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Welcome to our Baniva vocabulary page! Baniva is an Arawakan language, related to other languages like Arawak and Wayuu. We have included twenty basic Baniva words here, to compare with related American Indian languages. You can find more Baniva Indian words in our online picture glossaries. If you'd like to know a Baniva word that is not in these wordlists, you can take part in our English to Native translation fundraiser or visit our main Baniva site for more free resources.
English/Français/Español | Baniva del Guainía |
One/Un/Uno | Patsià |
Two/Deux/Dos | Enaba |
Three/Trois/Tres | Terètsi |
Man/Homme/Hombre | Ênami |
Woman/Femme/Mujer | Néeyawa |
Dog/Chien/Perro | Tsîinu |
Sun/Soleil/Sol | Amóshi |
Moon/Lune/Luna | Ashída |
Water/Eau/Agua | Wéni |
Stone/Pierre/Piedra | Îipa |
House/Maison/Casa | Panîsri |
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