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Seven Mohave Myths

Note 10 — VI. COYOTE

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Father's mother is namau-(k). Ha'auk seems really to denote the reciprocal of father's mother, namely, woman's son's child, usually given as a'avak. This would fit in with my suggested explanation of the grandmother being an Easterner and the boy being born among the eastern tribe, although his mother was a Mohave. In answer to a question who the boy's father was, the informant said she did not know, except that he was a Coyote.

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