Ararahih'urípih
A Dictionary and Text Corpus of the Karuk Language

Phoebe Maddux: Parts of the Tobacco Plant (1932)

Primary participants: Phoebe Maddux (speaker), John P. Harrington (researcher)
Date: 1932
Project identifier: JPH_TKIC-III.5.A.b-g
Publication details: John Peabody Harrington, Tobacco Among the Karuk Indians of California (1932), pp. 50-52
Additional contributor: Karie Moorman (annotator)


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[1] imnak    káru    ámtaap   
coal    also    dust   
Charcoal and Ashes
(heading)


[2] iheerah-éemnak   
tobacco-coal   
tobacco charcoal


[3] iheerah-áamtaap   
tobacco-dust   
tobacco ashes


[4] p-eheeraha-'úhthaam-sa   
the-tobacco-garden-PL   
Tobacco Plots
(heading)

[5] úhthaam   
garden   
any garden, orchard, or plantation; a tobacco plot

[6] uhtháamha   
plant   
to plant, to sow

[7] iheeraha-'úhthaam   
tobacco-garden   
tobacco plot

[8] iheeraha-'uhthamhí-ram   
tobacco-plant-place   
tobacco garden

[9] -mitva    iheeraha-'uhthamhí-ram-hanik   
NOMZ-former    tobacco-plant-place-ANC   
former tobacco plot

[10] p-eehêeraha    u-'íif-tih-irak   
the-tobacco    3s(>3)-grow-DUR-where   
place where tobacco grows

[11] imkánvaan   
woman's.name   
woman's name; Phoebe Maddux

[12] pífapu   
seedling   
any volunteer plant

[13] iheeraha-pífapu   
tobacco-seedling   
volunteer tobacco plant

[14] sah-'ihêeraha   
downhill-tobacco   
wild tobacco


[15] pa-'éepuum   
the-root   
Root
(heading)

[16] iheeraha-'éepuum   
tobacco-root   
tobacco root

[17] eepúm-'anamahach   
root-little   
rootlet

[18] eepum-tunvêech   
root-small.(pl.)   
rootlets

[19] eepum-'afivîich   
root-very.bottom   
bottom of the root

[20] 'afivîich   
very.bottom   
the very bottom

[21] ishchâachip   
roots.used.in.basketry   
used in basketry; refers to the top of the bull pine root


[22] pa-'uhípih   
the-garden   
Stalk
(heading)

[23] suuf   
backbone   
fish backbone; pith
(Harrington: "most common word for referring to the stalk of a plant; commonly used to reference the stem of a flower; never used to refer to the stem of a leaf")

[24] áhup   
wood   
wood, stick
(Harrington: "can be used to refer to the stalk of a plant")

[25] -suuf   
3sPOSS-backbone   
its stalk

[26] mu-'áhup   
3sPOSS-wood   
its stalk

[27] súfan   
small.of.the.back   
refers to the backbone of animals other than fish

[28] ikchúrahaha   
deer.backbone   
refers to the backbone of a deer from which the ribs have been cut

[29] ávan   
husband   
husband, male
(Harrington: "applied to leafless stalks of scouring rush, in contradistinction to leafy ones")

[30] asiktávaan   
woman   
woman, female
(Harrington: "applied to stalks which are bare, like the sprout, but have a bunch of leaves at the base")

[31] itáhar-avan   
ten-husband   
ten men

[32] itráhyar    pa-'ávan   
ten    3sPOSS-husband   
10 stalks
(Harrington: "the series of cardinal numeral with -ávan postpounded cannot be used as a means of enumerating the stalks of plants that may be referred to as ávan")

[33] kúpat   
sprout   
a young, succulent sprout or stalk, especially one which has just come up and is still leafless

[34] uhípih   
tobacco.stem   
tobacco stem

[35] iheeraha-'ípa   
tobacco-tree   
tobacco plant

[36] ikutunvá-ra-muu   
between.joint--   
joint in a stem

[37] vâaram-as    pa-mu-'ikutunvá-ra-muu   
long-PL    the-3sPOSS-between.joint--   
The sections between its joints are long.

[38] áptiik   
branch   
limb, branch (of a tree)

[39] iheerah-aaptik-tunvêech-as   
tobacco-branch-small.(pl.)-PL   
little tobacco branches

[40] mu-tik-tunvêech-as   
3sPOSS-branch-small.(pl.)-PL   
its little branches

[41] aptík-ar   
branch-having   
It has many branches. ; It is branchy.

[42] ú-ptiik-hi-tih   
3s(>3)-branch-DENOM-DUR   
It has branches, limbs.

[43] unúhyaach-as    pa-'uhípih    sú'    kúnish    árunsa-sa   
circle-PL    the-tobacco.stem    inside    sort.of    empty-PL   
The tobacco stems are round [in section] and empty inside.

[44] ákthiip-kunish    akthip-'iváxra    pa-'uhípih    pa-t-u-vaxrá-haak   
barley-like    barley-dry    the-tobacco.stem    the-PERF-3s(>3)-be.dry-when   
They are like ákthiip [grass sp.], like dry ákthiip, the tobacco stems, when they get dry.

[45] u-súruvara-hi-tih   
3s(>3)-make.hole.in-ESS-DUR   
It is hollow.

[46] u-suruvára-a-hi-tih   
3s(>3)-make.hole.in-INDEF-ESS-DUR   
They (tpl.) are hollow.
(Harrington: "suggests a larger cavity than the tobacco stems have")


[47] pa--maan   
the-3sPOSS-skin   
Bark
(heading)

[48] máan   
skin   
skin; bark

[49] -maan   
3sPOSS-skin   
its skin, its bark
(Harrington: "used to refer to the outside of the tobacco stem")

[50] u-máan-hi-tih   
3s(>3)-skin-DENOM-DUR   
It has skin. ; It has bark.

[51] imyaat    kúnish    u-p-iyáa-tunva-ra-moo-hi-tih   
fur    sort.of    3s(>3)-ITER-put.(pl.)-together-in-to-ESS-DUR   
It is like fur all compressed together.

[52] tharúfeep   
peelings.from.willow.sticks   
peelings of hazel sticks and willow sticks (used in basketry)


[53] pa--suuf   
the-3sPOSS-backbone   
Pith

[54] suuf   
backbone   
fish backbone, pith of a plant stalk

[55] p-eheeraha-'ípa    u-súuf-hi    su'   
the-tobacco-tree    3s(>3)-backbone-DENOM    inside   
The tobacco plant has pith inside.