April, _Púñka-p'o_, "Windbreak moon."

May, _Señko-p'o_, "To-plant-secretly moon." This refers to the

planting of sweet corn in nooks and crevices, where children

may not see it, for the _Nimán-katcina_.

June-October, nameless moons, or the same names as the five

winter moons.

November, _Céñi-p'o_,[17] "Horn moon," possibly referring to

the _Aaltû_ of the New-Fire ceremony.

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