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| Kiidi Payu Apu : |
Tarko Sanii :
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| Sangii Sanii: Leaves of this tree were used for making YATII(used for shielding rain): |
Tabiyo : Chimonobambusa callosa(A variety of bamboo with thorns all around its node of stem)
Piisa sanii: Pine Tree (Pinus wallichiana)
Yaso(Tarpi):

Dolo Sanii(Hija version) or Tapo Sanii (Hari and bamin michi version):

Tabu Niimi (Hari version) & Tabu Riibi (Hija version) :
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| Tabu Sarpu Tayiñ : Phallus indusiatus |
Miiyañ :
(In olden days before the availability of match box, a dried miiyang was used for making fire by placing it on the hard stone(Tako-laro) and hit it with strip of metal resulting in ignition of miiyang).
Pubu Anii(leaf) :
[This leaf is used for covering tails of Takhii (orange bellied himalyan squireel-Dremomys Lokria)
which is used in marriage or puja like Myoko or Murung] and Flower is called as Pubu Apu.
Palu Anii / Sanii :
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Riije : ???

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Bije : Bamboo(Phyllostachys bambusoides)Behe/ Byapu:
Tiipii-pii :
Kiira sanii: Castanopsis spp.Type of Kiira-sanii : a)Riihiñ , b)Korbiñ and c)Rahu.

Tai Belañ(Hari) or Sankha Melyañ (Diibo, Hija) :
Uyi-Tanyi: Ripen Cobra Lily
Tarie : Fern.
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| Nimpu-Tiiniñ: |
Takku sanii :Cucumber creeper.
Hiinyañ Tami :Sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica/microphylla).
Tiimiñ :Rubia cordifolia.
(It is a medicinal plant and is also good source of natural dye,
in olden days it was used for dyeing red color to "Ahu" of "Yari".)
Ririe Tami : Mikania micrantha
Lobyo Tiire :

Tiipe Tiire :
Tolyo : Allium hookeri
Bagañ-Riniyo Apu : Primula sp.Hiinyañ Tami Apu : (Mimosa pudica/microphylla)
Takuñ Apu :Peach flower.
Senyi Apu/Senyi-muru Apu :Rhododendron arboreum.Papi Apu : Hedychium ellipticum
Pubu Apu :
Subu Tute Apu: Wild strawberry flower

Sankhañ Melyañ Apu :
Neha Apu :

Parii Molañ Apu :

Tolyo Apu :
Mima Apu :
Dani Lyancho Apu :
Loli Apu :
Tagur Enso : A kind of weeds that look alike Paddy.
A Tubular plant use for making local mat and indigenous salt(piyu/tapiyo) preparation.
To be continue............



























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