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The manaar blooms. Temiars will not pitch camp in areas where the vine grows, for fear its soul will disturb them.
Many orchids are only found in the cool montane forest.
Many orchids are only found in the cool montane forest.
Many orchids are only found in the cool montane forest.
Many orchids are only found in the cool montane forest.
Many orchids are only found in the cool montane forest.
Many orchids are only found in the cool montane forest.
Many orchids are only found in the cool montane forest.
A mountain flower. (Credit: ˀAri Kɛnton)
Lʹmơơɲ, a mountain flower.
Loŋɛɛw, a montane flower.
A montane tree frond.
Tʹlɛy, a montane tree frond.
Suŋkut, a montane tree frond.
Hɛrkơy, a montane flower.
Sulih, a flower used in hair adornment.
Tanjɔɔx jərnɛy, a flower used in hair adornment.
Bal, a flower used in hair adornment.
A flower used in hair adornment. (Credit: ˀAnɛl)
Maŋlɛᵏ, a flower used in hair adornment.
Rajōᵏ, a flower used in hair adornment.
Tanjɔɔx, a flower used in hair adornment.
Jɛŋjix, a flower used in hair adornment.
Gapɛh, a flower used in hair adornment.
Kʹlaat, a flower used in hair adornment.
Milơr, a flower used in hair adornment.
Carax flower.
Carax flower (Credit: ˀAnɛl)
A new headband is made with pine tree fronds, by a Temiar on Sơid mountain.
A bunch of picked fragrant plants: kayaaᵏ, hɛntəl, barˀơơb.
Bơơd luwag, a fragrant leaf, worn at the waist or tied in bunches, to bring their fragrance into the dance hall.
Bơơd cʹmərdam, a fragrant leaf, worn at the waist or tied in bunches.
Bơơd kɛriyơl, a fragrant leaf, worn at the waist or tied in bunches.
The kʹwaar leaf was used by great mediums to make elaborate headbands.
Sʹlaaᵏ lʹbag, a plant from the forest floor which was required by a dream-guide tiger to be laid out in the dance hall.
Kasay plant, the roots are pulled up and kept for burning at ritual petitions.
Sʹlaaᵏ lɑɑr, a smooth, odourless leaf used for wrapping bats or mushrooms, or packets for steaming, or to plug the end of a cooking tube.
Lɑɑr ˀuud, a smooth, odourless leaf used for wrapping fish, bats or mushrooms.
Pɛnpət ŋơơr was used for stopping the end of bamboo when carrying fish. (sʹlaaᵏ ŋơơr => Selangor)
Sɛmpơơy ˀayɛ̄ɛ̄w, a smooth, odourless leaf used for wrapping fish, bats or mushrooms.
Sʹlaaᵏ barơx, a leaf suitable for wrapping fish.
Gantən, a zingiber plant, its new shoot and flower are used to flavour food.
Sʹlaaᵏ cɛŋlơơx, a thin leaf, ideal for tobacco-rolling.
Sʹlaaᵏ waag, a thin leaf, ideal for tobacco-rolling.
The leaf of the ˀApơơs pacɛɛg was held in the mouth to sɛgpiyɛg, or make squirrel noises.
The fruits of the kʹbəəᵏ kɛnwəəl tree.
The jadaar tree; its leaves were used for covering a sunken fish trap and its berries attracted fish.
Tɛŋbiyɛx berries were used to bait fish in small rivers.
Raɲĩĩᵏ berries were used to bait fish in small rivers.
Padax berries were used to bait fish in small rivers.



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