2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-93132004000200013
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Vocabulario de la lengua guaraní (1640) e Arte de la lengua guaraní (1640)

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“…They may be used in the “naval stores”, adhesives, tackifiers, and ink industries . Extracts of some species of Grindelia are taken as expectorants, mild antispasmodics, and hypotensives. , Considerable interest has been focused on the isolation of grindelic acids and their derivatives, frequently found in species of this genus, that display antifeedant effects toward insects. , Previous phytochemical investigations on members of this genus have shown that diterpenoids of the labdane-type (grindelic acids and their derivatives, havardic, norhavardic, discoidic, cordobic, and camporic 11 acids) are widespread. Grindelane-type diterpenoids were absent only in four, G. havardii Steyerm., G. discoidea Hook et Arn., , G. tarapacana Phil., and G. aegialitis Cabr., of the 22 species chemically investigated of the genus Grindelia .…”
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“…They may be used in the “naval stores”, adhesives, tackifiers, and ink industries . Extracts of some species of Grindelia are taken as expectorants, mild antispasmodics, and hypotensives. , Considerable interest has been focused on the isolation of grindelic acids and their derivatives, frequently found in species of this genus, that display antifeedant effects toward insects. , Previous phytochemical investigations on members of this genus have shown that diterpenoids of the labdane-type (grindelic acids and their derivatives, havardic, norhavardic, discoidic, cordobic, and camporic 11 acids) are widespread. Grindelane-type diterpenoids were absent only in four, G. havardii Steyerm., G. discoidea Hook et Arn., , G. tarapacana Phil., and G. aegialitis Cabr., of the 22 species chemically investigated of the genus Grindelia .…”
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“…Acerca do dado em (12) é válido observar que, embora a edição de 1934 do DBP traga a forma curuçâ, encontra-se, em seu manuscrito, cruçá, forma idêntica àquela registrada na primeira parte do dicionário, DPB. Em Montoya (2002[1640: 120), temos kurusu, yvyra joasa. Note, ainda, que, na expressão curussá coatia ou curussu coatia, houve a supressão da sílaba final em coatiara, "escrita".…”
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“…O VLGIA traz bracaÿâ para "gato". Em Montoya (2002[1640: 206) temos mbarakaja. E no VLB, encontramos marakaîa.…”
Section: Diferentes Entradas Em Língua Geral Para Um Mesmo Vocábulo E...unclassified
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