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Three dictionaries of the Lingua Geral prepared by Jesuit missionaries who lived in the State of Grao-Para before 1756 are studied in this paper: Father Anselm Eckart’s Vocabulario (undated), the Manuscript no. 569 of the Academia de Ciencias de Lisboa, also undated and anonymous, and the Trier Manuscript, dated from 1756, without a title and equally by na anonymous author. A comparative study is made of the names of animals and words related to the ‘work of an animal’ (in the meaning of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature) cited in those manuscripts and the species listed in them identified as far as possible. Those three manuscripts are very closely related, sharing 19 synapomorphies (first citations of names of animals in the Lingua Geral or exclusive spellings of words both in Portuguese and in Lingua Geral), differing from all other Jesuitic vocabularies prepared in the State of Brazil or in the State of Grao-Para. Eckart’s Vocabulario and the Trier Manuscript share many similarities, differing from the MS 569 of the Portuguese Academy of Sciences. A comparison is also made, as regards names of animals, between Eckart’s Zusatze (1785) and the Trier Manuscript.

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Nomes de animais em três manuscritos jesuíticos em língua geral do século XVIII (Eckart, MA 569 da Academia de Ciências de Lisboa e manuscrito da Universidade de Trier)