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PRONUNCIATION OF CHIBCHA IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF CHIBCHA

noun
adjective
verb
adverb
pronoun
preposition
conjunction
interjection
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Chibcha can act as a noun and an adjective.
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WHAT DOES CHIBCHA MEAN IN PORTUGUESE?

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chibcha

Chibchas

Chibchas

The Chibchas or Muscas were a chibcha-speaking tribe of the central plateau of Colombia that formed the Muísca Confederation. They were found by the Spanish Empire in 1537, at the time of the conquest. The muscas were divided in two confederations: the Hunza of the north zone, whose sovereign was the zaque, and the Bacatá of the south zone, whose sovereign was the zipa. Both confederations were located in the highlands of the present departments of Cundimarca and Boyacá in the central region of Colombia. The territory of the muscas extended by an area of ​​46 972 square kilometers from the north of Boyacá to the Paramo of Sumapaz and the peaks of the Eastern Cordillera for the Valley of Magdalena. It bordered the territories of the pijaos and the panches. At the time of the Spanish conquest, the area had a large population, but the exact number of inhabitants is not known. The languages ​​of the muscas were dialects of the Chibcha language, also called muysca and fly, that belong to the chibchana linguistic family. The economy was based on agriculture, metallurgy, and manufacturing. Os Chibchas ou muíscas eram uma tribo de fala chibcha do planalto central da Colômbia que formavam a Confederação Muísca. Eles foram encontrados pelo Império Espanhol em 1537, na época da conquista. Os muíscas dividiam-se em duas confederações: a Hunza da zona norte, cujo soberano era o zaque, e a Bacatá da zona sul, cujo soberano era o zipa. Ambas as confederações situavam-se nas terras altas dos atuais departamentos de Cundimarca e Boyacá na região central da Colômbia. O território dos muíscas estendia-se por uma área de 46 972 quilômetros quadrados desde o norte de Boyacá ao Páramo de Sumapaz e dos cumes da Cordilheira Oriental para o Vale do Magdalena. Fazia fronteira com os territórios dos pijaos e dos panches. Na época da conquista espanhola, a área tinha uma grande população, mas não é conhecido o número exato de habitantes. As línguas dos muíscas eram dialetos da língua chibcha, também chamados muysca e mosca, que pertencem à família lingüística chibchana. A economia era baseada na agricultura, metalurgia e manufatura.

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PORTUGUESE WORDS THAT RHYME WITH CHIBCHA


Natacha
Na·ta·cha
acha
a·cha
borracha
bor·ra·cha
cancha
can·cha
concha
con·cha
ducha
du·cha
fecha
fe·cha
ficha
fi·cha
flecha
fle·cha
lancha
lan·cha
macha
ma·cha
mancha
man·cha
marcha
mar·cha
mecha
me·cha
mocha
mo·cha
pecha
pe·cha
plancha
plan·cha
rocha
ro·cha
sacha
sa·cha
ucha
u·cha

PORTUGUESE WORDS THAT BEGIN LIKE CHIBCHA

chibantice
chibantismo
chibanze
chibar
chibarrada
chibarreiro
chibarro
chibata
chibatada
chibatar
chibateamento
chibatear
chibateiro
chibato
chibeiro
chibembe
chibé
chibo
chibungo
chibuque

PORTUGUESE WORDS THAT END LIKE CHIBCHA

archa
bocha
brecha
cacha
capucha
chicha
chucha
cocha
escarcha
facha
garrucha
gaúcha
laracha
micha
muchacha
picha
pincha
racha
tocha
trucha

Synonyms and antonyms of chibcha in the Portuguese dictionary of synonyms

SYNONYMS

Translation of «chibcha» into 25 languages

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TRANSLATION OF CHIBCHA

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Translator Portuguese - Chinese

chibcha
1,325 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Spanish

Chibcha
570 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - English

Chibcha
510 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Hindi

चिब्चा
380 millions of speakers
ar

Translator Portuguese - Arabic

التشيبتشا
280 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Russian

чибча
278 millions of speakers

Portuguese

chibcha
270 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Bengali

চিবচা
260 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - French

chibcha
220 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Malay

chibcha
190 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - German

Chibcha
180 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Japanese

チブチャ
130 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Korean

치브 차어
85 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Javanese

Elajuk
85 millions of speakers
vi

Translator Portuguese - Vietnamese

chibcha
80 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Tamil

சிப்சா
75 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Marathi

चिब्चा
75 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Turkish

Chibcha
70 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Italian

Chibcha
65 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Polish

Chibcha
50 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Ukrainian

чибча
40 millions of speakers

Translator Portuguese - Romanian

chibcha
30 millions of speakers
el

Translator Portuguese - Greek

Chibcha
15 millions of speakers
af

Translator Portuguese - Afrikaans

chibcha
14 millions of speakers
sv

Translator Portuguese - Swedish

Chibcha
10 millions of speakers
no

Translator Portuguese - Norwegian

chibcha
5 millions of speakers

Trends of use of chibcha

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TENDENCIES OF USE OF THE TERM «CHIBCHA»

The term «chibcha» is quite widely used and occupies the 42.101 position in our list of most widely used terms in the Portuguese dictionary.
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Examples of use in the Portuguese literature, quotes and news about chibcha

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CHIBCHA»

