Meaning of "busquipani" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF BUSQUIPANI IN PORTUGUESE

bus · qui · pa · ni

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF BUSQUIPANI

Busquipani can act as a noun and an adjective.

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The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «BUSQUIPANI»

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The Indians of Central and South America: An Ethnohistorical ...

BURICA. See BRUNKA. BURUBORA. See PURUBORA. BURUCACA. See BRUNKA. BURURURAU. See TERRABA. BUSADA. See PIRA-TAPUYA. BtJSINKA. See IKA. BUSINTANA. See IKA. BUSKIPANI. See KAPANAWA. BUSQUIPANI.

James Stuart Olson, 1991

Library of Congress Subject Headings

C34) x Busquipani Indians Capanawa Indians xx Indians of South America Indians of South America—Brazil Indians of South America—Peru Panoan tribes Capanahua language (PM5 735) x Capanawa language xx Indians of South ...

Library of Congress, 1980

Library of Congress Subject Headings

88 7 (Pharmacology); BT Naphthalene Pyrimidines Tranquilizing drugs Busquipani Indians USE Capanahua Indians Buss family (Not Subd Geog) UF Busse family Buss Island (Legendary place) (Not Subd Geog) UF Busse Island ( Legendary ...

Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2005

Tribal Names of the Americas: Spelling Variants and ...

... Bus-in-aus-e see Businausee Businausee [Phratry] Chippewa (H) Bus-in-aus- e-wug see Businausee Businausewug see Businausee Businka see Ika Busintana see Ika Buskipani see Capanahua Busquipani see Capahahua Bussenmeus ...

Patricia Roberts Clark, 2009

Annaes da Bibliotheca Nacional do Rio de Janeiro

V. PANO: (segundo v. d. Steinen, e outros 1. Aguanagua. 2. Amahuaca. 3. Atsahuaca. 4. Barbudos-Ma/oruna. 5. Binanahua. (3. Buninahua, 7. Busquipani,( 4)ou Capanagua. 8. Caxibo, Casivo, ou Cornava (2). 9. Caliseca, Cayiseca ( Caschiboj ...

Publicaçoes Avulsas

... em território peruano, estes indígenas frequentam o território brasileiro" ( Rondon). — Duas hordas que vivem nas cabeceiras do Breu e do Javarí (Baldus ). — Etim.: "índios (nauá) esquilos (kapa)" (Garcia). — Sin.: Busquipani (Loukotka ) .

Museu Paranaense, 1944

Fontes de pesquisa e estudo da família Pano

Busquipani 82.

Maria Suelí de Aguiar, 1994

Pano reconstruction

Busquipani is a tern apparently no longer used; Tessmar.n considers Bjsquipsni synonymous ^ith Anahuaca. I have no current information as to speakers of the four Capanahuan subgroups I-Iaspoan (31Cc), Cuianauan (41Cd), IJiaragua ...

Olive A. Shell R., 1965

Lands of the Infidels: The Franciscans in the Central ...

Minor tribes — minor in terms of Franciscan interest — were the Mayoruna, the Capanagua, or Busquipani, the Remo, the Amahuaca, and the Otentote or Puinagua — all, as today, jungle Panoan, with the possible exception of the Otentote ...

Jay Frederick Lehnertz, 1974

Handbook of South American Indians: Prepared in cooperation ...

Capanawa (Kapanahu, Capanagua, Buskipani, Busquipani). — The Capanahua lived east of the Ucayali River toward the Javari River, on the upper Maquea River, and near the headwaters of the Tejo, Gregorio, Libertade, and Breu Rivers,  ...

Julian Haynes Steward, 1948