Hunter-Gatherer Language Database

wild rose

Semantic Field: flora-fauna
Part of Speech
Meaning Spanish
Meaning Portuguese

Sorry, we have no imagery here.

Languages

Copy CSV

Search:

Language	Linnean Name	Orthographic Form	Phonemicized Form	Gloss as in Source	Etymology Code	Proto-Form	Proto-Language	Loan Source	Etymology Notes	Wanderwort Status	Etyma Set	Range of Term	Word Structure	Word Structure Notes	Classifier	Classifier Notes	Hypernym	Source	Association with Social Categories	Ritual/Mythologically Significant	Ritual Notes	Food Source	Food Notes	Medicinal	Medicinal Notes	How Collected	Who Collects	How Prepared	Psychotropic	Psychotropic Notes	Traded	Trade Notes	Distribution	Habitat	Dangerous	Ethnobiology Notes	Species Notes	General Notes

Language	Linnean Name	Orthographic Form	Phonemicized Form	Gloss as in Source	Etymology Code	Proto-Form	Proto-Language	Etymology Notes	Range of Term	Word Structure	Word Structure Notes	Classifier	Classifier Notes	Source	Association with Social Categories	Ritual Notes	Food Source	Food Notes	Medicinal	Medicinal Notes	How Collected	Who Collects	How Prepared	Distribution	Habitat	Dangerous
Bankalachi Toloim	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Big Smokey Valley Shoshone	Rosa californica	cia-pin		rose bush (wild) (M: Wild rose (Rosa sp.)	inheritance	*ci'aN	Numic	Stubbs 190 (2008:65)	same	other complex	has -pi ABS			Crapo 1976:170			1		2							no
Cahuilla	Rosa californica	ʔúšal	ˈʔuʃal	Rosa californica	inheritance	*ʔusa-la	Takic	Not in Stubbs; note Luiseño 7ush-la, Kitanemuk ʔucuč, also in Gab ochu:r	same	other complex	ˈʔuʃa-l (sibilant should be retroflex; Merriam recorded oo'-choo-lem (probably for the fruits)	-7ay-'a "picking-possessed.noun"	-7ay-'a "picking-possessed.noun" (probably; this is possessive classifier for fresh fruits plucked from plant)	Bean & Saubel 1972:133	no info		1	buds eaten just before blossoming, flowers brewed into tea	1	tea from flowers to ease pain in infants, “unclog” stomach	gathered (wild)	women	leaves boiled into tea (no mention of hips which I think were eaten)	Oregon, California, northern Baja California	“commonly found in moist places such as cienegas or swamps and along streams” Bean and Saubel 1972:133	no
Central Sierra Miwok	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Chemehuevi	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Chumash Barbareno	Rosa californica	washtiq'oliq'ol		California wild rose, R. californica	unique					phrase, reduplicated	meaming of elements unknown for lack of dictionary			Timbrook 2007:172			1		2							no
Chumash Ineseno	Rosa californica	washtiq'oliq'ol		wild rose, R. californica	unique		Central Chumash only	looks a little loan-y, irregular		phrase	meaning of elements unknown			Timbrook 2007:172			1		2							no
Chumash Obispeno	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Chumash Ventureno	Rosa californica	wati'qon'iqon		Rosa californica , California Wild Rose	unique		Central Chumash only	looks a little loan-y, irregular		phrase	meaning of elements unknown			Timbrook 2007:172			1		2							no
Cocopa	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Comanche	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Cupeño	Rosa californica	u$al	ˈʔuşal	wild rose hips, fruit of elderberries	inheritance	*ʔusa-la	Takic	Not in Stubbs; note Luiseño 7ush-la, Cahuilla ʔúšal, Kitanemuk ʔucuč, Gabrielino ochu:r	broader (includes both plant and fruits)	other complex	ˈʔuşa-l wild.rose-npn			Hill & Nolasquez 1973:177	no info	mentioned in founding account as something Kisily Pewish's wives could make for his mother	1		no info		gathered (wild)	women	flowers, fruits eaten	Oregon, California, Baja California	“commonly found in moist places such as cienegas or swamps and along streams” Bean and Saubel 1972:133	no
