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bi-si-bu-pi) , + si' -go, + 

 up.] 

 Furnished a medicine used 



as an emetic. Also one 

 used in certain venereal 

 affections {tvm'-bai-na-tsu) . 



Gosiute Names with Scientific and English Equivalents. 



a'-da-mm-bip. 



See a'di-rum-bip, the more 

 usual form. 



a'di-rum-bip. 



Ceanothus velutinus Dougl. 

 New Jersey Tea. 

 Cf. the next name. 

 Symphoricarpos oreophilus Gray. 

 Snowberry. 

 This plant is not known to 

 all under this name. 



a'-di-rum-bip-an-ka-sip. 



Ceanothus velutinus Dougl. 

 New Jersey Tea. 



By this fuller name dis- 

 tinguished from the Snow- 

 berry by those who desig- 

 nate the latter under the 

 preceding name. 



ai'-bi-baip. 



Scirpus maritimus L. Club- 

 rush; Bulrush. 

 Carex hookeriana Dew. Sedge. 

 The name is also sometimes 

 applied to C. utriculata 

 Boott. ; and other, espe- 

 cially larger forms more 

 strictly designated by 

 pa'gi-gip, q. viol. 



ai'-di-wi-si-gi-nump. 



ai'-go-po-gump. 



Ribes lacustre Poir. Currant. 



Ribes leptanthum Gray, var. 

 brachyanthum. Currant. 



ai-go-u-pi. 



Pinus edulis Eng. Pinon Pine. 

 ai'-gwa-bo-gup. 



Cnicus eatoni Gray. Thistle. 

 Cf. ai-wa-bo-gup. 



ai'-gwo-bi. 



Opuntia sp. Cactus, 

 ai'-tcib. 



Rhus aromatica Ait. var. trilobato 

 Gray. Sumac. 

 Cf. u'-i-tcib, as the name is 

 often heard in the Skull 

 Valley band. 



a'-ka. 



Name of a plant not iden- 

 tified with certainty. The 

 seeds are said to have been 

 eaten. 



ai'wa-bo-gup(-gop) . 

 Cnicus eatoni Gray. 

 Cf. ai'gwa-bo-gup. 

 a'-ken-dzip. 



Balsamorrhiza hookeri Nutt. 

 More specifically wi'-a-ken- 

 dzip, q. vid. 

 Balsamorrhiza sagittata Nutt. 

 Arrowroot. 

 More specifically ku'si-a-ken- 

 dzrp, q. vid. 

 a'na-gwa-niip. 

 Cleome integrifolia Torr., and 

 Gray, 

 an-dztip'. 



Cymopterus longipes Watson. 



