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The full Portuguese vocabulary deck used inside vocabcraft, listed here in frequency order and split by CEFR level. Every word has a mnemonic image generated specifically for it, native audio, and example sentences inside the app.

A1

819 words at the A1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    eueu
    I (first-person singular subject pronoun)
  2. #2
    simsim
    yes; an affirmative response
  3. #3
    nãonão
    Used to negate a verb, clause, or sentence (equivalent to 'not')
  4. #4
    oláolá
    hello — a casual greeting used when meeting or answering someone
  5. #5
    licençalicença
    permission or authorization (also used as a polite 'excuse me')
  6. #6
    vocêvocê
    you (singular second-person pronoun commonly used in Brazilian Portuguese; polite or neutral)
  7. #7
    meme
    First-person singular object pronoun: 'me' or 'to me' (used as direct, indirect, or reflexive object)
  8. #8
    nomenome
    the word or words by which a person, place, thing, or concept is known; 'name'.
  9. #9
    comocomo
    as/like; used to compare or to introduce a reason
  10. #10
    queque
    that — introducing a subordinate clause (reports, thoughts, beliefs)
  11. #11
    estarestar
    to be (temporary states, conditions, or location)
  12. #12
    terter
    to have; to possess or hold (including age, feelings, physical states)
  13. #13
    irir
    to go; move or travel from one place to another
  14. #14
    fazerfazer
    to do; perform an action or complete a task
  15. #15
    comercomer
    to eat (consume food)
  16. #16
    águaágua
    water (the liquid used for drinking, cooking, cleaning, and that occurs in nature)
  17. #17
    pãopão
    bread (a baked staple food made from flour and water)
  18. #18
    dinheirodinheiro
    money; cash or funds used to buy goods and services
  19. #19
    aquiaqui
    here — at or in this place (near the speaker)
  20. #20
    hojehoje
    today; on this day
  21. #21
    horahora
    a period of 60 minutes (an hour)
  22. #22
    dede
    Indicates possession or relationship (of / 's).
  23. #23
    emem
    Indicates location or position (in, on, at).
  24. #24
    comcom
    with — indicates accompaniment, instrument, manner, or association
  25. #25
    porpor
    Indicates agent, means, or route (by, through, via).
  26. #26
    diadia
    A 24-hour period or a specific calendar date (day).
  27. #27
    umum
    Indefinite article 'a' or 'an' used before a masculine singular noun
  28. #28
    meumeu
    possessive adjective: 'my' (used before a noun to show ownership)
  29. #29
    seuseu
    Possessive adjective: your / his / her / their — used before a noun to show possession
  30. #30
    pessoapessoa
    a person; an individual; a human being
  31. #31
    alguémalguém
    an unspecified person; someone/anyone
  32. #32
    ee
    and — used to connect words, phrases, or clauses
  33. #33
    ouou
    Used to present an alternative or choice (or).
  34. #34
    parapara
    to/toward — indicates direction or destination
  35. #35
    poderpoder
    to be able to; can; may (ability or permission)
  36. #36
    quererquerer
    to want or desire
  37. #37
    bombom
    good; of high quality or morally positive
  38. #38
    pedirpedir
    to ask or request (something from someone)
  39. #39
    ajudarajudar
    to help or assist someone or something
  40. #40
    comigocomigo
    with me (object form of 'com')
  41. #41
    falarfalar
    to speak or talk (including saying something or speaking a language)
  42. #42
    dizerdizer
    to say; to tell (utter words or convey information)
  43. #43
    perguntarperguntar
    to ask (a question); to inquire
  44. #44
    quemquem
    who — an interrogative or relative pronoun referring to a person or people
  45. #45
    quandoquando
    when (question word) — asks at what time something happens
  46. #46
    entenderentender
    to understand; to comprehend
  47. #47
    sabersaber
    to know (facts, information) or to know how to do something
  48. #48
    ficarficar
    to stay or remain
  49. #49
    farmaciafarmacia
    a pharmacy; a shop where medicines, medical supplies, and health products are sold and pharmacists give advice.
  50. #50
    oioi
    informal greeting meaning 'hi' or 'hello'
  51. #51
    bembem
    well; in a good or healthy state
  52. #52
    muitomuito
    very — used to intensify adjectives or adverbs
  53. #53
    issoisso
    A neuter demonstrative pronoun referring to a thing, idea, or situation previously mentioned or understood ('that' / 'that thing')
  54. #54
    eleele
    Third-person singular masculine subject pronoun — 'he' or (for masculine nouns) 'it'.
  55. #55
    nósnós
    we — subject pronoun referring to the speaker together with one or more other people
  56. #56
    podepode
    to be able to; have the ability to do something
  57. #57
    entrarentrar
    to go into or come into a place
  58. #58
    chegarchegar
    to arrive at a place or reach a destination
  59. #59
    esperaresperar
    to wait (stay in one place or delay until something/someone arrives)
  60. #60
    usarusar
    to use or employ something
  61. #61
    abrirabrir
    to open (physically) — make something not closed
  62. #62
    fecharfechar
    to close or shut (a door, window, shop, file, etc.)
  63. #63
    comprarcomprar
    to buy or purchase something (obtain goods or services in exchange for money)
  64. #64
    pagarpagar
    To give money in exchange for goods, services, or to settle a bill
  65. #65
    lojaloja
    a shop or store — a place where goods are sold to the public
  66. #66
    restauranterestaurante
    a business or place where meals are prepared and served to customers (a restaurant)
  67. #67
    cafécafé
    coffee (the drink)
  68. #68
    carrocarro
    car; automobile — a motor vehicle used for personal transport.
  69. #69
    táxitáxi
    a vehicle for hire that carries passengers (a taxi)
  70. #70
    tempotempo
    time (duration, clock time, or a moment)
  71. #71
    anoano
    a period of twelve months; a calendar year or someone's age in years
  72. #72
    amanhãamanhã
    tomorrow (the day after today)
  73. #73
    porqueporque
    because — introduces a reason or explanation
  74. #74
    obrigadoobrigado
    thank you (expression of gratitude)
  75. #75
    gentegente
    people; a group or crowd (collective noun)
  76. #76
    serser
    to be (express identity, essential characteristics, origin, time/date, or form passive constructions)
  77. #77
    aoao
    Contraction of the preposition 'a' + the masculine singular article 'o', meaning 'to the', 'at the', 'in the', or 'on the' before a masculine singular noun.
  78. #78
    dodo
    Contraction of de + o meaning 'of the' or 'from the', used before masculine singular nouns.
  79. #79
    dosdos
    Contraction of de + os meaning 'of the' or 'from the' used before masculine plural nouns.
  80. #80
    sobresobre
    on, over; or concerning/about (shows location or topic)
  81. #81
    semsem
    without; lacking something or not having something (indicates absence)
  82. #82
    maismais
    Indicates a greater quantity or degree; used for comparatives.
  83. #83
    sósó
    only; just
  84. #84
    masmas
    but; however (expresses contrast)
  85. #85
    entãoentão
    then; at that time
  86. #86
    jájá
    already (indicates an action has happened before now)
  87. #87
    aindaainda
    still / yet (up to now, continuing or not finished)
  88. #88
    verver
    to see; to perceive with the eyes or to look at
  89. #89
    olharolhar
    to direct one's eyes toward something; to look
  90. #90
    dardar
    to give, hand over, or offer something to someone
  91. #91
    gostargostar
    to like; to enjoy
  92. #92
    aprenderaprender
    to learn; to acquire knowledge or a skill
  93. #93
    conhecerconhecer
    to meet someone (be introduced to a person)
  94. #94
    mãemãe
    mother; a female parent
  95. #95
    famíliafamília
    family (people related by blood, marriage, or who live together)
  96. #96
    fomefome
    hunger; the physical feeling or need for food
  97. #97
    ruarua
    a public road in a town or city; a street
  98. #98
    mesamesa
    a table (piece of furniture used for eating, working, or holding objects)
  99. #99
    chamo-mechamo-me
    I call myself; used to say "My name is..."
  100. #100
    naonao
    Negates a verb, phrase, or clause (not).
  101. #101
    ondeonde
    Asking about a place or location (interrogative)
  102. #102
    telefonetelefone
    telephone; a device used to make voice calls
  103. #103
    ligarligar
    to turn on; switch on (a device)
  104. #104
    homemhomem
    man; an adult male person
  105. #105
    mulhermulher
    woman; an adult female person
  106. #106
    meninomenino
    a male child; boy
  107. #107
    amigosamigos
    friends (plural of 'amigo') — people you know and like; can refer to a group of males or a mixed-gender group
  108. #108
    filhofilho
    a male child; a person's son
  109. #109
    dormirdormir
    to sleep (be asleep or rest by sleeping)
  110. #110
    acordaracordar
    to wake up (stop sleeping)
  111. #111
    trabalhartrabalhar
    to work; to perform labor or have a job
  112. #112
    andarandar
    to walk; to move or travel (on foot or by vehicle)
  113. #113
    voltarvoltar
    to return; to go back to a place
  114. #114
    pararparar
    to stop (movement or an action)
  115. #115
    pegarpegar
    to take hold of something; to grab or pick up
  116. #116
    levarlevar
    to carry or take something/someone from one place to another
  117. #117
    almoçoalmoço
    lunch; the midday meal
  118. #118
    leiteleite
    milk (the white dairy liquid produced by mammals, used as a drink or in cooking)
  119. #119
    cháchá
    tea (the drink made by steeping dried leaves, herbs, or tea bags in hot water)
  120. #120
    mãomão
    hand (the body part at the end of the arm)
  121. #121
    olhosolhos
    eyes (the organs of sight)
  122. #122
    bocaboca
    The mouth — the body part used for eating and speaking.
  123. #123
    pépé
    The lower extremity of the leg; the part of the body you stand on.
  124. #124
    algoalgo
    something — an unspecified thing or amount.
  125. #125
    nadanada
    nothing; not anything
  126. #126
    ninguémninguém
    nobody; no one
  127. #127
    tambémtambém
    also; too; as well (used to add information in affirmative sentences)
  128. #128
    talveztalvez
    maybe; perhaps — indicates possibility or uncertainty
  129. #129
    poucopouco
    small in quantity; few (used as an adjective)
  130. #130
    grandegrande
    big, large
  131. #131
    pequenopequeno
    small; little
  132. #132
    assimassim
    in this way; like this
  133. #133
    mesmomesmo
    same; identical (used to say two or more things or people are the same)
  134. #134
    sempresempre
    always; at all times
  135. #135
    nuncanunca
    never; at no time; not ever.
  136. #136
    ontemontem
    yesterday (the day before today)
  137. #137
    minutominuto
    a minute (unit of time, 60 seconds); a short period of time
  138. #138
    tardetarde
    the afternoon (the period of day between noon and evening)
  139. #139
    noitenoite
    night — the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
  140. #140
    doisdois
    the number two; used to indicate two items or two people (as a numeral/adjective or as a pronoun)
  141. #141
    trêstrês
    the number three
  142. #142
    casascasas
    Houses or homes; buildings where people live
  143. #143
    chavechave
    A small metal instrument used to open or lock doors, cars, or other locks.
  144. #144
    passarpassar
    to move past or go by (physically)
  145. #145
    deixardeixar
    to leave something or someone in a place; to leave behind
  146. #146
    encontrarencontrar
    to find or locate something
  147. #147
    lerler
    to read (look at and understand written text)
  148. #148
    ouvirouvir
    to hear; to perceive sound
  149. #149
    desculpadesculpa
    An informal apology said to someone ("sorry").
  150. #150
    prontopronto
    ready; prepared
  151. #151
    claroclaro
    light in color or clear/obvious (easy to see or understand)
  152. #152
    certocerto
    correct; right (accurate or true)
  153. #153
    esseesse
    That (demonstrative used before a noun; indicates something near the listener or previously mentioned)
  154. #154
    aqueleaquele
    that (demonstrative) — refers to something or someone more distant from the speaker; can be used before a noun or alone as 'that one'.
  155. #155
    osos
    the (masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns)
  156. #156
    mimmim
    me — the oblique (stressed) object pronoun used after prepositions or for emphasis.
  157. #157
    deledele
    of him; his (indicates possession or relation; contraction of de + ele)
  158. #158
    coisacoisa
    a thing; something; an object or unspecified matter (can be physical or abstract)
  159. #159
    lugarlugar
    a place, location, or spot
  160. #160
    lálá
    There; in or at that place (spatial)
  161. #161
    numnum
    Contraction of 'em' + 'um' meaning 'in/on/at a' (used before a masculine singular noun)
  162. #162
    entreentre
    between; among (indicates position or relationship among two or more things or people)
  163. #163
    antesantes
    before; earlier (in time)
  164. #164
    depoisdepois
    later; afterwards (at a later time)
  165. #165
    sairsair
    to leave or go out (exit a place; go outside; go out socially)
  166. #166
    acharachar
    to think or consider (express an opinion)
  167. #167
    contarcontar
    to count numbers or items
  168. #168
    tirartirar
    to remove or take something out (physically)
  169. #169
    fotofoto
    a photograph; a photo
  170. #170
    sopasopa
    soup; a liquid dish typically served hot, often with vegetables, meat, or grains
  171. #171
    camacama
    a piece of furniture for sleeping or resting
  172. #172
    janelajanela
    An opening in a wall fitted with glass or similar, letting light and air into a room.
  173. #173
    luzluz
    visible light or brightness from sources like the sun, lamps, or flames.
  174. #174
    diz-mediz-me
    Tell me (ask someone to give you information)
  175. #175
    deixa-medeixa-me
    Let me; allow me to do something
  176. #176
    tudotudo
    everything; all (things)
  177. #177
    todotodo
    whole; entire
  178. #178
    cadacada
    each; every (used before a singular noun to refer to individual members of a group)
  179. #179
    outrooutro
    other, another (used before a noun)
  180. #180
    delesdeles
    their, belonging to them (masculine or mixed plural); equivalent to 'of them' or 'theirs'
  181. #181
    aliali
    there — at or in that place (some distance from the speaker)
  182. #182
    daquidaqui
    from here (indicating origin or location)
  183. #183
    próximopróximo
    Near in space or time; nearby
  184. #184
    dentrodentro
    inside, in the interior (physical or figurative)
  185. #185
    longelonge
    At or to a great distance; physically far away.
  186. #186
    atéaté
    as far as; up to; until (marks a limit in time, place, or amount)
  187. #187
    aosaos
    Contraction of the preposition 'a' + the plural masculine article 'os', used before masculine plural nouns to mean 'to the', 'at the', or 'on the'.
  188. #188
    àsàs
    Contraction of 'a' + 'as' meaning 'to the' or 'at the' (feminine plural), used before feminine plural nouns and in time expressions.
  189. #189
    perguntasperguntas
    questions — sentences or utterances asked to get information or clarification
  190. #190
    respostaresposta
    an answer or reply to a question, message, or situation
  191. #191
    tomartomar
    to take or consume something (used for taking objects, boarding transport, drinking or taking medicine, or undergoing actions like a shower)
  192. #192
    buscarbuscar
    to look for; try to find someone or something
  193. #193
    começarcomeçar
    to begin; to start (an action, event, or process)
  194. #194
    conseguirconseguir
    to manage or succeed in doing something
  195. #195
    deverdever
    to be obliged to; should / ought to; also used to express probability (must / likely)
  196. #196
    escolaescola
    a school; an institution where students are taught
  197. #197
    novonovo
    new; recently made, created, bought, or begun
  198. #198
    atençãoatenção
    attention; notice or care — the act of focusing on something or giving a warning to be careful
  199. #199
    políciapolícia
    The police; the law-enforcement organization or officers
  200. #200
    médicomédico
    a medical doctor — a licensed healthcare professional who diagnoses and treats patients
  201. #201
    hospitalhospital
    a medical facility where sick or injured people receive treatment and care
  202. #202
    enfermeiraenfermeira
    female nurse; a healthcare professional who cares for sick or injured people
  203. #203
    momentomomento
    a short period of time
  204. #204
    númeronúmero
    A mathematical value or quantity used for counting, measuring, or labeling.
  205. #205
    cartãocartão
    A card (usually plastic) used for payment, identification, or access (credit/debit/ID/SIM).
  206. #206
    caminhocaminho
    A physical path, trail, or route used for walking or traveling.
  207. #207
    mapamapa
    a drawing or chart that shows the geography, roads, or layout of an area
  208. #208
    entradaentrada
    the physical entrance or doorway to a place
  209. #209
    chamarchamar
    to call (shout to someone or contact by phone)
  210. #210
    seguirseguir
    to follow (go or come after someone or something; to go behind)
  211. #211
    arranjararranjar
    to obtain or secure something (get)
  212. #212
    colocarcolocar
    to put or place something somewhere
  213. #213
    perderperder
    to lose; to no longer have something or to be defeated
  214. #214
    corpocorpo
    The physical body of a person or animal; the main part of something (e.g., body of text, body of a vehicle).
  215. #215
    braçobraço
    arm (the limb of the body)
  216. #216
    pernaperna
    leg — the limb of a person or animal; also a similar part of furniture or clothing (e.g., table leg, pant leg).
  217. #217
    nariznariz
    the nose — the part of the face used for breathing and smelling
  218. #218
    orelhaorelha
    ear (the body part)
  219. #219
    sentirsentir
    to feel (a physical sensation or an emotion)
  220. #220
    vidavida
    life; the state or fact of being alive, or a person's lifetime/way of living
  221. #221
    viverviver
    to be alive; to exist
  222. #222
    amoramor
    a strong feeling of affection, care, or romantic attachment
  223. #223
    língualíngua
    the tongue (the muscular organ in the mouth)
  224. #224
    portugêsportuguês
    The Portuguese language
  225. #225
    inglêsinglês
    the English language
  226. #226
    palavrapalavra
    A single unit of language (spoken or written); a word
  227. #227
    vozvoz
    The sound produced by a person's vocal cords; a person's speaking or singing voice.
