Calendar history
章节目录
共 39 段- 228. Pai Gañhíña P'a--Fourth of July races
- _Te´pdă´_--"Coming out," "going out," "issuing" (as water fr
- The definite recollection which the Kiowa have of these trib
- The Dotames and Castapanas (for Castahanas) here mentioned a
- In the summer of 1854 the Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Cheyenne,
- From this time the Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache, as tribes, r
- Lately they have yielded to a demand made upon them and give
- In the latter part of June, 1874, the confederated Comanche,
- Set-t'aiñte was distinguished by his war paint, which was re
- With the close of the outbreak and the subsequent readjustme
- 4. _Kiñep_, "Big Shields." To them belonged the _gadómbitsóñ
- The _Â'dalbeáhya_ (the word has some connection with _âdal_,
- In regard to this northern origin and early association Clar
- The warriors-being absent, the Kiowa made no attempt at a st
- We found the mountains inclosing the Pawnee [i.e., Pawnee Pi
- _Ká-i Sabíña Dam Sai_, "Hide-quiver war expedition winter."
- Whenever a leader died or was killed another was selected fr
- The Pawnee followed the trail of the Kiowa, and on coming ne
- On being driven into the cave the Kiowa found themselves cut
- _Ä´pätsä´t Sai_, "Treetop winter," or _Tséñko Sápän Étpata S
- _Ä´yä´daldä Sai_, "Timber-hill winter," so-called on account
- Notwithstanding the promises of good conduct which had induc
- _Iyúgúa P'a K`ádó_, "Maggot-creek sun dance," so called beca
- _Tä´kágyä Sai_, "Eye-triumph winter." The name and story fur
- For this winter both calendars record a prairie fire which d
- When the author returned to the Kiowa in the early summer of
- _Dakota, and Cheyenne._--"The Dakota count their years by wi
- Lancaster, Camp--1856--1861.
- A'pämâ´dal(te)--"Struck-his-head-against-a-tree," a Mexican
- Doñ´iga-p'a´da´-de´e or Doñ´iga-p'ak`a´dee--Cataract canyon;
- Hâ´ñzepho´`da--"Kills-with-a-gun," from _hâ´nze´pko_ and _gy
- K`optai´de-do´-tse´dalte--Signal mountain, west of Fort Sill
- sä´daltep--sweat (noun).
- T'ene´pi´abi--"Hummingbird;" a Kiowa warrior and Florida pri
- Caddo creek (?), Colorado--_Se´ñ-älo´ p'a_.
- Waco (tribe)--see _Do´`guat_.
- ÄANÓÑTE, _see_ DOHÁSÄN.
- KÁÄSÄ´NTE in hostilities of 1874,
- TÄBINÄ´NAKA, Comanche councilman in 1888,