| Chahi
|
English
|
| Abayang
|
South America; derived from Kwachyapi word meaning "vital blood."
|
| Adanadi
|
Extraterrestrial lifeform harnessed for bioengineering. Kitowayapi loanword meaning "gift."
|
| Ahi
|
Home
|
| Akalaw
|
Cahokian Botanical Garden, named for famous botanist.
|
| Amo
|
To Eat
|
| Anicha
|
Molecular Blade; name of famed engineer.
|
| Aniil
|
Nation in Abayang known for trading hubs.
|
| Anikora
|
Free Lands ethnic group from north of Cahokia; known for strict hierarchies and underground architecture.
|
| Anpa
|
Dawn
|
| Anpa Gatchoo
|
Cahokian Gatchoo Stadium.
|
| Atsi
|
Scout
|
| Awis
|
Climatolgical phenomenon that plunged the world into darkness. Kitowayapi loanword meaning dusk or darkening land.
|
| Azayang
|
Central America; derived from Naatooyapi word "Aztlan," a mythical homeland.
|
| Banosha
|
Green
|
| Baya
|
To Spread Out
|
| Baya Wanka
|
Cahokian Public Aid Office, lit. "Spreading-Out Place."
|
| Biza
|
Clear
|
| Buus Swadey
|
Ti'Swaq City
|
| Cahokia
|
Largest City in Makasing.
|
| Cambaba
|
Nation in northern Abayang known for wetlands and agriculture.
|
| Chahi
|
Language spoken in the Free Lands; lit. means "mix."
|
| Chahota
|
Ash
|
| Chalakatha
|
Hadanosani City
|
| Chan
|
Tree
|
| Chana
|
Woods
|
| Chani
|
Tobacco
|
| Chankas
|
Fort
|
| Chankoo
|
Road
|
| Chichankoo
|
Highway
|
| Chigami
|
Ocean
|
| Chikan
|
Ancient
|
| Chikan Thanwi
|
Newly rebuilt plaza in Cahokia original to the ancient city; lit. "Anicent Plaza."
|
| Chimiin
|
Archipelago
|
| Chitan
|
Hawk
|
| Chithanka
|
Grand
|
| Chithoonwi
|
City
|
| Chiwanga
|
Coast
|
| Chizi
|
Tongue; Northernmost district in Cahokia.
|
| Chokan
|
Central
|
| Choona
|
Forest
|
| Choona Paya
|
Jungle
|
| Choona Sooki
|
Grove
|
| Choona Wanaka
|
Copse
|
| Choota
|
Down
|
| Choowanzika
|
Willow
|
| Chunkey
|
Sport involving hoops. Kitowayapi loanword.
|
| Confederacy of Bocatá e Hunza
|
Nation in northern Abayang known for mineral resources and technology.
|
| Daadoo
|
Grandfather
|
| Daga
|
Please
|
| Dasita
|
Thirsty
|
| Daso
|
Internet, Intranet
|
| Dinada
|
Exonymn for Diné Republic; nation in southwest Makasing.
|
| Dinadayapi
|
Language spoken in Dinada Republic; similar to Diné bizaad.
|
| Doon
|
Estuary
|
| Dosadaag
|
Little Ones
|
| Este Muskogee
|
Kitowagi Ethnic Group
|
| Excan
|
Aztec Empire
|
| Gamang
|
Slang greeting; comparable to "What's up?"
|
| Gaamo
|
Cat
|
| Gaamothanka
|
Mountain Lion, lit. "Big Cat."
|
| Gakawan
|
Waterfall
|
| Gami
|
Lake
|
| Gamins
|
Pond
|
| Ganadag
|
Hadanosani City
|
| Gani
|
Forager
|
| Gatchoo
|
Sport involving ball and field, similar to soccer or rugby.
|
| Gatli
|
Ethnic group in Hadanosani descended from mixed-race peoples.
|
| Gats
|
3D Printers
|
| Gi
|
Tan
|
| Gichi-Michim
|
Cahokian Floating Market, lit. "Big Food."
|
| Gichigami
|
Lake Superior
|
| Gichigamins
|
Sea
|
| Giigoon
|
Fish
|
| Gipan
|
Dam
|
| Gishkat
|
Bank
|
| Gopikagi
|
Baker
|
| Haa
|
Yes
|
| Hadanosani
|
Exonymn for Haudenosaunee Confederacy, nation in northeast Makasing.
