Arawak language
"Arawak" is a tribal name in reference to the main crop food, the cassava root. It is commonly known as "Manioc." The cassava root is a popular staple to millions in South America, Asia and Africa. It is a woody shrub grown in tropical or subtropical regions. The speakers of the Arawak language also identify themselves as, "Lokono", which translates to "the people". The Arawak language within itself is known as, "Lokono Dian", "the people's speech".