tekonnyarotárhoks

Violette affine

Aster à grandes feuilles

tó:kware (same word as cranberry)

aniibiiminagaawanzh, aniipiminaatik

americanum: Viorne trilobée

wá:ya yonya'táhkwa “it's a useable jam berry”

Viorne à feuilles d'érable

teyotisinahòn:tsi, okténtsi “they have black legs”

naanaaganashk (-oon) (general name for ferns), mzise miijim (general name for fern)

adiante du Canada

yetskarónhkwa “carpet, use it for bed”

naanaaganashk (-oon) (general name for ferns), mzise miijim (general term for fern)

Osmonde cannelle

Épipactis petit-hellébore

Aagoopizowin/ an “like an apron”

Cypripède royal

kwa’koryen raóhta, kwa’kórya raóhta, Kwa'kórien aóhta “whippoorwill shoe”

niimi’dii-makizin/ an “dancing moccasin/s”

Cypripède jaune

kwa'kórien aóhta, nè:ne ronónkwe raotinónhkwa “men's medicine”

ago'bisowin, gookooliimkiznesan “general name for lady’s slipper”

Cypripède acaule

Groseillier hérissé

nikanenharà:sa

Gadellier lacustre

ahtahkwaká:yon, ohsá:yase, shá:yehse’ “dry / bind up, old shoes”

miskomin (-ak, plural)

Ronce à petites fleurs

Teyun’rahdasta:te, kanenrahtà:tens “thick leaves”

Wiinsibak, Wiinisiibag, Wiinisiibagad, wini’sibugons’, wini'sibagons (singular), - ak (plural), wiinisiibag/ oon, owiinisiimin/an

Thé des bois, Gaulthérie couchée, Thé rouge

Onèn:ta (general word for pine)

okikehnseak, okikaandag- oog, okikaandag, akikaandag

Pin gris

tekanawáha'ks “It embraces the swamp or marsh”

o'gite'bak, ogitebag, ogitebagoon

Populage des Marais