|
| Hadanoyapi
|
Language spoken in Hadanosani Republic; similar to Kanienʼkéha.
|
| Haka
|
Color
|
| Hakooh
|
Low
|
| Hanagazoo
|
Rainy
|
| Hanawi
|
Moon
|
| Hanaya
|
To Collect
|
| Hanayan
|
Post Office, lit. "Collecting Place."
|
| Hani
|
Slow
|
| Hanti
|
Cedar
|
| Hapaki Mininan
|
Cahokian educational district; lit. "Teaching Islands."
|
| Hasaka
|
Mesa
|
| Hawa
|
Four
|
| Hii
|
No
|
| Hika
|
Mountain
|
| Hikanoo
|
Peak
|
| Hisika
|
Nine
|
| Hohi
|
Range
|
| Hoki
|
Fisherman
|
| Hooba
|
Cahokian Tea House
|
| Hoong
|
Hamlet
|
| Hoopayi
|
Meadow
|
| Hoto
|
Raccoon
|
| Hota
|
Grey
|
| Howoso
|
Field
|
| Hoyo
|
Ohio River
|
| Hozho
|
Religion practiced predominately in Dinada.
|
| Isogami
|
Great Lakes, lit. "Clam Lake."
|
| Kaan
|
Older Brother
|
| Kaatii
|
Courage
|
| Kag Naazhiig
|
Anti-Adanadi Cult; lit. "The Alone."
|
| Kah
|
Purple
|
| Kakooni
|
Pumpkin
|
| Kaloo Kikii
|
Raven Wizard
|
| Kamayaki
|
Love Music
|
| Kan
|
Old
|
| Kangami
|
Atlantic Ocean, lit. "Ancient Ocean."
|
| Kanikahag
|
Cahokian Thugs-for-Hire, lit. "Eels."
|
| Kanonhsa Lakoia
|
Upper House of the Hadanosani Legislature.
|
| Kanshii
|
Brother, younger
|
| Kapi
|
Point
|
| Kari Kehro
|
Ethnic group in Hadanosani known for engineering and politics.
|
| Karonto
|
Hadanosani city.
|
| Kawanzi
|
Eleven
|
| Kayazan
|
Purple Cancer
|
| Keowee
|
Capital of Kitowagi
|
| Kinapa
|
Twelve
|
| Kinsata
|
To be judged
|
| Kinsataan
|
Judgemental spirit; lit. "Be judged."
|
| Kisi
|
Half
|
| Kitowagi
|
Exonym for the Keetoowagi Federation, nation in southeastern Makasing.
|
| Kitowayapi
|
Language spoken in Kitowagi; similar to Tsalagi Gawonihisdi.
|
| Kituwa
|
Ethnic group in Kitowagi.
|
| Kiva
|
Dinada municipal government and city.
|
| Kiyi
|
Near
|
| Kiza
|
Temple
|
| Kokiya
|
Fast
|
| Kola
|
Friend
|
| Kolisoo
|
Group; Team of Suyata.
|
| Taha
|
Three
|
| Kookoo
|
Muddy
|
| Koona
|
Lesser
|
| Koongi
|
Proper
|
| Koonoo
|
Brown
|
| Kotyitdi
|
City in Dinedah; also known as Coyote City, lit. "Forgotten Town."
|
| Kwachyapi
|
Language spoken in Abayang, similar to Quecha.
|
| Lo
|
Green, Mossy
|
| Loka
|
Earth (Dirt)
|
| Lokatomi
|
Earth Spider
|
| Madasita
|
Thirsty Spirit
|
| Mahiz
|
Corn; loanword from Taino for specific strain.
|
| Maka
|
Planet Earth
|
| Makapoo
|
Dust
|
| Makasi
|
Turtle
|
| Makasing
|
Turtle Island/North America
|
| Makocha
|
Prairie
|
| Makokamit
|
Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for animal husbandry.
|
| Malo
|
Green Fingers
|
| Mana
|
Mother
|
| Manikasokopa
|
Canyon
|
| Manitoo
|
Wilderness
|
| Mapaya
|
Cloudy
|
| Mashkig
|
Swamp
|
| Mashkigami
|
Lagoon
|
| Masikika Mahipiya
|
Asteroid
|
| Mataawi
|
Cahokian governing district where the Council of Twelve meets.
