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Translation - English-Portuguese brazilian - lastnames
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Category
Word
Title
lastnames
Text
Submitted by
kmayer
Source language: English Translated by
honeysun
rice field
grass field
Remarks about the translation
"Mizuta" is composed of "Mizu" = water and "ta" = field, meaning field of water. But usually put together, "Mizuta" means rice field.
"Shibata" is "shiba" = lawn grass and "ta" = field, so it means field of grass
Title
"Arrozal" e "Gramado"
Translation
Portuguese brazilian
Translated by
gilbertojr
Target language: Portuguese brazilian
Arrozal
Gramado
Remarks about the translation
By the notes,
"Mizuta" = "Arrozal"
"Shibata" = "Gramado"
Validated by
milenabg
- 9 December 2006 16:35