PAIUTES (p[=i]'[=u]t). The name of a large tribe of Indians inhabiting middle California and Nevada. The name is derived from the Indian word _pah_, water, and is used to distinguish this tribe from the related tribe of Utes, who lived in the desert away from running water.
PENSTEMON (p[)e]ni-st[=e]'m[)o]n). A wild flower common to the lower slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
PHARANAGAT (ph[)a]-r[)a]n-[)a]-g[)a]t'). An Indian name of a place. The meaning is uncertain.
PIÑON (p[.=e]-ny[=o]n'). The Spanish name for the one-leaved, nut pine.
PIPSISEWA (p[)i]p-s[)u]s'[=e]-w[.a]). A wild flower common to the lower slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
QUERN (kw[^u]rn). A primitive mill for grinding corn. It consists of two circular stones, the upper being turned by hand.
SHOSHONE (sh[.=o]-sh[=o]'n[.=e]). An Indian tribe split in two by the Pintes, and living north and south of them. In this book the southern division only is referred to.
TABOOSE (t[.a]-b[)oo]s'). Small tubercles of the joint grass; they appear on the joints of the roots early in spring, and are an important item of food to the Indians.
TINNEMAHA (tin-ny-m[.a]-hä'). A legendary Indian hero.
TOGOBAH (t[=o]-g[=o]-bä'). } Indian names of places. The TOGONATEE (t[=o]-g[=o]-n[)a]-t[=e]'). } meaning is uncertain.
TULARE (t[=oo]-lä're). A marshy place overgrown with the bulrushes known as _tule_.
VAQUERO (vä-k[=a]'r[=o]). The Spanish word for cowboy (from _vaca_, a cow).
WABAN (w[)a]-b[)a]n'). An Indian name of a place. The meaning is uncertain.
WICKIUP (w[)i]k'[)i]-[)u]p). An Indian hut of brush, or reeds. It is often pieced out with blankets and tin cans.
WINNEDUMAH (win-ny-d[=u]'m[)a]h). A legendary Indian hero.
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