What is another word for summer cohosh?
Pronunciation: [sˈʌmə kˈə͡ʊhɒʃ] (IPA) 
Summer cohosh is a flowering plant known for its potential medicinal benefits. However, it also goes by other names depending on the region and culture. In Native American traditions, it is also called black cohosh or squaw root, while Spanish settlers refer to it as cimicifuga, implying its curative qualities. Other possible synonyms for summer cohosh include bugwort, snakeroot, and rattlesnake root, which suggest its uses in treating bites and stings. Additionally, the plant's Latin name, Actaea rubra, is occasionally used as a synonym. Whatever the name, summer cohosh remains a valuable resource and an essential component of traditional healing practices.
