Their meeting was not in the least sentimental.

Both laughed aloud and joyfully; they exchanged gestures and signs plainly indicating their future duties and probable results.
Those present laughed in token of approval and applause.

At a hint from Teanyi's wife, Shotaye placed some corn-cakes before Cayamo.

He ate a few morsels, the courtship formalities were fulfilled, and the bridegroom returned to his duty as a warrior.
The Tano had informed the woman that Cayamo belonged to the clan of the Sun.

In return she communicated that the Water people were her kindred.
What the Queres called Tzitz hanutsh the Tehuas named P'ho doa, and the members of the clan P'ho were therefore officially requested to take their new sister in charge.