INDEX AND GLOSSARY 
Gvamo, GuUAMA, at junction of the Apure 
and Sarare (G, 1, 127). 
Guana. See Iguana. 
Guapk, 250. 
GuARANA. See Cupana. 
Guarav. See Warrau. 
GUARDATINAJA. See Water haas, 
GUARRUMA LOIN CLOTH, 548. 
Guava, fruit eaten, 247; fish bait, 192. 
GuaAyQuirIp, on left bank of Orinoco be- 
tween Apure and Caura (G, 1, 158). 
Carib stock. 
GuAywuco, loin cloth, 548. 
Guest. See Salutations. 
GUILIELMA spmciosa. See Paripi. 
Gutnau (ScF, 225, 239). Guainare, on the 
Merevari River, but probably formerly 
had a very much wider distribution 
(KGG, 460). Arawak stock. 
GuULO BARBARUS. See Hakka. 
GUMS, RBSINS, BALSAMS, BTC., 23. 
GuN, gun trap, 160; blowgun, 117-119. 
GuNapuLvu. See Phyllanthus. 
GuTTAP GUM. See Vismia 
GYNERIUM SACCHAROIDES. See Arrow 
reed. 
HABI-HABI, obscene Warrau dance, 593. 
HACKIA BUDDING, a sign of wet, 938. 
Hawa. See Naha. 
Harari, Lonchocarpus sp. fish poison, 210; 
cultivated, 246; legend of, 600. 
HAIARIBALLI, alleged fish poison, 214. 
Hatmara, Hoplias macrophthalmus, caught 
by hand, 185; by spring hook, 197. 
Hatiowa GUM, Protium heptophyllum, 
for torches, 5. 
Hair, dressing, 515; combs, pins, 517 ; arm- 
lets, 540; belts, 543; combing, 888, 833; 
cutting, 516, 277, 831, 847, 860, 864, 
865 ; indicative of a large number, 940. 
Hakka, See Glutton. 
Hatta, Arawak term for wooden bench, 
328. 
Hamaca, of Santo Domingo, 458. 
Hammock, manufacture, ete., chap. xix; 
string figure, 652, 678, 679; woman's 
share in hammock making, 901; for re- 
straining drunken people, 280; hammock 
ropes, 71. 
FHANnaQgua, Ortolis, tamed, 724. 
HAND NET, 201. See Landing net. 
HANDS, cleaned for meals, 275; 
and salutations, S06. 
HANGING, a means of suicide, 732. 
HANGING cHair, for baby, 913. 
HANGING TRAY, circular, 411; rectangular, 
407. 
HANGING TRICK, string figure, 711, 712. 
HANuRA, white crane, at Makuari dance, 
843. 
HARPOON ARROW, 190. 
HARPOON SPEAR, 148, 190. 
THARPY-EAGLD (Harpyia destructor), hunted, 
176; tamed, 724; feathers for arrows, 
132. 
23; 
gestures 
731 
HARRI-HARRI FLUTE, 560. 
Haru. See Aru. 
HARVEST DANCE, 565. 
HASSA FISH, leaf figure, 621; pattern, 351. 
Hat. See Feather crown, Cap, ete. 
HAULING BOAT OVER LOGS, FALLS, ete., 800, 
801 
HAU-MINAKO (Ara. sloth-anus), basket, 418, 
Havyart, funeral dance, 844-847. 
Hayrick. See Circular house. 
HeAD, coverings, dressings, ornaments, 518 ; 
deformation, 501. 
HEAD OF ARROW, 128. 
HEAD PAD, 392. 
HADSTICcK, in cotton-hammock making, 465. 
HpArtTH, fire, 364. See Baking oven. 
H®aRv-CANALI, arrow poison, 123. 
Hear, for artificial coloration of feathers, 
84. 
HrDDLE-ROD, used in cotton-hammock mak- 
ing, 469. 
HENRIETTA SuCcOSA, for red paint, 28. 
HEREDITARY PRIVILEGES, 754; chieftainship, 
744, 
Heri. See Haiari. 
Heri-Her!. See Yarri-yarri. 
HERON, WHITH, Ardea, feather cloak, 538. 
HERRINGBONE-PATTERN BASKETRY, 435, 438, 
442. 
HESS0U, cassava smoother, 365. 
HevEA, rubber, illuminant, 5; 
bait, 188. 
HEXAGON-BASE BASKETS, 412—415. 
HEXAGON MESH, weaving, 109. 
HIARIMANNI. See Bat’s bane. 
HIAWARABALLI, drink, 271. 
Hripriscus, timber for fire stick, 1. 
HIDE AND SEEK, 613. 
HIDING SHELTER, for hunting, 159. 
Hisaut. See Isahi. 
Hirewia, Byrsonima spicata, drink, 271. 
Hopson, reed instrument, 570. 
Hoc. See Bush hog. 
HoG PLUM, Spondias lutea, 247. 
HoHO-HIT, Warrau music master, 570. 
HoLper, for cigar, 283. 
HomaLiuM, for red paint, 28. 
HOME prRopucTS, 824. 
HoMIcIDE, 728. 
Honesty, 736. 
HONEY, 227, 255; string figure, 670. 
Honor. See Hanura. 
Hoors FoR “ BELLS,” 575. 
Hook, for fish, 191-193; for alligator, 217. 
HOOK AND LINE, with bait, 191, 192; with- 
out bait, 1938. 
HooK, SPRING, 196—200. 
HOPLIAS MACROPHTHALMUS. See Haimara. 
HopLiIAS MALABARICUS. See Huri. 
HORESEMO-I, wooden trumpet, 559. 
Host. See Salutations. 
HOSTAGES IN WAR, 763. 
Horre, knapsack, 450. 
Houmanri, hat fillet, 530. 
HOURGLASS BASKETRY PATTERNS, 433-447. 
HOUSE poor, string figure, 643, 681. 
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