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chaanuen young shoot of a plant
chegemem 'we-cheeeshep' kind of plant
chegee chinquapin tree
chekwchem acorns decayed in soft clay, acorns black from soaking
chemeen hog's fennel, doctor's pain
cheeegery huckleberry
cheeeshep' flower, flowering plant
chkeep'or' a type of plant
chkeep'erhl snowdrop flower
chkee'wor clover
chkohpeen blackcap, wild raspberry, black raspberry
chernuep licorice fern
cherrnuen sprout, young plant
chuelue nee nep wild parsley
chyer'ery' 'ue-mohka' a tree with long red berries
chyer'ery' 'ue-pyah bearberries
ch'e'gee' black oak, live oak
haalop glue from a tree
haamoh bear grass, used in basket making
harpuen mint, mint tea
ha'aag nee yeguen alum root
hega'p'oh cottonwood
hegoorekeech yerba buena tea, vine tea
hewomes a large plant growing in swampy places, a plant made into humonah by pounding in hot water
he'wonek wild oats
hee'nk'ehl white oak
hl'ohkohl 'we-nerh thunder berry
hl'erkeech large wild rose with big hips
holeehl hazel shoot, hazel sticks (used in basket making), hazel
holeehl kaap' hazel
holeehl 'wr-nerh hazelnuts
homonah live oak
ho'mono' tanoak
ho'olek brake fern, bracken fern
ho'ow cedar
hergerrwerhl flowering dogwood
herhlkerh brodiaea bulb, bulb, potato, tumor, tumor
herk'werh 'ue-peeesh peas
herk'werh 'we-chpegar' California poppy
herk'werh 'we-nep pale sweet pea
hue'ueh nut
hue'uuep' hazel
kaames 'ue-kaap' skunk cabbage
kaames 'wr-nerh slim solomon
kaap' gather greenery, leaf, leaves, greenery, brush, grass, the wild
kaap'ehl brush (vegetation)
kahkah 'we-nep hog's fennel
keromecha' sugar pine tree, bullpine, Ponderosa pine
ke'ween 'ue-par redbud
ke'ween 'wr-nerh Indian peach
keehl redwood tree
keekwten moss, rotten wood
kle'uep'oh clover, brush, flora
kohchehl soaproot, soapwort, large brodiaea bulb, wild potato
kotkoteer' wild celery
kotkoteer' 'ue-segon gambleweed
kerhpeen thimbleberry, thimbleberry tree
kerhpeen 'ue-segon a tree with fluttering leaves used in a medicine
kerhper' thimbleberry tree
kreeech a plant used as a herb
kermserhl large white edible mushroom
ker'merkws tan-oak mushroom
kwescheen strawberry
kweech a plant (sp.) with large leaves
kwerch a plant (sp.) with large leaves
kweryterp an edible plant with white flowers
k'etk'ehl sweet colt's foot
k'errch' 'we-cheeeshep' lupin
k'errch' 'wr-nerh twinberry
la'asehl a poisonous plant (sp.)
lehlkem skunk cabbage leaves
leychehl blackberry
le'wol' greasewood, snowbrush
luuehl long grass, wild iris, iris stem (used for twine), twine
mahkew salal
mahkuehl salal berry
mechaanep' tansy, yarrow, wormwood
mego'oh pepper nuts, pepperwood nuts
mehl chegeeshew shootingstar (flower)
mehl regookwseen cheeeshep' mission bells (plant)
mekwta' stump
menomen Juneberry
mesen' lichen for dyeing yellow, yellow moss, tree moss
meskaap' leaves, leaves used for flavoring and storing seaweed
meskwerep straw, dry grass
mestenekw ferns used to line baskets
meweehl 'we-chpegar' fat solomon, false solomon's seal
meweepeehl waist, tree trunk
me'gech trillium
me'yehl stinging nettle
me'yehl 'ue-segon soft-leaf nettle, dumb nettle
me'yk'welep poison ivy
me'yk'weluuep' poison oak
mohka' wild gooseberry, wild currant
merk 'we-cheeeshep' lupin, lupine
merr' baccharis consanguinea (plant)
muelmuel wild currant
muelomuel wild currant
mueneepernee thistle
muuehlmuuehl berry of Indian peach tree
muuelomuuel Indian peach, mulberry, wild currant
neneer' black salmonberry
nep wild parsley, greens, hay
nepoyech clover
nepoyoch greens, hay
nepoyon wild parsley, greens, hay
ne'muuep' vetch, lupine
neekwech 'wr-nerh red gooseberry
noleet burl (on a redwood tree)
nowrep'ch'oy weed
nerhpery berry
nerhperyuuep' huckleberry bush
nerlermerkerhl stump
pahkwo' willow, red willow
pa'aap' ladyfern, woodwardia fern (dyed in alder juice and used in basket making)
