Meaning of "abatiguaniba" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ABATIGUANIBA IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ABATIGUANIBA

Abatiguaniba is a noun.

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6 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ABATIGUANIBA»

Discover the use of abatiguaniba in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to abatiguaniba and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

Revista da Academia Brasileira de Letras

Luis Carlos os verbetes do Diccionario Brasileiro, de abatedor a abatiguaniba, fazendo interessantes observações acerca dos vocabulos abatido, abatigoerc, abatedor, abatelalo, abale.ar e abatiguaniba. — O sr. Gustavo Barroso poz á ...

Academia Brasileira de Letras, 1928

Revista da Academia Brasileira de Letras

Luis Carlos os verbetes do Diccionario Brasileiro, de abatedor a abatiguaniba, fazendo interessantes observações acerca dos vocabulos abatido, abatigoera, abatedor, abatelado, abalelar e abatiguaniba. — O sr. Gustavo Barroso poz á ...

La Plata, the Argentine Confederation and Paraguay. ...

The indigenous products of this region are also valuable. The wild maize, the Abatiguaniba of the Gua- rani, is a bountiful provision of nature, for it is parched or pounded into meal by the natives, and much liked by them when made into bread.

Thomas Jefferson Page, 1859

La Plata, the Argentine Confederation and Paraguay: Being a ...

The Abatiguaniba. — Caraguatay Guazu. — Manufactures of its Thread. — Thorns converted into Needles. — The Datil. — Reptile Hunting. —Supplies. — Value of Hide. — Piquete Arracife. — Heat. — Paso Melo. — Mounted Indians from the ...

Thomas Jefferson Page, 1859

Boletim da Casa Regional da Beira-Douro

Eis alguns nomes ameríndios desta planta: Abati (Guarani, Omáguas e Tupi), Abatige ou Abatixi (também Tupi), Abatiguaniba (tipo silvestre utilizado pelos Guaranis), Abaty (Omáguas e Tupi), Acachy (Galinago), Aiazee (Chaimas), Aihnniain ...

Casa Regional da Beira-Douro (Oporto, Portugal)., 1969

Contribuição indígena ao Brasil: lendas e tradições, usos e ...

... fubá. abatiguaniba = milho silvestre (América do Sul). abatigiiera, abaticuera, batuera, tiguera ( " + cuera, uera) = milharal colhido; milharal já quebrado onde pasta gado; o que foi milho ou sabugo (ver batuera): maçaroca de milho depois ...

José Gregório (irmão), 1980