Oghniyawenhonh, what has happened. From _ohni_, C., what? and _iawens_, to happen. Oghnonekenh, dismayed (?) _Kannonhiannion_, B., to fear, to be alarmed. Oghseronnih [onhseronni]; together. _Oseronni_, C., together. Oghsonteraghkowa [aghsonderahkowah], disease, pestilence. Ohhendonh; see _Oghentonh_. Ok, and, also, indeed. Okaghserakonh [okaserakonh], an tears. _Gagasera_, B., tears. Okaghsery [okaseri], tears. _Okaseri_, C., tear, from _Okahra_, eye, and _keri_, liquid. Onakara, horn. Onekwenghdarihenh, in crimson (_i. e._, in blood). _Onigentara,_ B., red; onnigensa, blood. Onenh [onen]. Now; at last; finally. Onghteh [onhteh], perhaps, probably. Onghwa, now, at present. _Onwa_, C., now. (Same as _Nonwa_.) Onghwajok, presently. Onghwenjakonh [onwenjakon], into the earth. See _Onwentsia._ Onidatkon, deadly. Onikonhra, mind, character, disposition, thought, opinion, sentiment. _Gandigonra_, B., _esprit, pensée_. Onkwaghsotshera [onkwasotsera], our forefathers. The root is _sot_, meaning grandparent. _Rak'sotha_, C., my grandfather; _ak'sotha_, my grandmother; _onkwa_, our; _sera_, the "crement," generalizing the word. Onkwaghsotsherashonhkenha, our deceased forefathers. See _Onkwaghsotshera, Shon (son)_ is the plural suffix; _kenha_, deceased, "the late" (the French _feu_). Onok, and, and then. See _Ony, Ok_ and _Neok_. Onokna, and then. Onwa, now. See _Onghwa_. Onwentsia, earth, land, field, ground. Ony [oni], also. See _Neony_. Orighokonha, few words. From _karihwa_ (q. v.), and _okonha_, an affix indicating a restricted plural. Orighwakayongh [oriwakayon], in ancient times. See _Karihwa_ and _Akayongh_. Orighwakwekonh [oriwakwekon], all business, all matters, all the rules. See _Karihwa_ and _Akwekon_. Owenna. See _Kawenna_. Oya [oyah], another, another thing. Oyata (or oyada), body, person, some one, self. _Oiata_, C., body, person; _gaiata_, B., living thing. Oyenkondonh, men, warriors (obsolete). R. Radiyats. See _Ratiyats_. Rakowanenh, he is chief (lit. he is a great one). From _kowanen_, to be great; root, _kowa_, great. Ranyaghdenghshon [ranyadenhshon], he is of the Tortoise clan. _Keniahten, C., to be of the Tortoise band. Ratikowanenghskwe, they were great. 3d person, plural, imperfect of _kowanen,_ to be great. See _Rakowanenh._ Ratiyanarenyon [radiyanaronnyon], their many footmarks, or traces. _Gaianna,_ B., _oiana,_ C, track, trace (frequentative form). _Gaiannaronyon,_ B., there are many tracks. Ratiyats, they call it. 3d person, plural, of _Gaiason,_ B., to name, to call. Raweghniseronnyh [rawenniseronni], he appoints (lit. makes) the day. From _weghnisera,_ day, and _konnis,_ C., to make. Rawenniyo [rawenniyoh], God (lit. he is a master). _Keweniio,_ C., to be master. See Appendix, note B. Raxhottahyh, my forefathers. _Rak sotha,_ C., my grandfather. Roghskenrakeghdekowah, he is a war-chief. _Oskera,_ C., war; _roskenrakehte,_ warrior; _kowa,_ great.