| Hint | Answer |
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| Together as one, or, the default name after an attempt to name it after a Lisi Linares song failed | |
| The first syllable of one tribe, the last two of another tribe, and the last of a third tribe | |
| Spear | |
| Kill | |
| Sword | |
| Sacred allegiance to the sun | |
| A local dive site | |
| Extended Family | |
| A local private reserve | |
| Complaint about the weather originally slated to contain a swear word | |
| Rooster | |
| The season's name spelled backwards, I **** you not | |
| Destiny | |
| Part of the Beti-Pahuin peoples | |
| Largest island in the nation where the namesake province is located, along with the nation's capitol | |
| Local god of Thunder | |
| A returning tribe of famous good guys and Candice | |
| Native word for 'Kangaroo' | |
| Four Panamanian isles from the area of the season | |
| A Nilotic people related to yet distinct from the Masai | |
| Blue-green water | |
| House of the pot | |
| Water buffalo | |
| Happy heart | |
| Local word for rain | |
| A local resort in the season's municipality | |
| English sea captain, privateer, navigator, slaver, and politician of the Elizabethan era | |
| | Hint | Answer |
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| Helping one another | |
| Native stork species | |
| Monkey | |
| A state park in the eastern part of the country | |
| Portmanteau of the first two syllables and last two syllables of the two surviving tribes of a season | |
| Orcish for 'Yes' | |
| Freedom | |
| A town at the mouth of the native river | |
| Four more f**king native isles, often abbreviated into the first or last four letters | |
| Respect | |
| Ocean Wave | |
| Native word for 'Alligator' | |
| Endemic species of fish | |
| Native fish species, from same season as stork | |
| Native word for alligator, from same season as stork | |
| A Bantu ethnic group | |
| A local surfing resort | |
| Black fighting wind | |
| Islands in the lake Nicaragua | |
| A town at the southern end of the native province | |
| Three Panamanian isles from the area of the season | |
| Describes how apparently opposite or contrary forces are actually complementar | |
| The first syllable of one tribe, the last two of another. Contains a hashtag | |
| Trumpet Shell | |
| Year of the god | |
| People of fire | |
| One of the hero twins of local mythology | |
| | Hint | Answer |
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| A species of palm and an extra letter | |
| Fighting Tiger | |
| A castaway's mother's name spelled backwards | |
| Has a popular rum brand named after it | |
| A local municipality | |
| Another Samoan island | |
| A capital city of the nation | |
| A castaway's wife's stuffed animal | |
| First word of one tribe, second word of another tribe | |
| A Malaysian Beach | |
| A local tribal dialect | |
| Flying Dragon | |
| Two locations in the area, but often devolved into names that describe the group | |
| Last syllables of both tribe names | |
| Hello Hello | |
| The national capital of the location | |
| Corruption of the local word for Strength | |
| A local barangay | |
| Gypsies | |
| Local word for wind | |
| The Samoan island all of the Samoa seasons took place on | |
| Flower | |
| The biggest landmass in Polynesia outside Hawaii and New Zealand | |
| Local volcanoes | |
| A returning tribe of famous bad guys and Danielle | |
| First syllable of one tribe, last two syllables of another tribe, last word from a third tribe | |
| A local pastoralist ethnic group | |
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