400 A SYNOPSIS OF THE INDIAN TRIBES. Cherokee. 110 Storm unawle, {wind) 117 liti ill bo ir utaquatawgi 1 L8 .1 tiro ra bo r calls utselungnunghi 119 Smoke tsukasungsti L20 Wave 121 SW* atugisti iaa ftximz^ keyung, uweyung, (a stream, whether large or small) 123 t^» the river tsawgi, (ap stream) 124 Doton tAe river kei, (down stream) 1 26 Foiis o/ </ r/rtr ama katawawskung, (falling water, where waterfalls) TJi) Rapids ustanalung 127 Source of a river kanugawgung, (place of springing vp) 128 Spring kanugawgung 129 For,/ tikasawhistiyi 130 Banks of a river amayulawti, (adjacent to the water) 131 Branch, or fork uweyung, keyung, (stream) 13'2 £e/2 hand fork akaskanititlung keyung, (/eff /tawd stream) 133 ittjgAt hand fork akatisititlung keyung, (right hand stream) 134 Portage atugistawtiyi 135 P«*A nungnawhi 136 War-road a thing unknown 137 Sand nawyu 138 C7aj/ kata, (dirt, earth) 139 Jtfud tlawavvta 140 Care ustakalungi 141 Safc ama 142 Sa/i spring ama ulawtsung kanugawgung, (spring from which salt comes) 143 ^ Licfc unikanatistiyi 144 Jl/efaZ no general name 145 GoJd atelung talawnike, (yellow metal, gold) 14G Si/rer 147 Lead 148 Fores* atelung unekung, (white metal, silver) inakei 149 Prairie ikawti 150 Trunk of a tree 151 Branch of a tree uwanikalungi 152 Floicer utsilungi 153 Frwi« atatungungski 156 Seed ukata 157 ,Va* no general name 158 Berrrj no general name 159 PZanZ aliyehuugski, (vegetable) 160 SArai 161 Corn, or grain 162 W7ica* utsalesti 163 itye 164 Oate sawquili unigisti, (horse- provender) 165 Roots unastetla 166 Potatoes nunu, nuna, nunung, (the last most common) 167 Pumpkin iya, (pumpkin, squash) 168 Watermelon kunggisti 169 Wild oats 170 £/>c/i 171 Chestnut tree till 172 Sugar-maple tlung'wagi 173 Plum-tree quanunasti, (small peach) 174 Acorn kuli