|
| Mawanchi
|
Confluence
|
| Mathanka Biizhii
|
"Until the Spirit"
|
| Maya
|
Cliff
|
| Mayaki
|
Music
|
| Mazakaska
|
Silver
|
| Mazakazi
|
Gold
|
| Mazozoog
|
Dissecting Spirits
|
| Michim
|
Food
|
| Michim ga Wayoopiki
|
Cahokian Market that sells food and technology; lit. "Food and Skill."
|
| Migas
|
Pearl
|
| Migwich
|
Thank you
|
| Mikwam
|
Ice
|
| Minaati
|
Respect
|
| Minatin
|
Respected; Suyata Commander.
|
| Mingo
|
Nomadic outlaws in Hadanosani.
|
| Minin
|
Island
|
| Minins
|
Delta
|
| Minishoshi
|
Missouri River
|
| Minoda
|
Good
|
| Minondamwin
|
Cahokian home cooking restaurant, lit. "Good Eating Place."
|
| Mishgami
|
Port
|
| Misoo
|
Salt
|
| Mizizibi
|
Mississippi River
|
| Moobi
|
Nose
|
| Moobi Motsii
|
Intelligent Mammoths, Lit. "Nose-Grasper."
|
| Moomoo
|
Round
|
| Moonagan
|
Mine
|
| Mooway
|
Hello
|
| Motsii
|
To Grasp
|
| Na
|
And
|
| Naadag
|
Crow
|
| Naasii
|
Coyote
|
| Naatooyapi
|
Language spoken in Azayang; similar to Nahutl.
|
| Naazhiig
|
Alone
|
| Naban
|
To eat/drink oneself to death
|
| Nabanamo
|
Cahokian Trading District, lit. "Eaten to Death."
|
| Nahikoongi
|
Cahokian Residential District, lit. "Our Proper Home."
|
| Nahoonak
|
Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for agronomy.
|
| Naka
|
Chief
|
| Nakasing
|
Capital
|
| Nakotoo
|
Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for nomadism.
|
| Nakpan
|
Mill
|
| Nami
|
Sister
|
| Namshii
|
Younger sister
|
| Nanipana
|
Bragging
|
| Nanipana Olowan
|
Bragging Song
|
| Napohop Thati
|
Wind mills
|
| Narootaka
|
Enemy
|
| Nasokootoo
|
Sauna
|
| Natso
|
Healer
|
| Natso Nibaa
|
Sleep Doctor; Cahokian Boogeyman.
|
| Natsoo
|
Healing
|
| Natsoo Wanka Hapaki
|
Cahokian Teaching Hospital
|
| Nawit
|
Cahokian handgame arena, lit. "Why"
|
| Nazinang
|
Stand
|
| Ni
|
Man
|
| Ni Alnigi
|
Dinada City
|
| Nibaa
|
To Sleep
|
| Nigam
|
Portage
|
| Nagamangaki
|
Traditional Greeting; lit. "I Wonder About You"
|
| Nigasimoni
|
Sailor
|
| Nigichazii
|
Census building, lit. "We Name."
|
| Nigikitho
|
Tatoo shop, lit. "We tattoo you."
|
| Niisi
|
Grandmother; Personal Computer
|
| Niniyan
|
Stone Man
|
| Nipawaka
|
Wisdom
|
| Nishaawi
|
Eight
|
| Nitat
|
House
|
| Nithiicha
|
Public works, lit. "We make new."
|
| Niwaanaki
|
Cahokian fine dining restaurant, lit. "We win."
|
| Niya
|
Quiet
|
| Niyaashi
|
Cape
|
| Niyan
|
Rock, Stone
|
| Niyan Thika
|
Diamond, Jewel
|
| Nizi
|
River; Unit of Currency
|
| Nizins
|
Stream
|
| Nookaroobi
|
Cahokian Night Club, lit. "Dance All Night."
|
| Noosoo
|
Father
|
| Ocute
|
City in Kitowagi
|
| Okosooma
|
Adanadi-eating insect, lit. "It eats it all."
|
| Ollama
|
Sport involving a hard ball and hoops.
|
| Olowag Yipihachankana
|
Cahokian retro night club, lit. "Songs That Make You Young."
