Geography/Culture: America, North: Pueblo people. Hopi.
Linguistic Note: the main meaning is from Stone AMW v2 92, the first alternate meaning from Allen SH 13.
Description: Goddess of creation; She Who forms every person; She to Whom everyone is attached by a thread from the head; Spider-Woman, She Who wove the web that eventually drew the sun up into this world.
To Whom Sacred: spider; webs; song.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• See also Greek Arachne, Weavver.
• See also Cherokee Aunelanuhi, Apportioner, the sun.
• Also called Hatai-Wugti, Spider-Woman, below.
• It is said that Keres Iyatiku, The-Mother-Corn, derives Her Mothering competance from Sussistanako, Thought-Woman.
• It is rather confusing to know that She is also called Spider-Woman, though this is a translation of Hatai-Wugti, (below), an alternate name for Sussistanako, Thinking-Woman.
• Also called Thought-Woman, one of the alternative meanings of Her name.
• Transliteration, or dialect variant: Tse-Che-Nako, Thought-Woman.
• Transliteration, or dialect variant Tsitsicinako.

Geography/Culture: America, North: people of the southwestern desert (Zuni and Hopi?).
Description: Big bodied Earth Goddess.
To Whom Sacred: big-bodied desert spider.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Also known as Awitelin-Tsita, {Earth-Mother}, Who is linked with Zuni Awonawilona, All-Container.
• Probably also known by the alternate name Kokyangwuti, K0KY1ÑWUGTE, ----.
• It may Hatai-Wugti Who is meant when the Goddess is referred to as Spider-Woman.
• An alternate name for Sussistanako, Thinking-Woman, above.

Geography/Culture: America, North.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant Nautsiti.
• Variant Nau-Ut-Set.
• Sister of Sussistanako, Thinking-Woman, above
• Sister of Uretsete, ----, below

Geography/Culture: America, North.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Sister of Naotsete, ----, above
• Sister of Sussistanako, Thinking-Woman, above
• Variant Itsictsiti.
• She came to be seen as essentially the same as Iyatiku, The-Mother-Corn.
• Variant Ut-Set.