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Uaica is a
hunter in the
story "The
Sleep Tree" of the Karajá and
Apinaye people of the rain
forests in the
central and
northern Amazonian plateau. The...
- Waiká, also Yanomám (or Yanomae, Yanomama, Yanomami), is one of
several closely related languages spoken by the
Yanomami people in Brazil. Most speakers...
- wind swirls. If
someone steals its red cap he'll
exchange it for a favor.
Uaica Vitória Régia –
tells the
story of the
origin of the vitória-régia, the...
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spoken at the
sources of the
Paragua River in the same region. (Unattested.)
Uaica /
Waica –
spoken by a few
families on the
Yuruari River and
Cuyuni River...
- or
dizzying stench Uaica –
fictitious person of the Karajá in
BrazilPages displaying wikidata descriptions as a
fallback Note
Uaicás [pt] is a real existing...
- Mucajaí Airport, in Mucajaí;
Pacaraima Airport, in Pacaraima; Surucucu,
Uaicas and
Surucucus Airport, in Alto Alegre, the
latter located inside the Yanomami...
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through the lens of the
educational system present within Karajá communities.
Uaica,
hunter in Karajá
legend Karaja Indians.
Archived 2006-03-20 at the Wayback...
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information regarding the
linguistic formation of the Apinayé language.
Uaica,
hunter in Apinajé
legend "Apinajé: Introduction."
Archived May 24, 2011...
