Indian Names in New-York, With a Selection From Other States, And Some Onondaga Names of Plants, Etc..
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an error. Nor does it come from the Spanish word, Huracan, a wind, derived from the Mexican, and familiar to us as hurricane.
A popular interpretation has been from the Spanish word Orejon, A pulling of the ear or Lop ears. Bancroft decides against -this, on good grounds, and Carver's first meaning should be accepted in a general way. A full discussion of this will be found in Ban- croft's Pacific States.
Alabama is usually called The place of rest, or Here we rest.
It has also been rendered Th...icket clearers, as though cleared up for an abiding place. When interpreted A place of rest, as seems best, the reference is to the sluggish nature of the lower part of the river.
Arizona has been derived from Arizonac, a native name for a place on the frontier of Sonora. It is capable of several proper interpretations, and among these are Maiden's valley. Place of few fountains.
Alaska has a flavor of both the American and Siberian coasts, but came from the latter. It is now an English corruption of the original Alaksha, Great land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
an error. Nor does it come from the Spanish word, Huracan, a wind, derived from the Mexican, and familiar to us as hurricane.
A popular interpretation has been from the Spanish word Orejon, A pulling of the ear or Lop ears. Bancroft decides against -this, on good grounds, and Carver's first meaning should be accepted in a general way. A full discussion of this will be found in Ban- croft's Pacific States.
Alabama is usually called The place of rest, or Here we rest.
It has also been rendered Th...icket clearers, as though cleared up for an abiding place. When interpreted A place of rest, as seems best, the reference is to the sluggish nature of the lower part of the river.
Arizona has been derived from Arizonac, a native name for a place on the frontier of Sonora. It is capable of several proper interpretations, and among these are Maiden's valley. Place of few fountains.
Alaska has a flavor of both the American and Siberian coasts, but came from the latter. It is now an English corruption of the original Alaksha, Great land.
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