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CALENDAR HISTORY OF THE KIOWA 



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nose — mak'o'n. 



nostril — sen. 



notched — iil/a'. 



now — i'hhoijo, 



Nueces river, Texas — Douii'i jra. 



Nuevo Leon, Mexico — A'-l'a'ka'-i-do'mbe. 



oaM.— do' go' t-ii. 



Oak crtek, reservation — Ea'do'Hd p'a. 



ocean — domo'tiloil. 



of (possessive) de (suffix). 



oftspring — see child. 



old man — e'dalki'a, kyii'to'. 



Omaha (tribe) — O'moho'ulo. 



Omaha dance — O'homon-gu'un. 



one — piigo. 



Oiiebcar — Set-pd'go. 



one-sided — see sloping. 



One-ivho-is-surrendered, the — A-ei-kenda. 



orange— see plvim, aJo'. 



Osage (tribe) — E'apd'to, A'hyato. 



otter — apeii. 



Otter creek, ou reservation — P'o p'a. 



owl — mahi'n, sa'podal. 



Pacer — an Apache chief, who died in 1875 ; 

 the name is an American corruption 

 and misconception of his Mexican 

 name Peso, signifying ''dollar" or 

 "money," a Spanish rendering of his 

 proper Apache name Dego. He was a 

 brother of Gonkou, better known as 

 Apache John. 



pain (noun) — kop. 



paint, painted — gyagii'atda, gu'udaldn' . 



Painted-lips — Ti'piniiro'n. 



Palo dufo — A''go't(i. 



Palo-duro creek, in panhandle, Texas — 

 A''go'ta 2}'a. 



partner — laii'. 



Pasenos — Pa'suilko. 



Paso — see Pacer. 



pass (noun) — see canyon. 



past (adverb) — see after. 



Pawnee (tribe) — Gu'igydko. 



Pawnee fork, Kansas — A'ikoii p'a. 



l)each — pa'gi-dlo' (see i)lum, dlo'). 



Pease river, Texas — Tsd io-ijd'daldd Pe 

 p'a. 



pecan — donii'i. 



Pecos river, New Mexico — P'a-e'dal sdii. 



Peilro — Belo. 



Pe uiiteka Comanche — A'-gyai''ko, Gy- 

 a'i'ko. 



peninsula — pi'ho'. 



people k'idgo, -gydko (suffix). 



Peso — see Pacer. 



pet (noun) iseyu (suffix). 



peyote (Lophophora) — se'ni. 



picture — giidt(-gya). 



Pike's peak (f), Colorado — Guadal k'op. 



pimple — a''gat. 



pinto — see variegated. 



pipe — sa'top. 



plant — see c"gu'. 



Platte river (north and south),Nebra8ka — 



K'o'dali'dton p'a, Don p'a, 

 Pleiades — Da'-mata'n{-ta). 

 plum — dlo'. 



pomme blanche ( Psoralea) — azo'n. 

 pond — setso'. 

 Pond creek, Wichita reservation — Se'np'o- 



dal-e' p'a. 

 Ponka (tribe) — A'dalton-ddalka'-igihd'go. 

 Poor- bear — Gti'dnteka'na, Se't-ta'dal. 

 Poor-butfalo — Pa'-ta'dal. 

 Post-oak creek, on reservation — see Oak 



creek, 

 pot — dod'to. 

 pouch — bi'imkd'-i. 

 powder — see gunpowder. 

 Powder river, Montana and Wyoming — 



Hd'iijiain j)'a. 

 powerful — see terrible, 

 prairie — pdgyd. 

 prairie-dog — isdto. 



Prairie-dog (personal name) — Ka-him-hi. 

 prickly — sen. 



prickly-pear (Opuntia) — se'il-dlo'. 

 principal (adjective) — see real, 

 jirong — see branch. 

 Pueblo (tribes) — Te'gud(-go), 

 Purgatoire river, Colorado — Tsop'a. 

 Quahada — see Kwahadi Comanche, 

 fjuail (noun)— |je« soh; cf. turkey, j)en. 

 Quauah Parkier — Gu'a'na. 

 Quapaw (tribe) — A'Idho'. 

 quiver (noun) — aabin'a. 

 rabbit — poldn'yi. 

 race (noun, contest) — tsd'nkia. 

 ragweed (Ambrosia) — d'sdhe'. 

 rain — aej). 

 Rainy mountain, ou reservation — Se'p-yd'- 



daldd'. 

 Rainy-mountain creek, on reservation — 



Se'pyd'dalda p'a, Tsenp'a, Tsodo'm p'a 

 Rate creek (?), Colorado — Se'il-dlo' p'a. 

 Rath, Charles — Tsii'li Esd'n. 

 rattlesnake — sane'hin. 

 Raven or Raven Soldiers — Tonkon'ko. 

 real — liiil (suffix). 

 red — gii'ddal. 

 Red mountain (?), Colorado — Guadal 



k'op. 



