Timecachers (72 page)

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Authors: Glenn R. Petrucci

Tags: #Time-travel, #Timecaching, #Cherokee, #Timecachers, #eBook, #American Indian, #Fiction, #Fantasy, #Trail of Tears, #Native American

Donadagohvi
—Until we see each other again, speaking to a group

Elisi
—Grandmother

Gahawista
—Parched corn

Gah-no-hay-na
—Hominy mush drink often served to visitors

Gili(s)
—Dog(s)

Gili-utsun-yi
—Milky Way (where the dog ran)

Guque
—Quail

Guwaya
—Huckleberry

Guwisguwi
—John Ross, great bird

Gv-li (Guh-tlee)
—Raccoon

Gvnigeyona (Ga-na-gay-yoh-nah)
—Black bear

Hi-tsalagi-s
—Are you Cherokee?

Ja-yo-si-ha-s
—Are you hungry?

Junaluska
—A Cherokee chief, means “He tries, but fails”

Ka-ma-ma
—Butterfly

Kanona
—Mortar used for pounding corn

Nihina / Ni-na
—And you?

Osda / Osdi
—Good

Osda sunalei
—Good Morning

Osiyo
—Hello

Sagi
—Onion

Saloli
—Squirrel

Siyo
—Shortened version of osiyo (hello)

Soquili
—Horse

Tawodi
—Hawk

Tlanusi
—Leech

Tla utso-a-se-di
—No trouble

Tohigwu / T’o-si-gwu / Tdo`hi quu
—I am fine

To-hi-tsu
—How are you?

Tsalagi
—Cherokee People

Tsi`tsa-ne-lv
—I rode with him

Tsilugi
—Welcome

Tsiyu Gunsini
—Dragging Canoe, Cherokee war chief

Tso-la-nv
—Window

Tso-lu
—Tobacco

Tsusginai
—Place of death

Tugawesti
—Blow gun

Ugineli
—My friend

Unehlanahi
—Sun god

Usdi
—Baby

Utsanati
—Rattlesnake

Wado
—Thank you

Wisgi
—Whiskey

Woyi
—Pigeon

Yansa
—Buffalo

Yonega / Yoneg
—White person

About the author

As an Information Technology executive, Glenn R. Petrucci was sometimes criticized for his intimidating demeanor and for lacking a “sense of urgency.” He attributes his critics’ erroneous allegations to their diminished capacity to appreciate cynicism or comprehend the humor of hardware failures. Over the course of his career he has produced countless white papers, product test plans, user guides, quality analysis reports, and strategic planning documents, many of which surely should have been classified as fiction. He has also written several short stories which were actually intended to be fictional works. Timecachers, his first full-length novel, is the result of the encouragement by friends and family to continue writing.

Glenn has resided in many of these United States and has enjoyed discovering the treasures of each of them, hiking through the Southwestern deserts, biking in the mountains of the South, and touring the Northeast’s historical sites. In addition to writing, his more sedentary activities include reading a good story, watching classic movies, and indulging in a glass of cheap red wine. Still a geek at heart, he enjoys keeping up with the latest consumer technology developments, scoffing at most of them as needless and trivial but buying them anyway. He is devoted to his wife and best friend, Kathy.

This book is available in print from all major online retailers or by special request from bookstores.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Timecachers Map

Chapter one

Chapter two

Chapter three

Chapter four

Chapter five

Chapter six

Chapter seven

Chapter eight

Chapter nine

Chapter ten

Chapter eleven

Chapter twelve

Chapter thirteen

Chapter fourteen

Chapter fifteen

Chapter sixteen

Chapter seventeen

Chapter eighteen

Chapter nineteen

Chapter twenty

Chapter twenty-one

Chapter twenty-two

Chapter twenty-three

Chapter twenty-four

Chapter twenty-five

Chapter twenty-six

Chapter twenty-seven

Chapter twenty-eight

Chapter twenty-nine

Chapter thirty

Chapter thirty-one

Chapter thirty-two

Chapter thirty-three

Chapter thirty-four

Chapter thirty-five

Chapter thirty-six

Chapter thirty-seven

Chapter thirty-eight

Chapter thirty-nine

Chapter forty

Chapter forty-one

Chapter forty-two

Chapter forty-three

Chapter forty-four

Chapter forty-five

Chapter forty-six

Chapter forty-seven

Chapter forty-eight

Chapter forty-nine

Chapter fifty

Chapter fifty-one

Chapter fifty-two

Chapter fifty-three

Chapter fifty-four

Chapter fifty-five

Chapter fifty-six

Chapter fifty-seven

Chapter fifty-eight

Chapter fifty-nine

Chapter sixty

Glossary

About the author

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Timecachers Map

Chapter one

Chapter two

Chapter three

Chapter four

Chapter five

Chapter six

Chapter seven

Chapter eight

Chapter nine

Chapter ten

Chapter eleven

Chapter twelve

Chapter thirteen

Chapter fourteen

Chapter fifteen

Chapter sixteen

Chapter seventeen

Chapter eighteen

Chapter nineteen

Chapter twenty

Chapter twenty-one

Chapter twenty-two

Chapter twenty-three

Chapter twenty-four

Chapter twenty-five

Chapter twenty-six

Chapter twenty-seven

Chapter twenty-eight

Chapter twenty-nine

Chapter thirty

Chapter thirty-one

Chapter thirty-two

Chapter thirty-three

Chapter thirty-four

Chapter thirty-five

Chapter thirty-six

Chapter thirty-seven

Chapter thirty-eight

Chapter thirty-nine

Chapter forty

Chapter forty-one

Chapter forty-two

Chapter forty-three

Chapter forty-four

Chapter forty-five

Chapter forty-six

Chapter forty-seven

Chapter forty-eight

Chapter forty-nine

Chapter fifty

Chapter fifty-one

Chapter fifty-two

Chapter fifty-three

Chapter fifty-four

Chapter fifty-five

Chapter fifty-six

Chapter fifty-seven

Chapter fifty-eight

Chapter fifty-nine

Chapter sixty

Glossary

About the author

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