Meaning of "ibijara" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF IBIJARA IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF IBIJARA

Ibijara is a noun.

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WHAT DOES IBIJARA MEAN IN PORTUGUESE?

Amphisbaena

Trogonophidae Bipedidae Amphisbaena or amphisbaenia is the generic name of scaled reptiles popularly called, in Brazil, a snake-snake or two-headed snake, because its tail is rounded in more or less the same shape as the head. The fact of being also known as a blind snake is due to his eyes, very small, to be covered by a skin, little visible to the observer. Currently, amphisbaenia is not classified as either a lizard or within the snake group, as it has been previously, but in a separate suborder, Amphisbaenia. Also called ibicara, ibijara, licranço, mother-of-saúva, king-of-ants and ubijara. Amphisbaena is the only truly digging reptile, that is, it digs its own tunnels, using its rather hard skull, in movements from one side to the other. Amphisbaena has subterranean habits and is carnivorous, feeding on small insects that penetrate its tunnels, and also, less frequently, hunting on the surface.

TRANSLATION OF IBIJARA

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «IBIJARA»

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THE NATUAL HISTORY OF OVIPAROUS QUADRUPEDS AND SERPENTS

134 Gerende - iv. 191 Ibicarum iv. 341 A » 3 Ibijara Ibijara »v. 335 , Leberis . - i'1. 333 ••

Supplemento ao vocabulario portuguez e latino que acbou de ...

R. Jabotapita. Tamacaru. Japaranduba. Ja- roba. Ibabiraba. lbacamuci. Ibameta. ra. Ibora-putcrana. Ibicurapari. Ibi- purunga. lbira. Ibiraba. Ibira-omi. Ibixuma. Jecuiba. Inga. Jocara. Ipe- roba. Ivaumbu. Arvores, S. Jararaca. Ibiboboca. Ibijara .

Rafael Bluteau, 1728

Os répteis do Rio Grande do Sul: atuais e fósseis, ...

Gavial - 90. Geco — 43. Geco-do-campo — 44. Geco-das-casas - 43,70. Geco da Mauritânia — 44. Geco argentino — 44. Ibijara — 47. Iguaninha rajada — 42. Iguaninha verde — 42. Jacaré — 90. Jacaré do Chaco — 90. Jacaré-coroa — 90.

Thales de Lema, 2002

Revista portuguesa de filologia

T 1'bí'yara: Mcg 239 ibyara (por * ibijara) ' Amphisbaena?' '; VLB 1.76 ybljara 'esp . de cobra'. ibijaú — PDB 'ave da fam. dos caprimulgídeos, Nyctidro- mus albicolis Gm.' T 1'blya'u: Mcg 195 ibiiau ' Nyctidromus albicollis (Gmelin) (?) ...

Manuel de Paiva Boléo

O mar nunca transborda: romance

Ibijara é o senhor da terra, nisso não se põe dúvida. Esse velho Piracema de que tanto falam deve ter sido excelente pescador. — Ê... Peixe muito, peixe fervilhando... Mas era uma espécie de piaga, na verdade — confirmou Gonçalo.

Ana Maria Machado, 1995

Século XVIII: século das luzes: século de Pombal

plante observé par le P. Plumier ... 19) Jararaca ou jararacuçu, s. m. espèce de serpent d'Amérique. Jararaca Sa morsure est si dangéreuse, qu'on en meurt en vingt-quatre heures. 20) 'Jibóia/ Boa constricteur 21) Guará Ani 22) Ibijara Ibijara,  ...

Werner Theilemann, 2001

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

27); Lenda do Córrego das Lágrimas, da tradição guarani (Cf. Jaçanã Altair-170) . ibicuiuna ( " + una) = areia preta. ibietê (yby + etê) = terra firme. ibijaba (yby + jaba) = divisa, limite de terra; "estremadura de roças" (VLB). ibijara ( " + jara) ...

José Gregório (irmão), 1980

Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...

BODTY, in zoology, an American snake, a /pecks of the amphisbæna; called also ibijara, (1.) « BODY. a. s. [bodig, Saxon ; it originally signified the height or stature of a man.] f. The material substance of an animal opposed to the immaterial ...

The Natural History of Fishes and Serpents, Including ...

The IBIJARA, so called by the Brasilians, and by the Portuguese Cobr a de los Cabecas, is reported to have two heads, but falsely. The error arose from its stinging with the tail, as well as biting with the mouth ; besides the head can hardly be ...

Richard Brookes, 1772

Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...

BODTY, in zoology, an American snake, a species of the amphisbæka; called also ibijara, (1.) • BODY. n.s. [iodig, Saxon ; it originally signified the height or stature of a man.] 1. 'she material substance of an animal opposed to the immaterial ...