Linguistic Archaeology: Direction development of the Cherokee

Directions in Cherokee

1. agayvli
2. a-tse-hi
3. egwa
4. usdi
5. osda
6. usga astu
7. ul-sih-ga
8. utsistalu gisgi
9. galvladi
10. galvadeu
11. galvladidla
12. eladi
13. uhyvdlv
14. ugalayai
15. digalvgvyi
16. udiligvyi
17. gvnagei
18. sakonige
19. wadigei
20. atsehi
21. unega eusti
22. gigagei
23. unega
24. dalonige

Popularity of Use
A          %           E           %            I           %          O           %           U          %
21         87%       12         50%       18         75%      3           12%       10        41%

B          %           C           %            D           %          F           %           G          %
0           0%         0           0%          10         41%      0            0%        18         75%

H          %           J           %            K           %          L           %           M          %
4            16%      0           0%          1            4%       12         50%       0           0%

N          %           P           %            Q           %          R           %           S          %
5            20%      0            0%          0           0%        0           0%         9         37%

T          %           V           %            W           %          X           %           Y          %
4           16%       8           33%        2             8%       0            0%         5           20%

Z          %
0           0%


Popularity of use
87% A:
75% G, I, A:
50% E, L, G, I, A: Gigagei,
41% U, D, E, L, G, I, A: Eladi,
37% S, U, D, E, L, G, I, A: Usdi,
33% V, S, U, D, E, L, G, I, A: Galvladidla, Galvadev, Galvladi,
20% N, Y, V, S, U, D, E, L, G, I, A: Unega, Unega Eusti, Gvnagei, Udiligvyi, digalvgvyi, ugalayai, uhyvdlv, agayvli,
16% T, H, N, Y, V, S, U, D, E, L, G, I, A: Atsehi, Utsistalu gisgi, ul-sih-ga, usga astu, a-tse-hi,
12% O, T, H, N, Y, V, S, U, D, E, L, G, I, A: Dalonige, Sakonige, osda,
8% W, O, T, H, N, Y, V, S, U, D, E, L, G, I, A: Wadigei, egwa,
4% K, W, O, T, H, N, Y, V, S, U, D, E, L, G, I, A:
0% B, C, F, H, J, M, P, Q, R, X, Z


Conclusions:
50% gigagei (red colour; comet);
41% eladi (bouncing); Quake?, Asteroid hit?.
37% Usdi (thinking, planning);
33% Galvladidla (above, hover); Galvladi (up the mountain);
20% unega (white, limestone, polar bear); Gvnagei (Black People); uhyvdlv (cold wind, from the north); agayvli (old woman named spear-finger, one thousand). They encounter 'Black People' in their migration?
16% Atsehi (green plants); ul-sih-ga (dark sky);
12% Dalonige (orange, golden, yellow, auburn, Carolina grass, asia, malaria); Sakonige (golden eye grass, blue, sky); osda (deer, perch, half-brother;
8% egwa (chestnut, elk, big, continent)

So Spear-finger also named: U'tlun'ta. Kukukut* is the basis for witch and yeti. Here we have Kut(lkuntar). Kut has various meanings: a shamanic ritual, Vagina, fuck, ryme, fire, seal, to cut - Lintar means: horizontal beam. Spear-finger might be some outcast girl they raped in shaman rituals. She comes back with an obsidian knife/spear looking for revenge on the cherokee. Its odd that they encounter her in polar regions rather than the traditional lands of north Carolina. She might be Inuit.