{"collection":"Native American","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/nam/iro/sim/sim93.htm","path":"nam/iro/sim/sim93.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/nam/iro/sim/sim93.htm","text":"Aw\u00e9ond\u00e1gon.--Name of a weed.\nD\u00e1dahw\u00e2t.--White beaver.\nDadyoendzad\u00e1ses.--He who travels around the world (wolf).\nDagwahgweoses.--Long eyebrows.\nDagwanoenyent gowa.--Whirlwind, cyclone.\nDaqs\u00eddes.--Long foot (rabbit).\nDendend\u00e1ne.--Caterpillar.\nD\u00e9oneyont.--Red hot.\nDewaqsonthw\u00fbs.--Flea.\nD\u00ed\u00b4di.--Blue jay.\nDigi\u00e1\u2019gon gowa.--Buffalo.\nD\u00ed\u00b4sdes.--Woodpecker.\nDjeonyaik.--Robin.\nDji\u00e4yen.--Spider.\nDjihons\u016bqgwen.--Ants.\nDjisd\u00e1a.--Grasshopper.\nDjisgan.--Spirit, ghost.\nDjiss\u00e1a.--Fire\nDjo\u00e9aga.--Coon.\nDjonkdjonkwen.--Chickadee.\nD\u00f3endzowes.--Split the earth (earthquake).\nDonong\u00e1es.--Long horns (snake).\nD\u00f3nyakdane.--He who travels everywhere (inchworm).\nD\u00f3nyonda.--Bald eagle.\nDoseno\u2019daia.--Flying squirrel.\nDotgehondagane.--Half red-headed (woodpecker).\nDowisdowe.--Tip-up (a bird).\nDoyadastethe.--Bright body.\nDw\u00e2aunhdanegen.--Two feathers (rabbit).\nDzainos gowa.--Blue lizard, ancient of lizards.\nDzodj\u00f3gis.--Blackbirds.\nDz\u00f3ega.--Raccoon.\nDzog\u00e9on.--Little people (fairies).\nDzoh\u00f3\u2019qwais.--Chipmunk\nDzoth\u00e1wendon.--Humming bird.\nGadjiqsa.--Husk false face.\nGainsonhe\u2019.--Daddy long legs.\nGa\u00edsgen se.--Ground-bird.\nGandewitha.--Morning star.\nGanenitha.--Corn beetle.\nGanogeshegea.--Sparrow.\nG\u00e1nyage gowa.--Diver (duck).\nGany\u00e2qden han\u00f3wa.--Mud-turtle.\nGanyo gowa.--Great game (white deer).\nGanyuqdjidji.--Yellowbird.\nG\u00e1qga\u2019.--Raven.\nG\u00e1syondetha.--Lightning lion (meteor).\nG\u00e9ha.--Wind.\nGend\u00e1gah\u00e2d\u00e9nyatha.--June-bug.\nG\u00e9nonskwa.--Stone coat (ice and great cold).\nGw\u00edyee.--Phebe bird.\nHad\u00e4\u00e9onis.--Net maker.\nHadentheni.--Speaker.\nHadia\u2019des.--B lack-snake.\nHadiqsadon genonskwa ganyudai.--Grave of frosts, or the so-called stone coats.\nHadjisgw\u00e2s.--Mush eater.\nHadjoqdja.--Skin man.\nHdjendonis.--Woodmaker (a tree worm).\nHaienthw\u00fbs.--Planter.\nHanenyowa\u2019ne.--Big bones (mud turtle). A second name for Mud-turtle, see Gany\u00e2qden han\u00f3wa.\nHanigongendatha.--Definer.\nH\u00e1nisheonon.--Muck-worm.\nHan\u00f3wa.--Turtle.\nHaqgeeah.--Ragged or shabby man.\nHatdedases.--Whirlwind maker.\nHath\u00f3ndes.--The listener (mink).\nH\u00e1weniyo.--Great Spirit.\nHenes.--Panther.\nHeusde\u00f3on.--Rocks go to the water.\nH\u00edno\u2019.--Thunder (personified).\nH\u00edno\u2019hoh\u00e1wank.--Thunder's son.\nHodionskon.--Trickster.\nH\u00f3ng\u00e2k.--Wild (Canada) goose.\nHoqua.--The cry of frogs.\nH\u00f3tho.--Cold -weather, winter.\nI\u2019onwe.--Wild duck.\nNe vonoes.--That is what we like.\nNohnohsot.--Heron.\nN\u00f3ndza\u2019qgwe.--Woodcock.\nNongwatgwa.--Fox.\nNosgwais.--Toad.\nNyagwaihe gowa.--Ancient of bears.\nOdj\u00ede\u2019da.--Crawfish.\nOdzi\u2019n\u00e9owa.--Wasp.\nOgenhwan.--Gnat.\nOkteondon.--Roots, rooted ones.\nOneqsas.--Mushroom eater (a bird).\nOneo.--Corn.\nO\u00f1gwe.--Man, Indian.\nOngweias.--Man eater.\nOnhdagwija.--Good ear.\nOn\u00f3qgont gowa.--Bumble bee.\nO\u2019now\u00e9hda.--Angleworm.\nOnwenaunt.--Blue snake.\nOnwi.--Winged snake.\nO\u2019\u00f3wa.--Horned owl.\nOshada.--Dusty vapor.\n\u00d3shony\u00faqda.--Corn-worm\nOtgo\u00e9.--Wampum.\nOtgon.--Poison.\nOtg\u00f3ndahen.--Red bellied (snake).\nOth\u00e4gwenda.--Flint.\nOth\u00e4gwendonis.--Flintmaker.\nOthaioni hoy\u00e1da.--Wolf-marked.\nOthw\u00e9nsaw\u00e9nhde.--Small liver beside the large one.\nOtsoon.--Turkey.\nOw\u00e9eyegonhdji.--Old woman swan.\nPl\u00e9tho.--Thunder (the sound), a Delaware word.\nPl\u00e9thoak.--Thunders, a Delaware word.\nPopkp\u00e9knos.--Quail, a Delaware word.\nPoyeshaon.--Orphan, a Delaware word.\nSadzaw\u00edski.--Thousand legs.\nSehdonhgwade.--Wood-tick.\nSganonhses gowa.--One of the Thunder family.\nShagodi\u00e4qdane.--The woman in the South.\nShagodyoweg gowa.--Great One who protects us; false face, god of the air.\nShagonoges.--He torments them.\nShagowenotha.--The punisher.\nShag\u00f3y\u00e1dog\u00e9das.--He drives them away.\nShagoyagentha.--He hides them.\nSigweont.--Rattlesnake.\nSkada\u2019g\u00e9a.--In the mist (a bird).\nSkagedi.--Half (of anything).\nSwengedaigea.--Hawk, hen hawk.\nT\u00e9qdoonhuish\u0115.--Woodchuck leggings, the deceiver.\nThagonhs\u00f3wes.--He splits his face.\nTondayent.--White rabbit.\nTsodiqgwadon.--Snake.\nWadyonyondyes.--Wild duck people.\nW\u00e1yon.--Rabbit.\nWia\u2019\u00e1.--Call of phebe bird.\nYenogeaun.--Ear enter (barkworm).\nYeonogaa.--Shingled hair.\nYeqs\u00ednye.--Spinner.\nYontqnwisas.--Name of a song.","title":"Seneca Indian Myths: Glossary","type":"page"}