 The Kawaiisu (and other Indian tribes south of Timbisha territory) were known as "Mukunnümü" (″Hummingbird people″), their northern neighbors, the Eastern Mono (Owens Valley Paiute) were called "Kwinawetün" ("north place people"), the Western Mono beyond the Sierra Nevada crest to the northwest were called "Panawe" ("western people"), and their direct western neighbors, the Tübatulabal were known as "Waapi(ttsi)" ("enemy").The Yokuts (and other Indian tribes on the western side of the Sierras) were known as "Toyapittam maanangkwa nümü" ("people on the other (western) side of Sierras").Their Western and Northern Shoshone kin were called "Sosoniammü Kwinawen (Kuinawen) Nangkwatün Nümü" ("Shoshoni speaking northwards people").