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! aca | |||
| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descurainia_sophia tansy mustard]'' | |||
| atsa | |||
| MD: '''ača''' | |||
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! hinabi | ! hinabi | ||
Revision as of 04:38, 10 February 2025
| Nümü | English | Wycliffe | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| aca | tansy mustard | atsa | MD: ača |
| hinabi | bitterbrush | henabe | NPLP has BP: hünübi. Not in NP-B. |
| hubu | elderberry | hooboo | MD: hubui; WR: huupui |
| nümü cihidü | tumbleweed | numu tsehedu | Different in other dialects, per Ralph. Not found in NP-B. |
| padüzü | wild carrot | paduzu | Also padüzi, padüssi. NP-B identifies yapa as wild carrot. This is an onion variety. |
| 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 | |
| toʻisabui | chokecherry | to'esabooe | |
| tonobi | greasewood | tonobe | FH: tonoobi |
| tuupi | mountain mahogany | toope | |
| tuyu | wild plum | tooyoo | Neither in NP-B nor NPLP. Not sure of the exact species. |
| tübapi | piñon pine tree | tubape | |
| canabi | wild peach | tsanabe | |
| ciabi | wild rose | tseabe | |
| üüzi | wild onion, Nevada onion | utze | Also üüdzi. Ralph pronounces it üüzi with a devoiced final vowel. |
| waapi | juniper | waape | |
| wiyüpui | buckberry, buffaloberry | weyupooe | NP-B (WR) has this for the berry and wiyüpi for the bush. Also wüyüpui, wüyüpi |
| wogopi | pine tree | wogope | Can also mean forest. |