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strong fiber obtainable 

 from this plant.] 

 Fiber of hemp obtained from. 

 Cf. name Indian Hemp. 



Aquilegia coerulea James. Colum- 

 bine. 



pa'-wa-gump. 



pa'-o-gum-pi. 



Informants stated that plant 

 furnished a medicine that 

 acted on the heart. Seeds 

 were sometimes chewed as 

 medicine; and a tea made 

 from the roots was used 

 for abdominal pains and 

 when one was "sick all 

 over," as it was broadly- 

 put. 



Arabis holboelli Hornem. Rock 

 Cress, 

 si'-bo-i-up. 



Cf . Cleome lutez, to which the 

 name is also applied. 

 Arabis retrofracta Grah. Rock 

 Cress, 

 pi'-a-poi-na. 

 pi'-a-si-bo-i-up. 



[pi'-up, big, large, + si'-bo- 

 i-up.] 



Arctium lappa L. Burdock, 

 mu'-pa-tai-gi-nup. 



The burdock is an introduced 

 plant, and the name above 

 given is used only by a 

 limited portion of the Gos- 

 iutes, having been formed 

 rather recently. 

 Arenaria biflora. Sandwort, 

 tim'-bo-ip. 



This is a very general term 



indicative of habitat as 

 previously explained. 

 Arenaria congesta Nutt. Sand- 

 wort. 

 Classed as a koi'-na-tsu, or 

 bowel medicine. 

 Arenaria tri flora var. obtusa Wat- 

 son. Sandwort, 

 wi'-dcan-gwo-d cop . 



[wi'-dca, pine-hen, + n, + 

 gwo'-dcop.] 

 toi'-yan-tim-ba-dzap. 



Like the preceding, classed 

 as a koi'-na-tsu. 

 Argemone mexicana var. hispida 

 Gray. Prickly Poppy, 

 pa'ra-ti-tsm-bo-gop. 

 toi'yan-bo-gop. 



Apparently a somewhat gen- 

 eral descriptive term. 

 Aristida purpurea Nutt. Triple- 

 awned Grass. 

 yo'-nip. 

 o'-gwip. 

 toi'ya-o-gwip. 



[toi'ya-bi, mountain, + 

 o'gwip.] 

 Arnica cordifolia Hook. 



ta'ni-kump. 

 Arnica parry i Gray, 

 mo'ha-giip. 

 Cf. Anaphalis. 

 Artemisia biennis Willd. 

 pi'a-wa-da. 



[pi' tip + wa'da.] 

 wa'da. 



on'tim-pi-awa. 

 on'tim-pi-a-wa-da. 



[on'tim, brown, roan, + pi'a- 



wa-da.] 

 The seeds formerly exten- 



