"mawadi" meaning in Ye'kwana

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Noun

IPA: [mawaːɾ̠i]
Etymology: Compare Kari'na imaware (“bush spirit”), Akawaio mawari (“evil spirit”), Pemon imawari (“nature spirit”). Etymology templates: {{cog|car|imaware||bush spirit}} Kari'na imaware (“bush spirit”), {{cog|ake|mawari||evil spirit}} Akawaio mawari (“evil spirit”), {{cog|aoc|imawari||nature spirit}} Pemon imawari (“nature spirit”) Head templates: {{head|mch|noun}} mawadi
  1. ritual pollution or taboo matter (amoi) found in fish and basketry materials, said to sometimes be visible as worms or parasites
    Sense id: en-mawadi-mch-noun-BEADFsSW
  2. a malevolent water spirit of fecundity that typically takes the form of an anaconda and causes floods and kidnaps people as a creation of the water goddess Wiyu Synonyms: wiyu
    Sense id: en-mawadi-mch-noun-5-KSSCaL Categories (other): Ye'kwana entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of Ye'kwana entries with incorrect language header: 31 69

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        "a malevolent water spirit of fecundity that typically takes the form of an anaconda and causes floods and kidnaps people as a creation of the water goddess Wiyu"
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          "water",
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        [
          "fecundity",
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        ],
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        ],
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          "flood",
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        ],
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          "kidnap",
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