Saginaw

...(Amerind Ojibwe/Chipaua)=Sauk(Saginaw, Michigan=Michoacan=fish owners)=S/Z/Tzocatl(Nauatl)=socket, wrinkle, e.g., the Tzoc/Sockets live at the mouth/socket of the Saginaw river. tzocatl(N)=wrinkle, which is apt for r)iuel(ri(Letra)=iueli(N)=powerful,=Llewelyn(Wales), the outlet, speaking of sockets, of Saginaw's mouth,=Tzoca-nauac(N)=Sauk nearby, i.e., where the Sauk are(local translation). .....Ahmeek(Michigan/Michoacan/Keweenaw County/Peninsula/Copper country/island/Ojibwe/Chipaua)=beaver,= ami/amique(Nauatl)=cf., quemmach(N)=quemmach ni-ami(N)=how happy i am?, is it possible?, how much?,= quemmachiua(N/verb)=to wound, hit lightly, golpear ligeramente(sp)=slap, the beaver's warning signal. .....Keweenaw(Northernmost Michigan Peninsula on Lake Superior)=Ciuia/Ociui nauac(N)=stimulus(copper) nearby. Haklyut(1582) refers to pale copper deposits, direction Great Lakes, i.e., 97% pure, pockets in tilted beds of volcanic strata.