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CALENDAR HISTORY OF THE KIOWA 



[ETH. ANN. 17 



Giiaud cveek (?), Texas — To'iitep-e'dal 



2>'a. 

 girl — mii'ia'n. 

 gold — a'dalhtiii-ijiiCidal; see also metal, 



ha'tKjya. 

 goose — lyaS, tsadal, 

 gorget — see necklace. 

 Grand river, South Dakota— A'ai/oi j/n. 

 grass — soti . 

 Gray-eagle — an Apache delegate to 



Washington in 1872. 

 great — e'dnl. 

 green — sci'he. 

 grins, he — imto'nomo. 

 Grosventres — BoiVi'iigo (Algontiuiau ) : 



Henon'ko (Sioiian). 

 ground (noun) — see earth, 

 grow — see sprout, 

 gun — haiize'plo. 

 g\iupowder — IidTijiairi . 

 gypsum — de' no it'll. 

 Gypsum creek, Oklahoma — De'no'te'li 



p'a. 

 hair — ddaJ. 



Hall, Agent .1. Lee — E'o'dal-giiddal. 

 Hancock, Genera] W. S.^ — Pa'sotkyuto'. 

 hard — got, k'aii. 

 hare-lip — poH'dkya. 

 hat — holto'n. 

 hate, I — nyujiyai'to. 

 have, I — gyiido'. 



hawk — u ija'-i, aongu'dto, tongu'ddal. 

 HawortU, Agent J. M. — Se'npo-gu'ddal. 

 head — tVdiiltem. 

 Heap-of-liears — Se'tdaya'-ite. 

 heartr — ten. 



hemorrhage, he had a — sa'omhd'pd. 

 Hcrantsa — Heno'iiku. 

 Hidatsa — Hcno'iiko. 

 hide (noun) — ka'-i. 

 high — see long, erect, 

 hill — ya'daidd, k'op, ia'dlo'. 

 hog — 8etae'yii. 



Hog creek, on reservation — Sitsr'yii p'a. 

 hole — td'd{ild('i. 

 horn — guii. 

 horned toad — se'hiin. 

 Home Frog (sic) — Con-a-hen-ka. 

 horse — tatn, jiiibo, gohe. 

 Horse (society) — Ka'itae'nko. 

 Horse's Back — Td'yakwo'ip. 

 hot — gydsd'dal, sald'ti, 

 house — do' . 

 Hueco Tanks, Texas — Tso-do' i-gyald' dtV - 



de'e. 



hunt, \— gyiido' nmo ; sec edo'nmo. 



Hunt, Agent P. B. — Tu'dalk'i a. 



ice — de'ngyii. 



idol — see amulet. 



immigrants — taii'hop ; see also travel, ho. 



Indians — (H'agii'ddalta'ga. 



initiate (into KiVitse'nko) — ii'opaii. o'piin. 



insect — p'odal. 



intestine — see entrails. 



iron or steel — hiViigya. 



Iron-shirt — (1) A''piita'te; (2) ha-;lie-tch. 



Iron-shoe — Uundo'ti. 



island — a da'. 



issue of rations (period) — ko'iiaka n. 



.Jicarill.a — K'op-tagii'i. 



Kansas. Kausans — T'o' I'a ka' -i-do nihr. 



Kansas (tribe), Kaw — Ga'nsa. 



Karaukawa or Carrizo — Dohe'itko. 



kettle — doii'to. 



Kichai (tribe) — see Do'gu'at. 



Kichai hills, on reservation — <) nlionoii- 

 yii'-daldii. 



kick, I — gyii'ango p. 



Kicking- bird — T'ene'-ango'pti: 



kill — eho'tal. 



Kiowa — Ou'igtvii. The popular form oc- 

 curs in a number of geographic designa- 

 tions in the west, .among which are the 

 following: Colorado — Kiowa, Elbert 

 county; Kiowa creek, a tfibutarj- of 

 South Platte river. Indian Territory — 

 Kiowa, Choctaw Nation. Kansas — Ki- 

 owa, Barber county ; Kiowa county ; 

 Kiowa creek, Comanche county, better 

 known as Satanta's fork, a tributary of 

 Cimarron river. Xebraska—Kioyv a,, 

 Thayer county; Kiowa creek, Scott 

 county, a Kiowa village site in 1815. 

 \eiv Mexico — Kiowa, Colfax county. 

 Oklahoma — Kiowa creek, Kiowa Medi- 

 cine-lodge creek, tributaries of Xorth 

 Canadian river. Te.rns — Kiowa creek 



Kiowa Apache (tribe) — SeniiH, Tagn'i. 



Kiowa Medicine-lodge creek, Oklaho- 

 ma — K'a'do' p'a. 



knife — k'a. 



Kwahadi Comanche — Gwa'kale'go. 



lake — setso'. 



lame— toiip'o'dal. 



lamentation — iVgyii; cf. cry, tia'Iyi. 



lance (noun) — guTise'to. 



large — hi'iin, edal. 



learned, Fort, Kansas — Aikon P'a TiipH- 

 he'gyu. 



Las Animas river, Colorado — Tso p'a. 