  228. #228
    mostrarmostrar
    to show or display something to someone
  229. #229
    trazertrazer
    to carry or bring something or someone to a place or person (to bring)
  230. #230
    telemóveltelemóvel
    mobile phone; cell phone
  231. #231
    computadorcomputador
    a machine that processes data and runs programs; a computer
  232. #232
    writeescrever
    to write (produce text by hand or digitally)
  233. #233
    letraletra
    a single character of an alphabet (a, b, c, etc.)
  234. #234
    livrolivro
    a book; a bound set of written or printed pages or a published work
  235. #235
    livroslivros
    books (printed or written works, usually bound volumes)
  236. #236
    estudarestudar
    to study; to learn or review material, attend classes, or examine a subject carefully
  237. #237
    manhãmanhã
    the period of the day from sunrise until noon (morning)
  238. #238
    meio-diameio-dia
    noon; 12:00 (midday)
  239. #239
    minutosminutos
    a unit of time equal to sixty seconds; a short period or moment
  240. #240
    zerozero
    The numeral 0; none or nothing (used as a number, score, or to indicate absence).
  241. #241
    quatroquatro
    four (the number 4)
  242. #242
    cincocinco
    the number five (cardinal number)
  243. #243
    dezdez
    ten (the number 10)
  244. #244
    roupasroupas
    clothes; garments (items worn on the body)
  245. #245
    camisacamisa
    a shirt; a garment worn on the upper body
  246. #246
    legallegal
    Informal: cool, nice; used to say someone or something is pleasant or likable.
  247. #247
    parabénsparabéns
    congratulations; an exclamation used to praise or congratulate someone
  248. #248
    aondeaonde
    to where; indicates movement toward a place (used in questions or relative clauses)
  249. #249
    acabaracabar
    to finish or come to an end
  250. #250
    corrercorrer
    to move quickly on foot; to run
  251. #251
    caircair
    to fall or drop from a higher position to a lower one
  252. #252
    descerdescer
    to go down; move from a higher to a lower place
  253. #253
    tocartocar
    to touch (make physical contact)
  254. #254
    esconderesconder
    to hide; to conceal (something or someone)
  255. #255
    bastantebastante
    enough; sufficient (used before nouns or as a determiner/pronoun)
  256. #256
    menosmenos
    less; to a smaller degree or amount (comparative adverb)
  257. #257
    históriahistória
    a story, tale, or narrative (a fictional or told account)
  258. #258
    relógiorelógio
    A device that shows the time (a watch or a clock).
  259. #259
    empregoemprego
    a job or paid position
  260. #260
    bancobanco
    a financial institution that holds accounts, lends money, and processes payments
  261. #261
    criançacriança
    a child; a young person (kid)
  262. #262
    camisetacamiseta
    a t-shirt; a casual, short-sleeved shirt
  263. #263
    fogofogo
    fire; flames or the process of burning
  264. #264
    sistemasistema
    an organized set of parts, methods, or elements that work together; a system (e.g., computer, political, organizational)
  265. #265
    importanteimportante
    important; significant
  266. #266
    escritórioescritório
    a place where people work, especially for administrative or professional tasks
  267. #267
    demaisdemais
    too; excessively
  268. #268
    esqueceresquecer
    to forget; fail to remember or fail to do something because you don't remember
  269. #269
    novamentenovamente
    again; once more; anew (indicates repetition)
  270. #270
    alltodo / toda / todos / todas
    all / every — used before a singular noun to mean each member of a group
  271. #271
    bem-vindobem-vindo
    welcome; gladly received or accepted
  272. #272
    diga-mediga-me
    Tell me (imperative) — ask someone to say something to the speaker
  273. #273
    andasandas
    to walk; to move on foot
  274. #274
    apanharapanhar
    to catch or take (a vehicle or projectile) or to contract/catch (an illness)
  275. #275
    subirsubir
    to go up, ascend (move to a higher place)
  276. #276
    estaçãoestação
    a physical station or stop (train, bus, metro) or similar facility
  277. #277
    pontoponto
    A small mark or punctuation sign; a dot or period (including decimal point).
  278. #278
    aviãoavião
    an airplane; an aircraft used for passenger or cargo transport.
  279. #279
    cidadecidade
    a city; a town or large urban area
  280. #280
    centrocentro
    the middle point or central part of something
  281. #281
    salasala
    a room or indoor space in a building (can mean a living room in a home)
  282. #282
    cozinhacozinha
    kitchen — the room or space where food is prepared
  283. #283
    copocopo
    a drinking glass or cup — a container used to hold liquids for drinking
  284. #284
    carnecarne
    meat; the flesh of animals used as food.
  285. #285
    açúcaraçúcar
    sugar (the sweet substance used to sweeten food and drinks)
  286. #286
    ovosovos
    eggs (the common food item)
  287. #287
    preçopreço
    price; the amount of money required to buy something.
  288. #288
    caixacaixa
    a box or container used to hold or store objects
  289. #289
    vendervender
    to sell goods or services
  290. #290
    receberreceber
    to receive or get something that is given, sent, or delivered; also to welcome or accept someone
  291. #291
    problemaproblema
    a difficulty, issue, or matter that needs a solution
  292. #292
    necessárionecessário
    necessary; required; needed
  293. #293
    quentequente
    Hot or warm (having a high temperature)
  294. #294
    vermelhovermelho
    red (the color)
  295. #295
    mandarmandar
    to send something or someone
  296. #296
    brancobranco
    white (the color)
  297. #297
    perdãoperdão
    forgiveness; pardon (the act of forgiving)
  298. #298
    bastabasta
    An exclamation meaning 'that's enough' or 'stop' (used to tell someone to cease)
  299. #299
    belezabeleza
    beauty; physical attractiveness or aesthetic quality
  300. #300
    ótimoótimo
    Excellent; very good (describes people, things, situations).
  301. #301
    perfeitoperfeito
    Perfect; without flaws or errors; ideal or excellent.
  302. #302
    simplessimples
    Not complicated; easy to understand or do.
  303. #303
    tãotão
    so; very — degree intensifier used before adjectives or adverbs
  304. #304
    difícildifícil
    Not easy; requiring effort, skill, or time.
  305. #305
    ruimruim
    Bad; of poor quality or not good
  306. #306
    amaramar
    to love; to feel deep affection or strong liking for someone or something
  307. #307
    rirrir
    to laugh
  308. #308
    chorarchorar
    to cry; to shed tears
  309. #309
    brincarbrincar
    to play (games, toys, sports)
  310. #310
    jogarjogar
    to play (a game, sport, or video game)
  311. #311
    cachorrocachorro
    dog; a domesticated canine (can also refer to a puppy in casual use).
  312. #312
    bebébebé
    a very young child; an infant
  313. #313
    músicamúsica
    music (the art or organized sound)
  314. #314
    filmefilme
    a movie or film shown in cinemas or on TV
  315. #315
    festafesta
    a party, celebration, or public festival
  316. #316
    corcor
    color; the visual property of objects described with names like red, blue, or green
  317. #317
    amarelaamarela
    yellow (the color)
  318. #318
    pretopreto
    Black (the color); dark in color
  319. #319
    sábadosábado
    Saturday — the day of the week after Friday and before Sunday.
  320. #320
    domingodomingo
    Sunday, the day of the week
  321. #321
    agradeceragradecer
    to thank; to express gratitude
  322. #322
    dúvidadúvida
    uncertainty; lack of conviction or confidence
  323. #323
    responderresponder
    to answer or reply (to a question, message, or request)
  324. #324
    perceberperceber
    to notice or become aware of something
  325. #325
    explicarexplicar
    to make something clear or understandable; to explain
  326. #326
    mensagemmensagem
    a piece of communication (written, spoken, or electronic)
  327. #327
    escreverescrever
    to write (produce text or put words on a surface)
  328. #328
    papelpapel
    paper (the material used for writing, printing, or packaging)
  329. #329
    cartacarta
    a written message sent to someone (a letter)
  330. #330
    bilhetebilhete
    a ticket (for travel, events, raffles, etc.)
  331. #331
    quantosquantos
    Plural interrogative used before masculine nouns to ask 'how many'.
  332. #332
    setesete
    the number seven (7) — used as a numeral or adjective before a noun or on its own.
  333. #333
    oitooito
    the number eight
  334. #334
    novenove
    the number nine (cardinal number; quantity)
  335. #335
    ladolado
    side — a surface, direction, or particular aspect/position of something
  336. #336
    atrásatrás
    behind; at the back (shows physical position)
  337. #337
    chãochão
    the surface you walk on; floor or ground
  338. #338
    levantarlevantar
    to get up; to stand up (from bed or from a seat)
  339. #339
    saídasaída
    an exit; a way out (door or path)
  340. #340
    garrafagarrafa
    a container (usually glass or plastic) used to hold liquids
  341. #341
    facafaca
    a knife; a cutting tool or utensil
  342. #342
    manteigamanteiga
    butter (a dairy spread or cooking fat made from milk or cream)
  343. #343
    logologo
    soon; in a short time
  344. #344
    cedocedo
    early; before the usual or expected time
  345. #345
    bem-vindosbem-vindos
    Welcome — a greeting used to receive or greet multiple people arriving
  346. #346
    saudadessaudades
    a deep feeling of longing, nostalgia, or missing someone or something that is absent
  347. #347
    respeitorespeito
    esteem or polite regard shown toward someone
  348. #348
    ideiaideia
    a thought, concept, plan, or suggestion
  349. #349
    pensarpensar
    to think; to have an opinion or mental process
  350. #350
    escolherescolher
    to choose; to select
  351. #351
    aceitaraceitar
    to agree to receive or take something (an offer, invitation, job, terms)
  352. #352
    decisãodecisão
    a decision; a choice or conclusion reached after consideration
  353. #353
    resolverresolver
    to solve or fix a problem
  354. #354
    dependedepende
    to depend on; to be determined by or rely on something or someone
  355. #355
    meiomeio
    middle; the central part of something
  356. #356
    modomodo
    a way or manner of doing something
  357. #357
    formaforma
    The shape, outline, or physical appearance of something
  358. #358
    vezvez
    an occasion or instance; a particular time something happens
  359. #359
    durantedurante
    during; throughout a period of time
  360. #360
    desdedesde
    Indicates the starting point in time (equivalent to 'since').
  361. #361
    alémalém
    in addition to; besides (used with 'de')
  362. #362
    daídaí
    from there; from that place
  363. #363
    situaçãosituação
    A set of circumstances; a state of affairs or condition.
  364. #364
    funcionarfuncionar
    to work or operate (a machine, device, system)
  365. #365
    imediatamenteimediatamente
    Immediately; without delay
  366. #366
    rapidamenterapidamente
    quickly; rapidly
  367. #367
    devagardevagar
    slowly; at a low speed
  368. #368
    salvarsalvar
    to rescue or free someone/something from danger or harm
  369. #369
    portuguêsportuguês
    From or related to Portugal; describing nationality or origin
  370. #370
    mundomundo
    the world; the planet Earth or all countries and people
  371. #371
    paíspaís
    a nation or country (a political/geographical territory)
  372. #372
    bairrobairro
    neighborhood; a residential or urban district within a town or city
  373. #373
    diferençadiferença
    the way in which two or more things are not the same; the amount or degree by which they differ
  374. #374
    praiapraia
    a sandy or pebbly area by the sea or a lake used for recreation
  375. #375
    solsol
    the sun (the star that gives light and heat to Earth)
  376. #376
    chuvachuva
    rain; water drops that fall from clouds (rainfall)
  377. #377
    calorcalor
    heat; warmth; hot weather
  378. #378
    arar
    The air or atmosphere (the invisible mixture of gases around us); also used for someone's appearance or the general mood/atmosphere.
  379. #379
    respirarrespirar
    to breathe; inhale and exhale air
  380. #380
    cansadocansado
    Feeling physically or mentally lacking energy; tired.
  381. #381
    dordor
    physical pain or ache in the body
  382. #382
    cabelocabelo
    hair; the strands that grow on a person's head (or body)
  383. #383
    coraçãocoração
    the heart (the organ that pumps blood)
  384. #384
    sobremesasobremesa
    dessert; a sweet dish or course eaten after the main meal
  385. #385
    cervejacerveja
    beer, an alcoholic drink made from fermented grains
  386. #386
    peixepeixe
    a fish (the animal) or fish as food
  387. #387
    comprascompras
    purchases; shopping — the items bought or the activity of buying things (often plural: fazer as compras, ir às compras).
  388. #388
    realreal
    existing or actual; true, not imaginary or false.
  389. #389
    euroeuro
    the euro, the official currency used by many European countries
  390. #390
    litrolitro
    a metric unit of volume equal to one thousand cubic centimeters, commonly used to measure liquids
  391. #391
    milmil
    one thousand (1,000); the numeral 'thousand'
  392. #392
    visitarvisitar
    to go see or spend time with a person or to go to a place (e.g., a house, museum, country)
  393. #393
    viajarviajar
    to travel; to go from one place to another for leisure, work, or other reasons.
  394. #394
    abertoaberto
    open; not closed (door, shop, file, etc.)
  395. #395
    baratabarata
    cheap; inexpensive
  396. #396
    carocaro
    expensive; costing a lot of money
  397. #397
    promoçãopromoção
    a temporary sale, special offer, or discounted price in a store or for a product
  398. #398
    clientecliente
    a person or business that buys goods or uses services (a customer or client)
  399. #399
    vendedorvendedor
    a person who sells goods or services (salesperson, vendor)
  400. #400
    servirservir
    to serve food, drink, or a customer
  401. #401
    frangofrango
    a young chicken; the bird (animal) raised for meat or eggs.
  402. #402
    morangomorango
    strawberry — a small red edible fruit commonly eaten fresh or used in desserts and jams.
  403. #403
    cadeiracadeira
    A piece of furniture for one person; a seat.
  404. #404
    sapatosapato
    a shoe; an item of footwear worn on the foot.
  405. #405
    tremtrem
    a train (rail vehicle for passengers or freight)
  406. #406
    dirigirdirigir
    to drive (a vehicle)
  407. #407
    apartamentoapartamento
    an apartment; a set of rooms in a building used as a home
  408. #408
    garagemgaragem
    a covered place or building for parking or storing vehicles (a garage).
  409. #409
    empresaempresa
    a company; a business organization
  410. #410
    mêsmês
    a month (one of the 12 periods in the calendar, about 28–31 days)
  411. #411
    altoalto
    Tall; of great vertical height or high in level
  412. #412
    baixobaixo
    short (of a person or object, small in height)
  413. #413
    velhovelho
    old (having lived or existed for a long time; of advanced age or longstanding)
  414. #414
    jovemjovem
    young (describing age)
  415. #415
    mudarmudar
    to change or alter something, or to become different
  416. #416
    guardarguardar
    to keep, store, or save something for later use
  417. #417
    puxarpuxar
    to pull or tug; to draw something or someone toward oneself or in a direction
  418. #418
    felicidadefelicidade
    happiness; the state of being happy or feeling joy
  419. #419
    aíaí
    there (in that place, often near the listener)
  420. #420
    sese
    Introduces a conditional clause ('if') or an indirect yes/no question ('whether').
  421. #421
    algumalgum
    some; any (indefinite amount or person, used before nouns or as a pronoun)
  422. #422
    quantoquanto
    how much / how many (used in questions to ask about quantity, price, or amount)
  423. #423
    qualquerqualquer
    any; no matter which; whatever
  424. #424
    tantotanto
    so much / so many; a large amount (used before nouns or as a pronoun)
  425. #425
    vemvem
    comes / come (3rd person singular present; also used for polite 'you')
  426. #426
    partirpartir
    to leave or depart (go away)
  427. #427
    apareceraparecer
    to appear; to show up — become visible or arrive/present oneself
  428. #428
    ajudar-teajudar-te
    to help you (informal singular); to give assistance to you
  429. #429
    ajudanteajudante
    a person who helps or assists another; assistant or helper
  430. #430
    levantar-selevantar-se
    to get up / stand up (rise from bed or from a seat)
  431. #431
    ganharganhar
    to win or obtain victory or a prize
  432. #432
    preferirpreferir
    to like or choose one thing more than another; to prefer
  433. #433
    provarprovar
    to try or sample something (taste food; try on clothes)
  434. #434
    cortarcortar
    to cut or slice with a blade or scissors; to trim or divide a material (paper, fabric, hair, food, etc.).
  435. #435
    cãocão
    a dog, a domestic canine animal
  436. #436
    paipai
    father; a male parent (dad)
  437. #437
    irmãoirmão
    brother (a male sibling)
  438. #438
    animalanimal
    a non-human living creature (animal)
  439. #439
    bolsabolsa
    a bag or purse used to carry personal items
  440. #440
    datadata
    A specific day on the calendar (day/month/year); the day when something happens or is recorded.
  441. #441
    tristetriste
    feeling sad or unhappy
  442. #442
    felizfeliz
    happy, joyful, pleased
  443. #443
    deixe-medeixe-me
    let me (asking someone to allow you to do something)
  444. #444
    tete
    Informal singular 'you' used as an object pronoun (direct, indirect, or reflexive).
  445. #445
    nossonosso
    our (possessive adjective; agrees with the noun in gender and number)
  446. #446
    haverhaver
    to exist; there is / there are (impersonal)
  447. #447
    beberbeber
    to drink (consume liquids, including alcoholic beverages)
  448. #448
    continuarcontinuar
    to continue; to keep doing something
  449. #449
    desligardesligar
    to turn off or switch off a device, machine, light, etc.
