10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «JETAICICA»
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jetaicica in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Código pharmaceutico lusitano ou tratado de Pharconomia...
(Hayne) Jetaicica. Jetahy. Resina. HYPANTHERA. (D.' MansoJ Dicec. Pentand.
f. n. Cu- ' curbitaceas. ? HYPERICUM. Polyand. Polyad. f. n. Hypericincas. ~
connatura. (S.'J3il.j Orelha de gato. R. ads.tr ing. — guapeva. Guapeva. F»va dc
St.0 ...
Agostinho Albano da Silveira Pinto,
1846
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A history of the materia medica: containing descriptions of ...
The Natives call it Jo- ticacica and Jetaicica. Our People from their Name of the
Tree vulgarly call it Resin of Courbaril. Whatever might be the Cafe in regard to
the Ætbiopian Anime, we may be very well assured, that this was not known to
the ...
John Hill, Thomas Longman ((Londres)), L. Hawes ((Londres)),
1751
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The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
It is extremely fragrant, especially when burnt, and is of a resinous, acrid, and
somewhat bitterish taste. It is brought to us from many parts of America,
particularly from New Spain and the Brasils. The natives call it jo- ticacica and
jetaicica.
Temple H. Croker, Thomas Williams, Samuel Clarke,
1766
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A Portuguese-English Dictionary
fig., hypocritical; shrewd. jesuitico -ca (adj.) jesuitic(al) ; fig., crafty. jesuitismo (m.)
Jesuitism; fig., casuistry; fanaticism. jesus-meu-deus (m.) the half-collared
sparrow (Arremon taciturnus), c.a. TICO-TICO-DO-MATO. jetaicica (/.) copal.
jetatura (/.) ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin,
1970
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The complete dictionary of arts and sciences: in which the ...
It is extremely fragrant, especially when burnt, and is of a resinous, acrid, and
somewhat bitterish taste. It is brought to us from many parts of America,
particularly from New Spain and the Brasils. The natives call it jo- ticacica and
jetaicica.
Temple Henry Croker, Thomas Williams, Samuel Clark,
1764
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The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. In which the ...
... ticacica and jetaicica. Our people, from their name of the tree, vulgarly call it
resin of courbaril. Whatever might be the cafe in regard to the Ethiopian anime,
we may be very well assured, that this was not known to the Greeks. The tree
which ...
Temple Henry Croker, Samuel Clark, Thomas Williams,
1766
PAG. 81 81 63 48 19 19 87 82 19 31 83 83 31 83 84. 84 84 19 6'2 PAG. PAG. 38
51 63 14 61 61 93 24 24. Japecanga. Jarrinha . Jasmim do mato . r do soldado.
Jatahy . . . Jatobá . . Jatropha curcas. Jerataca Jetaicica . Joz'ipoca. . . . , Jua .
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Contribuição da língua tupi e da jê ao português no Brasil
... o que se coloca sobre as águas; anteparo para guardar coisas jeribá > árvore,
planta da familia das palmáceas Jeribazeiro > o mesmo que jeribá jericó >
jardinzinho, quintal jerimu ou jerimum > abóbora que é uma fruta comestiva
jetaicica ...
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Contribuição indígena ao Brasil: lendas e tradições, usos e ...
... + " + yba) = árvore de líquido duro, "árvore de água dura ou resina" (B.
Caetano-7, pág. 574); chamada ainda ja- taiúva, jitai, jetaiba, jitaipeba, jutai,
jetaicica, jatobá (ver já). jataí-1 (idem): forma apocopada de jataíba; nome de
árvore da 468.
José Gregório (irmão),
1980
Instituto Geográfico e Geológico (São Paulo, Brazil). PAG. 11 69 46 28 93 67 93
94 93 94. PAG. Japecanga 81 Jarrinha 81 Jasmim do mato ... 63 » do soldado. .
48 Jatahy 19 Jatobá 19 Jatropha curcas. ... 87 Jerataca 82 Jetaicica 19 Joápoca.
Instituto Geográfico e Geológico (São Paulo, Brazil),
1895