Umuarama

== Portuguese == === Etymology === Coined by Brazilian writer and journalist Francisco da Silveira Bueno in 1960. As Bueno himself described, it was formed by a seemingly Old Tupi compound of embu (“place”) +‎ ara (“full of light, good weather”) +‎ ama (“many”). Apart from 'ara, however, none of these words existed in that language. === Pronunciation === Rhymes: -ɐ̃mɐ, -ɐmɐ Hyphenation: U‧mu‧a‧ra‧ma === Proper noun === Umuarama f (demonym umuaramense) a municipality of Paraná, Brazil === References ===