The place where the Wounaan were saved in the time of the great flood

El lugar en donde se salvaron los wounaan en tiempos del diluvio

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Subject LanguageWounmeu
Language PID(s)ailla:119523
Title [Indigenous]Durr Hakdurr
Language of Indigenous Titlenoa
TitleThe place where the Wounaan were saved in the time of the great flood
Language CommunityDösigpien, Colombia
Country(ies)Colombia
Place CreatedEl río Sigrisúa, Departamento de Chocó, Colombia
Date Created1964-07-10
Description [Indigenous]Hẽwandam mʌg jẽb gaai sĩewai chaain dau p’ãar- jʌ̃gk’anaa Döcharag waaidʌtk’ajim haajem Piecit k’ʌd hee. K’ʌd hee jemk’ut hoobarm gaaimua chi jʌ̃gag t’ʌadʌbaadeewai pöd Hẽwandam dʌ̈i wëtbajim haajem. Mag t’ʌbagk’atarr k’ʌʌn chaain haajem maach hĩsim k’ʌʌn. Durr Hakdurrta Hẽwandam sĩejeejim haajem
Language of Indigenous Descriptionnoa
DescriptionWhen God was on earth, he bound the childrens' eyes and they went in direction to San Juan, tied up in single file on the road The Littlefoot. Because one boy got distracted on the road, he broke the line, so those who remained tied went to heaven, and the rest who remained are our ancestors, and we are the descendents. According to the storyteller, God lived in Durr Hakdurr.

Note: The index on the box says that the story continues, but doesn't say where, or maybe it says that that story is the continuation of the story from the previous day.
GenresNarrative
Source NoteT32S2, Cuento 3
References
Contributor(s) Individual / RoleKennedy, Elizabeth (Researcher)
Chamarra, Luis Ángel (Speaker)
Contributor(s) Corporate / Role

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