Translation of "stone" into Nhengatu

Phrases similar to "stone" with translations into Nhengatu

• 19 - Give me those big stones to build my house.
  19. - Remeẽ ixé arama nhaã itawasú-itá amunhã arama se ruka.
• 19. The young woman buried the fat boy under a pile of stones. Then she began to mourn him.
  19. Kunhãmukú uyutima kurumiwasú kawasawa suiwara yepé itatiwa wírupe. Aramé aé uyupirú uyaxiú sesé.
• 14 – The little prince sat on a stone and looked up to the sky:
  14 – Muruxawamirĩ uwapika yepé itá resé, asuí umupuamu sesá-itá iwaka kití:
• 24 - The wolf blew and blew, he blew so hard, but the house made of large stones did not collapse.
  24 - Yawarasú upeyupeyú, upeyú retana, ma uka itawasú-itá suiwara ti ukukúi.
• 10. They say that Jaguanharõ, Jupira's bad uncle, spied on them and then got angry because he wanted to sit on the King's Stone.
  10. Yawanharũ,paá,Yupira tutira puxí,umanhana aintá,asuí i piaíwa maãresé aé uputari yepé uwapika Muraxawasú ltá árupi.
• 26 – - No. It's too complicated. But the explorer is required to provide evidence. If, for example, it involves the discovery of a large mountain, he is required to bring back large stones.
  26 – - Umbaá. Kwá iwasú retana. Ma watawera urikuté umukameẽ sangawa-itá. Watawera umbeú ramé uwasemu yepé iwitera turusú, aé urikuté ururi yepé-yepé itá turusú ixé arã.
• 25 - When he realized that he could not make the house made of large stones collapse, he said:
  25 - Aé umaã ramé aé ti ukwáu umukukúi uka itawasú-itá suiwara, aé unheẽ:
• 18 - The third little pig found a man who had many large stones. He said:
  18 - Tayasumirĩ musapirisawa usuantí yepé apigawa urikú waá siía itawasú. Aé unheẽ: