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Meanings

(Em português logo abaixo)

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The immage shows the five words "al", "all", "lam", "world", "in", "person", "mün", "plurality" and "yuj", "union" in Allamej hybrid alphabet, each one stylized in a way to reflect their origins, written in strips to remind Senhor do Bonfim bracelets a symble of Bahia, the current State where the Portuguese are believed to have first arrived in Brazil in the region where is now located the city of Porto Seguro, many times called The World's Corner as people from different origins have usually met there. In the backgroung, from the buttom to the top, colors represent the richness Portuguese were looking for, the sea, the forests found and the suny day ending in the American Continent. The word "diversity is then written in Portuguese. 

For more information on the roots of the words al, lam, in, mün, yuj.


      



Significados 

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A imagem mostra as cinco palavras "al", "todos", "lam", "mundo", "in", "pessoa", "mün", "pluralidade" e "yuj", "união" no alfabeto híbrido Allamej, cada uma estilizada de forma a refletir suas origens, escritas em tiras para lembrar as Tiras do Senhor do Bonfim um símbolo da Bahia, atual Estado onde se acredita que os portugueses chegaram no Brasil, na região onde hoje está localizada a cidade do Porto Seguro, muitas vezes chamada de Esquina do Mundo, já que pessoas de diferentes origens costumam ter se encontrado lá. Ao fundo, de baixo para cima, as cores representam a riqueza que os portugueses procuravam, o mar, as florestas encontradas e o dia de sol qque se põe no continente americano. A palavra "diversidade é então escrita em português.


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