wakon

A good one, I think, was Black Elk, a wachasha wakon, a holy man of the Oglala Sioux, who was born in 1863.

Native American Indian Prophecies 2009

You all at once forgot the bright wings of the paroquet, and the beautiful form of the oriole; the red-bird, the blue-jay, and the wakon, were alike forgotten, and you gazed upon this sweet musician with delight and admiration.

The Desert Home The Adventures of a Lost Family in the Wilderness Mayne Reid 1850

The beauteous wakon with its sunshine wing BetrayM the op'ning of a murmuring spring;

The rosary, or Beads of love [verse]. With the poem of Sula Rosary 1812