Yep...I got it...coming lad/lass (thanks for calling me on itmy family is old len'apiwe just take this stuff for granted and get pissed that it has to be sanctified by somebody elsepeople who misquote the mis-quoters (like donehoo). i'm working on a book now. first in family to get the phd to finally have the street-cred to back it up. anyway, Schowanneck (white) writers have gotten this wrong for 200 years. "Con" means "rock" in most Eroni languages. "Can" means pole. Can'a'da, for example, means buried-pole-place or house or town. the can'a'da at con'esto'ga was south of itat present washington boro. north of it was con'e'wa'ga or rock-and-water-place. whites call this 'falls.' up north, can'ee'en'ka mean sharp stone place (flint)it's where the mohawks lived...ti'con'a'wa'ga means two-stone-and-water-place. anyway, the white sanctification will come from zeisbergerbut remember, nobody ever wrote the language of the people of conestoga down. they were southern eroni, breakaways from ononda'ga and onon'yot-ah'da...and that aint in no book written by a schwanneck! that's why i won't put it into wiki...because that part needs to be sanctified by my book after it goes through its white approval process...because lord knows, we can't know our own story! gahhh! hey, thanks for doing what you do.