CAYBAÁN

Goblin believed to inhabit piles of earth formed by termites and among coconut groves.

They believe also that sometimes it helps make fields, weave and wash pots.

As remuneration for supposed services, they usually put oil and food under a tree or in brush.

Quinaybaán ó na ⊗ á táo, said of person with mange or disease believed contracted by goblin’s curse.

See al-aliá.