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o-ka. 



Salicornia herbacea L. Sam- 

 phire. 

 Cf. pa'-o-ka, which is the 

 definite and far more fre- 

 quent form, o'ka being 

 narrowly applied to the 

 other plant. 



on'-tim-pai-wa. 



Variant from on'-tim-pi-wa- 

 tsip, which see. 

 on'-tim-pi-wai. 



See on'-tim-pi-wa-tsip. 

 on'-tim-pa-wa. 



See on'-tim-pa-wa-tsip. 

 on'-tim-pa-wa-tsip. 



See on'tim-pi-wa-tsip. 

 on'-tim-pi-a-wa. 



See the following, 

 on'-tim-pi-wa-tsip. 



Chenopodium rubrum L. and 

 capitatum Watson. Pig- 

 weed, 

 o'-pi. 



Wood; tree or shrub; plant, 

 pa-at'-ga. 



See pa-otq'-ga. 

 pa'-bip. 

 pa'-bo. 



From pa'-bo-go, which see. 

 pa'-bo-go. 



Cnicus unci ula t us Gray . Plumed 

 Thistle, 

 pa'-bo-gwo. 



Same as the preceding, 

 pa'-bu-ip. 



Commonly used as a general 

 term indicating plants 

 growing in water or wet 

 places with the leaves 

 floating or above the water. 



Dodecathion meadia L. Shoot- 

 ing Star. 

 Sagittaria variabilis Engelm. 

 Arrow-head. 

 See pa'bo-bu-ip. 

 pa'-bo-bu-ip. 



Sagittaria variabilis Engelm. 

 Arrow-head, 

 pa'-da-wi-si-go-iip. 

 pa'-ga-sau-wi-no-iip. 



Delphinium bicolor Nutt. and 

 menziesii DC. Larkspur, 

 pa'-gi-gip. 



Car ex jamesii Torr., fistira, etc. 



Sedge. 

 Carex utriculata Boott. Sedge. 

 Cf. also ai'-bi-baip. 

 pa'-ga-so-nap. 



Epilobium spicatum L. Wil- 

 low-herb, 

 pa'-go-no-gwip. 



Sambucus glauca Nutt. Elder, 

 pa'-go-no-gip. 



See pa'-go-no-gwip. 

 pa'-go-nu-ip. 



pa'-gu-ip. 



Polygonum hartwrightii Gray. 



pa'-gwa-ntip. 



Mentha canadensis L. Mint. 



pa'-gwo-dziip. 



Claytonia perfoliata Donn. 

 Spring Beauty. 



pa'gwo-nup. 



tChenopodium capitatum Wat- 

 son. Pigweed. 



pa'-hu-ip. 



Dodecathion meadia L. Shoot- 

 ing Star. 



pa'-hwats. 



Artemisia dracunculoides Pursh. 