  450. #450
    apertarapertar
    to press or squeeze (push a button, squeeze someone's hand, press something)
  451. #451
    enviarenviar
    to send (something to someone or to a place, physically or electronically)
  452. #452
    e-mailse-mails
    Plural of 'e-mail': electronic messages sent and received over the internet.
  453. #453
    televisãotelevisão
    The television set (the physical device to watch TV)
  454. #454
    sinalsinal
    A visible mark, symbol, or indication that conveys information
  455. #455
    fim-de-semanafim-de-semana
    the weekend (Saturday and Sunday; the end of the week, usually days off)
  456. #456
    aniversárioaniversário
    birthday; anniversary — the yearly recurrence of a person's birth or of an event (e.g., wedding, founding)
  457. #457
    professorprofessor
    A person who teaches or instructs, especially at a school or university
  458. #458
    profissãoprofissão
    a person's profession, job, or occupation
  459. #459
    irmõesirmões
    brothers; male siblings (can also be used generically for siblings)
  460. #460
    esporteesporte
    sport; a physical activity, game, or competition, often organized and with rules
  461. #461
    clubeclube
    An organization of people with a common interest or activity (sports club, hobby group, social club).
  462. #462
    cinemacinema
    movie theater; the building where films are shown
  463. #463
    futurofuturo
    the time to come; events that will happen
  464. #464
    invernoinverno
    winter — the cold season of the year
  465. #465
    melhormelhor
    better (comparative of 'bom'), used to compare quality when describing a noun
  466. #466
    fácilfácil
    easy; not difficult
  467. #467
    rápidorápido
    fast, quick (moves or happens quickly)
  468. #468
    senhorsenhor
    A respectful title or form of address for a man (Mr., sir); also used as a formal 'you'.
  469. #469
    istoisto
    Neutral demonstrative pronoun meaning 'this' — refers to something near the speaker or something just mentioned, without specifying gender.
  470. #470
    qualqual
    which / what — used to ask for specific information or a choice
  471. #471
    existeexiste
    to exist; to be present (including impersonal 'there is/there are')
  472. #472
    precisarprecisar
    to need something (to lack or require a thing)
  473. #473
    teuteu
    your (informal singular) — a possessive used before a noun
  474. #474
    numanuma
    Contraction of 'em' + 'uma' used before feminine singular nouns; means 'in a' / 'on a' / 'at a'.
  475. #475
    nesteneste
    in this / at this / on this (masculine singular) — contraction of 'em' + 'este'
  476. #476
    pelopelo
    Contraction of por + o used before a masculine singular noun; means 'for the', 'by the', or 'through the'.
  477. #477
    dasdas
    Contraction of de + as: 'of the' / 'from the' (feminine plural)
  478. #478
    locallocal
    a place, location, or venue
  479. #479
    pertoperto
    near; at a short distance (nearby)
  480. #480
    horashoras
    Plural of 'hour' — a unit of time or the time shown on a clock (what time it is)
  481. #481
    filhosfilhos
    sons; children (plural of 'filho', used for male children or a mixed group)
  482. #482
    esposaesposa
    wife — a married woman, a person's spouse
  483. #483
    primeiroprimeiro
    First in order or position
  484. #484
    maiormaior
    Comparative of 'grande': bigger / larger / greater (size, amount, importance)
  485. #485
    maumau
    bad; not good (used for people, things, situations, behavior)
  486. #486
    seguroseguro
    safe; protected from danger or harm
  487. #487
    pôrpôr
    to put or place something; to set or cause something to be in a particular state
  488. #488
    jantarjantar
    to eat dinner; to have dinner
  489. #489
    exatamenteexatamente
    Precisely; with exact accuracy
  490. #490
    apenasapenas
    only; just (limits quantity or scope)
  491. #491
    favorfavor
    A kind act or a request for help
  492. #492
    aiai
    An interjection used to express sudden pain, discomfort, surprise, or mild complaint (like “ouch” / “oh” / “ah”).
  493. #493
    vêsvês
    you see — present tense (tu) of the verb 'ver' (to see, perceive visually)
  494. #494
    juntosjuntos
    together; located with or next to each other (describes nouns)
  495. #495
    conoscoconosco
    with us (object form of 'com nós')
  496. #496
    grupogrupo
    a collection of people or things considered as a unit; a set with a common purpose or characteristic
  497. #497
    listalista
    a list; an ordered series of items, names, tasks, or entries
  498. #498
    notasnotas
    Grades or marks received at school or university
  499. #499
    serviçoserviço
    a service provided to people or customers (e.g., customer service, utilities, professional services)
  500. #500
    planoplano
    a plan, project, or strategy (intended actions to achieve something)
  501. #501
    frentefrente
    The front part or surface of something; the area that faces forward
  502. #502
    terraterra
    soil, ground, the material underfoot (dirt)
  503. #503
    sobsob
    under; beneath; below (physical or figurative)
  504. #504
    nelenele
    Contraction of em + ele: indicates location or reference to a masculine person or noun (in him / in it / on him / on it).
  505. #505
    nessanessa
    Contraction of 'em' + 'essa' meaning 'in/on/at that' (used before a feminine noun or to refer to a feminine situation).
  506. #506
    dessadessa
    Contraction of 'de' + 'essa' — 'of/from that' (feminine singular), used before feminine nouns to indicate possession, origin, or relation.
  507. #507
    faltafalta
    to be lacking or missing; there is a shortage of something
  508. #508
    vontadevontade
    a wish, desire, or urge to do or have something
  509. #509
    procurarprocurar
    to look for or search (physically or mentally)
  510. #510
    aguentaraguentar
    to endure or tolerate (pain, difficulty, a person, a situation)
  511. #511
    tentartentar
    to try; to attempt (make an effort to do something)
  512. #512
    sentesente
    to feel or perceive (a physical sensation, emotion, or sensory impression)
  513. #513
    parecerparecer
    to seem; to appear (give the impression)
  514. #514
    descobrirdescobrir
    to discover; to find out; to uncover
  515. #515
    melhorarmelhorar
    to make something better; improve (transitive)
  516. #516
    tipotipo
    a kind or category
  517. #517
    normalnormal
    usual; not unusual; typical
  518. #518
    normalmentenormalmente
    usually; under normal circumstances; as a rule
  519. #519
    quasequase
    almost; nearly
  520. #520
    realmenterealmente
    really; truly — used to emphasize or intensify a statement
  521. #521
    simplesmentesimplesmente
    in a simple or uncomplicated way
  522. #522
    possívelpossível
    able to happen or be done; possible
  523. #523
    igualigual
    the same; identical
  524. #524
    diferentediferente
    not the same; distinct from something else
  525. #525
    exactamenteexactamente
    exactly; precisely; used to confirm or emphasize correctness
  526. #526
    perfeitamenteperfeitamente
    perfectly; completely; without fault
  527. #527
    certezacerteza
    certainty; being sure or convinced that something is true
  528. #528
    verdadeverdade
    truth; a fact or reality that is true
  529. #529
    informaçãoinformação
    information; facts, data, or details about something
  530. #530
    opiniãoopinião
    a person's view, belief, or judgment about something
  531. #531
    questãoquestão
    A question asked or something to be answered
  532. #532
    assuntoassunto
    A topic, subject, or matter being discussed or considered (also the subject line of a message).
  533. #533
    tratartratar
    to deal with, handle, or be about (a topic, problem, or task)
  534. #534
    criarcriar
    to make or bring something into existence; to establish or produce
  535. #535
    construirconstruir
    to build or construct (physically or figuratively)
  536. #536
    mantermanter
    to keep or maintain something in a certain state or condition
  537. #537
    protegerproteger
    to keep someone or something safe from harm, danger, or damage
  538. #538
    evitarevitar
    to avoid (stay away from or refrain from doing something)
  539. #539
    cabeçacabeça
    head (the body part)
  540. #540
    fimfim
    end or conclusion; the final part or termination of something
  541. #541
    tutu
    you (singular, informal) — subject pronoun used to address one person informally
  542. #542
    adeusadeus
    goodbye; farewell said when parting or ending a visit
  543. #543
    nenhumnenhum
    no; not any — used before a noun to say that something does not exist or is not available
  544. #544
    pessoalpessoal
    Personal; private — belonging to or concerning an individual rather than public or official matters.
  545. #545
    conversarconversar
    to talk; to have a conversation or chat with someone
  546. #546
    entregarentregar
    to give or hand something to someone; to deliver (an object)
  547. #547
    aconteceracontecer
    to happen; to occur; to take place
  548. #548
    rapazrapaz
    a boy or young man (informally: a guy)
  549. #549
    tiotio
    a male sibling of one's parent; an uncle
  550. #550
    viagemviagem
    a trip or journey; travel
  551. #551
    barcobarco
    boat; a watercraft used for travel on water
  552. #552
    cimacima
    the top part or upper side; used in expressions like 'em cima (de)' meaning 'on top of' or 'above'
  553. #553
    trástrás
    behind; at the back (used mainly with prepositions like por/para)
  554. #554
    paredeparede
    wall (a vertical structure that divides, supports, or encloses spaces in a building)
  555. #555
    somsom
    sound; an auditory sensation, noise, or audio produced by something
  556. #556
    cheirocheiro
    a smell perceived by the nose; a scent or odor
  557. #557
    calmacalma
    Not agitated or excited; quiet and relaxed
  558. #558
    segurançasegurança
    safety; protection from danger, risk, or loss (including security measures or services)
  559. #559
    medomedo
    fear; the feeling of being afraid
  560. #560
    bonitobonito
    Attractive or pleasing to look at; pretty/beautiful.
  561. #561
    lindalinda
    beautiful; pretty (used to describe someone or something pleasing in appearance)
  562. #562
    fofofofo
    cute, adorable; pleasant or endearing in appearance or behavior
  563. #563
    adoroadoro
    to like or love very much; to adore
  564. #564
    nissonisso
    in or about that; regarding a thing or situation already mentioned
  565. #565
    prazerprazer
    pleasure; enjoyment
  566. #566
    sra.sra.
    Abbreviated polite title for a woman (equivalent to 'Mrs.', 'Ms.' or 'Madam'), used before a surname or to address a woman respectfully.
  567. #567
    esteeste
    this (demonstrative; refers to something near the speaker, used before a noun or alone as a pronoun)
  568. #568
    aquiloaquilo
    A demonstrative pronoun meaning 'that', used for something distant from both speaker and listener or for an idea/situation previously mentioned.
  569. #569
    nessenesse
    Contraction of 'em' + 'esse' meaning 'in that' or 'on that', used to refer to something near the listener or previously mentioned.
  570. #570
    lhelhe
    Third-person singular indirect object pronoun meaning 'to him', 'to her', or (formal) 'to you'.
  571. #571
    deladela
    A prepositional/possessive pronoun meaning 'of her' or 'hers', used after nouns to indicate possession or origin.
  572. #572
    pelospelos
    contraction of 'por + os' meaning 'for the', 'by the', 'through the', or 'per the' (used before masculine plural nouns)
  573. #573
    dissodisso
    Contraction of 'de' + 'isso' meaning 'of that' or 'about that', used to refer back to something previously mentioned.
  574. #574
    destadesta
    of/from this (feminine singular); contraction of 'de' + 'esta', used before feminine nouns
  575. #575
    poispois
    because; since; for (introduces a reason or cause)
  576. #576
    porquêporquê
    the reason; the cause; 'the why' (used as a noun)
  577. #577
    importaimporta
    to matter; to be important
  578. #578
    suficientesuficiente
    enough; adequate in quantity, degree, or quality.
  579. #579
    erradoerrado
    wrong; incorrect
  580. #580
    quietoquieto
    Silent; not making much noise
  581. #581
    forteforte
    having physical strength, power, or robustness
  582. #582
    vivovivo
    alive; not dead
  583. #583
    doentedoente
    sick; ill (not well)
  584. #584
    sonosono
    sleep — the state of being asleep
  585. #585
    faz-mefaz-me
    causes me to feel or do something (third-person present: 'it makes me ...')
  586. #586
    cantarcantar
    to sing (produce musical vocal sounds)
  587. #587
    dançardançar
    to dance (move rhythmically, usually to music)
  588. #588
    futebolfutebol
    football (soccer) — the sport or a match of that sport
  589. #589
    fériasférias
    a period of time away from work or school for rest or travel
  590. #590
    boasboas
    Good — feminine plural form used with feminine plural nouns (e.g., boas notícias)
  591. #591
    pazpaz
    peace; calm or the absence of conflict or disturbance
  592. #592
    povopovo
    the people; the population or the common populace of a place or nation
  593. #593
    paísospaísos
    Plural of 'país' — countries; nations or states.
  594. #594
    sítiosítio
    A small rural property or country house (small farm).
  595. #595
    espaçoespaço
    an area or extent (physical or abstract); room or space
  596. #596
    zonazona
    an area, region, or section of a place
  597. #597
    áreaárea
    A measured surface or amount of space (math/geometry or physical size).
  598. #598
    direcçãodirecção
    direction; the course, way, or orientation toward which something or someone moves or faces
  599. #599
    linhalinha
    A drawn or printed mark, stroke, or a row of text or symbols
  600. #600
    campocampo
    An open area of land, often used for farming, grazing, or sports
  601. #601
    forçaforça
    physical strength or muscular power
  602. #602
    sortesorte
    luck; chance or fortune (good or bad).
  603. #603
    idadeidade
    The number of years someone or something has lived; how old someone/something is.
  604. #604
    alturaaltura
    height (vertical measurement of a person, object, or building)
  605. #605
    tamanhotamanho
    size; the dimensions, magnitude, or extent of something
  606. #606
    fundofundo
    the bottom or lowest part of something
  607. #607
    marcamarca
    a brand or trademark used to identify a company or product
  608. #608
    acreditaracreditar
    to think or accept that something is true (believe that)
  609. #609
    admitiradmitir
    to allow someone or something to enter or be accepted
  610. #610
    crescercrescer
    to grow; increase in size, amount, or intensity
  611. #611
    fugirfugir
    to run away; to escape (physically leave to avoid capture)
  612. #612
    pularpular
    to jump or leap (physically)
  613. #613
    gritargritar
    to shout or yell (speak loudly to be heard or to call out)
  614. #614
    fumarfumar
    to smoke (consume tobacco or similar substances)
  615. #615
    cácá
    here; in or to this place (near the speaker)
  616. #616
    forafora
    out; outside (not inside, located outdoors or away from a place)
  617. #617
    titi
    informal second-person singular object pronoun used after prepositions (equivalent to 'you' in 'for you', 'about you')
  618. #618
    dá-medá-me
    give me (verb 'dar' + clitic 'me'; can be an imperative 'give me' or a present-tense statement 'he/she gives me')
  619. #619
    devesdeves
    to have an obligation; should/ought to/must
  620. #620
    achasachas
    to think; to believe (express an opinion)
  621. #621
    interessainteressa
    to be of interest or relevance to someone; to interest or be worthwhile
  622. #622
    interessanteinteressante
    interesting; causing interest or attention
  623. #623
    sériosério
    serious; not joking or playful; earnest
  624. #624
    incrívelincrível
    extremely good, impressive, or hard to believe; amazing
  625. #625
    papápapá
    dad; daddy (informal, used by children)
  626. #626
    miúdosmiúdos
    children; kids
  627. #627
    doutordoutor
    A medical doctor; a physician.
  628. #628
    chefechefe
    a person in charge; a boss or manager
  629. #629
    advogadoadvogado
    a lawyer; a person who gives legal advice and represents clients
  630. #630
    ferramentaferramenta
    A tool or instrument used to do a job or task (physical or digital).
  631. #631
    oculosóculos
    glasses; eyewear worn to correct vision or protect the eyes
  632. #632
    armárioarmário
    a piece of furniture with doors and shelves used to store clothes, dishes, documents, or other household items.
  633. #633
    energiaenergia
    energy; power or electricity (physical/electrical energy)
  634. #634
    pastapasta
    a folder or case for holding papers or files (including a computer folder)
  635. #635
    quadroquadro
    a painting or framed picture
  636. #636
    enquantoenquanto
    during the time that; while (simultaneous action)
  637. #637
    apósapós
    after; following (indicating time)
  638. #638
    atravésatravés
    by means of; using (indicates instrument, method, or agent)
  639. #639
    ambosambos
    Both (the two people or things), used as a pronoun or determiner
  640. #640
    mamãmamã
    an affectionate, informal word for mother (mom/mummy)
  641. #641
    amo-teamo-te
    I love you (present tense, first-person singular; amo + te)
  642. #642
    sisi
    Third-person reflexive pronoun used after prepositions or in emphatic positions meaning 'himself', 'herself', 'themselves', 'yourself (formal)', or 'oneself'.
  643. #643
    própriopróprio
    belonging to the person or thing mentioned; one's own
  644. #644
    naquelanaquela
    Contraction of em + aquela: 'in/at/on that' (feminine singular), used before a feminine noun or alone as a demonstrative.
  645. #645
    nistonisto
    in this; in this matter; about this
  646. #646
    distodisto
    of this; about this (contraction of 'de' + 'isto', used to refer to something just mentioned)
  647. #647
    taltal
    such; of that kind
  648. #648
    nemnem
    Used after a negative to link items: 'and not' / 'nor'.
  649. #649
    seisseis
    the number six (6)
  650. #650
    centocento
    one hundred — used when counting 101–199 (use 'cem' for exactly 100)
  651. #651
    segundosegundo
    second (ordinal position; also used as the time unit 'second' in everyday contexts)
  652. #652
    basebase
    The bottom part or support of an object; the part that holds or sustains something.
  653. #653
    unidadeunidade
    A single item or a standard measure used for counting or measuring.
  654. #654
    finalfinal
    coming at the end; last
  655. #655
    últimoúltimo
    last; final; most recent
  656. #656
    naturalnatural
    Existing in or produced by nature; not artificial or processed.
