In the Cayuga (Gayogoho:no') language, the common word for a creek, river or stream is gihęde.
The Seneca word for a dove (any colour) is tsyuæhkúwá'.This is distantly related to the Cayuga word tsahgo:wah.
No, the name of Ohio is claimed to come from an unspecified Iroquoian term ohi-yo', meaning great river.The Oneida word -wyhuhowanʌ- signifies "big river"; Cayuga uses the word gihęk for "river" and gihęgowahneh refers to a "big river". The Mohawk word for river is kahyonhowanen.It may be that ohi-yo' is meant to represent the first part of the Oneida word -wyhuhowanʌ-, or it may be that the language is a long-extinct member of the Iroquoian language family.In Seneca, the term ohi:'i:o` means "beautiful river" and refers to the Allegheny, not the Ohio river.
The address of the Cayuga Branch Public Library is: 105 East Logan Street, Cayuga, 47928 0188
They are all classed as eastern woodlands people. The Mohawk were the most easterly tribe, living along the Mohawk river in east central New York state. The Cayuga lived near Cayuga Lake, New York. The Seneca were the most westerly group and lived along the Genessee river and around Seneca lake. The Oneida and Onondaga lived between the Mohawks and the Cayuga.
Cayuga Speedway was created in 1966.
Cayuga's Waiters was created in 1949.
The phone number of the Cayuga Branch Public Library is: 765-492-5810.
Each tribe of the league had its own tribal lands. These were in the area that later became New York state, with the Senecas on the west along the Genessee river, then the Cayuga around Cayuga lake, then the Onondaga, then the Oneida and the Mohawks on the east in the Mohawk river valley. In 1722 the Tuscaroras joined the league and were given land just north of these tribes.
Cayuga Secondary School was created in 1963.
Cayuga Nature Center was created in 1981.
Cayuga Chamber Orchestra was created in 1976.
Cayuga Collegian was created on 1953-10-31.