I can't help but notice that combining the Tibetan and Hopi words for 'sun' we arrive at "nyi-ma taa-wa", which is nearly identical to Pig Latin for "many waters".  How can this be explained?  Hopi sun + Tibetan sun = many waters? One possibility is that it describes the linguistic gulf ('many waters') that separates these two poor disenfranchised cultures, but this is only a guess.  I wonder if "ixnay irror-may" means anything in Uto-Aztecan? )  01:14, 5 Aug 2004 (UTC)