Kunyonskota. White creek (on Dean’s patent.)

Kanaghtarageara. Place of washing the penis. This is a dark ravine.

This word appears to be Mohawk.

Sa-da-quoit. Smooth pebbles in the bed of the stream—creek at

New-Hartford. All these are in Oneida county.

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Ot, Judge J. says, means water in the Oneida tongue.

Otsego, he adds, is from Ot, water, and Sago, hail, welcome, how d’ye

do? This I don’t believe. It is not in accordance with the Indian

principles of combination.

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