Takelma Ribbon skirt class

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tuukʰwwaskuùt'ikʰw

alskenhítʰ[ahls-gehn-HIHT]

túukʰ

haluù’xapʰ

kós[GOHS]

alkʰò’px[ahl-KOH-bx]

altʰkém[ahlt-GEHM]

altʰkuì’s[ahlt-GOO-IH-s]

alts’è'ns[ahl-ts’-EH-ns]

altíipʰ[ahl-DEEP]

alk’iyìxnatʰ[ahl-k’-ih-YEE-x-naht]

alts’íl[ahl-ts’-IHL]

altʰkisámtʰ[ahlt-gih-SAHM-t]

alkwàsi[ahl-GWAH-sih]

almolhítʰ[ahl-mohl-HIHT]

yaná

[yah-NAH]Acorn

nikúitʰaapʰ

[nih-GOO-IH-tahp]Strawberry

• edible!

k’olói

[k'-oh-LOH-IH]Basket

• all of these patterns are found in traditional basketry.

mahmiitha nikuithaap

[mah-MEE-tah nih-GOO-IH-tahp]Elder Berry

• Delicious and Edible!
• used as medicine and food

lep’ées

[leh-p'-EHS]Cattails

• Edible - roots, medicine
• leaves are used in basketry and mats

piyukh

[leh-p'-EHS]Oregon Grape(piyukh means fruit)

• Edible berries
• used as a dye

tíiph

[DEEP]Camas

• Edible
• used as a dye

lamx

[LAHM-x]Sunflower

• Edible
• pretty

hà’khaa

[HAH-kah]Goose

• Edible
• Mean

p’iyín