Tsu'Tey son of Eytukan?

[Human No More]

Tsu'tey is not Eytukan's son.

It seems that the Tsahik's daughter actually determines who becomes olo'eyktan, while the current olo'eyktan isn't directly involved.

[brianct]

its all here..tsu-tey
Tsu'Tey - James Cameron's Avatar Wiki - Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana

[brianct]

recall how Neytiri looked at tsu-tey as she pass him following jake to the IKRAN roost...not happy.

[Toruk]

They never had a connection it was just a arranged marriage one that they both would have done but in time maybe come to love one another. I don't think that the Na'vi are like mid evil Europe and marry away children for political standing so he must be from hometree.

[UnNamed]

In content cut from the theatrical release, Tsu'Tey does not immediately die. Instead, he falls to the jungle below, where Lyle Wainfleet finds him. Lyle holds Tsu'Tey from his queue, and cuts it off near the base; leaving Tsu'Tey screaming in agony. Tsu'Tey then passes on leadership of the clan to Jake and then asks Jake, "let Toruk Makto be my last shadow". Jake, being Toruk Makto, ends Tsu'Tey's suffering with great grief. [1] This scene, which was cut from the final release, may or may not appear in the Director's Cut, and unless it is included in said release, cannot be considered canon.

I knew this scene but how does Wainfleet(that bald marine) find him didn't he die by screaming?!?

[Avatar Fanatic]

Wainfleet doesn't find Tsu'tey at all in any version of the movie. We see Tsu'tey drop to the ground gasping after his fall and of course after being shot and once the battle is over, Jake is given leadership responsibilities by Tsu'tey and then kills him with his knife to end his pain. Neytiri and a group of Na'vi who survived the battle watch him die.

[Nìmwey]

Tsu'teys full name is Tsu'tey te Rongloa Ateyitan. I don't know what "Rongloa" means, but the rest means he is the son of Ateyo.
Neytiris full name, is (I'm sure this has to be more widely known, at least among the fan boys? ) Neytiri te Tskaha Mo'at'ite.
Mo'at'ite means of course she is the daughter of Mo'at, but what does Tskaha mean? (It would give some clue to what Rongloa means.)

[gilmeiri1]

I'm think that Tskaha and Rongloa are family names