Karuk Dictionary
by William Bright and Susan Gehr (© Karuk Tribe)
This is the public version of
Ararahih'urípih. Click here for the
password-protected private version (which includes
some restricted-access text content).
New search
Index order: alphabetical | text frequency
Search Index
-iip tree; bush
Dictionary Entry
lexicon ID #1688 | revised Nov 17 2014
-iip • N • tree; bush
Derivatives (47; show derivatives)
Derivatives (47; hide derivatives)
afíshiip "serviceberry bush"
akvítip "alder tree, Red Alder, White Alder"
asápiip "black cottonwood tree"
axrátip "gooseberry bush"
axrátipkam "a placename downriver from Kenek"
axvárip "wild plum bush, Sierra plum"
axvêep "Oregon oak tree, "white oak""
axyámsurip "Western azalea"
axyamsuripshúruk "placename, near Perch Creek"
axyúsip "bull pine, gray pine"
fáthip "manzanita bush, especially the Hairy manzanita"
fathípmaan "manzanita bark"
fathipríhkaam "placename near Hoopa"
ichániipich "little fir tree, 15 to 20 feet high"
ichaníp'uusich "fir cone"
inkánsuun "peppernut"
ishvínipich "a placename, Three-Dollar Bar "
ishviníp'uusich "Jeffrey pine burrs"
ishvírip "Jeffrey pine "
ishvírip "a placename, Pine Flat"
ishviripchêex "mountain tanager"
ishvirip'imsháxvuh "pine pitch"
ishviripírish "pine needles"
ishvirípmaam "a placename, part of Katimin rancheria"
itháriip "Douglas fir tree"
itharip'arákaas "old fir tree"
itharípriik "fir forest"
ithariptiríhmaam "placename, above Chenach Creek"
itharipvákay "Douglas fir worm"
ithêep "placename (location unknown)"
kátiphirak "placename, across-river from Orleans"
kúfip "velvet willow, river willow "pussy willow""
kufipfúrax "a plant, red willow"
kufipnára "willow sp."
kufípriik "willow grove"
súrip "hazel bush"
tahpúsip "young fir tree; also limbs of big fir trees"
tahpúsipith "Douglas fir tree 2 to 4 feet high or smaller"
thúfip "Requa"
xanpútip "maul oak tree, canyon live oak, "live oak""
xanputip'asaxêem "type of lichen, the maul oak lichen"
xunyêep "tan oak tree"
xunyeep'áxviish "tan oak bark"
yîip "grand fir, Abies grandis"
yiipáhvuuf "rotten roots of the lowland fir"
yúhip "placename, near Teneyck Creek"
xunyêepshurukhitihan "prince's pine, pipsissewa, umbellate wintergreen"
Note: Occurs only as in combinations, e.g. as -iip in pahiip 'pepperwood tree', or as -ip in púrip 'cherry tree'.
Sentence examples (0)
Include derivatives: yes | no