  657. #657
    capazcapaz
    Able; having the skill, power, or capacity to do something
  658. #658
    completocompleto
    Complete; having all necessary parts or elements; whole.
  659. #659
    excelenteexcelente
    excellent; extremely good
  660. #660
    interesanteinteressante
    interesting; causing interest or curiosity
  661. #661
    estranhoestranho
    strange, odd, unusual
  662. #662
    obviamenteobviamente
    used to say that something is clear, evident, or expected
  663. #663
    provavelmenteprovavelmente
    probably; indicates something is likely to be true or to happen
  664. #664
    acidenteacidente
    An unexpected event that causes harm, damage, or injury; an accident
  665. #665
    sanguesangue
    blood (the bodily fluid)
  666. #666
    barulhobarulho
    noise; a loud or disturbing sound
  667. #667
    malmal
    badly; not well; in a harmful or wrong way
  668. #668
    mortomorto
    Dead; no longer alive
  669. #669
    morrermorrer
    to die; to stop living
  670. #670
    matarmatar
    to cause the death of someone or something
  671. #671
    brevebreve
    Short in time or length; brief
  672. #672
    finalmentefinalmente
    After a long wait or delay; at last
  673. #673
    demasiadodemasiado
    To an excessive degree; 'too' (modifies adjectives or adverbs)
  674. #674
    distânciadistância
    The physical space or measurement between two points or objects.
  675. #675
    naturezanatureza
    the natural world; plants, animals, landscapes, and ecosystems
  676. #676
    topotopo
    the top, highest point, or uppermost part of something
  677. #677
    restoresto
    the remainder; what is left (e.g., leftovers, the rest)
  678. #678
    cenacena
    A part of a play, film, show, or staged event
  679. #679
    sonhosonho
    a sequence of images, thoughts, or sensations that occur during sleep
  680. #680
    oportunidadeoportunidade
    a situation or chance that makes it possible to do something
  681. #681
    especialespecial
    not ordinary; different from the usual; intended for a particular purpose or person
  682. #682
    únicoúnico
    the only one; sole
  683. #683
    reuniãoreunião
    a meeting or gathering of people for discussion, work, or social purposes
  684. #684
    registarregistar
    to sign up or formally enroll (register as a participant or user)
  685. #685
    negócionegócio
    A business, company, or commercial activity.
  686. #686
    programaprograma
    A television or radio show
  687. #687
    governogoverno
    the governing body or administration of a country or organization; the people and institutions in power
  688. #688
    leilei
    A law, statute, or official rule enacted by an authority
  689. #689
    significasignifica
    to mean; to signify
  690. #690
    exemploexemplo
    an example or instance used to illustrate something or a model to follow
  691. #691
    maneiramaneira
    a way, method, or manner of doing something; style
  692. #692
    padrãopadrão
    a standard or established level used for comparison, quality, or measurement (e.g., quality standard, industry norm)
  693. #693
    factofacto
    a fact; something that is true or has happened
  694. #694
    causacausa
    a reason or origin of an event or result
  695. #695
    razãorazão
    a cause, motive, or explanation for something
  696. #696
    verdadeiroverdadeiro
    factually correct; not false
  697. #697
    erroserros
    mistakes; errors
  698. #698
    regrasregras
    a rule, guideline, or regulation that directs behaviour or procedure
  699. #699
    cumprircumprir
    to fulfill, carry out, or complete a duty, promise, task, or requirement
  700. #700
    comporcompor
    to create or write (music, poems, texts)
  701. #701
    comandarcomandar
    to command or be in charge; to give orders or lead people
  702. #702
    vencervencer
    to win or defeat someone or something in a contest
  703. #703
    lutarlutar
    to fight (physically engage in combat)
  704. #704
    baterbater
    to hit, strike, or beat (physically or by impact; also to produce a repeated sound or motion)
  705. #705
    pisarpisar
    to step on or put your foot on something
  706. #706
    relaçãorelação
    a connection or association between people, groups, or things; a relationship
  707. #707
    uniãounião
    the state of being joined; unity or a coming together
  708. #708
    casamentocasamento
    a wedding; the ceremony or celebration when two people get married
  709. #709
    casarcasar
    to marry; to get married or to marry someone
  710. #710
    namorarnamorar
    to date someone; to be in a romantic relationship
  711. #711
    promessapromessa
    a promise; a pledge or assurance that someone will do something
  712. #712
    inteligenteinteligente
    Having or showing high intelligence; smart.
  713. #713
    engraçadoengraçado
    funny; causing laughter
  714. #714
    notícianotícia
    a news item; a piece of information reported by media
  715. #715
    pistapista
    A physical surface or lane for movement; e.g., track, runway, road lane, or dance floor.
  716. #716
    câmaracâmara
    a legislative or deliberative body (e.g., city council, parliamentary chamber)
  717. #717
    lualua
    the moon (Earth's natural satellite)
  718. #718
    ossoosso
    A hard, calcified part of an animal or human skeleton
  719. #719
    mortemorte
    death; the end of life
  720. #720
    prisãoprisão
    a building where people are held as punishment or serving a sentence
  721. #721
    armaarma
    a weapon; an object used to attack or defend
  722. #722
    drogadroga
    a drug; an illegal narcotic or any chemical substance used as medicine or recreationally
  723. #723
    presidentepresidente
    the person who leads a country, organization, company, or meeting (president / chairperson)
  724. #724
    capitãocapitão
    A person who commands a ship, aircraft, sports team, or holds the military/police rank of captain.
  725. #725
    exércitoexército
    army; the organized military force of a country
  726. #726
    duroduro
    Hard or firm (physically); also used figuratively for something difficult, severe, or strict
  727. #727
    gordogordo
    fat; overweight (describing a person or animal)
  728. #728
    loucolouco
    insane; mentally ill or acting irrationally
  729. #729
    incredívelincrível
    extremely good, impressive, or hard to believe
  730. #730
    fantásticofantástico
    extremely good or impressive; excellent.
  731. #731
    mentirmentir
    to tell an untruth; to say something that is not true
  732. #732
    demorardemorar
    to take a long time; to require an extended amount of time
  733. #733
    detestardetestar
    to hate or strongly dislike
  734. #734
    trairtrair
    to betray or break someone's trust
  735. #735
    contracontra
    against; in opposition to; versus (indicates opposition, hostility, or competition)
  736. #736
    emboraembora
    although; even though (introduces a contrasting clause)
  737. #737
    portantoportanto
    therefore; as a result; so (used to introduce a conclusion or consequence)
  738. #738
    váriosvários
    several; various (more than one but not all)
  739. #739
    estiloestilo
    A manner or way of doing or expressing something (behavior, writing, speech, technique).
  740. #740
    nívelnível
    level; degree or standard (ability, intensity, competence)
  741. #741
    fasefase
    a stage or period in a process, development, or cycle
  742. #742
    mudançamudança
    a change, alteration, or modification
  743. #743
    vocabuláriovocabulário
    the set of words known or used by a person, language, or subject area
  744. #744
    definiçãodefinição
    a statement that explains the meaning of a word, term, or concept
  745. #745
    simplificarsimplificar
    to make something simpler
  746. #746
    completamentecompletamente
    completely; totally; entirely
  747. #747
    depressadepressa
    quickly; fast; without delay
  748. #748
    direitodireito
    law; the legal system or the field/profession of law
  749. #749
    ordemordem
    a command or instruction
  750. #750
    chamadachamada
    a phone call (telephone call)
  751. #751
    equipaequipa
    a team; a group of people who work or compete together (sports, work, projects)
  752. #752
    agenteagente
    A person who represents or acts for another, or someone who performs a specific official role (agent, representative, officer).
  753. #753
    peitopeito
    the front part of the torso; the chest or a (human) breast
  754. #754
    raivaraiva
    anger, strong feeling of irritation or fury
  755. #755
    culpaculpa
    fault, blame, or responsibility for a mistake or bad outcome
  756. #756
    penapena
    feather (the soft, hair-like part covering birds)
  757. #757
    presopreso
    Arrested, detained, or a prisoner
  758. #758
    assassinoassassino
    a person who deliberately kills another person; murderer, assassin.
  759. #759
    vítimavítima
    a person who is harmed, injured, killed, or suffers because of a crime, accident, disaster, or abuse.
  760. #760
    guerraguerra
    war; armed conflict or prolonged violent struggle between countries, groups, or forces
  761. #761
    armasarmas
    weapons; tools or devices used to attack or defend
  762. #762
    igrejaigreja
    a building used for Christian worship
  763. #763
    deusdeus
    a god or deity (a supernatural being worshipped in any religion)
  764. #764
    natalnatal
    relating to birth; of the place or time of one's birth (native)
  765. #765
    setembrosetembro
    September — the ninth month of the year.
  766. #766
    chinêschinês
    Relating to China, its people, culture, or things from China.
  767. #767
    italianoitaliano
    From or relating to Italy; Italian (adjective).
  768. #768
    sexosexo
    biological sex or gender (male/female/other), used to classify people
  769. #769
    valevale
    a valley — a low area of land between hills or mountains
  770. #770
    navenave
    a large ship or vessel; can also mean a spacecraft
  771. #771
    cortinacortina
    A piece of fabric hung to cover a window, divide a room, or close a stage
  772. #772
    tomtom
    pitch or musical key; the perceptual frequency of a sound
  773. #773
    raioraio
    a bolt of lightning; lightning
  774. #774
    liçãolição
    A lesson — a unit of teaching or an assigned exercise (class session or exercise to learn).
  775. #775
    matériamatéria
    a school subject or course (e.g., math, history)
  776. #776
    provasprovas
    tests or exams (school, competition)
  777. #777
    exameexame
    a test or examination (school test, medical test, or official inspection)
  778. #778
    pesquisapesquisa
    Systematic investigation or study (academic or scientific research).
  779. #779
    missãomissão
    a task, assignment, or objective someone must accomplish
  780. #780
    ongong
    non-governmental organization; a non-profit group independent from the government
  781. #781
    responsabilidaderesponsabilidade
    the state or fact of being responsible; a duty, obligation, or accountability
  782. #782
    aplicaçãoaplicação
    the act of applying or putting something into practice; implementation
  783. #783
    interpretarinterpretar
    to explain or determine the meaning of something; to translate orally
  784. #784
    mancharmanchar
    to stain or mark a material or surface (literal)
  785. #785
    tontotonto
    dizzy; lightheaded (feeling faint or unsteady)
  786. #786
    sensívelsensível
    easily hurt or affected emotionally; easily offended
  787. #787
    lamentolamento
    to express sorrow, grief, or regret
  788. #788
    ugualmenteugualmente
    in an equal way; equally
  789. #789
    disse-medisse-me
    (he/she) told me; (he/she) said to me (simple past, reported speech)
  790. #790
    apostoaposto
    to bet; to wager; to bet on (also figuratively: to back or support)
  791. #791
    satisfazersatisfazer
    to make someone content or pleased; to satisfy (a person)
  792. #792
    dedicar-sededicar-se
    to devote or commit oneself to a task, activity, or purpose; to concentrate time and effort on something
  793. #793
    políticapolítica
    politics — the activities, ideas, and affairs related to government and public decision-making
  794. #794
    violênciaviolência
    Use of physical force to hurt people or damage property; abusive or criminal force.
  795. #795
    hipótesehipótese
    a proposed explanation or supposition used as a starting point for reasoning or investigation; a possibility to be considered.
  796. #796
    sequersequer
    an intensifier used with negatives to mean 'not even' (emphasizes absence or lack)
  797. #797
    exceptoexcepto
    except; excluding; with the exception of
  798. #798
    últimasúltimas
    feminine plural form of 'último' — last; most recent; final
  799. #799
    mentirosomentiroso
    a person who lies; a liar
  800. #800
    estúpidoestúpido
    stupid; lacking intelligence, sense, or good judgment
  801. #801
    agressivoagressivo
    Hostile or likely to attack; showing threatening or violent behavior
  802. #802
    deprimidodeprimido
    feeling depressed, sad, or low in mood
  803. #803
    optimistaoptimista
    optimistic; expecting good outcomes
  804. #804
    adolescenteadolescente
    a teenager; a person in the period between childhood and adulthood
  805. #805
    cantorcantor
    a person who sings; singer (masculine form)
  806. #806
    famafama
    fame; public reputation or renown
  807. #807
    cala-tecala-te
    to be quiet; to stop speaking (command or action of keeping silent)
  808. #808
    diabodiabo
    the devil; Satan; an evil supernatural being
  809. #809
    porraporra
    A vulgar exclamation used to show anger, surprise, frustration, or emphasis (like "fuck", "damn", "what the hell").
  810. #810
    merdamerda
    feces; excrement
  811. #811
    raiosraios
    rays or beams (of light) / bolts or flashes of lightning
  812. #812
    tradicionalmentetradicionalmente
    in a traditional way; according to tradition (traditionally)
  813. #813
    noranora
    daughter-in-law (the wife of one's son)
  814. #814
    sabrásabrá
    he/she/it will know; you (formal) will know
  815. #815
    historicamentehistoricamente
    from a historical perspective; referring to history or past events
  816. #816
    capitalismocapitalismo
    An economic system based on private ownership, market competition, and profit motive.
  817. #817
    fossefosse
    Imperfect-subjunctive form (1st/3rd singular) of the verbs ser and ir, used for hypothetical or unreal past situations, wishes, polite requests, or conditional clauses (English: 'were' for to be; 'went' for to go).
  818. #818
    generalgeneral
    A high-ranking military officer (rank above colonel).
  819. #819
    idiotaidiota
    stupid; foolish — used as an adjective or noun to insult someone's intelligence

A2

527 words at the A2 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    friofrio
    cold (low temperature or feeling of cold)
  2. #2
    cheiocheio
    full; containing as much as possible or not empty
  3. #3
    chama-sechama-se
    to be called; to have the name (used to say someone's or something's name)
  4. #4
    lembrarlembrar
    to remember (have something in memory)
  5. #5
    limparlimpar
    to clean; remove dirt or make something physically clean
  6. #6
    daqueledaquele
    Contraction of 'de' + 'aquele' meaning 'of that' or 'from that' (masculine singular), used before masculine nouns or as a pronoun.
  7. #7
    cuidarcuidar
    to look after or take care of someone or something
  8. #8
    parqueparque
    A public green area for recreation, walking, and leisure (park).
  9. #9
    comumcomum
    Common; frequent; usual.
  10. #10
    simpáticosimpático
    friendly; nice; pleasant (used to describe a person or thing)
  11. #11
    ajuda-meajuda-me
    A request or command: 'Help me' (imperative).
  12. #12
    senãosenão
    otherwise; if not (introduces a negative consequence or alternative)
  13. #13
    docedoce
    sweet (taste; sugary)
  14. #14
    desistirdesistir
    to give up or stop trying to do something
  15. #15
    principalprincipal
    main; primary; most important
  16. #16
    dar-tedar-te
    to give you
  17. #17
    impossívelimpossível
    Not possible; cannot happen or be done.
  18. #18
    divertidodivertido
    fun, entertaining; causing amusement
  19. #19
    pobrepobre
    having little money; not rich
  20. #20
    totaltotal
    complete; whole; not partial
  21. #21
    colegacolega
    a person who works or studies with you; a colleague or classmate
  22. #22
    maravilhosomaravilhoso
    wonderful; excellent; very pleasing or admirable
  23. #23
    policiapolícia
    the police; the law enforcement agency or police force
  24. #24
    vintevinte
    the number 20 (twenty)
  25. #25
    merecemerece
    to deserve; to merit
  26. #26
    útilútil
    useful; serving a practical purpose
  27. #27
    ouvidosouvidos
    ears (the organs for hearing)
  28. #28
    oficialoficial
    Official; authorized, formal, coming from an authority
  29. #29
    complicadocomplicado
    Complex or difficult to understand, solve, or deal with.
  30. #30
    justojusto
    fair; morally right or impartial.
  31. #31
    acçãoacção
    an act, deed, or process of doing something
  32. #32
    supersuper
    An informal intensifier meaning 'very' or 'extremely', used before adjectives or adverbs
  33. #33
    apesarapesar
    despite; in spite of (used before a noun or pronoun with 'de')
  34. #34
    compreendocompreendo
    to understand
  35. #35
    naquelenaquele
    in/at that (masculine singular) — indicates location or time related to something previously mentioned.
  36. #36
    vemo-nosvemo-nos
    to see each other; to meet (arrange to meet)
  37. #37
    costumavacostumava
    to usually do; to be accustomed to doing something
  38. #38
    escuroescuro
    Dark — having little light or a deep/dark color
  39. #39
    públicopúblico
    Open or accessible to all people; intended for the general population
  40. #40
    lembra-selembra-se
    to remember; to recall something
  41. #41
    perigoperigo
    danger; a situation or thing that can cause harm or risk
  42. #42
    avôavô
    grandfather; the father of one's parent
  43. #43
    gelogelo
    frozen water; ice
  44. #44
    inteirointeiro
    whole; entire; complete
  45. #45
    casacocasaco
    a coat or jacket; an outer garment worn over clothes for warmth or style
  46. #46
    traduçãotradução
    A translation; the act or result of translating words or a text from one language into another.
