Tymahse—see Tomassee.
Uchee—see Aniʻ-Yuʻtsi.
udaʻhaleʻyi—“on the sunny side.”
udaʻi—the baneberry or cohosh vine (Actaea?). The name signifies that the plant has something long hanging from it.
udaʻli—“(it is) married”; the mistletoe, so-called on account of its parasitic habit.
Uʻdawagunʻta—“Bald.” A bald mountain of the Great Smoky range, in Yancy county, N. C., not far from Mount Mitchell.
Udsiʻskala—a masculine name.
ugaʻsita—sour.
uʻgiskaʻ—“he is swallowing it”; from tsikiuʻ, “I am eating.”
uʻgukuʻ—the hooting or barred owl.