One of these names is decidedly Spanish, Sacaspada or "Draw-the-sword"; two others appear to be Timucua, Calaobe (kala _fruit_; abo _stalk, tree_) and Comachica (hica _land, country_). Some may be explained by the Creek language, but only one of them, Tampa (itímpi _close to it, near it_) is Creek to a certainty; Tuchi resembles tútchi _kidneys_; Sogo, sá-uka _rattle, gourd-rattle_, and No is the radix of a-no-kítcha _lover_, anukídshās _I love_, which agrees with the interpretation given by Fontanedo. Tavaguemue may possibly contain the Creek táwa _sumach_; Mayaimi (Lake), which Fontanedo explains by "_very large_," the Creek augmentative term máhi, and Guevu the Creek u-íwa _water_.