Wauwinet Winnetka

...Winetli/uinetli(Nauatl)=milano(sp), kite, glede, goshawk=sea hawk(E)=halcón(sp) =h/Chalch/cón=Chalchiuitlicue(N/Sea Deity)=Jade Skirt, Goddess of Waters, day 5.Coatl/Snake, 6th Deity of the Night Nine, Deity of trecena/5. Acatl/Cane, day hour Deity of Calli/being/House and her Bird, the Falcon, her name being the root of the word, hawk/halc/falcon. the formal name for her bird in the Tonalamatl, as Deity of the 17th trecena, Atl/Water is the Chalchiuhtotolin(N), e.g., Chalch/Halch/Halcón/Falcon. ...uinetli(N)=Winnetka(Amerind)=Hawk Accipiter being/-ka/ca(N). both Winnetka and Wau/Ua uinetli/winet=(Amerind/Nauatl)=owns/has Accipiter Goshawks, e.g., sparrow hawks/small raptors, are located on the shorelines of large bodies=tlaca(N)=lac/lakes of water. Wauwinet, on the Wampanoag Island of Nantucket, and Winnetka, north of Chicago on Lake Michigan=Michoacan(Mex)=Mich-ua-can(Nauatl)=place of the fish owners. ...Wampanoag(Amerind)=Uapauac(N/adj)-no/our -ag/aci(N)=hacer(sp)=doing= own power/-paua our action, firm our doing=Ua-paua-no-ac(Nauatl). ...Natocke=Na/4/in all directions, to/our being/ca=tocar(sp)=play music,=touching(E)=our being, sowing/sewing and burying=tocke/tockete/tzocatl(N)=socket(E)=zoka(J)=creation, in all (4) directions=Nantucket Island=Ilantli(N)= old lady=Ilana-tecuhtli(N)=the Old Goddess, whose bird the parrot. ...Nantucket, the mother/Nan tzocatl/socket of our being/toca(N), e.g., Tonantzin(N)=Our Hon./Saintly Mother=La Guadalupana. ...Uapango(Hill Billy music of the Mexican High Plains, Guanjuato, e.g., Xichu)=uapaua(N)=to get a charley horse from the cold/Aires, become hard/rigid, speaking of an object; get older, animate, force oneself= chicauac(N), get excited, e.g., nite-uapaua(N)=raise children, animate, incite, help the rest, provide, consolidate, fortify. in spanish times uapaua(N)=saw thin pieces of wood, to make guitars, tololoches/double bass, violins. there are contests in free form where the Uapango singers face off with live/unrehearsed lyrics. ...for Wapanoag/Uapaua no aci(N) it may be that uapaua(N)meant to finish thin/narrow pieces of wood, not just for instrument making but for the earlier boat making, which explains how they arrived at Nan Tzocatl(N)= Mother Socket Nantucket. uapaua(N)=ownPaintown(E)=painter(E)=small boat attached to larger ship/chipeua(N),=paina(N)=run lightly/quickly, agile,=painani(N)=he who runs rapidly/lightly. penteur(Fr/xv)=strong rope, but also found as brace. painter(E)=rope to secure anchor, and small boat to ship, which took the name for itself.