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Symphlebia panema is a moth in the
subfamily Arctiinae. It was
described by Paul
Dognin in 1923. It is
found in Brazil. "Symphlebia Felder, 1874" at Markku...
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Adjectives beraba = brilliant, gleamy,
shiny katu = good mirĩ, 'í =
little panema = barren, contaminated, unhealthy,
unlucky poranga =
beautiful pûera, ûera...
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evidence for
these claims. It is used by
natives to who
attempt to
expel "
panema" (bad spirit) and to
induce abortions. The
secretions are also commonly...
- a body of
water that is
unsuitable to a
certain task (from y "water" +
panema "barren, contaminated, unhealthy, unlucky"). It can
refer to: Ipanema, Rio...
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Prapion Island; Cará Island;
Queimada Island; Pará Island;
Morcego Island;
Panema Island; Conceição
Norte Island;
Porcos Island;
Vieira Island; São Salvador...
- l'Europe".
Mediapart (in French).
Retrieved 27
December 2018.
Eesti peab
panema veto
Euroopa Ühendriikidele
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October 2013 at the
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which it belonged. The word 'Ipanema'
comes from the Tupi
language Y-
panéma,
meaning "bad water, bad for
river fishing." The José
Pedro River, cuts...
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Shikiana –
spoken on the
Apiniwau River, Guyana, and at the
sources of the
Panemá River, Pará. (Farabee 1924, pp. 195–196.)
Zurumata – once
spoken in a village...
- (Knowledge and
Information Centre) and the
EBLIDA Matrix, with a new tool, E-
PANEMA,
expected to be
their successor – and
training resources, such as the Guide...
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instead of kuritöö ("evil deed") and
veenma ("convince")
instead of
uskuma panema ("put into believing"). He
generally tried to
avoid the
sounds t and s and...
