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Introduction.
3. Dsĭ´lnaotĭ´lni, Encircled Mountain (par. 385).
4. Haskánhatso
(Haskanhatsódĭne‘),
Much Yucca (par. 386).
5. Nahopáni, Brown Streak; Horizontal on the Ground (par. 387).
6. Tsĭnadsĭ´ni, Black Horizontal Forest (par. 390).
7. Tha‘nĕzá‘ (Tha‘nĕzá‘ni), Among the Scattered (Hills) (par. 392).
8. Dsĭltlá‘ni, Base of the Mountain (par. 393).
9. Thá’paha (Thá‘pahadĭne‘), Among the Waters (par. 394 et seq.).
10. Tsa‘yĭskĭ´dni, Sage-brush Hill (par. 399).
11. Tse‘zĭndiaí, Trap Dyke (par. 401).
12. Klógi (Klógidĭne‘), (Name of an old pueblo) (par. 403).
13. Tó‘hani, Beside the Water (par. 404).
14. Thá‘tsini, Among the Red (Waters or Banks) (par. 405).
15. Kai (Káidĭne‘), Willows (par. 405).
16. Kĭnlĭtsí (Kĭnlĭtsídĭne‘), Red House (of Stone) (par. 406).
17. Dĕstsíni, Red Streak (par. 408).
18. Tlastsíni, Red Flat (par. 408).
19. Notá (Notádĭne‘), Ute (par. 409).
20. Nakaí (Nakaídĭne‘), White Stranger (Mexican) (par. 410).
21. To‘yetlíni, Junction of the Rivers (par. 411).
22. Háltso (Háltsodĭne‘), Yellow Bodies (par. 412).
23. To‘dĭtsíni, Bitter Water (par. 427).
24. Maitó‘ (Maitó‘dĭne‘), Coyote Spring (par. 428).
25. Haslĭ´zni (Haslĭ´zdĭne‘), Mud (par. 429).
26. To‘dokónzi, Saline Water (par. 430, note 171).
27. Bĭtá‘ni, Folded Arms (par. 431).
28. Tsĭnsakádni, Lone Tree (par. 441).
29. Pintó‘ (Pintó‘dĭne‘), Deer Spring (par. 442).
30. Tse‘nahapĭ´lni, Overhanging Rocks (par. 445).
31. Honagá‘ni, Place of Walking (pars. 447, 448).
32. Kinaá‘ni, High Standing House (par. 458).
33. To‘basnaáz (To‘baznaázi), Two Come for Water (par. 449).
34. Nanastĕ´zin, Black Horizontal Stripe Aliens (Zuñi) (par. 452).
35. Dildzéhi, (Not translated) (par. 453).
36. Ásihi (Ásihidĭne‘), Salt (par. 454).
37. Maidĕskĭ´z (Maidĕskĭ´zni), Coyote Pass (Jemez) (Par. 455).
38. Tse‘yanató‘ni (extinct), Horizontal Water under Cliffs (par. 457).
39. Tó‘tsoni, Great Water (par. 459).
40. Bĭtáni or Dsĭltáni, Brow of Mountain.
41. Tse‘yikéhe (Tse‘yikéhedĭne‘), Rocks Standing near One Another.
42. Tlĭziláni, Many Goats (par. 407).
43. To‘tsalsitáya (extinct), Water under the Sitting Frog.

60. The following are eight names obtained from other sources, and not mentioned by Tall Chanter:—

44. Aatsósni, Narrow Gorge.
45. Naa‘í (Naa‘ídĭne‘), Monocline.
46. Yóo, Beads.
47. Ka‘náni, Living Arrows.
48. Tse‘tháni, Among the Rocks.