|
| Olowan
|
Song
|
| Oraibi
|
City in Dinada
|
| Paatinizi
|
Humility
|
| Paha
|
Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for trade.
|
| Pahinaga
|
Amber
|
| Panit
|
Bird
|
| Panooshi
|
Blue
|
| Papa
|
To come, arrive
|
| Papanshin
|
Cahokian agricultural district, lit. "Come West."
|
| Paska
|
Flat
|
| Paskang
|
Plateau
|
| Patak
|
Crossing
|
| Pathaka
|
Inn
|
| Pawaatig
|
Rapids
|
| Pawinooki
|
Hydroelectric power
|
| Pawitoo
|
Hydroelectric generators
|
| Paya
|
Wet
|
| Payi
|
Plain
|
| Pazha
|
Hill
|
| Pensacola
|
Kitowagi ocean port
|
| Pichan
|
Elm
|
| Pihata
|
Fire
|
| Pikisi
|
Beautiful
|
| Pikisi Wanka
|
Cahokian clothing marker, lit. "Beautiful Place."
|
| Pikwi
|
Derogatory word for members of the Paha ethnic group.
|
| Pimi
|
Twisting
|
| Pimu
|
City in Dinada
|
| Pina
|
Ten
|
| Pit
|
Two
|
| Pitaga
|
Marsh
|
| Pitsika
|
Seven
|
| Pohii
|
Path; The choice characters make with the Adanadi.
|
| Pohii Wi
|
Solar Power
|
| Poho
|
Foggy
|
| Poza
|
Dry
|
| Raramori
|
Nation in northern Azayang known for isolation and resistance.
|
| Sagi
|
Sandy
|
| Saginaw
|
Hadanosani City
|
| Sakpi
|
Six
|
| Saliyapi
|
Language spoken in Ti'Swaq Alliance; similar to Chinuk Wawa.
|
| Sapana
|
Savannah
|
| Sasan
|
Pink
|
| Shanisii
|
Priest
|
| Shawaka
|
Desert
|
| Shin
|
West
|
| Sholeetsa
|
Capital of Ti'Swaaq Alliance
|
| Sika
|
Small
|
| Sikahan
|
Split
|
| Sikugami
|
Pacific Ocean. Loanword from Saliyapi for "water."
|
| Siyoo
|
Tulip
|
| Sookiya
|
Quarter
|
| Soomaka
|
Valley
|
| Soomoyaki
|
Lung Music
|
| Soongiiya
|
Fox
|
| Soonoot
|
Oasis
|
| Sota
|
Smoke
|
| Suyata
|
Special Envoys with great authority in Cahokia. Kitowayapi loanword.
|
| Taan
|
Glorious
|
| Taazii
|
Dog
|
| Tachaka
|
Bison
|
| Tadodahan
|
Hadanosani Capital
|
| Tahoo
|
Oak
|
| Tahood
|
A catch-all term for gender identities including Two-spirit, trans, non-binary, and more. Lit. "third."
|
| Tanogami
|
Carribean Sea, lit. "Sea of the Taino."
|
| Tapachii
|
Atoll
|
| Tapingami
|
Harbor
|
| Tasama Yookiit
|
Tinkerer
|
| Tatat
|
Source
|
| Tawantin
|
Nation in Abayang known for military expansion and solar technology.
|
| Tawaraton
|
Sport similar to lacrose.
|
| Tawigins
|
Post
|
| Thaacha
|
Deer
|
| Thanka
|
Great, Large, Wide
|
| Thanka Makasi
|
Large Turtle
|
| Thati
|
Wind
|
| Thatokaya
|
Goat; Antelope
|
| Thi
|
Camp
|
| Thihan
|
Far
|
| Thiicha
|
To make new
|
| Thika
|
New
|
| Thipa
|
Wall
|
| Thipasooka
|
Tower
|
| Thoonwii
|
Town
|
| Thoonwiin
|
Village
|
| Tiiswaak Alliance
|
Exonym for the Ti'Swaq Alliance, nation in northwest Makasing.
|
| Tikiya
|
Way
|
| Tiko
|
Black
|
| Tinoo
|
Red
|
| Tipiwi
|
Truth
|
| Tisi
|
Turquoise
|
| Tisoo
|
Quartermaster; deragatory word for someone greedy.
