41. _Yeshohawak_, "then his next son,"--or rather, perhaps, "then, next, his son." The Cayuga nation was politically the son of the Onondaga nation. _Tekahenyonk_ (Onon., _Hakaenyonk_), "he looks both ways," or, "he examines warily." In section 28 (_ante_ p. 126) this name is spelt _Akahenyonh_. The prefixed _te_ is the duplicative particle, and gives the meaning of "spying on both sides." This and the following chief belong, in Canada, to the Deer clan, and constitute the first Cayuga class. _Jinontaweraon_ (Onon., _Jinontaweyon_), "coming on its knees." 42. _Katakwarasonh_ (Onon., _Ketagwajik_), "it was bruised." This name, it will be seen, is very similar to that of an Onondaga chief,--_ante_, Note to Section 39. The chief now named and the one who follows are of the Bear clan. _Shoyonwese_ (Onon., _Soyonwes_), "he has a long wampumbelt." The root-word of this name is _oyonwa_, wampum-belt, the same that appears in _Hayonwatha_. _Atyaseronne_ (Onon., _Halyasenne_), "he puts one on another," or "he piles on." This chief is of the Tortoise clan, and completes, with the two preceding councillors, the second Cayuga class. 43. _Yeshonadadekenah_, "then they who are brothers." The three chiefs who follow are all of the Wolf clan, and make the third class of the Cayuga councillors. _Teyoronghyonkeh_ (Onon., _Thowenyongo_), "it touches the sky." _Teyodhoreghkonh_ (Onon., _Tyotowegwi_), "doubly cold." _Wathyawenhehetken_ (Onon., _Thaowethon_), "mossy place." 44. The two following chiefs are of the Snipe clan, and constitute the fourth and last Cayuga class. _Atontaraheha_ (Onon., _Hatontaheha_) "crowding himself in." _Teskahe_ (Onon., _Heskahe_) "resting on it."