INDEX AND GLOSSARY 
KaraAKA, a Savanna bird with red eyes, 599. 
KARAMANNI. See Moronobea. 
Karari, knapsack, 450. 
Kararas. See Kuraua. 
Karper. See Carbet. Karbéter (French), 
to make the salutation speech. 
Kariarovu. See Bignonia. 
Kariru (Ara., big tooth), name for dog, 
(AU 
KartiMpra, Ara., harpoon arrow, 143. 
Karuata, species of bush-hog, 593. 
Karutana, Arawak stock, on the Icana, 
342. 
KasHiri. See Cassiri. 
KASSAPA-ARING (Ara., turtle), barbed com- 
posite arrow for turtle, 140. 
Kassaroa. See Four-eye fish. 
KAtAPOLITANI, on the River cana, 124, 342. 
Arawak stock, 
KarTiana, at headwaters of the Paragua 
River, 940. 
KAULu-NGAI, hammock frame, 465. 
Kau-uri, Arawak general name for any 
shoulder-basket, 412, 418, 420. 
Kawa, seed cases strung for bells, rattle 
strings, etc., 574, 590, 591. 
Kawal, chewing tobacco, 284. 
Kawra, ashes from its bark mixed with 
clay for pottery, 90. 
KEHELI, cassava in the process of manu- 
facture of cassarip, 248. 
KERELI, chewed cassava to set up fermen- 
tation of the drink, 234, 257-259, 264. 
KereMI, crossed-quadrilateral mesh basket, 
429. 
KESKEDEE, KISKIDI, onomatopoeic name of 
a bird, Lanius sp. 
KisBiHi1, Nasua sp., tamed, 717; basketry 
design, 445. 
KIMItl, panpipes, 566. 
KIRISHANA, KRICHANA (Cou, II, 895). 
West of the Rio Branco, up to the 
sources of the Uraricuera River, 770. 
Are these the Schiriana of KGG, 456? 
Kir-Mv, bamboo flute, 560. 
KISHEI, seed necklace, 535. 
KITCHEN MIDDEN, 773. 
Knapsack, 450; cover for, 452; natural 
forms of knapsack, 453; straps, 61, 62. 
KNIFE, agouti tooth, 733, 736, 748; ar- 
row reed, 905; bamboo, 905; fish tooth, 
15, 510; stone, 18; wood, 14; used by 
infants, 912. 
KNITTING, 53. 
Kope-NAHARO. See Tamushi. Z 
Koseva (Cou, , 161), Cobeu (ARW), 
334, Up the main stream of the 
Uaupes, about Caruru caxoeira. Of Be- 
toya stock (KG, It, 322). 
Kopono-arv. See Rain-frog. 
Kop1, Carib name for the botuto, 556. 
KoKERIT, Maximiliana regia, fruit eaten, 
247; source of salt, 250; of oil, 25, 925; 
leaves for thatch, 322; and baskets, 454 ; 
leaflets for color boxes, ete., 28, 387; 
seed pod for baby cot, 458; seeds carved 
into rings, 542, and armadillos, 535; 
for fire stick, 1. 
733 
KoLoKaNAro, land camudi, 219. 
KoLoLo, Oyana term for wooden bench, 328. 
Konaparo. See Phyllanthus. 
Konami. See Clibadium. 
Koropatii. See Pentaclethra. 
Korokurs. See Kurohara. 
Kovugovuya, low house of Cayenne, 312. 
Kua-Kg. See Quake. 
KuamMMa, bamboo flute, 560. 
Kuarl, black dye, 30. 
IKUMANI, drink, 262. 
KuMv, a name for turu drink, 270. 
KUNALLI, KUNAMI. See Clibadium. 
Kunapurvu. See Phyllanthus. 
KuRAKAI. See Copaifera. 
KuraAva, Bromelia, cultivated, 246; for 
twine, 64-71; nets, 201; bowstring, 127; 
whips, 842, 845; leg ornaments, 552; 
hammocks, 459. 
Kurmvuri (Oyana), 
head arrow, 137. 
KvrowHarka, timber for boats, 794. 
Kuruwatti, Renealmia exaltata, pigment, 
28; for tattoo, 510; for eye disease, 927. 
KUSHI ANT, eaten, 225; harbinger of rainy 
season, 938; ravages prevented by the 
Cunaparu, 213. 
KusuHieir, level for hammock making, 466. 
Ku-yaMMa, fish trap, 194. 
KU-YU GLASS-BEAD APRON, 550. 
Kway. See Kuyu. 
LABARIA SNAKH, associated with armadillo, 
165. 
Lappa, Coelogenys sp., hunted, 164; tamed, 
716. 
LABOR, parturition, 904-906. 
LABOR AND SEX, 899-903. 
LACHESIS Mu'US. See Bush-master snake. 
LapppR, bush-rope, 787. 
LAMBI, LEMBI, large shell used as signal 
horn, 74. 
LAMENTIN. See Manati. 
LAMINA, for regularity in cotton-hammock 
weaving, 466. 
Lana, LaunA. See Genipa. 
LAncEwoop. See Yarri-yarri. 
LAND, clearing of, 228, 229. 
LANDING BASKET, 423; net, 201. 
LANDMARKS, 779-783. 
Lap, Lapp. See Apron. 
Larva, of bees and wasps eaten, etc., 226; 
of beetles, 224; of frogs, 218. 
LASHING WATER FOR FISH, 193. 
LATRINE, 935. 
LAvULAO, Silurus, caught with hook, 191; 
weirs and fences, 203. 
LBHAF-STRAND BOXES, 386, 387; figures, 621. 
LEAN-TO HOUSES, 298; shelters, 295. 
LEATHERWORK, 87. 
LECYTHIS ZEBUCAJO. 
LEG ORNAMENTS, 552. 
Lemei. See Lambi. 
LEMON, cultivated, 246. 
LEOPOLDINA MAJOR, a source of salt, 250; 
L. piassaba, for cables and ropes, 72. 
LEPORINUS FRIDERICI, fish caught with 
poison, 211. 
LETTER- WOOD. 
lanceolate composite- 
See Kakaralli. 
See Brosimum,. 
