448 ETHNOGEOGEAPHY OF THE TEWA INDIANS [eth. ANN. 29 



(2) Taos "Tuwita 'halioti.s place '""." =Picuris (3). Although 

 the Taos may etymologize the name thus, it seems probable that 

 the first two syllables are < Keresan, and that fa is the Taos loca- 

 tive postfix meaning 'down at'. 



(3) Picuris "Tu-wit-ha'."' "Thuwitha."^ =Taos (2), 



(4) Isleta "Tu-a-wi-hor'^ (probalily same as GatschetV "Tiiwi- 

 2:uide," below). "Tu'-iai."^ -Tiiwi'-ai."* "Tiiwi;i^uide"-' (mean- 

 ing 'Santo Domingo person'). =Sandia (5). Evidently the first 

 two syllables < Keresan + locative -al. 



(5) Sandia "Tewiai."^ = Isleta (4). 



(6) Jemez Tawigi'i, not of Jemez etymology {Tawl probably 

 < Keresan; gTi locative postfix). Santo Domingo people are 

 called TawlgViisaCAj {tsuaf 'people'). = Pecos (7). ''Ta'-wi- 

 gi."^ Cf. especially Pecos (7). 



(7) Pecos "Ta-wi'-gi."' =Jemez (G). 



(8) Cochiti Tfewa of okscure etymology. ''Dyi'-wa."' 



(9) Santo Domingo K/ewa, of obscure etymolog}'. The Santo 

 Domingo people are called Kfeioainx {nue 'people"). "Ge-e- 

 way ".^ " Ge-e-we".' '' Ki'-o-a-me or Ki'-wo-mi" "• (for Kfewa- 

 mse). "Ki'-o-wummi"" {iovlZfewamse). "Kiwomi":'^ given as 

 name of the Santo Domingo dialect; probably using Wheeler as 

 his source; iov Kfc'iranue. "Kiwomi or Kivorae".'' "Ki-ua".''' 

 "Ki-ua".'= "Tihua".'" "Ki-hua".'" 



(10) Santo Domingo " Yon-pel-la}' ".'^ 



(11) Sia "Tiwi".'" Santa Ana. ^ 



(12) "T'wi'wi".' 



(13) San Felipe "Ki'wa'\> 



(14) Laguna "Dji'wi".' 



(15) Acoma "Ti'wi"".' 



' Hodge, field notes, Bur. Amer. Ethn., 1895 (Handbook Ind«.. pt. J p. 462, 1910). 

 iSpinden, Picuris notes, MS., 1910. 

 sGibbs, Isleta vooab., MS., Bur. .\mer. Ethu., 1808. 

 (Gatschet, ibid., 1885. 

 = Gatschet, Sandia vocab., ibid., ii. d. 

 " Hodge, op. cit. 

 'Ibid. 



eSimpson, Rep. to Sei;. War. p. 143, 1850. 



9 Simpson (1850) quoted in WhccUr Sun: Rep., vii, p. 418,-1879 

 '» Whipple, Pac. R. R. Rep., in, pt. 3, p. 90. 18.5fi. . 



" Ibid., p. 9. 



•2 Gatschet, Zwolf Sprachen aus dem Siidwesten Nordamerikas, p. 00, 1876. 

 13 Pimentel cited by Cubas. Repub. Mexico, p. 65, 1876. 

 '< Bandelier, Final Report, pt. i, p. 260, 1890. 

 ■Mbid., pt. II, p. 187, 1892. 

 '» Bandelier, Gilded Man, p. 216, 1893. 

 I' .louvonceau in Cath. Pioneer, i. No. 9, p. 12, VMH. 



>9 Wallace, Land of the Pueblo,<i. p. 56, 1888 (said in Handbook Inds., pt. 2. p. 642. 19in. to be erro- 

 neously so called because of one of their dances). 

 " Spiuden, Sia vocab., MS., 1911. 



