traditional tobacco - the plants - the words
Andre Cramblit
andrekar at NCIDC.ORG
Thu Jan 11 00:05:54 UTC 2007
Xojim minde'iLchwe' = Traditional Tobacco
for Hoopa
O:Lhohkum = Tobacco for Yurok
Seetyu'= Tobacco for Tolowa
In Karuk (my Tribe) the most common word is
ihêeraha tobacco (wild or domestic)
but also used is:
ithimkak'ihêeraha morning sun slope tobacco
ithínkak_veehêeraha sunny slope tobacco
kifuchákar / kifuchakara- plug for tobacco pouch
mahihêeraha mountain tobacco
sahihêeraha downslope tobacco, wild tobacco
On Jan 9, 2007, at 5:32 PM, MSmith wrote:
I'm producing one these days for the Indigenous People's Task Force
here in Minneapolis.
I'd like to collect some words for traditional tobacco (vs.
commercial manufactured tobacco).
Can anyone help? And I'd love to know what plants were traditionally
used in ceremony in your area and might now be called tobacco ( or
for which commercial tobacco has been substituted)...like for Dakota
people it's cansasa, often red willow....
Help?
Mona Smith
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