  47. #47
    oesteoeste
    the direction toward where the sun sets; the western side or region of a place
  48. #48
    resultadosresultados
    results; the outcomes or findings produced by a process, test, event, or analysis
  49. #49
    conhecimentoconhecimento
    knowledge, information, or awareness gained by learning or experience
  50. #50
    zangadozangado
    angry, annoyed, or upset
  51. #51
    ouroouro
    gold (the metal or material; also used for objects made of gold)
  52. #52
    realidaderealidade
    the state of things as they actually are; the real world or real life (as opposed to ideas, dreams, or fiction)
  53. #53
    especialmenteespecialmente
    especially; particularly — used to single out something as more relevant or important
  54. #54
    socorrosocorro
    help or assistance (aid given to someone)
  55. #55
    contentecontente
    Happy, pleased, or satisfied
  56. #56
    sinto-mesinto-me
    to experience a physical or emotional state (I feel)
  57. #57
    saúdesaúde
    Health; the state of a person’s physical or mental well‑being.
  58. #58
    prometoprometo
    to promise; to commit to do or not do something
  59. #59
    contascontas
    bills or invoices (amounts owed)
  60. #60
    perigosoperigoso
    dangerous; likely to cause harm or risk
  61. #61
    acimaacima
    above; at a higher position or place
  62. #62
    abaixoabaixo
    below; beneath; down (indicating a lower position or location, including later in a text)
  63. #63
    nortenorte
    the cardinal direction north
  64. #64
    estradaestrada
    a road; a public route for vehicles and travel
  65. #65
    terminarterminar
    to finish or complete something (transitive)
  66. #66
    ocupadoocupado
    busy (person or time; occupied with tasks)
  67. #67
    inícioinício
    the beginning or start of something (time, event, process)
  68. #68
    daqueladaquela
    Contraction of 'de' + 'aquela'; means 'of that' or 'from that' (feminine singular), used to indicate possession, origin, or reference to a feminine noun.
  69. #69
    nelanela
    A prepositional pronoun (em + ela) meaning 'in/on/into her' or 'in/on/into it' when referring to a feminine noun or 'her' as a person.
  70. #70
    delasdelas
    Their / belonging to them (used for groups referred to by feminine nouns or to emphasize feminine ownership).
  71. #71
    prepararpreparar
    to prepare; to make something ready
  72. #72
    calçascalças
    pants, trousers — clothing worn on the lower body (commonly used in the plural)
  73. #73
    marmar
    sea; a large body of salt water (ocean/coast)
  74. #74
    contactocontacto
    physical touch or connection between people or things
  75. #75
    ligaçãoligação
    a telephone call
  76. #76
    sacosaco
    a bag or sack used to carry or store items
  77. #77
    parpar
    a pair; two items considered together
  78. #78
    dentesdentes
    teeth — hard structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing
  79. #79
    enormeenorme
    very large; huge
  80. #80
    longolongo
    Long in physical length or duration; lasting a great amount of space or time.
  81. #81
    desculpasdesculpas
    an apology; words or an act expressing regret for a mistake or offense
  82. #82
    falasfalas
    you speak; you are speaking (2nd-person singular present of 'falar')
  83. #83
    lembro-melembro-me
    to remember; to recall something or someone
  84. #84
    imaginarimaginar
    to form a mental image or idea; to picture something in the mind
  85. #85
    memóriamemória
    The mental ability to remember or a specific recollection
  86. #86
    sonhossonhos
    images, stories, or experiences that happen in the mind during sleep
  87. #87
    vidasvidas
    Plural of 'vida' — a person's life, existence, or lifetime
  88. #88
    dê-medê-me
    Give me — a polite/formal imperative or present subjunctive form of dar used to ask or order someone to hand something or to request that someone give you something.
  89. #89
    autocarroautocarro
    a bus — a large vehicle that carries passengers on public or scheduled routes
  90. #90
    certamentecertamente
    certainly; used to express agreement, affirmation, or that something is true without doubt.
  91. #91
    céucéu
    the sky; the visible atmosphere above the Earth
  92. #92
    namoradanamorada
    a female romantic partner; girlfriend
  93. #93
    jeitojeito
    a way, manner, method, or means of doing something
  94. #94
    árvoreárvore
    a tree; a woody perennial plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves
  95. #95
    floresflores
    flowers (the blooms of plants; plural)
  96. #96
    humanohumano
    Relating to people or human beings
  97. #97
    valorvalor
    monetary amount; price; worth in money
  98. #98
    afinalafinal
    in the end; finally — used to state a final outcome or conclusion
  99. #99
    discutirdiscutir
    to discuss; to talk about a topic or issue
  100. #100
    universidadeuniversidade
    A higher-education institution where people study for degrees (a university).
  101. #101
    descansardescansar
    to rest; to take a break, relax, or sleep
  102. #102
    fingirfingir
    to pretend or feign (behave as if something is true when it is not)
  103. #103
    investigarinvestigar
    to investigate; examine facts to find information, often in police or official inquiries
  104. #104
    pescoçopescoço
    the neck (the body part between the head and the shoulders)
  105. #105
    confiançaconfiança
    trust; belief that someone or something is reliable
  106. #106
    riscorisco
    a possibility of harm, loss, or a negative outcome; danger or chance of something bad happening
  107. #107
    nervosonervoso
    feeling anxious, worried, or tense
  108. #108
    preocuparpreocupar
    to cause someone to worry
  109. #109
    vergonhavergonha
    A feeling of shame or embarrassment
  110. #110
    agiragir
    to take action; to do something to change or solve a situation
  111. #111
    donodono
    owner; a person who owns, has legal control of, or is responsible for something (a thing, property, business, or animal).
  112. #112
    edifícioedifício
    a building; a multi-storey structure used for housing, offices, shops, etc.
  113. #113
    florestafloresta
    A large area covered mainly by trees; a forest.
  114. #114
    kmkm
    kilometre (unit of distance), abbreviation for quilômetro
  115. #115
    mercadomercado
    A physical marketplace or market where people buy and sell goods (stalls, shops, or a shopping area).
  116. #116
    aulaaula
    a lesson or class session (time when teaching occurs)
  117. #117
    tvtv
    television set; the physical device you watch programs on
  118. #118
    jornaljornal
    a printed or digital newspaper (publication with news, articles, and ads)
  119. #119
    decidirdecidir
    to make a choice or come to a conclusion
  120. #120
    épocaépoca
    a period of time; a season or era
  121. #121
    pontospontos
    places, spots, or specific locations
  122. #122
    silênciosilêncio
    The absence of sound; quiet.
  123. #123
    jogosjogos
    A game or match; an activity with rules for entertainment or competition
  124. #124
    sériesérie
    a TV show made of related episodes (a series)
  125. #125
    fotografiafotografia
    a photograph; a single image (print or digital)
  126. #126
    imagemimagem
    a visual representation such as a photo, drawing, or graphic
  127. #127
    planetaplaneta
    a large celestial body that orbits a star (e.g., Earth)
  128. #128
    mexermexer
    to move, stir, or mix (something physical, especially food or liquid)
  129. #129
    atrasadoatrasado
    late; delayed (not happening at the expected time)
  130. #130
    ventovento
    wind (moving air outside)
  131. #131
    aeroportoaeroporto
    airport — a place where airplanes take off, land, and passengers board or disembark
  132. #132
    posiçãoposição
    The place, location, or physical arrangement of something or someone.
  133. #133
    materialmaterial
    Material; substances, items, or supplies used to make or do something.
  134. #134
    experiênciaexperiência
    Practical knowledge or skill gained from doing or living through something
  135. #135
    pessoalmentepessoalmente
    in person; physically present
  136. #136
    apresentarapresentar
    to present, show, or submit information, a project, a document, or a performance
  137. #137
    efeitoefeito
    an effect or result produced by a cause; the impact or consequence of something
  138. #138
    corredorcorredor
    a passage or hallway inside a building
  139. #139
    fontefonte
    source; origin (of information, supply, or energy)
  140. #140
    doençadoença
    an illness or medical condition; disease
  141. #141
    óbvioóbvio
    easy to notice or understand; clear; self-evident
  142. #142
    instanteinstante
    a very short period of time; a moment
  143. #143
    códigocódigo
    a system of rules, laws, or principles (e.g., legal code, moral code)
  144. #144
    absolutamenteabsolutamente
    completely; totally; used to emphasize degree or to agree strongly
  145. #145
    opçãoopção
    a choice; an option
  146. #146
    objectivoobjectivo
    a goal, aim, or purpose
  147. #147
    projectoprojecto
    a planned piece of work or undertaking with specific goals and a timeframe (a project)
  148. #148
    pedaçopedaço
    a piece or portion of something (physical or abstract)
  149. #149
    voltasvoltas
    Plural of 'volta' — a turn, lap, circuit, or return (a movement around or coming back).
  150. #150
    pequeno-almoçopequeno-almoço
    breakfast — the first meal of the day
  151. #151
    massamassa
    dough, batter, or pasta used in cooking
  152. #152
    pertencepertence
    to belong; to be owned by or be part of
  153. #153
    sofrersofrer
    to feel physical pain or emotional distress
  154. #154
    falsofalso
    Not true; incorrect.
  155. #155
    avisoaviso
    a notice, warning, or announcement informing someone about something.
  156. #156
    familiarfamiliar
    Related to the family or to family life
  157. #157
    grávidagrávida
    pregnant (carrying a fetus)
  158. #158
    confusãoconfusão
    a state of not understanding; mental uncertainty or lack of clarity
  159. #159
    justiçajustiça
    the principle of fairness, moral rightness, or impartial treatment
  160. #160
    membromembro
    a member of a group, organization, committee, or team
  161. #161
    processoprocesso
    A series of steps or procedure to accomplish something
  162. #162
    créditocrédito
    Money or borrowing capacity provided by a bank, card issuer, or store (loan, credit line, card/store balance).
  163. #163
    aparentementeaparentemente
    apparently; seemingly — used to say something appears to be true based on available information
  164. #164
    infelizmenteinfelizmente
    unfortunately; used to introduce bad news or a regrettable fact
  165. #165
    daquelesdaqueles
    Contraction of 'de' + 'aqueles' meaning 'of those' or 'from those' (masculine plural demonstrative), used to indicate possession, origin, or type
  166. #166
    chamadaschamadas
    Plural of chamada — phone calls or ringing events (incoming/outgoing)
  167. #167
    segredosegredo
    a piece of information kept hidden from others
  168. #168
    esperançaesperança
    hope; the feeling or expectation that something good will happen
  169. #169
    porcoporco
    a pig (the animal)
  170. #170
    totalmentetotalmente
    completely; totally
  171. #171
    foi-sefoi-se
    to have gone away; to be gone (used to say someone or something has left or disappeared)
  172. #172
    pressãopressão
    Force applied over an area or the internal force in a fluid or gas (including blood pressure).
  173. #173
    espertoesperto
    clever; quick to understand, learn, or solve problems
  174. #174
    defesadefesa
    Protection or the act/position of defending (military, sports, general)
  175. #175
    atacaratacar
    to attack; to assault or strike (physically or verbally)
  176. #176
    atiraratirar
    to throw or hurl something
  177. #177
    assaltoassalto
    Robbery; taking property from someone by force or threat (hold-up).
  178. #178
    orgulhoorgulho
    pride; a feeling of satisfaction about your own or someone else's achievements or qualities
  179. #179
    surpresasurpresa
    An unexpected event or thing, often planned to delight someone
  180. #180
    anteriormenteanteriormente
    Previously; at an earlier time.
  181. #181
    contratocontrato
    a legal or formal written agreement between two or more parties
  182. #182
    tecnologiatecnologia
    technology — tools, machines, systems, and methods created from scientific knowledge
  183. #183
    negronegro
    black (the color)
  184. #184
    velocidadevelocidade
    speed; how fast something moves or how quickly something happens
  185. #185
    terrívelterrível
    extremely bad; causing fear, shock, or strong dislike
  186. #186
    doidodoido
    mentally ill, insane; acting irrationally or dangerously
  187. #187
    cadeiacadeia
    jail; prison
  188. #188
    espectáculoespectáculo
    A live performance or show (theatre, concert, circus).
  189. #189
    inimigoinimigo
    enemy; a person, group, or country that opposes or wants to harm someone
  190. #190
    conselhoconselho
    advice or recommendation given to someone
  191. #191
    dar-lhedar-lhe
    to give something to him/her/you (formal), using the indirect-object pronoun 'lhe'
  192. #192
    fareifarei
    I will do / I will make (first-person singular, simple future of 'fazer')
  193. #193
    metrosmetros
    meters (unit of length)
  194. #194
    azulazul
    blue (the color)
  195. #195
    vi.vi.
    I saw (first-person singular preterite of ver — to see)
  196. #196
    parece-meparece-me
    It seems to me; I think (used to express an opinion)
  197. #197
    confiarconfiar
    to trust or rely on someone or something
  198. #198
    seguinteseguinte
    next; coming immediately after in time, order, or sequence
  199. #199
    lidarlidar
    to deal with, handle, or cope with something (a problem, situation, or emotion)
  200. #200
    cartascartas
    letters (written messages sent by mail or post)
  201. #201
    antigoantigo
    old; having existed for a long time
  202. #202
    sentimentossentimentos
    feelings; emotions — the internal emotional states or reactions a person experiences
  203. #203
    ruasruas
    streets; public roads in a town or city (plural of 'rua')
  204. #204
    máquinamáquina
    A device or apparatus that does work, often mechanical or electrical
  205. #205
    preocupadapreocupada
    worried; anxious or concerned about something
  206. #206
    centralcentral
    Located in or near the center of a place
  207. #207
    companhiacompanhia
    a business organization; a company or firm
  208. #208
    larlar
    A person's home or dwelling (the physical place where someone lives).
  209. #209
    pacientepaciente
    tolerant or calm; able to wait without getting annoyed
  210. #210
    originaloriginal
    Not a copy; the first or authentic version of something
  211. #211
    sociedadesociedade
    a community of people living together or a broad group sharing customs and institutions (society)
  212. #212
    váriasvárias
    several; various (feminine plural form)
  213. #213
    vivosvivos
    alive; living
  214. #214
    crercrer
    to believe; to accept something as true or to have faith
  215. #215
    planosplanos
    plans; arrangements or intentions for the future
  216. #216
    partespartes
    Portions or pieces of something
  217. #217
    fatofato
    a piece of information or something that really happened; a fact
  218. #218
    casoscasos
    An instance, situation, or example; a particular occurrence
  219. #219
    profissionalprofissional
    Relating to a job, career, or the standards/behavior expected at work
  220. #220
    gravegrave
    serious, severe (situation, illness, problem)
  221. #221
    ultimamenteultimamente
    lately; in recent times
  222. #222
    segredossegredos
    secrets; information kept hidden or private
  223. #223
    visãovisão
    The ability to see; eyesight
  224. #224
    protecçãoprotecção
    protection; the act of protecting or the state of being protected, or something that protects
  225. #225
    nacionalnacional
    relating to a nation or country; belonging to the country
  226. #226
    terceiroterceiro
    third (ordinal) — coming after the second in a sequence
  227. #227
    estadosestados
    Political territory or the government/institution that rules it (e.g., a federated state or 'the State').
  228. #228
    juntojunto
    near; close (in location or position)
  229. #229
    tornartornar
    to do again; to resume an action (often usar 'tornar a' + infinitive)
  230. #230
    vou-mevou-me
    I leave; I am going away (first-person singular of the reflexive verb 'ir-se').
  231. #231
    levanta-televanta-te
    to get up; to stand up (rise from bed or from a seat)
  232. #232
    exactoexacto
    precise; accurate
  233. #233
    ouve-meouve-me
    to hear (perceive sound or someone speaking)
  234. #234
    lembra-telembra-te
    to remember; to recall something
  235. #235
    respostasrespostas
    answers or responses (plural of 'resposta')
  236. #236
    girogiro
    cute, pleasant, or 'cool' (colloquial); charming — commonly used in European Portuguese
  237. #237
    guardasguardas
    to keep, put away, or save something for later
  238. #238
    responsávelresponsável
    trustworthy; behaves sensibly and can be relied on
  239. #239
    vinhovinho
    wine (an alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes)
  240. #240
    presençapresença
    the state of being present; attendance
  241. #241
    desejodesejo
    a feeling of wanting something; a wish or longing
  242. #242
    debaixodebaixo
    underneath; below (indicating position under something)
  243. #243
    carambacaramba
    An exclamation used to show surprise or astonishment.
  244. #244
    comboiocomboio
    a train (railway vehicle for passengers or goods)
  245. #245
    verificarverificar
    to check, inspect, or confirm that something is correct or true
  246. #246
    vestidovestido
    a dress (a one-piece garment typically worn by women)
  247. #247
    ilhailha
    an island — land surrounded by water
  248. #248
    emergênciaemergência
    An urgent, dangerous situation that requires immediate action (an emergency).
  249. #249
    espécieespécie
    a kind, type, or category (including biological species)
  250. #250
    recuperarrecuperar
    to get back to a previous state of health or strength
  251. #251
    belobelo
    beautiful; attractive; pleasing to look at
  252. #252
    destinodestino
    a place you are going; the end point of a trip
  253. #253
    estrelaestrela
    a luminous celestial body (star) visible in the sky
  254. #254
    voarvoar
    to move through the air; to fly
  255. #255
    destruirdestruir
    to destroy; to damage something so it no longer exists or works
  256. #256
    cérebrocérebro
    The physical organ inside the skull that controls bodily functions and thought.
  257. #257
    sucessosucesso
    A favorable outcome or achievement; the attainment of a goal.
  258. #258
    ricorico
    Wealthy; having a lot of money or assets
  259. #259
    navionavio
    a large seagoing vessel (ship) used for transport or travel
  260. #260
    trocatroca
    an exchange or swap (goods, items, services, or replacement)
  261. #261
    classeclasse
    A group of students who meet regularly or a lesson/session in school
  262. #262
    rádiorádio
    A device that receives or transmits audio broadcasts
  263. #263
    imensoimenso
    Very large in size, amount, or degree
  264. #264
    agradávelagradável
    pleasant; nice; agreeable
  265. #265
    bolasbolas
    Plural of 'bola' — spherical objects used in sports, games, or as toys.
  266. #266
    bandabanda
    a musical group or ensemble (a band)
  267. #267
    cançãocanção
    a song; a piece of music meant to be sung or recorded
  268. #268
    artearte
    art; creative activity or works (painting, music, literature, etc.)
  269. #269
    balabala
    a small hard candy or lozenge
  270. #270
    camiãocamião
    a large road vehicle used to carry goods; truck or lorry
  271. #271
    soluçãosolução
    an answer or fix for a problem, question, or difficulty
  272. #272
    uhuh
    A hesitation sound or filler used in speech to show thinking, uncertainty, or to stall for time.
  273. #273
    dedodedo
    a finger or toe; a digit on the hand or foot
  274. #274
    impedirimpedir
    to stop or prevent someone or something from happening
  275. #275
    escaparescapar
    to get away from confinement, danger, or capture
  276. #276
    desaparecerdesaparecer
    to disappear; to cease to be visible or present
  277. #277
    roubarroubar
    to steal; to take something that does not belong to you, often secretly or by force
  278. #278
    disparardisparar
    to fire or shoot a weapon or projectile
  279. #279
    sulsul
    the cardinal direction 'south'; the southern region or part of a place
  280. #280
    acessoacesso
    Access; the ability or permission to enter, use, or obtain something.
  281. #281
    rederede
    a net made of threads or rope; also a hammock
  282. #282
    movimentomovimento
    the action or process of moving; physical motion
  283. #283
    dadosdados
    plural of die; small cubes used in games
  284. #284
    esqueci-meesqueci-me
    I forgot (reflexive past: I failed to remember or neglected to do something)
  285. #285
    bocadinhobocadinho
    a small amount; a little bit (of something) or a short period of time
  286. #286
    patrãopatrão
    boss; the person who manages or employs workers
  287. #287
    gásgás
    A gaseous substance; gas used as fuel (e.g., natural gas, propane)
  288. #288
    cabocabo
    an insulated wire or bundle used to carry electricity or data (cable)
  289. #289
    feridoferido
    injured, wounded (physically or emotionally)
  290. #290
    maioriamaioria
    the greater number; most; more than half (of a group or of votes)
  291. #291
    calharcalhar
    to happen or occur
  292. #292
    laboratóriolaboratório
    a place or room equipped for scientific, medical, or technical research, experiments, or practical work; a lab
  293. #293
    largalarga
    to let go, release, or drop something (physical)
  294. #294
    obterobter
    to obtain, get, or acquire something
  295. #295
    propósitopropósito
    the purpose, aim, or intended reason for something
  296. #296
    motivomotivo
    reason; cause; motive
  297. #297
    máximomáximo
    Highest in amount, degree, or value; maximum
  298. #298
    relatóriorelatório
    a report — a written document presenting information, results, or findings
  299. #299
    milhãomilhão
    one million (1,000,000)
  300. #300
    interiorinterior
    the inner part or inside of something
  301. #301
    buracoburaco
    A hole, opening, or gap in a surface; can be physical (a hole in something or a pothole) or metaphorical (a gap in finances or plans).
  302. #302
    neveneve
    snow (frozen precipitation; white flakes that fall from clouds)
  303. #303
    líderlíder
    a person who leads or directs a group, organization, or movement
  304. #304
    liberdadeliberdade
    freedom; the state of being free or having personal, political, or civil rights
  305. #305
    féfé
    Religious belief or devotion; faith in God, gods, or spiritual doctrines.
  306. #306
    treinadortreinador
    a person who trains or coaches others (in sports, fitness, animals, or other skills)
  307. #307
    julgamentojulgamento
    a legal trial or court hearing
  308. #308
    jamaisjamais
    never; at no time (an emphatic equivalent of 'nunca')
  309. #309
    diantediante
    physically in front of or facing something or someone
  310. #310
    aspectoaspecto
    the way something looks; appearance
  311. #311
    malditomaldito
    cursed; damned — used literally (under a curse) or figuratively as an insult or to express anger
  312. #312
    infernoinferno
    Hell (the religious place of punishment)
  313. #313
    bombabomba
    an explosive device or weapon
  314. #314
    universouniverso
    the universe; all of space, matter, energy, galaxies, and everything in existence
  315. #315
    forçasforças
    strength; physical or mental power, energy, or stamina
  316. #316
    soldadossoldados
    soldiers; members of an army or armed forces
  317. #317
    batalhabatalha
    A fight or conflict; can be a military battle or a figurative struggle
  318. #318
    padrepadre
    a (Catholic) priest; a male clergy member, often addressed as 'Father'.
  319. #319
    departamentodepartamento
    a division or section within an organization, company, government body, or university
  320. #320
    faculdadefaculdade
    A higher-education institution (college/university) or a specific school within it
  321. #321
    gabinetegabinete
    An office or room where a professional (doctor, lawyer, official) works or receives people
  322. #322
    investigaçãoinvestigação
    a formal inquiry into a crime, accident, or problem
  323. #323
    operaçãooperação
    a surgical procedure; surgery
  324. #324
    almaalma
    the immaterial soul or spirit of a person (religious or metaphysical)
  325. #325
    sensaçãosensação
    a physical or emotional feeling or perception
  326. #326
    génerogénero
    gender — social, biological, or grammatical classification of people or nouns
  327. #327
    cancrocancro
    a malignant disease caused by uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells (cancer)
  328. #328
    supostosuposto
    supposed; assumed; alleged
  329. #329
    teoriateoria
    a set of ideas or principles intended to explain facts or events; an explanation or hypothesis
  330. #330
    alvoalvo
    a target or objective; someone or something aimed at or intended to be hit or criticized
  331. #331
    novasnovas
    Feminine plural form of 'novo' — 'new' (used with feminine plural nouns).
  332. #332
    escutaescuta
    to listen; to pay attention to sounds or what someone says
  333. #333
    senta-tesenta-te
    Informal singular imperative: tell one person (tu) to sit down.
  334. #334
    prestesprestes
    about to; on the verge of doing something
  335. #335
    diz-lhediz-lhe
    Tell him/her (or 'tell you' formal) — 'diz' + indirect object pronoun 'lhe'.
  336. #336
    ajudá-loajudá-lo
    to help him/it (infinitive with an attached object pronoun)
  337. #337
    parceiroparceiro
    partner; someone who works, collaborates, or pairs with another (business, project, team, or romantic)
  338. #338
    controlarcontrolar
    to exercise authority over or manage something or someone
  339. #339
    carreiracarreira
    a person's profession or long-term job path
  340. #340
    sobreviversobreviver
    to survive; to remain alive or continue to exist after a dangerous event or to outlast someone/something
  341. #341
    metermeter
    to put, place, or insert something somewhere
  342. #342
    gajogajo
    an informal word for a man or guy (colloquial)
  343. #343
    ofertaoferta
    a special price or promotional deal
  344. #344
    ajudar-meajudar-me
    to help me (to give assistance to me)
  345. #345
    concordoconcordo
    to agree or give consent (share the same opinion)
  346. #346
    ameaçaameaça
    a threat; something that indicates possible harm, danger, or intention to cause damage
  347. #347
    receioreceio
    a feeling of fear, apprehension, or hesitation about something
  348. #348
    horrívelhorrível
    Very bad or causing horror; awful.
  349. #349
    montemonte
    a hill or small mountain
  350. #350
    dá-lhedá-lhe
    Imperative command: give something to him/her/it
  351. #351
    moradamorada
    A place where someone lives; a home or residence.
  352. #352
    pápá
    A tool with a broad blade used for digging, scooping, or moving loose material (shovel/spade).
  353. #353
    acalma-teacalma-te
    A command telling someone (tu) to calm down; 'calm yourself'.
  354. #354
    registosregistos
    written or digital records/logs that store information
  355. #355
    mestremestre
    A person who teaches or leads others in a craft, art, trade, or discipline (a teacher/master).
  356. #356
    alertaalerta
    a warning or alert (notice about danger, risk, or important information)
  357. #357
    brilhantebrilhante
    shining; (figurative) very intelligent or excellent
  358. #358
    americanoamericano
    Relating to or from the United States; someone from the United States
  359. #359
    ridículoridículo
    ridiculous; absurd; laughably unreasonable
  360. #360
    chamaschamas
    second-person singular present of 'chamar' — 'you call' or 'you name'
  361. #361
    suspeitosuspeito
    Suspicious; seeming untrustworthy or likely guilty
  362. #362
    sexualsexual
    Relating to sexual activity, desire, or erotic content.
  363. #363
    foda-sefoda-se
    An expletive used to express indifference, resignation, or 'I don't care'.
  364. #364
    dar-medar-me
    to give something to me (indirect object construction)
  365. #365
    graçagraça
    favor, mercy, or kindness (often used for divine favor or a granted pardon)
  366. #366
    acasoacaso
    by chance; unexpectedly
  367. #367
    contráriocontrário
    Opposite; directly opposed or on the other side
  368. #368
    tornou-setornou-se
    to become; to change into
  369. #369
    cercacerca
    a fence or barrier that surrounds an area
  370. #370
    tê-lotê-lo
    The infinitive ter combined with the clitic pronoun 'o' — 'to have him/it' (to possess or hold someone/ something).
  371. #371
    honrahonra
    a person's moral dignity, reputation, or sense of respect
  372. #372
    cavalocavalo
    a horse (the domesticated mammal used for riding, work, or sport)
  373. #373
    conduzirconduzir
    to drive a vehicle
  374. #374
    humanoshumanos
    human beings; people (plural)
  375. #375
    portasportas
    Plural of 'porta' — doors; openings in walls, buildings, or vehicles that allow entry or exit.
  376. #376
    cavaloscavalos
    horses (plural of cavalo)
  377. #377
    chapéuchapéu
    a hat; a head covering worn for protection, warmth, or fashion
  378. #378
    partidapartida
    the act of leaving or departing (a person, vehicle, or service)
  379. #379
    passadapassada
    A single step or stride (movement of the foot).
  380. #380
    propriedadepropriedade
    Land, building, or other possessions owned by someone (real estate or private property).
  381. #381
    aldeiaaldeia
    a small rural village or settlement
  382. #382
    lagolago
    a lake; a large body of water surrounded by land
  383. #383
    perdaperda
    loss; the state or result of losing something (money, opportunity, a person, function).
  384. #384
    coragemcoragem
    courage or bravery; willingness to face danger, difficulty, or pain
  385. #385
    juizjuiz
    a judge; a public official who presides over court proceedings and makes legal decisions
  386. #386
    tribunaltribunal
    A court; the building or place where legal cases are heard
  387. #387
    inocenteinocente
    Not guilty of a crime or accusation
  388. #388
    rainharainha
    a female monarch or queen (also used for the queen piece/card or a woman in a leading role)
  389. #389
    monstromonstro
    a monster — a large or frightening imaginary creature
  390. #390
    fantasmafantasma
    a ghost or apparition; the spirit of a dead person or something that appears but has no physical presence.
  391. #391
    tempestadetempestade
    a storm; severe weather with strong winds and often heavy rain, thunder, or lightning.
  392. #392
    treinotreino
    a training session, practice, or workout
  393. #393
    imprensaimprensa
    The press; media and journalism (newspapers, TV, online outlets).
  394. #394
    cirurgiacirurgia
    surgery; a medical operation
  395. #395
    espíritoespírito
    The non-physical part of a person or a supernatural being; soul or spirit.
  396. #396
    majestademajestade
    great dignity, grandeur, or impressive beauty
  397. #397
    ásás
    an ace (playing card)
  398. #398
    adnadn
    Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), the molecule that carries genetic information.
  399. #399
    vingançavingança
    revenge; the act of retaliating against someone for a wrong or injury
  400. #400
    assassinatoassassinato
    murder; the act of killing a person (crime or deliberate killing)
  401. #401
    dizer-lhedizer-lhe
    to tell/say to him or her (to convey information to someone)
  402. #402
    odeioodeio
    I hate; I strongly dislike (first-person present of 'odiar')
  403. #403
    porreiroporreiro
    Informal/slang: cool, great; also used for a pleasant or nice person or thing
  404. #404
    regressarregressar
    to return; to go back to a place
  405. #405
    magoarmagoar
    to hurt or offend someone emotionally
  406. #406
    luzesluzes
    Plural of 'luz' — lights, sources of light or lighting
  407. #407
    estrelasestrelas
    stars (astronomical bodies visible in the night sky)
  408. #408
    unidosunidos
    Joined or connected together; united as a group or closely linked.
  409. #409
    deixá-lodeixá-lo
    to leave (someone or something behind; to put/abandon)
  410. #410
    encontrá-loencontrá-lo
    to find him/it
  411. #411
    assistenteassistente
    assistant — a person who helps or supports someone in work, tasks, or duties
  412. #412
    santosanto
    holy; sacred
  413. #413
    gaygay
    Homosexual; describes a person sexually attracted to people of the same gender (used as adjective or noun).
  414. #414
    másmás
    bad; of poor quality (feminine plural form)
  415. #415
    porcariaporcaria
    a worthless, dirty, or low-quality thing; trash or a piece of junk
  416. #416
    maltamalta
    an informal group of people; a crowd or bunch (colloquial)
  417. #417
    sacanasacana
    Playfully naughty or cheeky (teasing or flirtatious).
  418. #418
    magiamagia
    supernatural power or practice (spells, witchcraft, sorcery)
  419. #419
    loucuraloucura
    insanity; mental illness or severe irrationality
  420. #420
    dra.dra.
    Abbreviation of 'doutora' — title for a woman who is a medical doctor or holds a doctorate
  421. #421
    lixarlixar
    to sand or file a surface (use sandpaper or a file)
  422. #422
    fugafuga
    an escape; the act of running away
  423. #423
    cabrãocabrão
    A strong insulting word for a despicable or mean person (asshole, bastard).
  424. #424
    foderfoder
    To have sexual intercourse (vulgar)
  425. #425
    sente-sesente-se
    to sit down; to take a seat
  426. #426
    oraora
    A conversational interjection used to introduce, emphasize, or transition (equivalent to 'well' or 'now').
  427. #427
    jurojuro
    to swear or promise solemnly
  428. #428
    afasta-teafasta-te
    to move away or distance oneself (physically or emotionally)
  429. #429
    deixem-medeixem-me
    Ask others to allow the speaker to do something ('let me...')
  430. #430
    dumdum
    Informal contraction of de + um used before masculine singular nouns, meaning “of a” or “from a”.
  431. #431
    dumaduma
    Contraction of 'de' + 'uma' meaning 'of a' / 'from a' used before feminine nouns
  432. #432
    destasdestas
    Contraction of 'de + estas' meaning 'of/from these' used before a feminine plural noun
  433. #433
    heróiherói
    a person admired for bravery or noble deeds
  434. #434
    soldadosoldado
    a soldier; a member of the army or armed forces
  435. #435
    comandantecomandante
    A person who commands or is in charge (especially a military leader or the captain of a ship or aircraft); also used as a title of address.
  436. #436
    tretatreta
    A trick, scam, or deliberate deception
  437. #437
    testemunhatestemunha
    a person who saw an event and can give testimony or who signs/attests as a witness
  438. #438
    repenterepente
    suddenness; something that happens quickly or unexpectedly
  439. #439
    vocevoce
    you (singular) — the common Brazilian second-person pronoun; usually written 'você' and takes third-person verb agreement.
  440. #440
    tratamentotratamento
    Medical care or therapy for an illness or condition
  441. #441
    enganadoenganado
    Deceived or tricked (having been made to believe something false).
  442. #442
    tentativatentativa
    an attempt; an effort to do something
  443. #443
    prédioprédio
    a building, usually a multi-storey structure used for homes, offices, or businesses
  444. #444
    envolvidoenvolvido
    Connected to or taking part in an activity, situation, or event
  445. #445
    fracofraco
    Lacking physical strength; not strong
  446. #446
    modelomodelo
    A person who models clothing, products, or poses for photographs.
  447. #447
    apaixonadoapaixonado
    In love (romantically attracted to someone)
  448. #448
    enfrentarenfrentar
    to face or confront a person, difficulty, or situation
  449. #449
    equipamentoequipamento
    equipment; tools, machines, or devices used for a particular purpose or activity
  450. #450
    definitivamentedefinitivamente
    Certainly; without doubt; for sure.
  451. #451
    condiçõescondições
    state or situation (how something or someone is)
  452. #452
    duvidoduvido
    I doubt; I don't believe or I'm uncertain about something.
  453. #453
    fartofarto
    satiated; no longer hungry
  454. #454
    resultarresultar
    to result; to lead to or turn out (often used with 'em' or 'de' to show consequence or origin)
  455. #455
    avançaravançar
    to move forward or make progress (physically or figuratively)
  456. #456
    discursodiscurso
    A formal spoken presentation given to an audience (a speech).
  457. #457
    explodirexplodir
    to explode; to blow up (literal, cause to burst violently)
  458. #458
    prémioprémio
    a prize, award, or reward given for achievement, competition, or recognition
  459. #459
    anjoanjo
    a spiritual or celestial being; an angel
  460. #460
    bêbadobêbado
    drunk; intoxicated with alcohol
  461. #461
    vendavenda
    sale (the act or result of selling something)
  462. #462
    ladrãoladrão
    a person who steals or unlawfully takes someone else's property
  463. #463
    companheirocompanheiro
    a partner or companion (often a romantic or life partner)
  464. #464
    vejo-tevejo-te
    “I see you” — present tense of ver + direct-object pronoun te (informal you).
