totowoon-osiɁ = good?-medicine CACTACEAE (Cactuses) All Cactaceae spp ɁóhoyóoosɁi CAPRIFOLIACEAE (Honeysuckles) [Snowberry] nooc-íbinoh = white-berries Symphoricarpos albus CONVOLVUCEAE (Morning Glories) [Morning Glory] cííkon-táánocɁ = ghost-rope Convolvulus spp CORNACEAE (Dogwoods) [Red-osier, Red Willow] bɁ-ócééí-bíisɁi = red-bark-shrub Swida sericea berries nooc-íbinoh = white-berries ELAEAGNACEAE [Buffaloberry, Bullberry] kyáakitáá-binoh = bull-berry Shepherdia argentea Thicket kyáakítaa-bíisiiɁ = bullberry-bushes ERICACEAE (Heaths) [Bearberry, Kinnikinnick] nóuhɁúúwun-bíisiih = ??-bush Arctostaphylos uva berries nóuhɁúúwuno berries were available for use in July F60 FABACEAE (Peas) [Licorice Root] biiɁáɁaaneih-íisɁi = sweetheart-plant GlycrrhiɁa lepidota [Indian Turnip] Psoralea esculenta ɁíikɁa kínaaɁ These were available in August F60 very important food – ‘bean’ ɁiwonííhóóhoɁ kyooɁóóh = is spherical, round’ ‘potato’ ‘it Used as food, but only in Sweet Grass Hills, Moccasin Mountains, south of the Little Rockies, and around Billings F60 turnip’ nihóón-íikéniiɁ = yellow-turnip ‘yellow turnip’/’beet turnip’ no name known ‘red
totowoon-osiɁ = good?-medicine CACTACEAE (Cactuses) All Cactaceae spp ɁóhoyóoosɁi CAPRIFOLIACEAE (Honeysuckles) Symphoricarpos albus [Snowberry] nooc-íbinoh = white-berries CONVOLVUCEAE (Morning Glories) Convolvulus spp [Morning Glory] cííkon-táánocɁ = ghost-rope CORNACEAE (Dogwoods) Swida sericea [Red-osier, Red Willow] bɁ-ócééí-bíisɁi = red-bark-shrub berries nooc-íbinoh = white-berries ELAEAGNACEAE Shepherdia argentea [Buffaloberry, Bullberry] kyáakitáá-binoh = bull-berry Thicket kyáakítaa-bíisiiɁ = bullberry-bushes ERICACEAE (Heaths) Arctostaphylos uva [Bearberry, Kinnikinnick] nóuhɁúúwun-bíisiih = ??-bush berries nóuhɁúúwuno berries were available for use in July F60 FABACEAE (Peas) GlycrrhiɁa lepidota [Licorice Root] biiɁáɁaaneih-íisɁi = sweetheart-plant Psoralea esculenta [Indian Turnip] ɁíikɁa kínaaɁ These were available in August F60 – very important food ‘bean’ ɁiwonííhóóhoɁ ‘potato’ kyooɁóóh = ‘it is spherical, round’ Used as food, but only in Sweet Grass Hills, Moccasin Mountains, south of the Little Rockies, and around Billings F60 ‘yellow turnip’ nihóón-íikéniiɁ = yellow-turnip ‘red turnip’/’beet turnip’ no name known