Anwatin-Bryn Mawr
School Forest
Hau Mitakuye pi!
Greetings my relatives!
Welcome to the Land of the Friendly People.
My Lakota name is [Wanbli Mayášleča] Hill Coyote Spotted Eagle. I'm going to pronounce the Dakhóta words. First I'll say them in English, then I'll give you the Dakhóta pronunciation. These are words you'll be seeing in the forest along the Circular Path. The first word is Spring Creek, Wétu čhana Wakpána, Weh-too cha-nah Wah kpah-nah. The next word is Circular Path, Okawiŋȟya Čhankú, Ohkah-ween-hheeyah Chank-oooh. The next one is Principal Path, Ithaŋčhaŋyaŋ Čhankú, Eetahn-chahn-yawn Chank-oooh.
Hau Mitakuye pi!
Pilamayaye!
Tókša akhé!
I thank you all for listening. I'll see you again.
WHITE SNAKEROOT
"Waȟčá Asáŋpi Yušíča"
Argeratina altissima
JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT
"Míčhaksiča thaphéžuta"
Arisaema triphyllum
VIRGINIA CREEPER
"Čhaŋíyuwi Iyéčheča"
Parthenocissus quinquefolia
WOOD NETTLE
Čhaŋíčaȟpehu
Laportea canadensis
COMMON DANDELION
Waȟčá Zí
Taraxacum officinale
COMMON MILKWEED
Waȟčáȟča
Asclepias syriaca
PINEAPPLEWEED
"Skuyómna"
Matriacaria discoidea
EASTERN COTTONWOOD
Wáǧačhaŋ
Populus deltoides
WHITE SPRUCE
Wazíȟčaka
Picea glauca
RED OAK
Útahu
Quercus rubra
HACKBERRY
Yamnúmnuǧapi
Celtis occidentalis
BOX ELDER
Čhaŋšúška
Acer negundo
CRABAPPLE
Thaspáŋ čháŋ
Malus sp.
SMOOTH SUMAC
Čhaŋzí
Rhus glabra
WESTERN POISON IVY
Hašbé
Toxicodendron rydbergii
CANADA GOLDENROD
Waȟčáziblu
Solidago altissima
RASPBERRY
Thakháŋheča
Rubus sp.
COMMON CATTAIL
Wihúta Hú
Typha latifolia
RED PINE
Wazíčhaŋ
Pinus resinosa
AMERICAN ELM
P’éčhaŋ
Ulmus americana
SHOWY MOUNTAIN ASH
"Pseȟté iyéčheča"
Sorbus decora
RED MULBERRY
Čhaŋská
Morus rubra
COMMON BUCKTHORN
"Čhaŋphépheka Thókeča"
Rhamnus cathartica
GLOSSY BUCKTHORN
"Čhaŋphépheka Thókeča"
Frangula alnus
SPOTTED JEWELWEED
"Hašbé Phiyápi"
Impatiens capensis
RED MAPLE
Čhaŋhásaŋ
Acer rubrum
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