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- the people of the Arfak mountains.
- also = muan
- a child calls its father: jai
- a child calls its mother: awini
- mambesawa = husband and wife
sawani = husband - Are called after the place where they live; so in this case:
- They know omens but they have no special names for them.
- A man or a women they hate and <.....?> is a manuaan.
- Lord, in a spiritual sense not further definable.
- (also prayer) benadi
- = for writing
- from Dutch
- for reading
- = the Papuan heaven is under the ground.
- no special name
- headman of this village; i.e. of Aniose Windèsi
- elders, chiefs.
- Does not exist here.
- All the married women can act as midwife%3B there is no special name for it.
- pendewai made of palm ribs (=ampeer)
- fireplace
- Like an ordinary bread knife, or small like a potatoe peeler.
- Templat:Image
- kamarawa = armring of mother-of-pearl shell
- made of banana leaves.
- hoods made of pounded tree bark, worn by mourning women = tariwan.
- sanainjoi = with metal point.
sanai with a bamboo point.