Ä´`to-t'aiñ--"White-cowbird," from _ä´`to_ and _t'aiñ_; a Kiowa war chief, brother of Sun-boy, and killed by Texans in 1878-79. In 1874 Set-t'aiñte had given him his _zebat_ or medicine lance, for which reason he was sometimes known as Zebä-do-k`ia, "Man-who-has-the-arrows" (plural form), from _zebä_, _gyädo´_, and _k`ia_. Äyä--"Sitting-on-a-tree" (?). A boy saved from the Osage massacre in 1833. The name seems to be abbreviated from Äyä´ñgya, "Sitting-on-a-tree," from _ä_ and _ä´ñgya_, but may possibly be for _Äyä´ñti_, "(He is)-Walking-on-a-tree," or _Äyäñ´yi_, "Dreaming-on-a-tree." Ä´yä´daldä--"Timber hill," from _ä_ and _yä´daldä_; a hill near the southern Kansas line, on Medicine-lodge creek, hence called _Ä´yä´daldä p'a_. Ä´yä´daldä p'a--"Timber-hill river" (see preceding); Medicine-lodge creek, which flows southward from Kansas into the Salt fork of the Arkansas. The noted treaty was made here in 1867 (see Winter 1867-68). azä´, azai´--udder. Azä´tañhop--"those who went away dissatisfied on account of the udder," from _azä´_, _atäñ´ta_, and _hop_; a traditional seceding band of Kiowa. äzo´n--pomme blanche (_Psoralea esculenta_); a characteristic plains plant, the root of which is eaten in early summer by probably all the tribes of the plains. äzo´t--driftwood; a dam formed by driftwood; from _ä_ and _zo´_ (?), the root of the verb "to flow." Äzo´t p'a--"Driftwood creek, from _äzo´t_ and _p'a_; Two-butte creek, a southern tributary of the Arkansas, below Bent's Fort in Colorado; so called from quantities of driftwood from freshets along its lower course. Near its head, is a "double mountain" (Two buttes?). _Bab´i`pa´_ (Apache)--an Apache signer of the treaty of 1867, called on the treaty "Mah-vip-pah, Wolf's sleeve." badai´--(he is) appearing (as from, over a hill); I am appearing, _äba´dai´_; he is appearing or coming in sight, _badai´_ or _badä´_. ba´dlo´--another name for hill, ridge, or bluff. Cf. _k`op_, _yä´daldä_, _do´ha´_. Bä´o (-te)--see _Guñsa´dalte_. bä´otse´yu--cat; from _bä´o_ (onomatope?) and _tse´yu_. bätso´!--run to it! hurry toward it! implying hurrying to shelter or protection, as _tso´ bätso´! k`op bätso´!_ BA-ZHE-ECH (Apache)--an Apache signer of the treaty of 1867, called on the treaty "_Ba-zhe-ech, Iron Shirt_." be´dal--mouth; properly, lips; singular, _be´ta_. Be´dalgu´ăt--see _Do`gu´ăt_. be´dalpa´--beard; literally, "mouth down or fur," from _be´dal_ and _pa_; the more common word is _senpo_, q. v.