po

Inherited from Proto-Tupi-Guarani *po, from Proto-Tupian *po.
Cognate with Old Tupi pó.


tako

head

tako (dependent form rako, third-person possessed form hako)

form rako (dependent)
hako (possessed-form third-person)


tembo

tembo (dependent form rembo, third-person possessed form hembo)

form rembo (dependent)
hembo (possessed-form third-person)


tova

tova (dependent form rova, third-person possessed form hova)

form rova (dependent)
hova (possessed-form third-person)


tesa

form resa (dependent)
hesa (possessed-form third-person)


kesu

From Classical Guaraní queçú, from Spanish queso.


guarani

guarani (plural guaranikuéra, locative guaranípe, semblative guaranícha)

guaranikuéra (plural)
guaranípe (locative)

Paraguayan Guarani, Eastern Guarani, Southwestern Guarani

Inherited from Proto-Tupi-Guarani *waɾaniŋ, from Proto-Tupian *aɾaniŋ.
Cognate with Old Tupi gûarinĩ.

inh+

(anthropology) one of the Guarani peoples; the collective of all Guarani peoples

(linguistics) one of the Guarani languages or its ancestor, Old Guarani


kamby

Inherited from Proto-Tupi-Guarani *kamɨ. By surface analysis, káma (“breast”) + y (“water”).
Cognate with Old Tupi kamby.


akã

Inherited from Proto-Tupi-Guarani *a-kaŋ. Cognate with Old Tupi akanga, Mbyá Guaraní akã, Nheengatu akanga.


topea

head

topea (dependent form ropea, third-person possessed form hopea)

form ropea (dependent)
hopea (possessed-form third-person)


tãi

tãi (dependent form rãi, third-person possessed form hãi)

form rãi (dependent)
hãi (possessed-form third-person)


tetyma

and simple possessed form retyma (second-person)
hetyma (possessed-form third-person)


tatypy

tatypy (dependent form ratypy, third-person possessed form hatypy)

form ratypy (dependent)
hatypy (possessed-form third-person)


tãimbíra

tãimbíra (dependent form rãimbíra, third-person possessed form hãimbíra)

form rãimbíra (dependent)
hãimbíra (possessed-form third-person)


ñe'ãkuaaty

/ɲɛˌʔãkwaaˈtɨ/


guyrakuaaty

From guyra (“bird”) + -kuaaty (“-logy”).

Ivirumemby guyrakuaatýpe oñepyrũ ojapo po ary.

Her interest in ornithology began five years ago.


pirakuaaty

Upe guive oiko chugui mba'apoharapo'íva pirakuaaty paráva ñemoarandunguérape.

Thenceforward he became a specialist in marine ichthyology studies.


ñandéva

From ñande (first person inclusive possessive pronoun) + -va (adjectival suffix), literally “of our people”.

suffix

(anthropology) the Guarani Yandevan people


ñandeva

Compound of ñande (first person inclusive possessive pronoun) + ava (“people”), literally “our people”.

com+

Guarani avakuéra ko'ag̃akueguáva ha'e: guarani kaioua, guarani ñandeva ha guarani mbya.
The contemporary Guarani peoples are: the Guarani Kaiowa, the Guarani Yandeva and the Guarani Mbya.


ava guarani

head

ava guarani (plural guaranikuéra, locative guaranípe, semblative guaranícha)

Compound of ava (“people”) + guarani (“Guarani”).