'yba

Old Tupi Alternative forms tpw yba Lemos Barbosa igba îba Pronunciation tpw /ˈʔɨ.βa/ tpw ɨβa 2 Etymology 1 tpw plant :inh tup-gua-pro:*ʔɨβ :afeq -a tpw tup-gua-pro *ʔɨβ tree, from tpw tup-pro *kˀɨp tree, stick. Noun u tpw chiefly in compounds tree; plant tpw ka'a ybyrá tpw mani'yba cassava plant tpw akaîu'yba cashew tree 4 Do primeiro nouiſsimo, que he a morte. I 157v Okuî rakó amũme 'ybarambûera o 'yba suí 'ybotyramo oîkóbo bé, amõ rakó ogûakyra pupé i kuî, amõ rakó ogûaîub'iré i kuî Ocuiracô amume îbáramboera oîbaçuí îbotîramo oicóbobê: amô racó ogoaquîra pupe y cui amóracò ogoaiubirê ycui. The fruits sometimes fall from their tree when they are still flowers, others when green and others when ripe. Noun p stalk stem or main axis of a plantTallo como de couue ou alface, ec. 123 2 Igba tpw u'ã u'ubapé handle; shaft part of an object held in the hand when used or moved tpw 'ypûã sword handle finger handle Descendants yrl iwa Etymology 2 tpw. Noun p origin; beginning; start tpw ypy sy bottom; lowest part of something tpw ypy Ko'yr nungara 'ara pupé Cristo rekó reronhe'enhe'enga resé, Tupã rerobîasare'yma S. André Apóstolo byá îukaû. Cruz resé i moîari, i îerurésabo é, o mbo'esara moetébo: ybaté koty ogûetymã moîarukari 'yba koty o akanga. Coir nungâra âra pupê Chriſto recô reronheeng nheenga recê T. rerobiaçareima S. Andre Apoſtolo biâ jucao; cruZ recê ymoiâri, yyerurèçaboê omboêçâra moetêbo igbatê coti ogoètimâ moiarucari igbâ coti oâcanga. 9 0 November In a day like today, for keep speaking about the work of Christ, the ones that didn't believe in God killed Saint Andrew the Apostle. On the cross they nailed him as he asked, honoring his master: he ordered that his legs be nailed upwards [and] his head downwards. Noun u guide someone who guides leader; master; commander tpw Late Tupi conductor person who conducts an orchestra, choir or other music ensemble Etymology 3 tpw 'y aíb -a water bad. Noun p a tree in the genus Ateleia genus References Further reading + 514–515 tpw Trees Leaders Musicians