Migration Legend
A Migration Legend of the Creek Indians, vol. 1 With a Linguistic, Historic and Ethnographic Introduction
作者：Gatschet, Albert S. (Albert Samuel), 1832-1907
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共 135 题- MIGRATION LEGEND
- OF THE
- CREEK INDIANS,
- WITH A LINGUISTIC, HISTORIC AND ETHNOGRAPHIC INTRODUCTION,
- BY
- VOLUME I.
- PREFATORY NOTE.
- THE EDITOR.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- THE SOUTHERN FAMILIES OF INDIANS 9
- A MIGRATION LEGEND OF THE CREEK INDIANS.
- FIRST OR GENERAL PART.
- THE SOUTHERN FAMILIES OF INDIANS.
- I. LINGUISTIC GROUPS OF THE GULF STATES.
- TIMUCUA.
- CALUSA.
- TEQUESTA.
- KATABA.
- YUCHI.
- CHEROKI.
- 2. Ane-igilóhi anatáyaⁿwe, _long hair_ gens.
- 4. Anitsī′skwa, _bird_ gens.
- 6. Anigo-ulé, anikulé, _acorn_ gens.
- 7. Anisahóne, _blue_ gens.
- ARKANSAS.
- TAENSA.
- I. THE NORTHERN TAENSA.
- 1. Taënsas; from Cha'hta taⁿdshi _maize_.
- 3. Nyhougoulas;
- 4. Couthaougoulas; from Cha'hta uk'hátaχ _lake_.
- 5. Conchayon; cf. Cha'hta kónshak _reed, species of cane_.
- 6. Talaspa; probably from ta`lapi _five_, or ta`lepa _hundred_.
- II. THE SOUTHERN TAENSA.
- III. THE TANGIPAHOA.
- NAKTCHE.
- 1. Nachés;
- 4. Cogoucoulas; "_swan people_," from ókok _swan_.
- 5. Yatanocas;
- 8. Tougoulas; "_wood_ or _forest people_" from iti _wood_.
- TONICA.
- ADÁI.
- PANI.
- Cadodaquis; full form, Cado-hadatcho or "_chief tribe_."
- SHETIMASHA.
- ATÁKAPA.
- BIDAI.
- KOROA.
- THE WESTO AND STONO INDIANS
- REMARKS TO THE LINGUISTIC MAP.
- II. THE MASKOKI FAMILY.
- THE COMMON MASKOKI LANGUAGE.
- EXPLOSIVES: BREATHS:
- Gutturals k g χ h
- Palatals tch, ts dsh, ds y ń `l
- Linguals k′ g′ sh l
- Dentals t d s n
- Labials p b f w m
- THE NAME MASKOKI; ITS USE AND SIGNIFICATION.
- THE TRIBAL DIVISIONS OF THE MASKOKI FAMILY.
- YÁMASSI.
- YAMACRAW.
- SEMINOLE.
- LIST OF SEMINOLE SETTLEMENTS.
- 2. Big Cypress, 26° 30´ Lat.
- 3. Fish-eating Creek, 26° 37´; head-chief Tustenúggi.
- 4. Cow Creek, fifteen miles north of Lake Okitchóbi.
- APALACHI.
- MIKASUKI.
- HITCHITI.
- HUNTER'S SONG.
- THE HITCHITI DIALECT
- PHONETICS.
- MORPHOLOGY.
- ALIBAMU.
- KOASSÁTI.
- CHICASA.
- TRIBES ON THE YAZOO RIVER.
- 2. Ouispe; the Oussipés of Pénicaut.
- 4. Taposa; the Tapouchas of Baudry de Lozière.
- 6. Outapa; called Epitoupa, Ibitoupas in other documents.
- CHA'HTA.
- The _Ukla-faláya_, or "Long People," were settled in Leake county. (?)
- CHA'HTA TRIBES OF THE GULF COAST.
- THE CHA'HTA LANGUAGE,
- III. THE CREEK INDIANS.
- THE CREEK SETTLEMENTS.
- ALPHABETIC LIST OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
- LIST OF CREEK SETTLEMENTS.
- THE INDIAN PATHWAYS.
- THE CREEK GOVERNMENT.
- TRIBAL DIVISIONS AND GENTES.
- CIVIL GOVERNMENT OF THE TRIBE.
- THE WARRIOR CLASS.
- THE CHARGES OF COMMANDERS.
- WAR-TITLES.
- Hopú-i hí`l'-míko "good child-chief."
- Míko imá`la "chief leader."
- Sutak'háχki "men fighting in a line."
- WAR-CUSTOMS AND TACTICS.
- ORGANIZATION OF THE CONFEDERACY.
- THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
- THE ANNUAL BUSK.
- On the _sixth_ and _seventh day_ the men remain in the "great house."
- 1. míko huyanī′tcha.
- 2. tóla or sweet bay.
- 3. atchína or cedar (the leaves of it).
- 4. kapapáska, a shrub with red berries.
- 5. tchul'-íssa; signifies: "pine-leaves."
- 6. aták`la lásti, a shrub with black berries.
- 7. tútka hílissua, the "fire-physic."
- 9. tchúfi mási, a species of cane.
- 10. hílissua hátki, the "white physic"; abbrev. hílis'-hátki.
- 11. tútka tchókishi, a moss species.
- 12. u-i láni, "yellow water": the Jerusalem oak.
- 13. oktchanátchku, a rock-moss.
- 14. kóha lowági "switch cane, limber cane."
- FURTHER ETHNOGRAPHIC NOTES.
- NOTES ON CREEK HISTORY.
- THE CREEK DIALECT
- PHONETICS.
- MORPHOLOGY.
- ACTIVE VOICE.
- PASSIVE VOICE.
- OTHER VOICES.
- OTHER CONJUGATIONAL FORMS.
- SYNTAX.
- LEXICAL AFFINITIES.
- SECOND OR SPECIAL PART.
- THE KASI'HTA MIGRATION LEGEND.
- INDIAN MIGRATION LEGENDS.
- MIGRATION LEGENDS OF THE CREEK TRIBES.
- TCHIKILLI'S KASI'HTA LEGEND.
- END OF VOL. I.