paraná etymology：Paraná

From Spanish[1] Paraná[2] or Portuguese[3] Paraná[4], both from Old Tupi[5] paranã[6] (“river”).

IPA(key[8]): /ˌpæ.ɹəˈnɑː/, /ˌpæ.ɹəˈnɑ/, /pə.ˈɹɑː.nə/[7] Rhymes: -ɑː[9]

Paraná

A river in central and southern South America[10]. A state of the South Region[11], Brazil[12]. Capital: Curitiba[13]. The provincial capital[14] of Entre Ríos[15], Argentina[16]. A municipality[17] of Rio Grande do Sul[18], Brazil[19].

Borrowed[20] from Spanish[21] Paraná[22] or Portuguese[23] Paraná[24], both from Old Tupi[25] paranã[26] (“river”).

Paraná m

Paraná[27] (a river in central and southern South America[28]) Paraná[29] (a state of the South Region[30], Brazil[31]; capital: Curitiba[32]) Paraná[33] (the provincial capital[34] of Entre Ríos[35], Argentina[36]) Paraná[37] (a municipality[38] of Rio Grande do Sul[39], Brazil[40])

Borrowed[41] from Spanish[42] Paraná[43] or Portuguese[44] Paraná[45], both from Old Tupi[46] paranã[47] (“river”).