being a receptacle; '/we locative). 



[14:51] Santa Clara Potag.e 'down at the place where the squashes, 

 pumpkins, or gourds are dried' (po 'squash' 'pumpkin' 'gourd'; 

 ia 'to be dry' 'to dry", transitive; g.e 'down at' 'over at'). Cf. 

 [14:52]. 



[14:52] Santa Clara Potag.ihii'u 'arroyo at the place where the 

 squashes, pumpkins, or gourds are dried' {Putage, see [14:51]; 

 h'lj^u 'large groove' 'arroyo'). 



[14:53] Santa Clara ^Awajyasakrimu 'corner where the cat-tails are' 

 Cawap'u 'cat-tail'; sa 2 + plural of tfa 'to be at a place*; kPimu 

 said to mean about the same as hu-u 'large low roundish place'). 



[14:54] Santa Clara J^'ujipinse, P'lip'm/isrkird/c •rabbit-brush nar- 

 row place' 'rabbit-brush narrow place height' (p'tt rabliit-brush' 

 'Chrysothamnus bigelovii'; ^"ij;y for p'ijjk/ 'narrowness' 'nar- 

 row'; ?)fl? locative; hcaje 'height'). Cf. [14:33] and [14:55]. 



[14:55] Santa Clara P ^p' \nn'4-lab a ' rabbit-brush narrow place arro\'o' 

 {P'upinns^, see [14:54]; Am'm 'large groove' 'arroj^o'). 



It is said that the main wagon road leading to Puje [14:4ti] 

 passes through the lower part of this arroyo. 



[14:56] Santa Clara ''Ateeliuu 'little chokecherry . arroyo ' {\xbe 

 'chokecherry' 'Pruniis melanocarpa'; 't? diminutive; //«'m 'large 

 groove' 'arroyo'). 



[14:57] Roman Mountain, see [2:41]. 



[14:58] Santa Clara ]^(lmp''eiii'b(i'u 'black earth corner' {ixnjf 'earth'; 

 P'LVJ' 'blackness' 'black"; hti'u 'large low roundisii place). Cf. 

 |14:5itl. 