Esselen	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Gabrielino	Rosa californica	ochu:r	ʔuˈʧu:r	wild rose, rosa de castilla	inheritance	*ʔusa-la	Takic	Not in Stubbs; note Luiseño 7ush-la, Cahuilla ʔúšal, Cupeno 7u$al; Kitanemuk ʔucuč	same	other complex	ʔuˈʧu:-r rose-npn	-hi:n	classifier for worthwhile possessions	Harrington 529	no info	couplet in Lu., a Chingichngish plant (Harrington 1978:133);	1		1	as gentle purgative for babies (McC p. 102)	gathered (wild)	women and children	fruits raw or ground and stored, flowers for tea, wood for bows/arrows	Oregon, California, northern Baja California	moist areas, cienegas, along streams	no
Iipay 'Aa	Rosa californica	hŏ-toot'		Wild rose (Rosa sp.)	inheritance		Proto-Yuman	Note Kiliwa kwstuut	same	underived				Merriam 55:221			1		2							no
Kawaiisu	Rosa californica	čiyavipɨ		Rosa californica, Rosa woodsii	inheritance	*ci'aN	Proto-Numic	Stubbs 190 (2008:65)	same	other complex	čiyavi-pɨ rose.fruit-ABS (plant)	bɨ, pɨ	bɨ, pɨ seem to classify for plants, trees	1981 Zigmond			1		2							no
Kiliwa	Rosa californica	kwstuut		wildrose (Rosa minutifolia)	inheritance		Proto-Yuman	Note 'Iipay Aa hŏ-toot'	same	underived	(might be some kind of relative clause but not so treated by Crawford)			Mixco 1985			1		2							no
Kitanemuk	Rosa californica	ʔucuč	ˈʔuʦuʧ (no Harrington attestation for retroflexion)	plant sp., Rosa californica	inheritance				broader (plant, fruit, etc)	other complex	ˈʔuʦu-ʧ rose-npn	-niw	possessive classifier for things	Anderton 1988:549		berries used for women's ceremonial face paint	1	berries eaten	2					Oregon, California, northern Baja California	moist areas, cienegas, along streams	no
Lake Miwok	Rosa californica	ke'-le (thorn) moo'-mah (fruit)		wild rose	inheritance	*kil:i- “horn, antler”	Utian	Bodega Dic; Mib has a cognate verb meaning “be hard, sharp” so Pmi may have included “thorn”. Note Misn kle'-de-de' “wild rose”, presumably from the same root. Utian is Callaghan 1997;33. Proto-Wintu **kHi:l “thorn”.		underived				Merriam 57:535			1		2							no
Luiseño	Rosa californica	7úshla	ʹɁuʃla	wild rose; Bright, Rosa californica	inheritance	*ʔusa-la	Takic	not in Stubbs; note Cahuilla ˈʔuʃal “wild rose”, Cupeño 7u$al, Cahuilla ʔúšal, Kitanemuk ʔucuč, Gabrielino ochu:r	same	other complex	ʹɁuʃ-la wild.rose-non.possessed.noun			Elliott 1999:228	no info	couplet: 'ushla, pikwla; a Chingichngish plant (Harrington 1978:133); “sting for chingichngish” (Kroeber 1925:679)	1	must have been eaten, but never mentioned.	no info		no info	no info	no info	Oregon, California, northern Baja California	moist areas, cienegas, along streams	no
Maidu	Rosa californica	c'y/lc'ykym jó		wild rose	unique					phrase	X? flower			Shipley 1963			1		2							no
Mojave	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Mutsun	Rosa californica	mu:muči; te'-wis		wild rose; wild rose	unique					reduplicated	Okrand p. 130-32 describes this as reduplication from {mumič}, with first vowel reduplicated and original root vowel moved to V3 position.			Okrand 1977;131; Merriam 55:421			1		2							no
Nisenan	Rosa californica	yaw'-um chan; yaw		wild rose	unique			yaw is “flower”		phrase				Merriam 57:249			1		2							no
Northern Paiute	Rosa californica	tseabbe		rose (M:Wild rose (Rosa sp.)	inheritance	*ci'aN	Numic	Stubbs 190 (2008:65)	same	other complex	has -pi ABS			Yerington Dictionary			1		2							no
Northern Sierra Miwok	Rosa californica	kle'-de-de'		Wild rose	inheritance	*kil:i- “horn, antler”	Utian	Bodega Dic; Mib has a cognate verb meaning “be hard, sharp” so Pmi may have included “thorn”. Note Misn kle'-de-de' “wild rose”, presumably from the same root. Utian: Callaghan 1997:33; also note PW k'il-i “horn”, kHi:l “thorn”		other complex	kili “thorn” with suffixes, probably NOT reduplication			Merriam 57:307			1		2							no