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1
Mythology: Myths, Legends and Fantasies
Above Gold tunjo, Chibcha (Muisca) culture. Tun/os were figures used as religious or votive offerings by the Chibcha people. They were mostly anthropomorphic (in human form), and may have represented past rulers of the civilization.
Struik Publishers, Janet Parker, Alice Mills, Julie Stanton, 2007
2
The Indians of Central and South America: An Ethnohistorical ...
CHELIBAS. See CHANGUENA. CHEPEO. See SHIPIBO. CHEPO. See CUNA. CHEQUELCHO. See TEHUELCHE. CHERENTE. See XERENTE. CHEUELCHU. See TEHUELCHE. CHIBCHA. The Chibcha, or Muisca (Musica, Muysca, Mosca),  ...
James Stuart Olson, 1991
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
C4; UF Mosca Indians Muisca Indians Muysca Indians BT Indians of South America—Colombia NT Arhuaco Indians Guaymi Indians Muzo Indians Tunebo Indians Wiwa Indians —Art USE Chibcha art —Ca1endar USE Chibcha calendar  ...
Library of Congress, 2006
4
Prehistory of the Americas
The Spanish conquistadors who arrived in 1537 reported large populations, palisaded towns and villages, palaces and temples, gold and emeralds. The Chibcha were divided into two chiefdoms: one chief, Zipa, had his capital at old Bogota, ...
Stuart J. Fiedel, 1992
5
One Thousand Languages: Living, Endangered, and Lost
CHIBCHA Until mid- 18th century CARIBBEAN SEA PANAMA GU1FOF <v Count to 10 Top The areas in which Chibcha was spoken. Above right An example of Chibcha golden filigree work, for which these people were renowned Chibcha ...
Peter Austin, 2008
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The Languages of the Andes
The present chapter deals with the languages of the northern Andes; the term ' Chibcha Sphere' has been chosen because of the historically important role of theChibchapeople in that area. In the sixteenth century the Chibcha or Muisca were ...
Adelaar/Muysken, 2004
7
Encyclopedia of Prehistory: Volume 9: Cumulative Index
Gokomere subtradition, of South Central African Early Iron Age tradition, 1: 264- 265 Gold, as trade item of Bell Beaker people, 4: 27 of Island Southeast Asia Late Prehistoric people, 3: 93, 98 of Late Chibcha people, 5: 250 of West-Central ...
Peter N. Peregrine, Melvin Ember, 2003
8
Ancient Arts of the Andes
In contrast with the three-dimensional figures of the Quimbaya region, Chibcha figurines are based on a flat contour overlayed with gold wire often resembling a line drawing. They are highly stylized and show great variety and imagination.
Wendell Bennett, Rene D'Harnoncourt, 1967
9
Language in the Americas
Chibcha: Manare cita-ra. Mo- tilon sita 'belt, liana.' Paez: Moguex tit. Rama sira ' thread.' Talamanca: Terraba (kor-)sreng 'root' (kor = 'tree'), Tirub seren. Tarascan sira(-ngua) 'root.' Warrau :ihutti 'rope' (h < s). Yanoama: Yanomami asitha.
Joseph Harold Greenberg, 1987
10
Views of the Cordilleras and Monuments of the Indigenous ...
The Dominican missionary and philologist Fray Bernardo de Lugo taught Muisca at the Rosario Convent in Santa Fé de Bogotá, writing the first Chibcha grammar between 1617 and 1618. Gramática de la Lengua general del Nuevo Reyno, ...
Alexander von Humboldt, Vera M. Kutzinski, Ottmar Ette, 2013

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHIBCHA»

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1
Chibchas son incógnita en el poblamiento de América
“Los chibchas tienen una menor diversidad genética, tanto a nivel de núcleo como del cromosoma Y”, explicó Ramiro Barrantes, biólogo especialista en ... «La Nación Costa Rica, Sep 15»
2
Identifican otra zona de riesgo en Chinameca
La amenaza latente se origina por el posible desbordamiento de la quebrada Chibcha, e incluye a los barrios San Juan y Yusique, que están en las afueras de ... «La Prensa Gráfica, Jun 15»
3
Indigenous peoples in Colombia brew up 'spiritual' coffee and a …
The Koji are direct decedents of the Tairona people, a Chibcha speaking civilization renowned for their intricate gold work and centered in the Sierra Nevada de ... «AL DIA News, Jun 15»
4
La gastronomía Awá en Ecuador
Una de estas son los awás, una comunidad aislada, probablemente, descendiente del pueblo chibcha, una de las tantas agrupaciones indígenas de las tierras ... «La Hora, May 15»
5
Humedal Jaboque, una joya de Engativá
En lengua de chibcha, Jaboque significa “Tierra de Abundancia”. ... nuestros ancestros chibchas en cercanía al Río Bogotá, como referentes de observación ... «Las2orillas, Apr 15»
6
Chibchas tecnológicos
En el último Foro Mundial Económico se midió cómo los países utilizan las tecnologías de la información y las comunicaciones para impulsar su desarrollo ... «Semana.com, Apr 15»
7
La Bogotá moderna
La extensión de territorio chibcha se calcula era de 30 mil kilómetros cuadrados y la sabana de Bogotá era de 150 mil hectáreas con largos caminos de piedra ... «Las2orillas, Apr 15»
8
Arias inauguró Parque Ecoturístico y Arqueológico “Totumena” en …
Destacó que los Chibcha representaron la cultura “más elevada del Norte de América del Sur”. Pidió a la comunidad Yukpa ser custodios de Totumena y de su ... «Noticia al Dia, Mar 15»
9
Bochica S.A.S contra Jesucristo Inc.
Retomemos algo la cosmogonía chibcha. En el principio estaba el creador, Chiminigagua, en cuyo interior reposaba la luz de todo, un día decidió amanecer y ... «Las2orillas, Feb 15»
10
Apología de La Changua
Sin embargo este plato cundiboyacense, nada tiene de “changüita”, su nombre más bien refleja la herencia del ingenio Chibcha al bautizar esta infusión de ... «Las2orillas, Jan 15»

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« EDUCALINGO. Chibcha [online]. Available <https://educalingo.com/en/dic-pt/chibcha>. Oct 2026 ».
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