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[Feb., 



ti -um-pi. 



Amelanchier alnifolia Nutt. 

 Service-berry. 



ti'-wa-bi-nrp. 



Elymus canadensis L. Wild 



Rye. 



Cf. o'-ro-rop. 



ti'-ya-gup. 



Helenium autumnale L. and 

 hoopesii Gray. Sneeze- 

 weed. From ti'-da-ya- 

 gup, q. vid. 



to'-bai-ba-bi. 



Bromus breviaristatus Thurl., 

 etc. Brome Grass. 



to'-bai-bi. 



See to'-bai-ba-bi. 



to'-go-un-go-na. 



Castille%a parviflora Bong., 

 minor Gray. Indian Paint- 

 brush. 



to'-dzup. 



Ferula multifida Gray. 

 to'-ho-bai-bi. 



See to'-bai-ba-bi. 

 to'-ho-bi. 



Same as to'bai-ba-bi, being a 

 shortening of the preceding 

 form, 

 to'-ho-bi-so-nip. 



Probably another form for 

 Bromus. 

 toi'-di-sas. 



See toi'-y a-di-sas. 

 to'- imp. 



Typha latifolia L. Cat-tail, 

 toi'-gu-pa-gunt. 



Eriogonum villiflorum. 

 Plantago eriopoda Torr., pata- 

 gonica Jacq., etc. 



toi'-ya-ba-gwa-nup. 



Lophanthus urticifolius Benth. 

 Dracocephalum parviflorum 



Nutt. Dragon-head. 

 Scutellaria sp. Skullcap. 



General term for these closely 

 related labiales, the seeds 

 of all of which were gath- 

 ered and used for food in 

 the same manner, 

 toi'-ya-ba-gwo-no-gip. 



Actcea spicata L. Baneberry. 

 toi'-ya- a-hv/ip. 



See toi'ya-ba-o-pi. 

 toi'-ya-ba-o-pi. 



Aplopappus suffruticosus Gray, 

 macronema Gray, 

 toi'-y a-ba-gwa-dzup. 

 Hydrophyllum occidentale Gray, 

 capitatum. Waterleaf. 

 toi'-ya-bin-da-tsip. 



Jamesia americana Torr. and 



Gray. 

 Symphoricarpos areophilus Gray. 

 Snowberry. 

 toi'-y a-bi-tum-b a-ga . 



Valeriana edulis Nutt. 

 toi'-y a-bi- turn. 



See toi'ya-bi-tum-ba-ga. 

 toi'-y a-bo-go-nup . 

 toi'-ya-da-tsip. 



See toi'ya-bi-tum-ba-ga. 

 toi'-ya-da-ti-go-ra. 



Erigeron glabellus Nutt. Flea- 

 bane. 

 Cf. under Erigeron in pre- 

 ceding list, 

 toi'-ya-da-ti-bu-da. 



? Primula parry i Gray. Prim- 

 rose. 

 ^Polygonum viviperum L 