Plains Miwok	Rosa californica	tut'-tel-oi		wild rose	unique					reduplicated				Merriam 57:501			1		2							no
Salinan A	Rosa californica	stah'-kil		Wild rose	unique		Salinan			underived				Merriam 55:387			1		2							no
Salinan M	Rosa californica	stuk'-kil		wild rose	unique		Salinan			underived				Merriam 55:387			1		2							no
Seri (Comcaac)	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Serrano	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Southern Paiute	Rosa californica	tsi'ampivɨ		wild rose bush	inheritance	*ci'an	Proto-Numic	T. Shoshone tsiapippüh; Kawaiisu čiyavipɨ; Stubbs 190 (2008:65)	same	other complex	has -pɨ ABS			Sapir 1930:700			1		2							no
Southern Sierra Miwok	Rosa californica	mV'-moo-dah; mVm'-me'-tah	vowel invisible due to water damage, probably /a/ based on related forms	wild rose	unique			Note Mil wild rose fruit is moo-mah so possibly a Miwokan form		underived				Merriam 57:469			1		2							no
Southern Ute	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Tübatulabal	Rosa californica	ki'-yah-ahl' 72-819, 60-503	ka:jaˈʔal (?)	wild rose, Rosa californica	unique			Note Lu. kaya:t “southern Tauschia” (an umbel)	same	other complex	ka:jaˈʔa-l wild.rose-npn			http://www.archive.org/stream/bancroft_chartmerriam_1556_60#page/n479/mode/2up; p. 503	no info		1		no info		gathered (wild)	all	fruits eaten raw, or in tea, or ground	Oregon, California, northern Baja California	moist areas, cienegas, along streams	no
Tümpisa Shoshone	Rosa californica	tsiapippüh		rose bush	inheritance	*ci'aN	Proto-Numic	Stubbs 190 (2008:65)	same	other complex	tsia-pi-ppüh wild.rose-CL-CL	ppüh		Dayley 1989:351			1		2							no
Wappo	Rosa californica	tet, tāt		wild rose	unique					underived				Merriam 52:585			1		2							no
Washo	Rosa californica	p'ec'úmele7		Wild rose	unique					phrase	elements unknown			Merriam 55:317; WPD			1		2							no
Western Mono	Rosa californica	patsanabɨ		wild rose bush (Rosa californica)	unique				same	other complex	pa- may be prefix “big”; has CL	-pɨ		Bethel et al.:133	no info		1	buds eaten	no info		gathered (wild)	women	no info			no
Wintu	Rosa californica	mī-o-lŏk-me		wild rose plant (fruit “no good”; this is Pitkin's moy 'oloq “tomatoes”	unique			Proto-Wintun *moy “seed”??? Shepherd 2005:129		underived	probably complex but no root given even by Pitkin			Merriam 56:55			1		2							no
Yavapai	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Yokuts Palewyami	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Yokuts Yawdanchi	Rosa californica	ho'wahs'		Wild rose (Wik)	unique			Gashowu, Chukchansi ho-yah in Merriam, same?	same	underived				Merriam 58:377			1		2							no
Yokuts Yowlumne	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no
Yuki	Rosa californica	kah'-le MW, ka-li C		wild rose	inheritance	*kala/i	Yukian	Schlichter 1985; really “thorn”, note similar Wintun, Miwokan “thorn” words		other complex	-i is noun suffix			Sawyer & Schlichter 1984			1		2							no
Yuma	Rosa californica	missing			missing					missing							1		2							no


Bankalachi Toloim
Big Smokey Valley Shoshone
Cahuilla
Central Sierra Miwok
Chemehuevi
Chumash Barbareno
Chumash Ineseno
Chumash Obispeno
Chumash Ventureno
Cocopa
Comanche
Cupeño
Esselen
Gabrielino
Iipay 'Aa
Kawaiisu
Kiliwa
Kitanemuk
Lake Miwok
Luiseño
Maidu
Mojave
Mutsun
Nisenan
Northern Paiute
Northern Sierra Miwok
Plains Miwok
Salinan A
Salinan M
Seri (Comcaac)
Serrano
Southern Paiute
Southern Sierra Miwok
Southern Ute
Tübatulabal
Tümpisa Shoshone
Wappo
Washo
Western Mono
Wintu
Yavapai
Yokuts Palewyami
Yokuts Yawdanchi
Yokuts Yowlumne
Yuki
Yuma

Showing 1 to 46 of 46 entries