ugunsteʻli (ugunsteʻlu in dialect form)—the horny-head fish.
Ugunʻyi—Tallulah falls, on the river of that name, northeast from Clarksville, in Habersham county, Ga. The meaning of the name is lost.
Uilata—see Uʻtlunʻta.
uk-kuʻsuntsutetiʻ—“it will twist up one’s arm.”
Uk-kuʻsuntsutiʻ—“Bent-bow-shape”; a comic masculine name.
Uk-kunagiʻsti—“it will draw down one’s eye.”
Uk-kwunagiʻta—“eye-drawn-down”; a comic masculine name.
uksuʻhi—the mountain blacksnake or black racer (coluber obsoletus); the name seems to refer to some pecularity of the eye, aktaʻ, uksuhhaʻ, “he has something lodged in his eye.”
Ukteʻna—“Keen-eyed (?)” from aktaʻ, eye, aktaʻti, to examine closely. A mythic great-horned serpent, with a talismanic diadem.
Ukteʻna-tsuganunʻyi—“where the Uktena got fastened.” A spot on Tuckasegee river, about two miles above Bryson City, in Swain county, N. C.