|
| Toka
|
South
|
| Toksa
|
Goodbye
|
| Tomal
|
City in the Dinada
|
| Tomi
|
Spider
|
| Tomoha
|
Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for forest dwellings.
|
| Tomoyaki
|
Thunder Music
|
| Totsakonayaki
|
Rapid Fire Music
|
| Tseyi
|
City in Dinada
|
| United Tupi States
|
Nationin eastern Abayang known for self-sufficiency.
|
| Unlad
|
Ethnic group in Hadanosani descended from Anishinabe peoples.
|
| Wa
|
Snowy
|
| Waan
|
To win
|
| Wagikoo
|
Gulf
|
| Wahkii
|
Seeker
|
| Waka
|
Hunter
|
| Wakaan
|
Holy
|
| Wakanang
|
Shrine
|
| Wakapan
|
Brook
|
| Wakazii
|
Sunflower
|
| Wanapii
|
Eagle
|
| Wanga
|
Beach
|
| Wanka
|
Place
|
| Wankata
|
High
|
| Wanzi
|
One
|
| Wapatoosi
|
Vast
|
| Wapigam
|
Channel
|
| Wasazoo
|
Orchard
|
| Wasti
|
Beautiful, Good
|
| Wastika
|
Pleasant
|
| Watakiiwa
|
Whisperer
|
| Wayak
|
Straight
|
| Wayakati
|
Honesty
|
| Wayi
|
Trail
|
| Wayoopiki
|
Skill
|
| Wazi
|
North
|
| Wazi
|
Pine Tree
|
| Whulge
|
Sound in Ti'Swaq
|
| Wi
|
Sun
|
| Wi
|
Woman
|
| Wichapi
|
Star
|
| Wichasa
|
Warrior
|
| Wihi
|
East
|
| Wiigaas
|
Birch Tree
|
| Wiiji
|
To help
|
| Wiijiwanka
|
Cahokian medical district, lit. "Helping Place."
|
| Wiipaahii
|
Solar Panels
|
| Wika
|
Narrow
|
| Wikwit
|
Bay
|
| Wima
|
Female Spirit
|
| Wima Thaacha
|
Deer Woman
|
| Wipi
|
Stopping Point
|
| Wipohi
|
Market
|
| Wita
|
Planet
|
| Wiya
|
Sunset
|
| Wiya Gatchoo
|
Cahokian Gatchoo Stadium
|
| Wohobaya
|
War Songs
|
| Wokahiya
|
Lodge
|
| Wooncha
|
Comedy Club, lit. "Mockery"
|
| Woozoo Wasti
|
Fertile
|
| Wosakati
|
Park
|
| Wowaski
|
Power
|
| Wowaski Thati
|
Wind power
|
| Woyi
|
Recipe; 3D Printing Blueprints
|
| Wozo
|
Farm
|
| Yaanga
|
City in Dinada
|
| Yaati
|
Nation
|
| Yakapaha
|
Greater
|
| Yako
|
Orange, Yellow
|
| Yapi
|
Language
|
| Yata
|
Derogatory term for a gossiper; slang for Suyata.
|
| Yavi
|
Ethnic group in Hadanosani.
|
| Yawpon
|
Tea
|
| Yawpon Mayaki
|
Psychedelic Music, lit. "Tea Music."
|
| Yazan
|
Cancer
|
| Yitiisi
|
War Club
|
| Yitiisi Gami
|
Cahokian Lake, lit. "War Club Lake."
|
| Yohookiya
|
Lower
|
| Yoni
|
Palm Tree
|
| Yoo
|
White
|
| Yosana Nizig
|
Cahokian Hotel, lit. "Between rivers."
|
| Yutsu
|
Hover Technology; Catch-all term for any vehicle, including trains, sleds, barges, or personal mobility vehicles (PMVs). Saliyapi loanword.
|
| Zaadi
|
Aspen Tree
|
| Zaagiti
|
Love
|
| Zagabaan
|
Hacker
|
| Zahoon
|
Bridge
|
| Zaptaan
|
Five
|
| Zawam
|
Ford
|
| Zigwan
|
Spring
|
| Zinyan
|
Peninsula
|
| Zinzintka
|
Rose
|
| Ziti
|
Obsidian
|
| Zooya
|
Full
|
| Zozoo
|
To take apart
|