aramari n a six-headed snake in some Akawaio stories
arapɨ (poss: ayarapɨɨi) n 1a large, oval bowl made from a calabash 2calabash, the plant or the gourd Crescentia cujete
arara n a variety of tree, black yarri-yarri tree Guatteria sp.
arata n rib Captain arata eꞌwɨsaꞌ. Captain's rib was hurting.
araꞌtɨ vt build; in particular, putting up the vertical rafters Ɨutɨ araꞌtɨ ina uya. We are building a house.
Aratʉi nprop the name given to a place between Pipiri pai and I'moi ken; where the Roberts family lives
arauta aukwʉ n a variety of poro fruit (lit: monkeyꞌs tail)
Arawewa nprop a variety of animal
aꞌreꞌ n food, a general term
areꞌka₁ vt carry leaves in bundles Eta amʉꞌ areꞌkaꞌpʉ toꞌ uya. They carried lots of leaves in bundles.
areꞌka₂ vi for a tree to drop leaves Itareꞌkaꞌpʉ. It lost its leaves.
Arekuna nprop 1a person of the Arekuna tribe 2the name given to the Arekuna tribe
Areruya nprop the traditional religion of certain groups of Amerindians in the circum-Roraima region, most recently embraced by the Akawaio tribe
areta vi be or become leafy, for a tree to grow new leaves