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a Cherokee (name is possibly from the main town of the Cherokees called Kituhaw) |
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katuhò |
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a little town |
| Lenape: |
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utènetët |
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a town-crier; a ceremonial attendant (one who works at Doll Dances; Stomp Dances; etc.; by taking care of the grounds and fire) |
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pùchël |
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he came from town |
| Lenape: |
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utènink um |
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his town |
| Lenape: |
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utènayëm |
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little towns |
| Lenape: |
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utènayëtëta |
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middle of town |
| Lenape: |
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laoutènay |
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my town |
| Lenape: |
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nutènayëm |
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Nowata (town in Oklahoma) |
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Nuwatu (or) Nuwi ta |
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Punxsutawney, PA (lit:- mosquito town) |
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Punkwsutènay |
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Timbered Hills (Lenape name for an area NE of Wann OK; town of Noxie is in this area.) |
| Lenape: |
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tukòhtink |
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to town |
| Lenape: |
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utènink |
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town |
| Lenape: |
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utènay |
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town person; city dweller |
| Lenape: |
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utènaii awèn |
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towns |
| Lenape: |
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utènaya |
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