Neolatin lexias: loanwords in Bantu languages

Based on research carried out in the area of Comparative Linguistics, motivated by the etymological study of Brazilian Bantuisms, the interest in investigating the other side of the coin was sparked: what exists borrowed in the bantu languages coming from neolatine airs. Thus, it is intended to approach and analyze the types of morphological and phonological adaptations evidenced in the vocabularies of religion, musical instruments and human anatomy and physiology, as a positive aspect of the contact between these languages for the formation / renewal of a lexicon. The words perceived in some Central African languages, gathered in this study, are of Portuguese and French natures that acquired bantu character and, reveal the types of instruments that were really imported, the aspects of the imposed religion, divergent to the belief system of the bantu area, and the possibilities of importing, even very limited, a basic vocabulary.