waodani造句

• Hunting supplies a major part of the Waodani peccaries.
• A Waodani may become a shaman at any age but must be chosen.
• Plants, especially trees, continue to hold an important interest for the Waodani.
• The Article waodani . is messed up.
• The name " Waodani " reflects a phoneticization English-speaking missionary linguists.
• The Waodani believed the animals of their forest had a spiritual as well as physical existence.
• Saint has been especially close to Mincaye, one of the Waodani tribesmen who killed his father.
• The Waodani identify themselves deeply with the jaguar, an important and majestic predator in the Oriente.
• To the Waodani as many other cultures the directions North, South, East and West are sacred.
• With the introduction of Western technology in the 20th century, many Waodani now use rifles for hunting.
• While never hunted, two other animals, the snake and the jaguar, have special significance for the Waodani.
• With the introduction of western technology in the 20th century, many Waodani have come to use rifles for hunting.
• The Waodani believe that all life exists spiritually and physically and do not observe a separation between these states of being.
• The Waodani notion of time is particularly oriented to the present, with few obligations extending backwards or forwards in time.
• At 10 years of age, Saint first went to live with the Waodani, staying with them during the summers.
• The use of Waodani as a term for their entire culture emerged in the last fifty years in a process of ethnogenesis.
• Hunting supplies a major part of the Waodani peccaries on the other hand, is killing and is practiced with violence and rage . ( Rival 2002)
• All five men were killed January 8, 1956, by Waodani ( Auca ) Indians on the beach of the Curaray River in the Ecuadorian jungle.
• It was during this time that his aunt, Rachel Saint, and Elisabeth Elliot successfully made peaceful contact with the Waodani and were living with them in the jungle.
• Snakes are considered " the most evil force in the Guarani [ Waodani ] cosmology ", particularly the imposing ( though nonvenemous ) anaconda, or " obe ".