Yonahequah—see Yân-e′gwa.
Ytaua, Ytava—see I′tăwă′.
Yu!—an unmeaning song refrain and interjection.
Yuha′lĭ—Euharlee creek, of lower Etowah river, in Bartow county, Georgia. The name is said by the Cherokee to be a corruption of Yufala (Eufaula), a well-known Creek local name. See [number 105].
yûnsû′—buffalo; cf. Creek yĕna′sa, Choctaw yanash, Hichitee ya′nasi.
Yûnsâ′ĭ—“Buffalo place”; West Buffalo creek of Cheowa river in Graham county, North Carolina; the site of a former Cherokee settlement. See [number 122].
yu′wĕ-yuwĕhe′—an unmeaning song refrain. See [number 118].
yûñ′wĭ—person, man; cf. Mohawk oñgweʻ.
Yûñ′wĭ Amă′yĭnĕ′hĭ—“Water-dwelling People,” from yûñ′wĭ, person, and ămă′yĭnĕ′hĭ, plural of ămăyĕ′hĭ, q. v.; a race of water fairies. See [number 78].
Yûñ′wĭ-dĭkatâgûñ′yĭ—see Yûñ′wĭ-tsulenûñ′yĭ.