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ravirâ

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Macanese

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Etymology

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From Portuguese revirar. Related to virâ, although ra- is not productive in Macanese; nonetheless, it is common for Portuguese words beginning with re- to enter Macanese as ra-.

Verb

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ravirâ (participle ravirado)

  1. to turn around
  2. to run from point to point
  3. to turn
    Synonym: virâ
    ravirâ cabêçato turn one's head
    comê qui ravirâto stuff oneself (literally, “to eat until turning (one's intestines)”)

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