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Kt'ber-ant, high, -|- ga'ri, mountain. 

 Ku'i-o-gzva, Ku'i-o-ga, Kun'o-gzva, Bear River. Also occasional for 

 Evanston, Wyoming (see An'ko-giva). 

 From kii'i, a plant, -|- o'gzva, river. 

 Kii'm-gi-pa-roi-khi . Small spring and creek north of Indian ranch 

 in Skull Valley, Tooele Co. 



From ku'm-gi, pertaining to fire {kun, fire), -\- pa'roi-kln, 

 spring. 

 Kzi'i'nm-gar-ni. Eagle Mountain, Idaho. 



From kzi'i'ni, gzvi'ni, eagle, -)- n -{- gar'ni, house. So called 

 because many eagles formerly nested on the mountain. 

 Mo'ko-ga-ri. Granite Mountain. 



Mo'ko-moin-bitc. Fremont Island, Great Salt Lake. Moin'bltc, owl. 

 Mo'ni-zvai-ni. Red Butte Canyon. 



The name refers to an occurrence after a battle, the hands 

 of certain captives having been cut ofif and hung up at the mouth 

 of this canyon seemingly as a warning against trespass. 

 Nai'ca-zin-o-gu-pi. Willow Creek, Tooele Co. (near Grantsville). 

 N a'na-zinnt-a-ho-iiup . Birch Creek, Deep Creek district, Tooele Co. 



Na'na-zmnt, ascending, high, -)- o'nu-pi, gorge. 

 O'a-dl-tsun. A mountain in Skull Valley region; occasionally ap- 

 plied to the one more usually termed To'go-a, but probably 

 through error. 

 O'a-pi. Dutch Mountain, Tooele Co. (Deep Creek district). 

 O'a-ta-kun-ha. Drum Mountain, Tooele Co. 



Possibly, judging alone from composition, from o'a-blt, yel- 

 low, -\- ta'ka, snow, -\- in -|- pa, water (or possibly in its other 

 significance, top): hence "yellow snow water" or "yellow 

 snow top." 

 O'gu-pa. North Spring, Skull Valley, Tooele Co. ; also Barlow 



Creek in same place. 

 O'hii-pi-to-o-gfi-pi. Boxelder Creek, Tooele Valley, Tooele Co. 

 O'liio-ti-o-gai-pi. Trout Creek, Tooele Co. 



Om'bi. Pilot Peak Mountain, Tooele Co. (Deep Creek district). 

 O'na-bi. Nephi. 



The word means simply salt, which was formerly obtained 

 at this place. 



