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  1. Owiawarou, Warrawarou (Great Head)— name of a Kalinago village
  2. su— all
  3. cacador— a species of fish
  4. tibiri— half
  5. laursh— a species of fish
  6. amanlle, amãɾe— a Kalinago word of unknown meaning
  7. pikan— small stick used to take out something from a canary
  8. courara— partition
  9. nachoni— god child
  10. calabali— breeze
  11. balana— mermaid, girl of the sea
  12. haakê, hakɨ— come
  13. abaketououti— to discipline
  14. achicabouirouti— work man
  15. ichie— head
  16. manioc— a type of plant
  17. Massarica— name of a Kalinago village
  18. roucou— red dye from the Annatto plant; it was used by Kalinagos to paint their bodies to protect them from the sun. It would also would be mixed with genip for a bug repellent)
  19. mapou— a type of plant
  20. iligini, ilikini— pet
  21. Marie Galant, Aichi— Land of Chili Peppers (one of the Leeward Islands)
  22. aba— one
  23. amanetouti— happy
  24. iakimatobou— close
  25. Balouemhounum— the name of a deity of the mainland Caribs
  26. oucabo, uxabu— hand
  27. jakarawa— deer
  28. Cramacrabou— name of a Kalinago village
  29. cheba— to pour water
  30. oboutoni— big
  31. nanichi— courage (feminine)
  32. itibouri— hair
  33. mabouya— an evil divinity feared by the Kalinago, part-lizard part-toad
  34. killiliti itibouti— curly hair
  35. Nevis, Oualie— Land of Beautiful Water (one of the Leeward Islands)
  36. Calicoua, Calliaqua— name of a Kalinago village
  37. Karakas Bay— A name of a river area
  38. lamaingali— obedience
  39. miri, miriti— brilliant
  40. opono— nimble
  41. youbacani— to run
  42. boye— doctor
  43. Redonda, Ocananmanrou— one of the Leeward Islands; Kalinago meaning is unknown
  44. taporoporo— mouse
  45. bouleoau— arrow
  46. anoatoni— choice
  47. chitimain— drunk
  48. balipfegouti— robust
  49. arikipati— change less
  50. tiamatau teiha— she is pretty
  51. ita bia— how are you
  52. erebe, eɾepe— forehead
  53. tacotemecani— compassion
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