“heartwood”
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The language collection
60 names documented as given names in Tupinambá by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated.
“heartwood”
“blossom”
Meaning not established in our sources
“corn” + “medicine”
“black corn”
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
“hail”
“big centipede”
Meaning not established in our sources
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Meaning not established in our sources
“false wood cockroach”
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
“macaw” + “big” + “tail”
Meaning not established in our sources
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Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
“angry jaguar, angry dog”
“black panther”
“big hammock”
Meaning not established in our sources
“stone arm”
“small stone house”
“long stone”
“big posts of a jirau”
Meaning not established in our sources
“yellow Sun”
“flat woman”
“big woman for nothing”
“God is with us”
“ocelot”
“big rattle, maraca”
“pertaining to Mars”
Meaning not established in our sources
“people's ancient enemy”
“big passion fruit”
Portuguese origin
Portuguese origin
Meaning not established in our sources
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“big fallen leaf”
Meaning not established in our sources
“big armadillo”
“buttocks” + “eye”
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
“vulture”
“big-eyed bird”
Meaning not established in our sources
“tree” + “far”
“tree” + “long”
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
“hill” + “surface”