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Uma Lulik: Defa Nawa Wai Kinari iha Caibada (área ema lian Maksassae sira nian) oras ne’e hela iha uma Makassae ida naran Defa Nawa. Baihira atu hala'o rituál balu sira bolu ema Waima’a sira ne’ebé uluk lui mak bee-na'in ne’ebé oras ne’e hela iha Caisidu atu fila hodi hamulak. Bee-matan lima forma parte rede bee-matan ida ne’e: 1. Wai Kinari (ema bee sira) 2. Alamutu (bee ai-laran fuik) 3. Wai Lakulo 4. Wai Da'a Buti (bee fu’uk mutin) 5. Sala Ira (bee funu) ____________________ Uma Lulik: Defa Nawa Wai Kinari in Caibada (Makasae) is now the custodial domain of the Makasae speaking house Defa Nawa. At certain ritual events the original Waima'a custodians of the spring who now live in Caisidu will be asked to return and carry out the ritual prayers. It is a five spring complex: 1. Wai Kinari ('original people water') 2. Alamutu ('Jungle water') 3. Wai Lakulo 4. Wai Da'a Buti ('white hair water') 5. Sala Ira ('war water')