Other war-titles were: holá'hta tustĕnúggi, míko tustĕnúggi, híniha, híniha `láko. Inholá'hti, plur. inholá�tagi figures in war-titles, but stands in no connection with the busk. The appellation of immíkagi comprehends all the men of _that_ gens from which the míko in the town ceremonies, not the míko as a political office-holder, is selected. The pronoun im-, in-, i- in all these names (ihinihálgi, intastĕna�álgi, etc.), signifies that they "belong to the míko" of the tribal ceremonies.