Avila 2021

Avila, Marcel Twardowsky (2021), Proposta de dicionário nheengatu-português. São Paulo: USP

Realizations (99)

Shift Language Lexeme Source Target Page
#10180 Nheengatu rana similar; alike → false, , used in species names together with the name of another species they are similar to 654
#1051 Nheengatu akanga head, mind (n.) → memory 229-230
#1315 Nheengatu akanga head → mind (n.) 229-230
#1005 Nheengatu akanga head → leader, chief 229-230
#9786 Nheengatu akanga head → upstream 229-230
#4185 Nheengatu akanga branch (woody part of a tree arising from the trunk) → (hydrology) tributary 229-230
#10181 Nheengatu akanga limb ← branch, twig 229-230
#3552 Nheengatu akanga digit ← branch, twig 229-230
#10182 Nheengatu amana-ara rainy season → winter 238
#10185 Nheengatu anama family; kinfolk → people, nation; race
#4789 Nheengatu awa fur; body hair; (rare) headhair — contour feather; plumage; (loosely) any feather 280-281
#2527 Nheengatu awa contour feather; plumage; (loosely) any feather — leaf 280-281
#9401 Nheengatu awatí rice ← maize 283
#470 Nheengatu esá eye → vision; sight 302
#3981 Nheengatu waruá mirror → spectacles 304
#4042 Nheengatu yara lord, owner → (dated) Iara; supernatural being that inhabits the bottom of water bodies, usually represented as a beatiful woman or mermaid 316
#2804 Nheengatu itayúa gold → money 343
#5040 Nheengatu iwa stalk, trunk → handle 344
#7687 Nheengatu iwa tree → (only in compounds) plant (biol.) 344
#10186 Nheengatu iwa stalk, trunk → tree 344
#10187 Nheengatu iwa tree → pillar 344
#10188 Nheengatu iwa tree → mast (nautical) 344
#599 Nheengatu mirá tree → wood, timber 479
#7206 Nheengatu mirá tree → stick (n.) 479
#8843 Nheengatu iwaka sky → (Christianity) heaven
#10192 Nheengatu tupã (archaic) thunder → (Christianity) God 769-770
#10193 Nheengatu iwikuí (dated) sand → (dated) beach 351
#10193 Nheengatu praya sand ← beach 627
#10194 Nheengatu iwí earth, soil → sand 351
#3898 Nheengatu iwí earth, soil → clay 350-351
#5355 Nheengatu ukena door — (archaic) window 786-787
#6236 Nheengatu ena mouth → door 786-787
#1219 Nheengatu pira (historical) skin (of an animal) → (historical) skin (of a person) 604
#2326 Nheengatu pira skin (of a person) → bark (of a tree) 604
#4790 Nheengatu pira (historical) skin (of a person) → body 604
#7757 Nheengatu yandara midday ← (archaic) lunch, midday meal 849
#4119 Nheengatu tawá (archaic) yellow earth → yellow 743
#10204 Nheengatu manha mother → (folklore) name given to supernatural beings seen as ancestors and patrons of a landform or a plant or animal species) 447-448
#4234 Nheengatu mú brother of a man → (vocative, men's speech) bro; comrade 491
#2357 Nheengatu uba father → parents 493, columns 1–2
#3704 Nheengatu uba father → paternal uncle 493, columns 1–2
#3080 Nheengatu mikura manicou (Didelphis marsupialis); (loosely) opossum (any marsupial of the family Didelphidae) → (figurative, derogatory) liar (person who frequently lies) 477
#3875 Nheengatu yukwakú fasting (abstinence from food) → Friday 888
#6117 Nheengatu musapiri three → Wednesday 531
#6116 Nheengatu mukũi two → Tuesday 531
#6038 Nheengatu yepé first → Monday 531
#10206 Nheengatu mituú (archaic) to rest → Sunday 488
#3498 Nheengatu pituú to rest → to stop; to cease 624
#3954 Nheengatu nheenga word — language 568-569
#699 Nheengatu papera paper — letter (text) 578–579
#701 Nheengatu papera paper → document (n.) 578–579
#5395 Nheengatu papera paper → book (n.) 578–579
#10182 Nheengatu paranawasú rainy season → winter 581
#10208 Nheengatu paraná river → sea 579-580
#2737 Nheengatu peteka to strike, hit → to wash 591
#10210 Nheengatu yawara (obsolete, now only in compounds) jaguar → dog 867
#627 Nheengatu xibuí earthworm — giant roundworm, Ascaris lumbricoides 836
#2662 Nheengatu pú hand — five 627–628
#2232 Nheengatu puxí, puxiwera ugly — bad 650-651
#968 Nheengatu puxí, puxiwera bad — evil (adj.) 650-651
#3466 Nheengatu katú having a particularly pleasant taste ← good 381-383
#9416 Nheengatu katú noble ← good 381-383
#6984 Nheengatu katú good → healthy 381-383
#10213 Nheengatu katú good → (of colors) dark; deep (not bright or light, deeper in hue) 381-383
#963 Nheengatu katú good → very, of high degree 381-383
#6807 Nheengatu purangasawa beauty → kindness 383, 641
#10214 Nheengatu pú hand → ten 509
#1664 Nheengatu suikiri blue — green 715
#6660 Nheengatu uwí blood → menstruation 800
#2537 Nheengatu tupã (archaic) thunder — (archaic) lightning 769
#6178 Nheengatu tapiira cattle (Bos taurus) ← tapir (Tapirus terrestris) 733
#856 Nheengatu yasí moon → month 859–860
#1866 Nheengatu yasí moon → menstruation 859–860
#6554 Nheengatu yara owner — lord; lady (ruler, one having mastery over others) 856–857
#392 Nheengatu puranga beautiful → good 640
#2783 Nheengatu musasá (transitive) to pass; to transfer (to move from one place to another) → to translate 541
#1967 Nheengatu sasá to pass by → to pass (of time) 682
#3240 Nheengatu sasá to pass by → to happen, occur 682
#10224 Nheengatu pisirú to help, assist — to defend, protect 616
#3012 Nheengatu pitera (archaic) to kiss — to suck 619
#1856 Nheengatu semu to leave; to exit → to rise (of a celestial body) 690
#4378 Nheengatu semu to leave; to exit → to be born 690
#4165 Nheengatu semu to leave; to exit → to bud; to sprout; to grow (of plants) 690
#3 Nheengatu wasemu to find, to come across something that was unknown or had been lost → to have opinion, to have the opinion that a given thing has the given quality 817
#576 Nheengatu pisasú young — new
#5064 Nheengatu aría grandmother → term of address to an elder woman
#5044 Nheengatu amunha grandfather → term of address to an elder man
#5227 Nheengatu amunha grandfather → ancestor
#382 Nheengatu tuká to strike, hit → to play (a musical instrument)
#514 Nheengatu akanga head → headstream
#10235 Nheengatu akangaíma headless → stupid, silly. mad, insane
#4131 Nheengatu akangaíma stupid — mad, insane
#4131 Nheengatu yakwaíma stupid → mad, insane
#5784 Nheengatu atiiwa shoulder → clavicle
#8031 Nheengatu purakí to work → to function
#1455 Nheengatu senúi to call → to name
#370 Nheengatu yumbué (obsolete) to read — to learn, study
#10236 Nheengatu yumbué (obsolete) to read → to pray
#10237 Nheengatu nheenga word → dictionary 14