How to pronounce “wauja”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• Wauja (Arawak-speaking indigenous people of Central Brazil)
• Wauja (indigenous language spoken by the Wauja people)
• [Adjective]
• Wauja (pertaining to the language and culture of the Wauja people)

Practice Nearby Words

waura, nambikwara, enawene nawe, guajajara, waguha, munduruku, rikbaktsa, kadiwéu, baré, kadiweu, kamayurá, omagua, baniwa, aweti, tupiniquim, tenharim, guajajára, wamba-wamba, paumari, kinikinao, wamba wamba, xavánte, tuyuca, jaguanan, karajá, yauapery, waama, tariana, mamoré, macushi, wakwafi, kwaza, bororo, yanomamo, mataco, yagua, tupinambá, bakairi, lauje, mundurucu, tupi, kamaiurá, pauserna, tenetehara, pirahã, wemba-wemba, guariquena, tapirapé, bangwaketsi, amawaka, wembawemba, pumé, garawa, kayapo, witoto, potiguara, uatumã, warekena, mehinaku, guarequena, waganda, vilela, amundava, jicaque, qhara qhara, jova, wayuu, yaruro, wichí, parintintin, baure, katawixi, juruna, kamba, itonama, warori, mundrucu, amangu, araona, cayapo, kiriri, weyewa, yanomamö, movima, cayubaba, madí, maasai, botocudo, huaorani, wemba wemba, nyunga, wapokomo, barawana, barolong, amanayé, aymara, baniva, pemon, yaaku, jibito

Similar Sounds

wawa, wah-wah, yaya, wowa, wow wow, wiwa, wow-wow, yahya, waha, wanna, walla, juana, wana, wallah, wala, wanta, wata, wara, waga, watcha, wacha, waca, waza, wa wa, wah wah, wava, wassa, wama, wotcha, wora, ouija, jolla, hoje, hoja, weha, iaia, woah, waka, wigga, witcha, willa, wicca, winna, woma, woa, weewee, waya, wagga, weka, wera, wonna, wee-wee, wina, weta, wowee, wowo, wia, woo woo, wena, wiga, wiwi, laia, saia, vaya, raia, wisha, wita, weah, waaa, wola, wusa, wissa, wila, wisa, wayla, wela, wica, ja ja, wayna, wira, wla, wega, wima, paia, wca, weea, wua, oui oui, werra, woga, wesa, woo-woo, wee wee, wewo, wessa, weva, wosa, uita, wota, wu wei