305. I´-the-dse ba-ç’iⁿ-tha ga ṭse a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 306. Wa´-thiⁿ-e-çka she-moⁿ moⁿ-zhi iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 307. O´-noⁿ p̣a-xe iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 308. Zhiⁿ´ga zho-i-ga oⁿ-tha bi doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 309. Ni´-ḳa noⁿ hi doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 310. I´-the-dse ba-ç’iⁿ-tha a bi i-the ḳi-the moⁿ-thiⁿ ṭa i tsiⁿ da, e´ ṭsi-the a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga. 311. Iⁿ´-shta-the-dse-bi-xoⁿ ga ṭse a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 312. Wa´-thiⁿ-e-çka she-moⁿ moⁿ-zhi iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 313. O´-noⁿ p̣a-xe iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 314. Zhiⁿ´-ga zho-i-ga oⁿ-tha bi doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 315. Ni´-ḳa noⁿ hi doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 316. Iⁿ´-shta-the-dse bi-xoⁿ a bi i-the ḳi-the moⁿ-thiⁿ ṭa i tsiⁿ da, e´ ṭsi-the a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga. 317. P̣a´p̣a-çi ga-ṭse a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 318. Wa´-thiⁿ-e-çka she-moⁿ moⁿ-zhi iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 319. Wa´-ḳoⁿ-da i-ga-dsi-çe p̣a-xe iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 320. Wa´-ḳoⁿ-da u-ṭsi-the thiⁿ-ge a-wa-kshi-the noⁿ iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 321. Zhiⁿ´-ga sho-i-ga oⁿ-tha bi doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 322. Wa´-ḳoⁿ-da i-ba-çi a-thiⁿ moⁿ-thiⁿ ṭa i tsiⁿ da, e´ ṭsi-the a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga. 323. Ṭa´-xpi hiⁿ ga-ça-dse ga thiⁿ-kshe a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 324. Wa´-thiⁿ-e-çka she-moⁿ moⁿ-zhiⁿ iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 325. O´-noⁿ p̣a-xe iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 326. Zhiⁿ´-ga zho-i-ga oⁿ-tha bi doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 327. Ni´-ḳa noⁿ hi doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 328. P̣a´çka u-gthoⁿ e-goⁿ e´ noⁿ bi noⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 329. I´-the ḳi-the moⁿ-thiⁿ ṭa i tsiⁿ da,´ a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga. 330. Woⁿ´shki doⁿ a´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 331. Hoⁿ´-ba tha-gthiⁿ wiⁿ shki oⁿ-hi noⁿ iⁿ da´, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga, 332. Zhiⁿ´-ga hoⁿ-ba tha-gthiⁿ wiⁿ shki i-the ḳi-the moⁿ-thiⁿ ṭa i tsiⁿ da, e ṭsi-the a, a biⁿ da, ṭsi ga. NATIVE NAMES OF OSAGE FULL BLOODS (AS FAR AS COULD BE ASCERTAINED), USED BY EACH GENS OF THE TRIBE NAMES OF THE GENTES AND SUBGENTES The following are the names of the gentes and subgentes of the two great tribal divisions, in their fixed, sequential order, as given by Shoⁿ´-toⁿ-ça-be, Black-dog, to Miss Alice C. Fletcher, in 1896. The name Sho´-ḳa is the title of a subgens from which the principal gens chooses a man or woman to act as official messenger at the performance of a tribal rite. The official messenger also bears the title. FIXED ORDER OF THE GENTES AND SUBGENTES GENTES OF THE HO^N´-GA GREAT DIVISION WA-ZHA´-ZHE SUBDIVISION 1. Wa-zha´-zhe-çka; White Wa-zha´-zhe. Refers to the life symbol of the gens, the fresh water mussel, with its shell. The Sun also is a life symbol of this gens. Iⁿ-gthoⁿ´-ga Ni Moⁿ-tse; Puma-in-the-Water. Sho´-ḳa. 2. Ḳe´-ḳ’iⁿ; Carrier-of-the-Turtle. Ba´-ḳ’a Zho-i-ga-the; Cotton-tree People. Sho´-ḳa. 3. Mi-ḳe´-the-stse-dse; Cat-tail (_Typha latifolia_). Ka´-xe-wa-hu-ça; Youngest brother. Sho´-ḳa.