Yanomama

[ yah-nuh-mah-muh ]

noun

, plural Ya·no·ma·mas, (especially collectively) Ya·no·ma·ma.

1. Yanomamo.

Example Sentences

“The garimpo is not our friend. We call it a disease,” says Tibiana Yanomama, 42.

From The Guardian

Noemia Yanomama, 40, says she saw a garimpo camp near the hills where she hunts.

From The Guardian

For the Yanomami, nature and spirituality are intrinsically linked: every rock, every waterfall, every bird, every monkey has a spirit, says Maneose Yanomama, 55, shaman of the Sikamabi-U community.

From The Guardian