A.K.A. Trailing Currant / Black Currant / Wild Black Currant / Trailing Blue Currant / Spreading Currant / Stump Currant.

  • Sugcestun (Sugpiaq/Alutiiq): Qunisiq (currant).
  • Dena’ina Qenaga (Dena’ina): Nundghuna / Nindghuna / Nudghin / Nedghuna / Nu’deghin.
  • Doogh Qinag (Holikachuk): Geeg mighuda’.
  • Dinak’i (Upper Kuskokwim): Niłtinejija’.
  • Dinjii Zhuh K’yaa (Gwich’in): Deetree jàk.
  • Häł gołan (Hän): Łąyy jèyy’.
  • Atnakenaege’ (Ahtna): Gigi ntsen / Łigige’.
  • dAXunhyuuga’ (Eyak): WehX (currants).
  • Lingít Yoo Xʼatángi (Tlingit): Kaneilts’ákw (trailing black currant). X̲aaheiwú (black currant). Kadooheix̲.aa (currants).
  • Xaad Kíl (Haida): Gálun (currants). Ḵ’aaydaǥaanǥa / Ḵ’iit’agwaand / Ḵ’iidgwaan / Ḵ’iit’agwaan (berries). Yaanaang xilǥa (bush).
  • Ribes laxiflorum from the Gooseberry (Grossulariaceae) family, found in Southcentral and Southeast Alaska. This black currant has rosy flowers and hairy, bloomy, flavorful (sweet/musty) berries. Edible raw/cooked.