WANA

Wana: translation

   Native to the interior region of eastern Central Sulawesi in Indonesia, the Wana have tau kawalia “people spirits” who mediate between the worlds of human and other-than-human persons, and the mabolong or “drumming ceremony” is especially popular. In her ethnography on the Wana, Jane Atkinson focuses on the effectiveness of shamanic ritual and performance, and the dynamic between shaman, patient, and audience/community, critically engaging with symbolic, therapeutic, and performance-based anthropological readings.

wana: translation

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[Swahili Word] wana

[English Word] they have

[Part of Speech] verb

[Class] conjugated

[Derived Language] Swahili

[Derived Word] -wa na

[Swahili Example] wana nyumba nzuri

[English Example] they have a good house

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1) нектандра великолепная, гринхарт (Nectandra speciosa)

2) окотеа красная (Ocotea rubra)

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• гринхарт

• нектандра великолепная

• окотеа красная