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The Kaliña (sometime called Galibi) are an indigenous people of South America who lives in Surinam, French Guyana (between 2,800 and 4,000 people). They belong to cariban languages family.

Vocabulary

  • jopoto - leader
  • kapu - sky
  • konopo - rain
  • makureru - cactus
  • mauru - cotton
  • nunon - moon, month
  • oma - road, way
  • opawy - island
  • panare - friend
  • parana - sea
  • paranakyry - white men
  • pepeito - wind
  • sakau - sand
  • tamy - tobacco
  • tonoro - bird
  • topu - stone, rock
  • tuna - water
  • waitopo - village
  • wajamaka - iguana
  • wato - fire
  • weju - sun
  • wewe - wood
  • wypy - mountain

 

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