Appendix:Portuguese palindromes

Words

 * – rim, brim
 * – a Brazilian cedrela
 * – Ada
 * – letter H
 * – room
 * – he/she/it loves; nurse
 * – a shop in São Paulo, Brazil
 * – Ann/Anna/Anne
 * – aniline
 * – an Astrocaryum palm
 * – sacrificial altar
 * – wing
 * – he/she/it roasts
 * – sugarapple
 * – soursop
 * – he; letter L
 * – letter M
 * – letter N
 * – you shall miss; letter R
 * – this; letter S
 * – they breastfeed
 * – they kill
 * – they ponder
 * – they shall smear
 * – they insert
 * – they stir
 * – me
 * – little, diminute
 * – a kind of fish
 * – curassow
 * – hollow
 * – very neglectful
 * – bone
 * – egg
 * – radar
 * – to gleam
 * – to scrape
 * – to level
 * – to gnaw
 * – to reread
 * – to retain
 * – to review
 * – to revive
 * – to laugh
 * – rotor
 * – bags
 * – rooms
 * – I supposed
 * – you be healed
 * – you shall seal
 * – beings
 * – crabs
 * – punches
 * – soils
 * – we were summing
 * – we are
 * – soruses
 * – soruses

Phrases

 * "Socorram-me, subi no ônibus em Marrocos" ("Help me! I climbed the bus in Morocco")
 * "Me vê se a panela da moça é de aço, Madalena Paes, e vem" ("Check whether the lady's pan is made of steel, Madalena Paes, and come")
 * "Lâmina animal" ("Animal blade")
 * "Rir, o breve verbo rir" ("Laugh, the short verb laugh")
 * "Morram após a sopa marrom" ("Die after the brown soup")
 * "Ovo novo" ("New egg")
 * "Roma me tem amor" ("Rome has love for me")
 * "Assim a aluna anula a missa" (this way, the schoolgirl calls off the Mass)
 * "A cara rajada da jararaca" (the streaky face of the jararaca [a kind of snake])
 * "Anotaram a data da maratona" (They annotated the date of the marathon)
 * "O romano acata amores a damas amadas e Roma ataca o namoro" (The roman complies the love to beloved ladies and Rome attacks the dating (Approximate Translation)
 * "Oto come mocotó" (Oto eats a calf´s foot)
 * "Saíram o tio e oito Marias" (The uncle and eight Maries went outside)
 * "Ato idiota" (stupid action)
 * "Luz azul" (blue light)
 * "Orar é raro" (it is rare to pray)
 * "Roma é amor" (Rome is love)
 * "É a mãe!" (it's the mother!, a common Portuguese exclamation to express anger or as a retort to a disgreement)
 * "A mala nada na lama" (The briefcase swims in mud)
 * "Irene ri" (Irene laughs)
 * "Oto ama Ana e Ana ama Oto" (Oto loves Ana and Ana loves Oto)