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Mohawk
Proper noun
Kaio’konhá:ka’
- The Cayuga people
1976, Josephine Horne, “Tharonhiawa:kon [The Holder of the Heavens]”, in Kanien’kéha Okara’shón:’a [Mohawk Stories], pages 94-95:Aié:wate’ akwé nontá:rehte’ ne wísk nihononhwentsá:ke, Kanien’kehá:ka’, Oneniothá:ka’, Ononta’kehá:ka’, Kaio’konhá:ka’, tánon’ Shotinontowane’há:ka’- Hiawatha went to the five nations: Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca