Translation of "tail" into Nhengatu

Phrases similar to "tail" with translations into Nhengatu

• 4. When he saw the fish jumping and beating their tails on the riverbank, he rejoiced and said:
  4. Umaã ramé pirá-itá upuri uikú waá, utukatuká waá aintá ruáya paranã rembiwa upé, aé surí ana upitá asuí unhee:
• 3. -My daughter, you cannot love a human. You are a mermaid! See, you have a tail, humans have legs!
  3 Se rayera, indé ti resaisú-kwáu yepé apigawa. Indé kunhã pirá! Remaã, indé rerikú ne ruáya, ma apigawa-itá uriků ta retimã!
• And two other lateral barbels that start on the head and go to the tail and these barbels remind them of the long arrows used in the past by these people.
  Asuí, uriku amũ mukũi pirápepúitá puku pírarupí uuá akangape uiúpirubú suáyakití usu kwá pirápepú uimanduári uyá pukú uuá kuxíme kwá awatyba upurúãna.
• 4. When he saw the fish that were jumping and that were beating their tails on the riverbank, he rejoiced and said:
  4. Umaã ramé pirá-itá upuri uikú waá, utukatuká waá aintá ruáya paranã rembiwa upé, aé surí ana upitá asuí unhee:
• 31. They say that, then, the vulture flew there, leading the mouse by the tail.
  31. Ape, paá, vulture uwewé akiti, urasú wawirú suáya rupí.
• And two other lateral barbels that start at the head and go to the tail, and these barbels remind them of the long arrows used in the past by these people.
  Asuí, uriku amũ mukũi pirápepúitá puku pírarupí uuá akangape uiúpirubú suáyakití usu kwá pirápepú uimanduári uyá pukú uuá kuxíme kwá awatyba upurúãna.