+ "flesh") or the inalienable noun "eyelash" (from "eye" + "hair"). New concepts can also be expressed syntactically, e.g. through genitive constructions such as "church" (lit. house of prayer), or through verbal paraphrase. Partial or complete reduplication is seen in the forms of some words, including onomatopoeics such as "dripping", animal names like "spider" or "rabbit", colour names and other descriptive adjectives such as "yellow", "green", "speckled", "calm", and others, e.g. "a little". Some recorded words that were claimed to be from the Corobicí language are actually from a dialect of Rama spoken in the region of Upala. Notes References . . . . . . . . . . . . . External links Turkulka – online dictionary and other resources Rama Language Project home page ELAR archive of Rama language documentation materials Chibchan languages Endangered Chibchan languages Language revival Languages of Nicaragua Mesoamerican languages South Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region