Olla (ol′ la or ol′ ya). Spanish name for the earthenware water jar commonly used in the southwestern part of the United States by Indians and others for the cooling of water.
Oneidas (O nī′ das). One tribe of the Iroquois.
Paw nee′. Indian tribe always at war with the Sioux; now living in Indian Territory.
Pē bō′ an. The manitou of winter.
Pu eb′ lo. Spanish name for village.
Puk wud jin′ nies. Fairies in the woods.
Sault Ste. Marie (Soo′ sent mä ree′). French name for the river which connects Lake Superior and Lake Huron.
Sē′ gun. The manitou of summer and spring.
Se-quoy′ ah. Guesser, a famous Cherokee Indian.
Shaw on dä′ see. The south wind. [[276]]