Plants

Nümü	English	Wycliffe	Notes
akü	sunflower	aku
aca	tansy mustard	atsa	MD: ača
hinabi	bitterbrush	henabe	NPLP has BP: hünübi. Not in NP-B.
hubu	elderberry	hooboo	MD: hubui; WR: huupui
kaŋiça	bitterroot	kangedya	F: kaŋida
kacapogoʻo	cockleburr	katsapogo'o	Neither in NP-B nor NPLP.
kogi	sego lily	koge
kuha	blazing star	kooha
nümü cihidü	tumbleweed	numu tsehedu	Different in other dialects, per Ralph. Not in NP-B.
padüzü	small onion	paduzu	Also padüzi, padüssi. Mentioned at least once as wild carrot, but that term seems to describe yapa.
pasigoʻo	camas	pasego'o	NP-B heading is passikoʻo, but our proununciation is attested from FH.
pawapi	cedar	pawape	Neither in NP-B nor NPLP.
puzidapü	clover	pootzedapu	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
sii	twinleaf onion	see
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
toozaʻa	fernleaf biscuitroot	totsa'a	Also toocabü. Described as Indian balsam in class. NP-B also identifies it as yarrow.
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
tüsibü	desert saltgrass	tusebu	FH: tüsiibü; DV: tüsiʻibü as a colloquial variant of tüsiibüʻibü.
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	NP-B has waapui for juniper berries.
wada	seepweed	wada
wahabü	Great Basin wild rye	wahabu
wia	acorn	wea	In NPLP but not NP-B.
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.
wokokobü	sugarcane, reed	wokokobu	Given in class as sugarcane. NP-B identifies it as the common reed.
yapa	Indian potato, wild carrot, yampah	yapa	This plant is known by many names in English, including one of obvious Numic origin.