<div>I have seen in many texts that "Standing Rock" (i.e. Standing Rock Sioux Reservation) is translated into Lakota as <EM>Inyan Woslata. </EM></div> <div><EM></EM> </div> <div>While I know <EM>inyan</EM> refers to "rock" or "stone", I had always understood <EM>nazin</EM> as the term used for "to stand still" or "to be standing". </div> <div> </div> <div>Therefore, could someone help me in determining the proper translation for <EM>woslata</EM>.</div> <div> </div> <div>Thanks,</div> <div>Jonathan</div><BR><BR><DIV>
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