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      <p ns="0" title="FRIANT REGION" snippet="...Chahtaou&#039;&#039;. Near the river was the village of &#039;&#039;Wayahchu&#039;&#039;. &#039;&#039;Wumwumwus&#039;&#039;, &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; rock pile, was the Dumna name for the round lava cap a half mile northwest &#10;" size="28215" wordcount="4516" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:35:57Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="NIPINNAWASSEE REGION" snippet="..., in reference to a local tribe of the Nipinnawassee region, no longer had &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; to the Indian people with whom either Barrett or Meriam spoke. Barrett went&#10;...particle may have been absorbed by the Southern Sierra Miwok with the same &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt;, or may alternatively, perhaps, indicate Yokuts versions of Southern Sierra&#10;" size="17631" wordcount="2706" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:32:11Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="ORO LOMA REGION" snippet="...Oro Loma region to a Yokuts-speaking group called &#039;&#039;“Kah-watch’-wah&#039;&#039;, &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; &amp;quot;Grass Nut People” (1949:14). His information was second-hand, told to hi&#10;...tas vicinity in the Mendota region. “One their villages, name Kahwahchu [&lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; Grass Nut Place] was right where they had that Mexican town, Las Juntas, ju&#10;" size="20005" wordcount="3137" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:37:13Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="VOLUME 1" snippet="A problem in understanding the socio-political &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; of the many rancheria names is that of synonymy. Some missionaries labeled &#10;" size="71379" wordcount="9970" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:01:57Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Volume 1 Appendix A" snippet="...erational link queries can be constructed in ACCESS. See Table A-2 for the &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; of the code letters.&#10;...erational link queries can be constructed in ACCESS. See Table A-2 for the &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; of the code letters.&#10;" size="66291" wordcount="10041" timestamp="2010-07-27T21:39:42Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="SAN EMIGDIO CREEK REGION" snippet="...iki&amp;gt;Tejoneño&amp;lt;nowiki&amp;gt;]&amp;lt;/nowiki&amp;gt; name means El Guatamotal &amp;lt;nowiki&amp;gt;[&amp;lt;/nowiki&amp;gt;&lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; &amp;lt;nowiki&amp;gt;’&amp;lt;/nowiki&amp;gt;the Mule Fat&amp;lt;nowiki&amp;gt;’&amp;lt;/nowiki&amp;gt; (Baccharis salicifolia&#10;...e noted that ipqoyik, the Kitanemuk name for El Pleito, came from ipqochr, &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; &amp;lt;nowiki&amp;gt;’&amp;lt;/nowiki&amp;gt;guatamote&amp;lt;nowiki&amp;gt;’&amp;lt;/nowiki&amp;gt; (Harrington 1986, Rl. 98,&#10;" size="23063" wordcount="3648" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:44:44Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="VOLUME 13" snippet="...n Creek, and perhaps cismontane Kawaiisu territory, there was no political &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; to the regions that we have isolated. Rather, the regions are often just co&#10;...t reflect the different strengths of our data and the &#039;&#039;variation&#039;&#039; in the &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; of the regions. Some regions reflect &amp;quot;loose communities&amp;quot; with some historic&#10;" size="99675" wordcount="13673" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:07:35Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="CALIENTE REGION" snippet="...&amp;lt;/nowiki&amp;gt; i&amp;lt;s&amp;gt;i&amp;lt;/s&amp;gt;rpea&amp;quot;—&lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; &amp;quot;hiedra&amp;quot; (ivy). The term &amp;quot;osrit pavea,&amp;quot; &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; agua caliente (hot spring), was applied, however, not to Caliente but to an&#10;...so recorded. Ta-kaana-ka-di was a site south of Bena and east of Rockpile, &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; &amp;quot;piled up,&amp;quot; while Vozipi-ina was a site on the river or creek below Bena (Z&#10;" size="14078" wordcount="2227" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:46:02Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="TEJON CREEK REGION" snippet="...e added, &amp;quot;the quotation is partly Shoshone. The last word, nim, is Yokuts, &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; my or mine&amp;quot; (Latta 1977:271); that commentary was probably beyond his true &#10;" size="18493" wordcount="2823" timestamp="2010-07-27T22:46:45Z" />
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