Zuni Sun
Apr 13
2011
2011
What is the zuni word for sun?
Please would really appreciate this, I cannot find it on the internet.
Also would be good if you can inform me were i could ask people who understand the zuni culture/religon in depth as I see their symbols when meditating and need to ask some questions.
Thankyou 
According to the source mentioned below it’s “Ya’dok’ya” – but I can’t guarantee that it’s correct. Look for yourself whether this website seems trustworthy to you. It looks good to me, and has some additional info you might find interesting. Hope that helps.
IN THE SUN – JOSEPH ARTHUR COVER BY ZUNI
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