Myths of the Cherokee / Extract from the Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology

by James Mooney

eni′sĭ—my paternal grandfather (Upper dialect); the Middle and Lower dialect form is agini′sĭ. Cf. edu′tŭ.

Eskaqua—see Iskagua.

Estanaula, Estinaula—see Uʻstăna′lĭ.

Ĕtăwa′hă-tsistatla′skĭ—“Deadwood-lighter,” a traditional Cherokee conjurer. See [number 100].

eʻtĭ, or etĭ—old, long ago.

Etowah—see I′tăwă′.

Etsaiyĭ′—see Ûñtsaiyĭ′.

etsĭ′—my mother (Upper dialect); the Middle and Lower dialect form is agitsĭ′.

Euharlee—see Yuha′lĭ′.

Feather dance—see Tsugidûʻlĭ, Ûlsgi′stĭ.