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CALENDAR HISTORY OF THE KIOWA 



[ETH. ANN. 17 



Smoky-hill river, Kansas — Pe p'a. 



smootli — fani. 



snake — sii'ne', p'odal. 



soldier — t/ii' jialw' , so'le. 



solitary — piiijo. 



Son-of the-Sun — I'ai'-tiUyi'. 



song^d(i'gij<i. 



sour — a tiiii. 



South Canadian river, of Oklahoma and 



Texas — (lii'udal p'a. 

 spear — see lance. 

 split (adjective) — see spoiled, 

 spoiled — p'o'dal (-ta). 

 spring (season) — a'se'gya. 

 spring (of water) — io'niep. 

 sprout — vV i'iidd, gi/al'i'iidd, gyapa'ta. 

 spy (verb) — iHo'a. 

 Staked plain, of Texas and New Mexico — 



Piisdngya. 

 star — dd. 



stay (verb) — see dwell, 

 steal — see ii'semtse. 

 steel — 7i a'ngya. 

 stingy — sa'M. 

 stink (verb) — gydho net. 

 Stinking creek, on reservation — Zo'dnltoi'i 



p'a. 

 Stinking-saddle — Ttika'-i-p'o'dat. 

 stomach— /'O^ 

 stone — tso. 

 Stone-calf — a hostile Cheyenne chief in 



1874-75. 

 stream (novm) — p'a, ase'. 

 strong — got; cf. hard. 

 Stumbling-bear — Sv'l-iml:i'u. 

 stupid — u'dalka'ytt'm; (see also foolish), 

 sugar — pena. 



Sugar creek, on reservation — Tsen p'a. 

 Sugar creek (east fork of Rainy-mountain 



creek), on reservation — Tsodo'vx p'a. 



Cf. Se'pyd'daldd p'a. 

 Sugar creek, on Wichita reservation — 



Pend p'a. 

 Sulphur springs (?), Martin county, 



Texas — Bon ton. 

 summer — pai'gya. 

 summit— j»'(Ji/a ; cf. top. 

 sun — pai. 

 Sun- boy, or Sun's-scu — Pai'-tdlyi'; A'dal- 



bea'hya. 

 Sun dance — E'a'do'. 

 Sunday — Daki'ada. 

 sunrise — pa'i-ha'da. 

 surround, we — gyata'da. 

 swan — tsd'dal-t'a'in. 



Swan — TsWdal-t'a'ih. 



Swan lake, on Wichita reservation — 



Setso', Se'np'odal-e' Setso' . 

 sweat (noun) — sii'daliep. 

 sweat -house — sd'dalgii'dt, ho'npa. 

 Sweetwater creek, Texas — lyu'gu'a p'a. 

 Swift-fox — a Kiowa Apache warrior 



order, according to Clark ; unidentified, 



but not the Ka'itse'iiko or Tonko'ilko 



(see page 230). 

 tail — ton. 



take out — gydkti'atda. 

 tall — gi'dni. 



Tamaulipas, Mexico — A'-t'a'ka'-i-do'mhe. 

 tattoo — see picture. 



Tatum, Agent Lawrie — Danpa'-ingyat'a-i. 

 Tawa'koiii (tribe) — see Do'gu'at. 

 Tawa'koni Jim — principal chief of the 



confederated Wichita, Waco, andTawa- 



koni tribes, and .iuilge of the Indian 



court in 1888; still living, 

 ten — ga'kin. 



Ten-bears — Pd rinst-'amdn. 

 terri ble — :e'diUbe. 

 Texas, southeast — .i'-t'a'ka'-i-do'mbe. Tlie 



name is applied also to Tamaulipas. 

 then, or there — o'hyo. 

 thigh — pa'ki, 

 this — i'iihoti. 

 three^joo. 



throat — osi ; cf. k'odal, neck, 

 throat, I cut his — gydo'k'atema (see init'o'- 



daltii). 

 thunder — pa' sol. 

 tie, I, — gyapd'-imo ; cf. initiate, 

 timber — o. 



tin — hun-t'ain (see also metal, hd'iigya). 

 tipi, house — do'. 

 tipi iiole — guntd. 

 tomorrow — kyuh i'naga. 

 Tonkawa (tiihe)^ K'i'iiahi-pi'dko. 

 tooth — zoil. 

 top — (of mountain, etc) j'i'ay: (end) 



pdtsd't. 

 Top-of-the-mountaiu — Doha'sdn. 

 tortoise — see turtle, 

 trachea— osi. 

 track (noun) — an. 

 trade, I, — dega'nta. 

 trail — ho'an. 

 Traitor creek, Texas — see Sweetwater 



creek, Texas, 

 trap — po, hdn-po. 

 trappers — hu'npoko. 

 travel, I, — dho'd (see ho). 



