Unknown
Peppermint
Mentha dumetorum Schult.
Indigenous Names: Paquannah Woho:no’ (Meaning: “Peppermint” 174 “Peppermint”), Paquannah Woho:no’ (Meaning: “Peppermint” “Peppermint”)
Medicinal Documentation
Arapaho
Whole plant is steeped in hot water and the liquid is consumed for indigestion | Whole plant is steeped in hot water and the liquid is consumed for indigestion.
Ceremonial & Cultural Notes
Arapaho
Commentary: One Arapaho contemporary woman identified tow types of mint, one with round and the other with oval leaves. The round-leaf variety is considered better and is named nii’ou-woho:no.150 | Commentary: One Arapaho contemporary woman identified tow types of mint, one with round and the other with oval leaves. The round-leaf variety is considered better and is named nii’ou-woho:no.152
Botanical Reference
Parts Documented: Plant