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| willow tree
| willow tree
| sagape
| sagape
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! saibü
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scirpus tule, bulrush]''
| sibu
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| sumutoo meadu
| sumutoo meadu
| Not in NP-B.
| Not in NP-B.
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! süübi
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salix_exigua willow tree]''
| suube
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! tacituma
! tacituma
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| tatsetooma
| tatsetooma
| Not in NP-B, which instead has FH: '''pagwanaaʻa''' (''water smell'')
| Not in NP-B, which instead has FH: '''pagwanaaʻa''' (''water smell'')
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! toibü
| ''cattail''
| toebu
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! tonobi
! tonobi

Revision as of 03:34, 10 February 2025

Nümü English Wycliffe Notes
hinabi bitterbrush henabe NPLP has BP: hünübi. Not in NP-B.
nümü cihidü tumbleweed numu tsehedu Different in other dialects, per Ralph. Not found in NP-B.
pawapi cedar pawape Neither in NP-B nor NPLP.
sagapi willow tree sagape
saibü tule, bulrush sibu
sanakoʻo gum sanako'o I thought this was a gum tree. but NP-B has it as chewing gum.
sawabi sagebrush sawabe
sigupi rabbitbrush segoope FH: siigupi
süŋabi cottonwood tree sungabe
sümütu miadü foxtail sumutoo meadu Not in NP-B.
süübi willow tree suube
tacituma peppermint tatsetooma Not in NP-B, which instead has FH: pagwanaaʻa (water smell)
toibü cattail toebu
tonobi greasewood tonobe FH: tonoobi
tübapi piñon pine tree tubape
ciabi wild rose tseabe
waapi juniper waape
wogopi pine tree wogope Can also mean forest.