  465. #465
    saltarsaltar
    to jump or leap (physical movement)
  466. #466
    impressõesimpressões
    opinions or feelings formed about a person, place, or thing (first impressions, overall impression)
  467. #467
    funeralfuneral
    a ceremony or service held for a person who has died
  468. #468
    testemunhastestemunhas
    witnesses — people who saw an event or who give testimony
  469. #469
    caçacaça
    The activity of hunting animals
  470. #470
    vou-tevou-te
    Contraction of 'vou' (I go / I'm going to) + the clitic pronoun 'te' (you); used before an infinitive to mean 'I'm going to [do something] to/for you'.
  471. #471
    lingualíngua
    tongue (the organ in the mouth used for taste and speaking)
  472. #472
    saudesaúde
    health; the state of physical or mental well-being.
  473. #473
    maemãe
    mother; female parent
  474. #474
    alguemalguém
    someone/somebody/anyone — an unspecified person
  475. #475
    comunicaçaocomunicaçao
    communication; the act or process of exchanging information or ideas
  476. #476
    sabadosabado
    Saturday (the day of the week)
  477. #477
    estudentesestudantes
    students — people who study at a school, college, or course
  478. #478
    irmaosirmãos
    brothers; (plural of irmão) — can also refer to siblings in a mixed or unspecified-gender group
  479. #479
    propriasproprias
    belonging to the person mentioned; one's own
  480. #480
    cafescafes
    Plural of 'café' referring to coffee (the drink).
  481. #481
    televisaotelevisão
    television; the device or the medium for broadcasting audio and video programs
  482. #482
    sechamase chama
    to be called / to have the name (used to say someone's name)
  483. #483
    chamo-sechamo-se
    to be called; to give one's name (used to say someone's name, e.g. "My name is...")
  484. #484
    almocoalmoco
    lunch (the midday meal)
  485. #485
    tcháutcháu
    informal goodbye; bye
  486. #486
    seriosserios
    serious or earnest in behavior or attitude
  487. #487
    materiamateria
    a school subject or course
  488. #488
    noticasnoticas
    news; reports about recent events
  489. #489
    conhecoconheço
    to know or be familiar with a person, place, or thing
  490. #490
    trestrês
    the number three (3).
  491. #491
    lêrler
    to read (look at and understand written text)
  492. #492
    tambèmtambém
    also; too; as well
  493. #493
    vaovao
    Third-person plural present tense of ir — they/you (plural) go
  494. #494
    ensenharensinar
    to teach; to give instruction or show someone how to do something
  495. #495
    pespes
    foot (the body part); also used for the base of something or a unit of length
  496. #496
    portuguesportugues
    the Portuguese language
  497. #497
    possivelpossível
    possible — able to happen, be done, or exist
  498. #498
    tambéntambém
    also, too (adds something in affirmative statements)
  499. #499
    nécessarionecessário
    necessary; required; needed
  500. #500
    kiloskilos
    Plural of 'quilo' — kilograms (units of mass/weight), used to talk about weight amounts.
  501. #501
    familíafamilía
    family — a group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption
  502. #502
    aviaoaviao
    an airplane; a powered aircraft used to transport people or cargo.
  503. #503
    fantasticasfantasticas
    wonderful; excellent; great
  504. #504
    unícauníca
    only; sole; unique (one-of-a-kind)
  505. #505
    estacãoestação
    a place where trains, buses, or other public transport stop, or a radio/TV broadcasting outlet
  506. #506
    vamos-lávamos-lá
    An informal phrase used to encourage someone to start, move, or take action; “let's go” / “come on”.
  507. #507
    importánciaimportância
    importance; the quality of being significant or worthy of attention
  508. #508
    gostou-megostou-me
    I liked it; it pleased me
  509. #509
    dificíldifícil
    difficult; not easy
  510. #510
    informaçoesinformações
    information; facts, data, or details about something.
  511. #511
    mùsicamùsica
    music; a song or musical piece
  512. #512
    teriamosteriamos
    we would have (first-person plural conditional of 'ter')
  513. #513
    vêrvêr
    to see; perceive with the eyes; to watch
  514. #514
    hahá
    there is / there are (express existence or occurrence)
  515. #515
    situaçaosituação
    a set of circumstances; the state or condition of someone or something
  516. #516
    ouirouvir
    to hear; perceive sound
  517. #517
    trânquilotrânquilo
    calm, peaceful (person, place, or atmosphere)
  518. #518
    biggrande
    large in physical size, amount, or extent
  519. #519
    reducereduzir
    to make something smaller in size, amount, degree, or intensity
  520. #520
    policepolícia
    the police force or organization responsible for maintaining public order and enforcing the law
  521. #521
    estõuestõu
    I am (first-person singular present of the verb 'estar', used for temporary states, location, or progressive actions).
  522. #522
    irmaõirmão
    a male sibling; (informal) a close male friend
  523. #523
    nóticiasnóticias
    plural of 'notícia': news; reports about recent events, usually from media
  524. #524
    tambëmtambém
    also; too; as well
  525. #525
    pagar-opagar-o
    to pay it / to pay him (masculine singular direct object)
  526. #526
    tréstrês
    the number three
  527. #527
    pessóaspessóas
    people; persons (human beings) (plural of 'pessoa')"}],

B1

634 words at the B1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    estudanteestudante
    a person who studies at a school, college, or university; a student
  2. #2
    rapidorápido
    fast; quick
  3. #3
    periodoperíodo
    a length of time; a specific interval (e.g., days, months, a school term)
  4. #4
    simpaticossimpaticos
    friendly; nice (used to describe a person)
  5. #5
    apoiarapoiar
    to support or back someone, an idea, or a cause (emotionally, politically, financially)
  6. #6
    gerargerar
    to produce or cause something to exist; to generate
  7. #7
    escritorioescritório
    office; a place or business where people work or provide professional services
  8. #8
    simpaticasimpatica
    friendly, pleasant, likeable
  9. #9
    proximosproximos
    next; following in order or time
  10. #10
    funcionariofuncionário
    an employee or staff member who works for a company, organization, or public institution
  11. #11
    querimosquerimos
    we want (present indicative of querer)
  12. #12
    remedioremedio
    a medicine or drug taken to treat or relieve illness or symptoms.
  13. #13
    amavelamável
    kind, friendly; showing goodwill or a pleasant manner
  14. #14
    servicoserviço
    service; a task, job, or work performed for someone or by an organization
  15. #15
    singularsingular
    unusual; distinctive or remarkable
  16. #16
    prêdioprêdio
    a building, usually a multi-storey structure such as an apartment or office building
  17. #17
    sabadossabados
    Plural of sábado — the day Saturday
  18. #18
    dependenciadependência
    dependence or reliance on someone or something
  19. #19
    communicaçãocomunicação
    communication — the act or process of exchanging information, or a message/announcement
  20. #20
    motoristamotorista
    driver — a person who drives a vehicle (professional or not)
  21. #21
    chama-mechama-me
    Tell someone to phone or contact me (imperative: 'call me')
  22. #22
    propro
    Colloquial contraction of 'para o' used before masculine singular nouns; means 'to the' or 'for the' in informal speech
  23. #23
    groundchão
    the surface of the earth or the floor you walk on
  24. #24
    eletricoelétrico
    relating to, produced by, or powered by electricity.
  25. #25
    orariosorarios
    Times or schedule when events, services, or activities happen (timetable, opening hours).
  26. #26
    favoritefavorito / favorita
    liked or preferred above others
  27. #27
    proximoproximo
    Near in space or time; next or upcoming.
  28. #28
    dozedoze
    twelve (the cardinal number 12)
  29. #29
    propiapropia
    belonging to someone; one's own
  30. #30
    cienciasciências
    science; systematic study and knowledge about the natural or social world
  31. #31
    feriadoferiado
    a public holiday; an official day when work and school are often suspended (e.g., national or religious holiday)"}],
  32. #32
    descansar-medescansar-me
    to rest or relax oneself to recover energy
  33. #33
    portuguésaportuguesa
    From or relating to Portugal, its people, language, or culture
  34. #34
    relacãorelação
    a connection or relationship between people, things, or ideas
  35. #35
    perfectamenteperfectamente
    perfectly; completely; exactly
  36. #36
    sofasofa
    a long upholstered seat for two or more people; a couch
  37. #37
    gendergênero
    a category or type (e.g., of art, music, film)
  38. #38
    reflecçãoreflecção
    careful thought or deep consideration
  39. #39
    razâorazão
    a reason, explanation, or justification
  40. #40
    kilogramaskilogramas
    plural of kilogram; a unit of mass equal to 1,000 grams.
  41. #41
    inglesingles
    the English language
  42. #42
    situacãosituacão
    A set of circumstances or state of affairs; someone's condition or a particular event or problem
  43. #43
    autobusautobus
    a large road vehicle that carries passengers (a bus)
  44. #44
    appareceapparece
    to appear; to show up (become visible or arrive)
  45. #45
    hoje-em-diahoje-em-dia
    nowadays; at the present time; these days
  46. #46
    aviaõavião
    airplane; a powered aircraft used to transport people or cargo.
  47. #47
    levantomelevantome
    to get up; to stand up (oneself)
  48. #48
    brazileirabrasileira
    Relating to Brazil; Brazilian (feminine form)
  49. #49
    ultímaúltima
    last; most recent (feminine singular)
  50. #50
    howcomo
    in what way; how
  51. #51
    istoriasistorias
    stories; tales or narratives (fictional or factual)
  52. #52
    lampadaslâmpadas
    light bulbs; lamps (plural of 'lâmpada')'}],
  53. #53
    ultímosúltimos
    last, final, or most recent
  54. #54
    negócìonegócìo
    a business, company, or commercial activity
  55. #55
    veve
    Third-person singular present tense of ver — he/she/you (formal) sees
  56. #56
    irmãesirmães
    Plural of 'irmão': brothers or siblings (male-only or mixed-gender group).
  57. #57
    vézesvézes
    plural of 'vez' — times; occasions
  58. #58
    experienciadoexperienciado
    experienced; having skill or knowledge gained by practice or exposure
  59. #59
    communicacãocommunicacão
    the act or process of exchanging information or ideas
  60. #60
    própró
    in favor of; supporting something (used as a prefix or preposition)
  61. #61
    forgetesquecer
    to fail to remember; to not bring something to mind
  62. #62
    tennistênis
    the sport played with rackets and a ball
  63. #63
    facílmentefacilmente
    easily; without much effort or difficulty
  64. #64
    horrivelhorrivel
    very bad; terrible; extremely unpleasant
  65. #65
    castanhocastanho
    brown; chestnut-colored (a color, used for hair, eyes, objects)
  66. #66
    jardimjardim
    garden — an area of land where plants, flowers, or grass are grown, private or public
  67. #67
    literaturaliteratura
    literature; written artistic works and the field that studies them (novels, poetry, essays)
  68. #68
    julhojulho
    July — the seventh month of the year
  69. #69
    junhojunho
    June — the sixth month of the year.
  70. #70
    espaciosaespaciosa
    spacious; having a lot of room or space
  71. #71
    magromagro
    thin or slim (physically lean; little body fat)
  72. #72
    banharbanhar
    to bathe or wash (oneself or someone); also to cover or soak with a liquid
  73. #73
    nacionalidadenacionalidade
    nationality; the status or legal relationship that identifies the country to which a person belongs or is a citizen of.
  74. #74
    lisoliso
    Smooth, flat, or without roughness or texture
  75. #75
    pianopiano
    a large keyboard musical instrument that produces sound by hammers striking strings
  76. #76
    premirpremir
    to press or squeeze something (physically), or to press a key/button
  77. #77
    beijarbeijar
    to kiss (touch with the lips, romantically or affectionately)
  78. #78
    precisamenteprecisamente
    exactly; precisely — used to indicate accuracy, exact time/amount, or to confirm/agree with a statement
  79. #79
    bacalhaubacalhau
    Salted, dried cod used in Portuguese cooking; also refers to dishes made from this cod.
  80. #80
    ocasiãoocasião
    a particular time or event (a moment or circumstance)
  81. #81
    determinadodeterminado
    Having firm determination; resolute
  82. #82
    sumirsumir
    to disappear; to vanish; to go missing
  83. #83
    extrovertidoextrovertido
    sociable; outgoing — describes someone who enjoys interacting with others.
  84. #84
    motomoto
    motorcycle; motorbike (a two-wheeled motor vehicle; commonly used also for scooters or mopeds)
  85. #85
    checarchecar
    to check; to verify; to inspect
  86. #86
    ajudam-meajudam-me
    They / you (plural) help me — present tense of 'ajudar' plus the object pronoun 'me'.
  87. #87
    jornalistajornalista
    a journalist; a person who reports, writes, or presents news for newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, or online media
  88. #88
    teimosoteimoso
    stubborn; refusing to change one's opinion or behavior
  89. #89
    seminárioseminário
    A short academic or professional meeting for discussion or training on a specific topic
  90. #90
    ansiosoansioso
    feeling worried, nervous, or uneasy about something
  91. #91
    organizadoorganizado
    Arranged, tidy, or systematic; describes a person, place, or plan that is well ordered.
  92. #92
    comunicativocomunicativo
    willing and able to share information or express thoughts; sociable/talkative
  93. #93
    cantinacantina
    A cafeteria or canteen where people buy or eat meals (often at schools, workplaces, or institutions).
  94. #94
    shoppingshopping
    a shopping mall or shopping center (a large complex with shops, restaurants, and services)
  95. #95
    estreitarestreitar
    to make something narrower or reduce its width (literal or figurative)
  96. #96
    kgkg
    Abbreviation of 'quilograma' — the metric unit of mass equal to 1,000 grams.
  97. #97
    secretáriosecretário
    A person who performs administrative or clerical duties; also used for the head of a government department.
  98. #98
    arrumadoarrumado
    tidy, neat, or organized (describing a place or person)
  99. #99
    discriminaçãodiscriminação
    Unfair or prejudiced treatment of a person or group because of race, gender, age, religion, etc.
  100. #100
    peruanoperuano
    Relating to Peru or to a person from Peru; Peruvian.
  101. #101
    finalizarfinalizar
    to finish, complete, or bring something to an end
  102. #102
    fisicamentefisicamente
    in a physical way; relating to the body or to material/physical reality (not mentally or emotionally)
  103. #103
    visto-mevisto-me
    to get dressed; to put clothes on oneself
  104. #104
    românticoromântico
    Related to love or romantic relationships.
  105. #105
    corarcorar
    to blush; to become red in the face from emotion or embarrassment
  106. #106
    hispânicohispânico
    Relating to Spain or to Spanish-speaking countries, or to people and cultures of Spanish-speaking origin
  107. #107
    calarcalar
    to make quiet or stop someone (or oneself) from speaking; to silence or become silent
  108. #108
    lábiolábio
    One of the two fleshy parts that form the mouth (lip).
  109. #109
    delgadodelgado
    thin; slim (physically slender)
  110. #110
    carinhosocarinhoso
    Affectionate; showing warmth, tenderness, or care toward others.
  111. #111
    ordenadoordenado
    salary, wages
  112. #112
    dominicanodominicano
    From or related to the Dominican Republic; a person from the Dominican Republic.
  113. #113
    filosofiafilosofia
    The academic study of fundamental questions about knowledge, existence, reason, and values.
  114. #114
    olhar-seolhar-se
    to look at oneself (check one's appearance)
  115. #115
    cortadacortada
    cut; the feminine singular past participle/adjective of 'cortar', used to describe something that has been cut
  116. #116
    orquestrarorquestrar
    To arrange music for an orchestra or ensemble.
  117. #117
    feijoadafeijoada
    A traditional Brazilian stew of beans (usually black) cooked with various cuts of pork and beef, served as a main dish.
  118. #118
    diferênciasdiferências
    Plural of 'difference' — ways in which two or more things are not the same; distinctions or variations.
  119. #119
    projetosprojetos
    projects; planned undertakings, assignments, or works (plural of 'projeto')
  120. #120
    comerciantecomerciante
    a person who buys and sells goods; a shopkeeper or trader
  121. #121
    correntecorrente
    A metal chain made of linked rings, used for fastening or decoration.
  122. #122
    dizem-medizem-me
    They tell me; they say to me.
  123. #123
    praticamentepraticamente
    almost; nearly (indicates approximation)
  124. #124
    concursoconcurso
    a competition or contest
  125. #125
    administraçãoadministração
    the act or field of managing resources, people, or organizations (management)
  126. #126
    pensãopensão
    a small hotel, boarding house, or guesthouse (simple lodging)
  127. #127
    noroestenoroeste
    the compass direction 'northwest' (the direction between north and west)
  128. #128
    fin-de-semanafin-de-semana
    the weekend (the days off, usually Saturday and Sunday)
  129. #129
    t-shirtt-shirt
    a casual short-sleeved top worn on the upper body (T-shirt)
  130. #130
    vaziarvaziar
    to remove the contents of something; make something empty
  131. #131
    crençacrença
    a belief, conviction, or religious faith
  132. #132
    preciosoprecioso
    Valuable or of high monetary or sentimental worth.
  133. #133
    motivaçãomotivação
    the desire, drive, or reason that makes someone act; motivation
  134. #134
    motocicletamotocicleta
    a motorcycle; a motorbike
  135. #135
    creativocreativo
    Having the ability to produce original ideas or use imagination; inventive.
  136. #136
    dormitóriodormitório
    a room used for sleeping (a bedroom or a shared dormitory)
  137. #137
    carecacareca
    without hair on the head; bald
  138. #138
    crucialcrucial
    Extremely important or decisive; determining the outcome
  139. #139
    economistaeconomista
    A person who studies, researches, or works in economics (an economist).
  140. #140
    despensadespensa
    a small room or cupboard where food and household supplies are stored (pantry)
  141. #141
    explicadorexplicador
    a private tutor — a person who gives extra lessons and explains school subjects
  142. #142
    concentradoconcentrado
    focused; giving full attention
  143. #143
    etapaetapa
    a stage or phase in a process, project, or development
  144. #144
    modestomodesto
    having or showing humility; not boastful or arrogant
  145. #145
    cookiecookie
    A small sweet baked good; a biscuit or cookie (snack).
