Gitche-un-ne-beesh—Cabbage, (big leaf.) Gitche-ne-beesh-un—great leaves.
Skush-kun-dah-min-ne-kwi-uk—Plantain; the leaves of this are particularly observed by hunter, as they show, better than any thing else, the age of the tracks of game.
Shig-gau-ga-win-zheeg,[45] pl.—Onions, (skunk weeds.)
O-kau-tauk—carrots.
Kitche-mus-ke-ke-meen—Red Pepper, (great medicine berry.)
Ba-se-kwunk—This is a red astringent root, much valued by the Indians, as an application to wounds. Avens root?
Shah-bo-ze-gun—Milkweed. The Ojibbeway word signifies purgative.
Waw-be-no-wusk—Yarrow, (Wawbeno medicine.)
Ke-zhe-bun-ush-kon-sun—Small rushes, in prairie.