Translation of "Indian" into Nhengatu

Phrases similar to "Indian" with translations into Nhengatu

• Like most of the Indians transformed by Tupã into fish, it is a fish of the catfish family, about a meter long.
  Tupãresé mupiráãna awaitá resetauéua yabé, kwyrianãma repirá aintá urikú pírapukusá yepé méturu kaká.
• The story of Yasítatáresá They say that in the past, well to the south of the place today called São Gabriel da Cachoeira, there was an Indian village.
  Yasítatáresá rembeubeu Kuxiíma aé paá,uií ára yané yaserúka São Gabriel da Cachoeira rendáua iwakití retãna,abatyba uikuéãna.
• He had made all the Indians brave.
  Tupã umunhã auá upanhẽ auaeté.
• They say that on the banks of the Rio Negro, there was a very beautiful Indian woman, whose name was Poramba.
  Paranãuasú rembeywápe,paá,kunhãmukú purangaretãna uikuãna uikú kwá kunhãmukú rera Purãmba.
• Then Tupã transformed the boy into an ugly-colored bird with a beak similar to the needle he had used to kill the brave Indian.
  Ape Tupã muuirá kurumĩuasú supé kwá wirá saypuxiwéra asuí kurumĩnusú uyukárã auáeté upuruãna awí yabé tiĩ urikú.
• He once used poisoned arrows to kill a brave Indian who used to mock him.
  Amuára,upuruãna sarawatana uyukárã awaeté uaá kurabauéra aésupé.
• The story of Yasítatáresá They say that in the past, just to the south of the place today called São Gabriel da Cachoeira, there was an Indian village.
  Yasítatáresá rembeubeu Kuxiíma aé paá,uií ára yané yaserúka São Gabriel da Cachoeira rentáua iwakití retãna, abatyba uikuéãna.
• Like most of the Indians transformed by Tupã into fish, it is a catfish about one meter long.
  Tupãresé mupiráãna awaitá resetauéua yabé, kwyrianãma repirá aintá urikú pírapukusá yepé méturu kaká.