| areyto
- Taíno ceremony that includes song, music, dance, and history
barbacoa
- a 4 legged stand made of sticks used for cooking
batea:
large tray
batey
- yard area -
bohio
- typical round home of Taínos
Boricua
- valiant people
Borikén
- Great Land of the Valiant and Noble Lord
burén
- flat cooking plate or griddle
cabuya
- fishing line
cacique
- chief
canarís:
water vessels
caney
- square house for Chiefs and Shammans only
canoas/piraguas/cayucas/kurialas:
canoes
Caribe
-strong people
casabi
- yuca bread
cibucanes:
used to extract poinsonous juice from Yuca
coa -
farming tool - a wooden stick used to work the soil
cokí -
coquí - small tree frog
colibri
- hummingbird
conuco
- farming area - mounds of loose soil
cucubano
- lightning bug
ditas y jitacas:
food vessels made from higüero
dujo
- chair with short legs
fotuto
- sea shell trumpet
guanín
- chief's medallion
Guaraguao
- red tailed hawk
guatiao
- exchanging named and becoming blood brothers
iguana
- lizard
Inrirí -
Wood Pecker
jamaca
- hammock
jicotea
- land turtle
jurakan
- storm
jutía
- small rabbit-like creature
Lukiyó
- sacred mountain
mabí
- fermented drink made from Mabí tree
macana
- weapon - club
mime
- small fly
nagua
- loin cloth used by married women
nasa:
fishing mesh or net
natiao
- brothers
tabacú -
tobbaco
uguaca
- parrot
Yocahú
- God
yucayeque
- Taíno village |