740 
Satrva, Savisa, lived principally on River 
Cinaruco below the Meta; none of that 
name at present on the Orinoco (BRI, 
266), but some 200 are said to be liv- 
ing westward of Orocué on the Meta 
River (KGG, 470). 
Saut, 250-252, 284; for fits, 928; as pol- 
son antidote, 716, 930. 
Sauro, waterfall. 
SaLtumMa, See Taruma. 
SALUTATIONS, chap. XXxi. 
SauzA, sandals, 553. 
Samako, Carib water jar, 
SampBura, SamMur, drum, 579. 
SAMER OR SAMBC HAMMOCK, 459. 
SAND BURIAL, protection against mosquitoes, 
933. 
SANDALS, 553. 
SANDPAPER. See 
SANITATION, 935. 
Sapara. See Zapara. 
Sappra, Carib bowl, 389. 
SapiuM, 23. 
SapopiLLa, 247. 
Sapucaya. See Kakaralli. 
Sarapa, barbed composite arrow, 141. 
SaRARACCA, harpoon-arrow, 143. 
Sarau, ite twine, 58, 59; hammock, 463, 
464. 
Sarpacan. See Blowgun. 
Sarpat, sandals, 553. 
Sarura (G, I, 251), at Santa Barbara on 
the River Cinaruco. Perhaps these are 
identical with Jaruri, Yarura. 
SATCHEL, basket, 442; mat, 399. 
Sauces, 248, 249. 
SAVANNA DOG. See Maikang. 
SAVANNA GRASS. See Blade grass. 
Saw, iron, 22. 
Sawari, 247; substitute for cassava, 243; 
sawari-seed shaped houses, 304. 
Sawato, Makusi harpoon arrow, 142. 
SAWFISH PATTERN FAN, 367-371. 
SAWYER BPPTLH, harbinger of rain, 938. 
ScarFoup, for drying kokerit leaves, 322. 
SCALE LINES, 38, 480. 
ScaLPInG, 767. 
SCARIFICATION, 923. 
Scent, fish attracted by, 188. 
Sceprer, symbol of authority, 751. 
ScHiriana, See Guaharibo. 
SCHWARTZIA TOMENTOSA, for 
bows, 125. 
ScoPARIA DULCIS, febrifuge, 927. 
ScORPION BASKETRY DESIGN, 445. 
Scraper, stone, 16; shell, 17; tooth, 18. 
ScrusB TURKEY. See Maam. 
Spa cow. See Manati. 
SPA WATER, a source of salt, 
bathed in, 9382. 
SEASONS, how recognized, 937, 938. 
SEED, apron, 549; bait, 188, 192; bead, 75; 
box, 385; necklace, 535. 
Spse. See Chimu. 
SEKKE-SPKKE FIDDLE, 572. 
SENSE OF LOCALITY, 784. 
SPN-SEN BEB AND BXCRETA, 721. 
89. 
Curatella. 
clubs, 150; 
251; not 
INDEX AND GLOSSARY 
SENsoro, ite twine, 60; hammock, 477, 459. 
SEPARATOR, permanent, 468; temporary, 
470. 
Sperapa. See Inga. 
SEREKONG, SARRAKONG 
KUNA (EU). Live at the sources of the 
upper Mazaruni (SR, 11, 237, 253), on 
the upper Cotinga, ete. Carib stock. 
SERINGAL, a rubber forest. 
SERJANIA, fish poison, 208. 
Spekor-B, reed instrument, 570. 
Serpo, pike, symbol of authority, 751; an 
old-time Palicour spear, 147. 
SERVICE, DOMESTIC, 902. 
SETTLEMENT, notice of approach to, 803. 
SexuaL; freedom, 735; mutilation, 507; 
marriage, polygamy, ete., chap. xxxiv; 
public procession of men who have had 
connection with the deceased, 849. 
SHAFT, ARROW, 130. 
SHAKOKOLI, obscene Arawak dance, 595. 
SHAK-SHAK. See Gourd rattle. 
SHEEP BASKETRY PATTERN, 444. 
SHELL, bead, 74; chest ornament, 537; 
seraper, 17; blown by visitors approach- 
(ScO, 385), Serr- 
See Cupana. 
ing, 803; and in war time, 758. See 
Mollusk. 
SHELTER, house, 293-295; against rain, 
296; for purposes of hiding in course of 
hunting, 159. 
SHIELD, 116; game, 608. 
SHIMARA, Arawak name for arrow, 128. 
SHIMARA ADIKUDA-KUANNA, arrow 
ener, 130. 
SHIMARABO, Arawak name for bow, 125. 
SuHriparari. See Chiparari. 
SHI-PI, landing-net basket, 4238. 
SHipu. See Hymenaea. 
SHIRABALLI. See Bixa. 
Suirapa. See Inga. 
SuHirt, bark, 539. 
SHOOTING, with arrow, 146. 
“ SHOUTING’? AND ADVERTISING, 822. 
SHOVEL. See Spade. 
Srpu. See Hymenaea. 
SICKNESS AND HYGIENE, chap. XXxvi. 
SIFTER, CASSAVA, 356-360; ite, 408. 
SIGHT, fish attracted by, 189. 
SIGNALING. See Music, 555. 
SIGNS AND SIGNALS ON THE ROAD, 778. 
SILK-COTTON TREE, for boats, 794; string 
figures, 683-685. 
Siturus. See Bagre, Laulfo. 
Sitver, 86; chest ornaments, 
506, and nose ornaments, 505. 
SILVERBALLY. See Siruaballi. 
Sruirt. See Hymenaea courbaril. 
Srnapou, fish poison, 209. 
SINGLE-PLY COTTON TWINE, 33. 
SINTAKAL-AN, leaf basket, 453. 
Srpo, Srpp1, bush rope, 72. 
SIRUABALLI, brown and yellow, for corials, 
794. 
Srrro, a small settlement of white or half- 
civilized Indians. 
SITUATION OF HOUSES, 
ing, 290. 
537; ear, 
conditions affect- 
