What is another word for gri-gri?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈa͡ɪɡɹˈa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Gri-gri is a term that refers to a charm or talisman used in various African cultures for protection and good luck. Though it is commonly used in West Africa, it is known by different names in other regions. In the Caribbean, it is called "mojo", while in South America, it is known as "amuuleto". In Haiti, it is referred to as "voodoo dolls" or "pwen". Other synonyms for gri-gri include "conjure", "amulet", "fetish", and "talisman". Each of these words is associated with different beliefs and practices, and they can all be seen as tools for connecting with the spiritual world and seeking protection from negative energies.
