bird.

[R. Rankin]

> The Cherokee form looks like a lot of words through Iroquoian and beyond
> for 'robin', one of those words that turns up all over the continent.
> Mohawk for 'robin', for example, is tsiskó:ko.

Robin . . . now there's a term that has overlapping phonemes sets all over the
place.  Especially the -koko part is found all over the East.  But parts of it
are unidentifiable in each family.  You can make a looooong list with that one!

Bob