human
(Phaseolus), now distinguished as mu`na igatehi,
gpt
and nun`da` sunna`yehi, nun`da
human
In the sacred formulas the moon is sometimes called Ge yagu`ga, or Su`talidihi,
gpt
Six-keller,
human
i. e.,
gpt
from nun`da`, sun, and da`ka na` or detsi`ka na,
human
I am looking at it.
gpt
Middle (i. e., Noonday) sun, from nunda`, sun and aye li, middle; a former Cherokee settlement on Nantahala river, near the present Jarrett station, in Macon county, N. C., so-called from the high cliffs which shut out the view of the sun until nearly noon. The name appears also as Nantahala, Nantiyallee, Nuntialla, etc. It appears to have been applied properly only to the point on the river where the cliffs are most perpendicular, while the settlement itself was known as Kanu`gu la`yi,
human
Briertown,
gpt
Path-killer, literally,
human
from nun`nahi, path, and ahihi`,
gpt
(habitually);
human
I am killing, tsi`ihu`. A principal chief, about the year 1813. Major John Ridge was originally known by the same name, but afterward took the name, Gunun`da le`gi,
gpt
One who follows the ridge,
human
from nunna`hi, path, and tsune`ga, plural of une`ga, white; the form is the plural, as is common in Indian names, and has probably a symbolic reference to the
gpt
I dwell, I live, e`hi`,
human
I dwell habitually, and may be rendered
gpt
or
human
but implies having always been there, i. e.,
gpt
Immortals. It has been spelled Nanehi and Nuhnayie by different writers. The singular form Naye`hi occurs also as a personal name, about equivalent to Eda`hi,
human
One who goes about.
gpt
Rock that talks, from nunyu`, rock, and tsiwa`nihu,
human
I am talking.
gpt
Stone-clad, from nunyu, rock, and agwaun`wu,
human
I am clothed or covered.