Ma'háhkėseho naa mȧhtamȧháaheho éhevoōne: Ho'e é'ma'heóneve, áahtova!
Old men and old women say: The earth is sacred, listen to her!
This site is dedicated to plants in the Cheyenne culture, their practical usage, and their spiritual role in life of present Cheyenne people and their ancestors. Cheyennes’ wide and deep knowledge of tséhóné'o, or that which grows, illustrates richness of the Cheyenne traditions and cultural heritage.
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Néá'ėšemeno
Thank you
Hénová'e tsémóna'e
what is new...
- A text introducing Cheyennes and their history and culture comes up inchmeal.
- Browsing is easier now due to the English and Latin index of species
- Added Saskatoon Serviceberry with sound
- Green Ash with sound
tóhtoo'émóxėšéne tséhméovóonā'o
blue giant hyssop early morning
Plant names in Cheyenne
Some plants "introduce themselves" in Cheyenne! Click on hypertexted Cheyenne names of plants and listen how they sound.
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