Meaning of "mouronada" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MOURONADA IN PORTUGUESE

mou · ro · na · da

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF MOURONADA

Mouronada is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

TRANSLATION OF MOURONADA

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The translations of mouronada from Portuguese to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «mouronada» in Portuguese.

• Translator Portuguese - Chinese: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Spanish: Mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - English: Mourning
• Translator Portuguese - Hindi: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Arabic: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Russian: mouronada
• Portuguese: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Bengali: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - French: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Malay: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - German: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Japanese: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Korean: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Javanese: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Vietnamese: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Tamil: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Marathi: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Turkish: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Italian: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Polish: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Ukrainian: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Romanian: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Greek: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Afrikaans: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Swedish: mouronada
• Translator Portuguese - Norwegian: mouronada

7 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «MOURONADA»

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

Dicionário de coletivos da língua portuguesa

MOURONADA — Porção de mourões. MUCHACHADA — Grupo de muchachos ou rapazes, de mu- chachas ou moças. MUCHACHARIA — O mesmo que muchachada. MUÇULMANISMO — O mesmo que islamismo; os muçulmanos.

Osmar Barbosa, 1992

Dicionário gaúcho: termos, expressões, adágios, ditados e ...

MOURONADA - Subs. Porção de mourões; partida de mourões. Variação de moironada. MOVER A CRIA - Expr. Abortar (a vaca ou a égua). MOVIMENTO TRADICIONALISTA GAÚCHO - Subs. Ação cívica e cultural com atuação permanente ...

Alberto Juvenal de Oliveira, 2002

Biblos

... milagre milharada milho miolada/ miolo moçada/moço molecada/moleq ue monada/mono mosquitada/mosquito mouronada/mourão mulada/mula nassada/ nassa ncgrada negro negralhada/°negralho netalhada/°netalho novilhada/ novilho ...

Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...

moiri- zar. mouro, adj. e s. m.: moiro, mouronada, s.j.: moi- ronada. movediço, adj. movedor (ô), adj. e s. m. móvel, adj. 2 gên. e s. m. PL: móveis. /Cj. moveis, do v. mover. movelaria, *. /. moveleiro, í. m. movente, adj. 2 gên. mover, v. Pres. ind.

Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961

Michaelis Dicionario Ilustrado: Portugues-Ingles

3. dark-coated speckled with white (horse). mouronada s. f. (also moironada. mourama) (S. Braz.) a lot of poles, posters or stakes, movedico adj. 1. movable. 2. unstable. 3. (fig.) fickle. arela a- quicksand, drifting sand. movedor s. m. mover, ...

Fritz Pietzschke, Franz Wimmer, 1961

Babel

Furthermore, synonyms are given haphazardly and are sometimes not even found as main entries; e. g. moironada and mou- rama are listed s. v. mouronada but not as separate headwords. Cachaca, mentioned above as not found in this ...

Portugues-Inglês

3. dark-coated speckled with white (horse). mouronada s. f. (also moironada, mourama) (S. Braz.) a lot of poles, posts or stakes. movedlco adj. 1. movable. 2. unstable. 3. (fig.) fickle, areia -a quicksand, drifting sand. mavedor s. m. mover, ...

Henriette Michaelis, Fritz Pietzschke, 1970