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Adanida'osha 



Adekwe'o^ge 



Adistowa'e 



Ado°dar'ho 

 Ado°'we° 

 Aska'nie' 

 Awe'yondo' gawen' 



notga^o 

 Dagw un'noyaent 

 Daitdagwut' 

 Danondinon'yo 

 Dawan'do* 

 Degi'ya'go° oa^no' 

 Dewutiowa'is 

 Dioge"djaie 

 Diohe"ko^ 



Diondega' 



Dion'dot 



Dionrhoga'we 



Diono'sade'gi 



Djis'ga°da'taha' 



Doge°s' 



Ende'ka gaa"kwa 



Enia'iehuk 



Gada'ciot 

 Gadages'kao° 

 Gagwe'go" 

 Gahadi yago 

 Gaiant'waka 



GLOSSARY OF SENECA WORDS 



(For key to pronunciation see page 139) 



cooperative labor), 39 

 green corn thanksgiving), 43 

 feather wearing; name appHed to conser- 

 vative Indians by the more radical), 14 

 meaning snaky headed), 5 

 thanking or cheer songs), 41 ; figure, 84 

 women's dance), loi 



the funeral address), 107 



the wind spirit), 119 



white beaver), 119 



Thanksgiving), 103 



other ceremony), 121 



Buffalo Society), 125 



exploding wren), 119 



grassy place), 75 



the corn, bean and squash triad ; the word 



means, They sustain us), 39, 54, 86 

 Seneca name of Pittsburgh) 

 tree), 75 

 Open Door, or Door Keeper, name of 



Seneca war sachem, once held by Gen. 



Ely S. Parker), 12 

 place of burnt houses ; the Seneca name 



for Cornplanter village), 20, 52 

 ghost talker), 68 

 truly a reply), 113 

 daytime brilliant orb, the sun), 91 

 it was once that way ; the closing word of 



each section of the Gai' wiio') 

 the trotting dance), 82, loi 

 fetid banks), Cattaraugus 

 all, everyone, entirely), 33 

 at the wood's edge, a ceremony), 123 

 The Planter, commonly called Corn- 

 planter. A Seneca pine tree chief name. 



The half brother of Handsome Lake), 23, 



24, 44, 50 