pa'aap' segon a fern (sp. ?California wood fern)
pa'areek segon trillium
pechog sugar-pine nut
pechogoo' sugar pine with long cones
pecholoo' sugar-pine tree
pes'es hemlock
peton small red clover with edible roots
peeesh pea
pee'eetah ironwood
pkwo'olo' maple
ploosaakw black oak acorn
pohsey madrone berry, holly berry, Christmas berries
popoluehl skunk cabbage
pergern small willow, blue willow
pergers'erh manzanita berries, manzanita vine
perger' Oregon oak
perger'erh black oak
perger'erh woomehl black oak acorns
pergery' moldy acorns, sorrel
perkwerner' Indian rhubarb
perwkween onion
puemonah redbud
puesee 'we-chpegar' cat's ears
puuek 'w-rhlkerh firecracker (plant)
puuek 'we-chpegar' bluebell
puuen cherry
puuenomaap' dogwood
pyaap' manzanita tree, manzanita bush
pyah manzanita berry
pyerkerm roasted green acorns, acorns cooked in shells, freshly cooked acorns
raak nee yey' stem of maidenhair fern (used in baskets)
rep'choy weed garden
re'go' maidenhair fern, five-fingered fern
rooget tan-oak bark, oak bark
roowo's hegoh a plant whose leaves are used for colds
ro'otet an edible grasslike plant with white stems
sahseep buck brush, blue blossom
sa'ahl 'wa-'ah redwood rose
sa'ahl 'we-cheeeshep' redwood rose
sa'am a shrub bearing red berries, "mock holly"
segep 'we-cheeek poppy
segep 'we-cheeeshep' poppy
sekws parsley
sekwsoh wild parsnip
sepolah nee yeguen gentian
sewom brown shelled acorn
seeshon brake fern (ho'olek) root
ska'aweehl nine bark
skep'ol wyethia angustifolia
slahpo' brodiaea fiber brush
sloowehl wild oats
sloyhlketo' 'wr-nerh red huckleberry
soool yew
soo' cascara tree, chittamwood, cascara tree bark used as laxative
sruuek'wee columbine, red columbine
stohstek' small fir tree
s'e' 'we-nerh madrone berry
s'e'goh madrone tree
ta'amo' red elder tree, elderberry bush
tegetor salmonberry shoots
tektekoh patch, stick, bedstraw (a sticky plant)
tekwskey manroot, wild cucumber, pickle
tenenew clump of grass
tepoo tree, large fir tree
tepoonohl forest, in a forest
teton rush (plant)
tewol nee tepoo spruce tree
tewolew nee tepoo Sitka spruce
tmekwten hollow tree, hollow stump
tohpoh wild iris
toykem camas (plant)
terkeeekserch a poisonous mushroom
tronkoh wild potato
terperh stem, stalk
terperrner' small fir tree, large fir tree
tuemonoks tule (plant)
tuuep sword fern
tuueptuuep sword fern
t'ohlt'ohl nee 'e'goh monkey flower
t'ro't'et' an edible plant
t'uemeen' it is soft, it is tender, it is rotten
wahkwela' poison oak
wechew chinquapin nut
welogooch soapstone, pitchy part of wood
weneephl shelled acorn, cleaned acorn, dried acorn
weyokseep Labrador tea
wogoruep plant whose leaves are used for wrapping fish
wohkelo' pepperwood
Wohpekuemew 'ue-mesew pink honeysuckle
Wohpekuemew 'we-no'oy lady's-slipper, calypso orchid
Wohpekuemew 'we-no'oy segon pitcher plant
wonkew leached acorns, leaching acorns
wonkewek' I leach acorns, I make bread
wooles unshelled acorn
woomehl acorns (generic), acorns (as gathered, in shell)
wormey' 'we-cheeeshep' escholtzia
wo'omehl shelled acorn
werhkweech fir-tree bark (used for firewood)
wer'tnerr mare's tail, horse tail
'ah thorn
'ahkechoyp' thorn, prickle
'ahkechoyp'ehl mass of briar bushes
'ewaa salmonberry bush
'otoy an edible bulb
'erplers apple
'errwerh grass
'erwern salmonberry
'erwerner' salmonberry bush
'uek'eer'ue' salmonberry juice
'uewesek nicotine
'wa-rkwech its bark (of a tree)
'wehlkoh bulrush, cattail, tule mat
'wehlkwenep' wild ginger
'weskaap' crab grass, green
'weskem crab grass, cut and dried
'weskwelekws rope of wild grapevine, grapevine
'weskwelekws 'wr-nerh grape
'weskwen branch of a tree
'weskwenet branch of a tree when cut off
'wohpeg spruce root (used in basket making)
'woogey wee' 'wr-nerh apple
'wo'hlp'ey'
'werhtuuep' Indian greens
'wer'hlpeeterk root, willow root
'wer'errgerch alder (used for orange dye)
