tupi

IPA: tˈupi

Root Word: Tupi

noun

  • Several related indigenous nations of coastal Brazil.
  • Any of the Tupian languages, especially Old Tupi or Nheengatu.
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Examples of "tupi" in Sentences

  • Tupi was in radio for eight years.
  • The name means singing stone in Tupi.
  • The Tupi root would need to be sourced.
  • Comments on the Etusco-Latin tupi/tōfus connection
  • Comments on the Etusco-Latin tupi/tōfus connection...
  • It is also used for some words of Arab or Tupi origin.
  • Itatiaia means many pointed rock in the Tupi language.
  • The generic name is derived from a Tupi word for the birds.
  • This municipality's name comes from the native Tupi language.
  • Scattered throughout the western part of the state Tupi Guarani.
  • Almost all of the dialogue in the film was written in the Tupi language.
  • Much shared Etrusco-Latin vocabulary shows Latin "o" in place of Etruscan "u", such as Latin tōfus/Etr tupi.
  • If you are suggesting "tupi" was a generic Etruscan word for "rock", there has to be a reason why it was then restricted to a particular porous volcanic rock.
  • Daniel: "If you are suggesting 'tupi' was a generic Etruscan word for 'rock', there has to be a reason why it was then restricted to a particular porous volcanic rock."
  • At this point it should be known that Etruscan tupi is attested in the Tarquinian Tomb of Orcus TLE 89 in the phrase Tupi Sispeś next to an image of a man carrying a boulder.

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