Yanomama
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yanomama — noun see yanomami * * * /yah neuh mah meuh/, n., pl. Yanomamas, (esp. collectively) Yanomama. Yanomamo … Useful english dictionary
Yanomama — noun see Yanomami … New Collegiate Dictionary
yanomama — ya·no·ma·ma … English syllables
Yanomami — also Yanomamo or Yanomama noun (plural Yanomami; also Yanomamis or Yanomamo or Yanomama) Etymology: Yanomamɨ (language of the western Yanomami) yanomamɨ, a self designation Date: 1967 1. an indigenous people inhabiting the rain forests of… … New Collegiate Dictionary
Napoleon Chagnon — Napoleon A. Chagnon ( /ˈʃæɡ … Wikipedia
Lenguas de Venezuela — Etnias venezolanas originarias. Las lenguas de Venezuela son el español, las lenguas autóctonas o indígenas que superan la treintena y un cierto número de lenguas alóctonas traídas por inmigrantes europeos. En cuanto a la política oficial del… … Wikipedia Español
Ya̧nomamö — ethnic group group=Ya̧nomamö caption=Ya̧nomamö children poptime= popplace=Venezuela, Brazil rels=shamanism langs=Yanomaman languages related=The Ya̧nomamö are a large population of native people in South America. They reside in the Amazon… … Wikipedia
Poisoned Paradise — is a Hardy Boys novel.Ed Yanomama, the child of a respected tribal leader, invites the Hardys to attend an environmental conference in Venezuela. Plans change when Roger O Neill, a madman bent on destroying the rainforest area, is kidnapped, and… … Wikipedia
Ebena — Waika (Yanoama) Indianer Waika (Yanoama) Indianer Ebena (auch Epena) ist die halluzin … Deutsch Wikipedia
Epéna — Waika (Yanoama) Indianer Waika (Yanoama) Indianer Ebena (auch Epena) ist die halluzinogene Droge der Waika. Inhaltsverzeichnis … Deutsch Wikipedia
