Calendar history of the Kiowa Indians. (1898 N 17 / 1895-1896 (pages 129-444))Mooney, James
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Calendar history of the Kiowa Indians. (1898 N 17 / 1895-1896 (pages 129-444))
Mooney, James
Kiowa Indians; Kiowa language -- Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.
_Kiowa Apaches_--Clark, Indian Sign Language, 33, 1885.
_Ésikwíta_--Properly the name of the Mescalero Apache, but in various
forms--Essequeta, etc--has sometimes been incorrectly applied to the
Kiowa Apache.
_Gáta`ka_--Mooney, Misc. Ind. MS. So called by the Pawnee.
_Ca´takâ_--Lewis, Report, 1805, in Mess. from the President
communicating discoveries by Lewis and Clark, etc, 38, 1806.
_Cataha_--Lewis, Travels, 15, 1809 (misprint).
_Cattako_--Lewis and Clark, Discoveries, 23, 1806.
_Cuttako_--American State Papers, IV, 710, 1832.
_Gataea_ (for Gataca)--La Salle, 1682, in Margry, Découvertes, II, 168,
1877.
_Gataka_--Harris, Coll. Voy. and Travels, I, map, 685, 1705.
_Gattacka_--La Salle, 1682, in Margry, Découvertes, II. 201, 1877.
_Gû´ta`k_--La Flesche, Omaha and Ponca name, probably derived from the
Pawnee.
_Ka-ta-ka_--Kioway, Kataka, and Towakaro treaty; ratified 1838.
_Kattekas_--French, Hist. Colls. of Louisiana, new series, I, 153, note,
1869.
_Quataquois_--La Harpe, 1719, in Margry, Découvertes, VI, 289.
_Quataquon_--Beaurain, 1719, ibid.
_Tha`ká-hinĕ´na_} Mooney, Misc. Ind. MS. Arapaho names, derived from_
_Tha`ká-itän_ } _Gáta`ka_ and _hinĕ´na_, "people," or _itâ´n_,
"tribe."
_Gĭnä's_--Mooney, Misc. Ind. MS. Wichita name.
_Kántsi_--Mooney, Misc. Ind. MS. Caddo collective name for the Apache
tribes, signifying "liars;" hence Cancy, etc.
_K`á-pätop_--A generic Kiowa name for several tribes cognate with the
Apache, including Apache proper, Mescalero, Lipan, and Kiowa Apache. It
signifies "knife-whetters," or "whetstone people." The name became
obsolete about six years ago in consequence of the death of a Kiowa
chief named _K`á-pä'te_.
_Kĭsínăhĭs_--Mooney, Misc. Ind. MS. Kichai name.
_Mûtsiănă-täníu_--Cheyenne name, signifying "whetstone people."
_Nadíisha-déna_--The name used by themselves, signifying "our people" or
"people of our kind;" singular, _Ná-isha_. _Déna_, "people," is the word
which, in the various dialectal forms of _dina_, _tĭné_, _dĭ'nĕ_,
_tûne_, _nde_, etc, enters into so many tribal names of the Athapascan
stock.
_Prairie Apache_--Whitfield in Rept. Comr. of Ind. Aff., 297, 1854.
_Sádalsómte-k`íägo_--Another Kiowa name for the Kiowa Apache, signifying
"weasel people."
_Semät_--The name by which the Kiowa call them, signifying "thieves;"
the name which designates this tribe alone, superseded a few years ago
the more general term _K á-pä´top_.
_Tagúi_--The old Kiowa name for the Apache tribes generally, superseded
for a time by _K á-pä´top_, but now again in use. Cf _T'a`ká-i_, "white
man."
_Tâ´gugála_--Hodge, Pueblo MS. Notes, 1895. The Jemez name for the
Apache tribes, including the Kiowa Apache.
_Tágukerésh_--Hodge, Pueblo MS. Notes, 1895. The Pecos name for the
Apache tribes, including the Kiowa Apache.
_Tashĭn_--Mooney, Misc. Ind. MS. Comanche generic name for the Apache
tribes.
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