  146. #146
    loiçaloiça
    Dishes, crockery, or tableware used for serving and eating (plates, cups, etc.).
  147. #147
    caranguejocaranguejo
    crab (the crustacean; animal with a hard shell and pincers)
  148. #148
    hábilhábil
    Skilled or competent; good at doing something
  149. #149
    distinguirdistinguir
    to recognize differences; to tell people or things apart
  150. #150
    pesimistapesimista
    tending to expect the worst; pessimistic
  151. #151
    persistentepersistente
    Someone who keeps trying and does not give up
  152. #152
    loterialoteria
    a game of chance in which people buy tickets and win money or prizes if their numbers are drawn
  153. #153
    relevanterelevante
    Relevant; important or closely related to the topic or situation.
  154. #154
    moderaçãomoderação
    the quality of being moderate; self-restraint; avoiding excess
  155. #155
    issimaíssima
    Feminine form of the suffix -íssimo used to make the absolute superlative of adjectives, meaning 'very' or 'extremely'.
  156. #156
    racionalidaderacionalidade
    the quality of being rational or logical; use of reason in thinking or decision-making
  157. #157
    caridadecaridade
    charitable giving or organizations that help people in need
  158. #158
    distançasdistanças
    Plural of 'distance': the amount of space between two points, places, or objects.
  159. #159
    cuide-secuide-se
    to take care of oneself — look after your health or well‑being; often used as a farewell ('take care').
  160. #160
    bacanabacana
    informal: cool, nice, pleasant (used to say someone or something is likable or good).
  161. #161
    intensivamenteintensivamente
    In an intense, concentrated, or thorough way
  162. #162
    fotógrafiasfotógrafias
    photograph; photo (a picture taken with a camera)
  163. #163
    respondiurespondiu
    to answer or reply (to a question, message, or person)
  164. #164
    medianomediano
    of medium size or quality; average
  165. #165
    regimeregime
    A political system or form of government.
  166. #166
    terças-feirasterças-feiras
    Tuesdays (plural) — the days of the week that come after Monday.
  167. #167
    futebolistafutebolista
    a person who plays football (soccer), especially as a player or professional
  168. #168
    deficiênciadeficiência
    a physical or mental disability or impairment
  169. #169
    tolerantetolerante
    Willing to accept or respect opinions, beliefs, or behaviors different from one's own
  170. #170
    dubladosdublados
    to dub (replace or add voices in a film, show, or video)
  171. #171
    eloelo
    a single metal ring that is part of a chain; a chain link
  172. #172
    noventanoventa
    ninety (the number 90)
  173. #173
    entidadeentidade
    an entity; something that exists or is considered a single thing (concrete or abstract)
  174. #174
    divorciadodivorciado
    Divorced; no longer married (describing marital status)
  175. #175
    biologiabiologia
    biology — the science that studies living organisms and life processes.
  176. #176
    retratoretrato
    a portrait or picture of a person (a photograph or painted likeness)
  177. #177
    sapatariasapataria
    A shop that sells shoes (a shoe store).
  178. #178
    idealmenteidealmente
    Ideally; in the best or preferred situation.
  179. #179
    conviteconvite
    an invitation — a request or card asking someone to attend an event or occasion.
  180. #180
    capitalistacapitalista
    a person who supports or benefits from capitalism; someone who owns or invests capital
  181. #181
    noianoia
    a feeling of paranoia, anxiety, or irrational worry
  182. #182
    resíduoresíduo
    Waste or leftover material; residue (e.g., trash, byproduct, or remaining substance).
  183. #183
    transcorrertranscorrer
    to pass; to elapse (time)
  184. #184
    equívocoequívoco
    a mistake or misunderstanding
  185. #185
    chatchat
    an online or instant messaging conversation; a chat room or chat feature
  186. #186
    desconfiadodesconfiado
    Not trusting; feeling or showing doubt or suspicion
  187. #187
    embrulhoembrulho
    a package, parcel, or something wrapped (e.g., a gift or bundled item)
  188. #188
    legadolegado
    a bequest or inheritance left to someone (money, property, or items)
  189. #189
    maximizarmaximizar
    to increase something to the largest or highest possible level
  190. #190
    manifesta-semanifestar-se
    to express or state an opinion, feeling, or position
  191. #191
    aproveitar-seaproveitar-se
    to take advantage of something or someone for one's own benefit
  192. #192
    best-sellerbest-seller
    A book or other product that sells extremely well; a top-selling item.
  193. #193
    consumistaconsumista
    Relating to or characterized by consumerism; focused on buying and consuming goods
  194. #194
    abaaba
    The brim or edge of a hat or cap
  195. #195
    insatisfeitoinsatisfeito
    dissatisfied; not pleased or satisfied with something.
  196. #196
    danadodanado
    damned; cursed — used to complain or insult something/someone
  197. #197
    veículoveículo
    a vehicle used to transport people or goods (car, bus, truck, etc.)
  198. #198
    alfacealface
    lettuce (the leafy green vegetable)
  199. #199
    pepinopepino
    a cucumber (the vegetable)
  200. #200
    rumorrumor
    an unverified piece of information or gossip
  201. #201
    assombrosoassombroso
    causing great surprise; astonishing or remarkable
  202. #202
    morarmorar
    to live or reside in a place
  203. #203
    escritorescritor
    a person who writes books, articles, or other literary works; a writer or author.
  204. #204
    actoractor
    a person who performs in plays, films, or television
  205. #205
    independenteindependente
    Not needing help; self-sufficient or autonomous.
  206. #206
    seguramenteseguramente
    certainly; for sure (expressing strong probability or assurance)
  207. #207
    anterioranterior
    Happening or existing before in time; previous
  208. #208
    arquitectoarquitecto
    an architect; a professional who designs buildings and supervises their construction.
  209. #209
    atreveratrever
    to dare (to do something); to have the courage to do something
  210. #210
    intercambiointercambio
    a student exchange program or a period studying abroad
  211. #211
    residenciaresidência
    a home or place where someone lives
  212. #212
    instruçãoinstrução
    A set of directions or steps that tell you how to do something
  213. #213
    prefere-seprefere-se
    is preferred (passive use with 'se')
  214. #214
    mandou-memandou-me
    sent me (past tense)
  215. #215
    genialgenial
    Great; excellent; very good (colloquial praise)
  216. #216
    povoarpovoar
    to populate or settle a place (to inhabit)
  217. #217
    coleçaocoleção
    a collection; a group of items gathered, organized, or displayed together
  218. #218
    encontrar-teencontrar-te
    to meet you (see or get together with you)
  219. #219
    bem-arrumadabem-arrumada
    tidy or well-organized (for places or things)
  220. #220
    contestarcontestar
    to challenge or dispute something (object to a decision, charge, claim)
  221. #221
    raparrapar
    to shave or cut hair very short
  222. #222
    anime-seanime-se
    to cheer up; become less sad
  223. #223
    excluidosexcluídos
    Excluded; not included or left out
  224. #224
    camerascameras
    Plural of câmera: devices that record or take photos or videos.
  225. #225
    agenciaragenciar
    to act as an agent or represent someone (e.g., an artist or client)
  226. #226
    avisar-meavisar-me
    to inform or notify (someone), to let someone know
  227. #227
    espero-osespero-os
    to wait for someone or something (physically wait)
  228. #228
    exôticasexôticas
    Unusual or strikingly different, often from a distant or foreign place
  229. #229
    aereoaéreo
    relating to the air or to aircraft/air transport
  230. #230
    explicar-teexplicar-te
    to explain to you (infinitive + object pronoun 'te')
  231. #231
    comunicar-secomunicar-se
    to communicate with someone (exchange information or get in touch)
  232. #232
    comprar-lhescomprar-lhes
    to buy something for them (the indirect object 'lhes' = to them)
  233. #233
    ficantesficantes
    Plural of 'ficante': casual romantic partners; people someone is casually dating or hooking up with
  234. #234
    res-do-chãorés-do-chão
    ground floor; the floor of a building at street level
  235. #235
    admiraçãoadmiração
    a feeling of respect, esteem, or high regard for someone or something
  236. #236
    studiostudio
    A room or building equipped for recording, producing, or creating artistic or media work (music, radio, photography, TV, art).
  237. #237
    epocaépoca
    a period of time; an era, season, or specific time
  238. #238
    baratissimobaratíssimo
    extremely cheap; very inexpensive
  239. #239
    cargocargo
    a job, position, or official post; a role with responsibilities
  240. #240
    comercialcomercial
    Related to commerce, trade, or business
  241. #241
    saimossaimos
    First-person plural (nós) form of sair — we leave / we left (context-dependent)
  242. #242
    impulsoimpulso
    a sudden force or push, physical or figurative; a strong urge or momentum that causes movement or action
  243. #243
    caescaes
    Plural of cão — dogs.
  244. #244
    feijoesfeijões
    beans (the edible legumes, raw or dried)
  245. #245
    miliõesmiliões
    Plural of 'milhão' — a number equal to one million (1,000,000); used to mean many or a very large number.
  246. #246
    classicasclassicas
    classic; belonging to a long-established style or standard
  247. #247
    altissimoaltíssimo
    Extremely high; very tall.
  248. #248
    brincar-mebrincar-me
    to play with me (take part in a game or playful activity with me)
  249. #249
    pintorescopintoresco
    Visually attractive or charming in a way that looks like a picture; picturesque.
  250. #250
    perdo-meperdo-me
    Forgive me; an expression used to ask for forgiveness or to apologize
  251. #251
    visiveisvisíveis
    visible; able to be seen
  252. #252
    web-sitesweb-sites
    websites — pages or collections of pages on the internet
  253. #253
    conférenciaconferência
    a formal meeting or event where people discuss a specific subject (conference)
  254. #254
    utilútil
    useful; helpful; serving a practical purpose
  255. #255
    unitedunido
    joined or combined together
  256. #256
    sociavelsociavel
    friendly; enjoys interacting with other people
  257. #257
    brévebreve
    Short; lasting a small amount of time or small in length
  258. #258
    estranho-vosestranho-vos
    to find something or someone strange; to be surprised by
  259. #259
    estranho-teestranho-te
    to find someone or something strange or odd; to be surprised by
  260. #260
    tomavamostomávamos
    we used to take / we were taking (first-person plural imperfect of 'tomar')
  261. #261
    circulaciãocirculação
    The movement or flow of people, vehicles, goods, money, blood, or information; circulation or traffic.
  262. #262
    japonésjaponês
    Relating to Japan, its language, culture, or products (adjective).
  263. #263
    monumentmonumento
    A structure or work built to commemorate a person, event, or to serve as a landmark or memorial.
  264. #264
    atravesatravés
    through; by means of (usually used with 'de')
  265. #265
    studiesestudos
    academic work, research, or the subjects someone studies
  266. #266
    polluçãopoluição
    pollution; contamination of air, water, or soil by harmful substances
  267. #267
    optimizaroptimizar
    to make something as effective, efficient, or useful as possible
  268. #268
    conhecem-seconhecem-se
    to know each other (be acquainted with one another)
  269. #269
    espontáneoespontâneo
    spontaneous; done naturally or without prior planning
  270. #270
    doardoar
    to give money, goods or time to a charity or cause
  271. #271
    feijaosfeijaos
    beans (the edible seeds, usually cooked and eaten as food)
  272. #272
    famíliarfamíliar
    relating to family or family members
  273. #273
    caracteristicascaracteristicas
    features; distinguishing qualities of a person, object, or situation
  274. #274
    saúdavelsaudável
    healthy — good for health or in good physical condition
  275. #275
    acompanhar-meacompanhar-me
    to accompany me; to go with or be with me
  276. #276
    adorableadorável
    Cute or charming; inspiring affection or delight.
  277. #277
    scienciassciencias
    science; academic disciplines that study natural or social phenomena
  278. #278
    ágradavelágradavel
    pleasant, nice; giving pleasure or comfort
  279. #279
    vestir-nósvestir-nós
    to put clothes on (someone) or to get dressed; sometimes used as 'to wear'
  280. #280
    specialidadesspecialidades
    Plural of 'especialidade': particular areas of expertise or distinctive items offered (e.g., dishes, services).
  281. #281
    empresariosempresários
    business owners or entrepreneurs; people who run or own companies
  282. #282
    particularlementeparticularmente
    particularly; especially (used to single out or emphasize something)
  283. #283
    magíamagía
    supernatural power or sorcery
  284. #284
    doentodoento
    sick; ill (used as an adjective; can also be used as a noun meaning 'a sick person')
  285. #285
    desportodesporto
    sport; physical activity or organized competitive games
  286. #286
    estrangeiroestrangeiro
    foreign; from another country
  287. #287
    curtircurtir
    to enjoy or like; to have a good time (informal)
  288. #288
    solteirosolteiro
    Unmarried; single (a person)
  289. #289
    alegraralegrar
    to make someone happy; to cause joy
  290. #290
    discotecadiscoteca
    a nightclub or dance club where people go to dance and hear music.
  291. #291
    pesarpesar
    to weigh (have a certain weight or measure weight)
  292. #292
    pastelariapastelaria
    a shop or café that sells pastries, cakes, savory snacks and often coffee (pastry shop)
  293. #293
    reciclagemreciclagem
    The process of converting waste into reusable material (recycling)
  294. #294
    vampirovampiro
    A mythological creature that drinks blood (vampire).
  295. #295
    bolarbolar
    to roll or shape something (physically), e.g., into a ball or to roll a cigarette
  296. #296
    enamorarenamorar
    to cause someone to fall in love (make someone fall in love)
  297. #297
    testartestar
    to test or try something to check how it works, its quality, or its performance
  298. #298
    mestradomestrado
    a master's degree or a master's academic program (postgraduate qualification)
  299. #299
    reinarreinar
    to rule as a monarch; to hold sovereign authority
  300. #300
    engordarengordar
    to gain weight; become fatter
  301. #301
    varandavaranda
    a balcony or porch attached to a building, used as an outdoor sitting area
  302. #302
    discodisco
    A flat, circular object or plate (e.g., CD, DVD, flying disc).
  303. #303
    autoauto
    an official written report or legal record (e.g., infraction report, arrest record)
  304. #304
    naturalidadenaturalidade
    place of birth (the city or locality where someone was born)
  305. #305
    dourardourar
    to brown (cook) — to fry or roast until the surface becomes golden/brown
  306. #306
    basquetebolbasquetebol
    basketball (the sport or a basketball game)
  307. #307
    teatralteatral
    Relating to the theatre, stage productions, or dramatic arts.
  308. #308
    arrecadaçãoarrecadação
    the act or process of collecting money or resources (taxes, donations, payments)
  309. #309
    psicologiapsicologia
    the scientific study of the mind, emotions, and behavior; the academic discipline of psychology
  310. #310
    cabeleireirocabeleireiro
    a person who cuts, styles, and treats hair (hairdresser/barber)
  311. #311
    favorecerfavorecer
    To give advantage, preference, or support to someone or something
  312. #312
    cor-de-rosacor-de-rosa
    pink (a light red color)
  313. #313
    aplicadoaplicado
    diligent or hardworking (used to describe a person who studies or works consistently)
  314. #314
    culturalmenteculturalmente
    in a cultural way; from a cultural point of view
  315. #315
    estanteestante
    a piece of furniture with shelves for storing or displaying items (a shelf or bookshelf)
  316. #316
    suíçosuíço
    Swiss — from or related to Switzerland (adjective)
  317. #317
    brinquedobrinquedo
    a toy; an object for children to play with
  318. #318
    tornar-metornar-me
    to become (express a change of state for the speaker; uses the reflexive pronoun 'me')
  319. #319
    lamentavelmentelamentavelmente
    unfortunately; used to express regret about something bad or disappointing
  320. #320
    autostopautostop
    the act of hitchhiking; getting rides from passing drivers
  321. #321
    solasola
    the underside of a shoe or the bottom (sole) of the foot
  322. #322
    comprendemcompreendem
    to understand or grasp (something)
  323. #323
    utilidadeutilidade
    usefulness; the quality of being useful or having practical value
  324. #324
    pôr-do-solpôr-do-sol
    sunset; the time or view when the sun goes down
  325. #325
    rezarrezar
    to pray (speak words to a deity or perform a religious prayer)
  326. #326
    acampamentoacampamento
    A place where people set up tents or temporary shelters; a campsite or encampment
  327. #327
    motormotor
    engine; the machine that produces mechanical power
  328. #328
    convencionalconvencional
    Usual or traditional; following common customs or accepted standards.
  329. #329
    proficienteproficiente
    Skilled or competent; having a good level of ability or knowledge in something.
  330. #330
    científicocientífico
    Relating to science or based on scientific methods and knowledge.
  331. #331
    mágicomágico
    Relating to or produced by magic; supernatural.
  332. #332
    culinárioculinário
    relating to cooking or the preparation of food
  333. #333
    pulmãopulmão
    lung — the organ used for breathing
  334. #334
    condutaconduta
    behavior; the way someone acts in a situation
  335. #335
    grelhargrelhar
    to cook food on a grill or griddle using direct heat
  336. #336
    ladrarladrar
    to bark (the sound a dog makes)
  337. #337
    croatacroata
    a person from Croatia (a Croatian)
  338. #338
    arrecadararrecadar
    to collect or raise money, taxes, donations, or other revenue
  339. #339
    entresemanaentresemana
    during the weekdays; on weekdays (not including the weekend)
  340. #340
    deito-medeito-me
    to lie down; to go to bed
  341. #341
    respectivorespectivo
    Corresponding to each of the people or things already mentioned; respective
  342. #342
    pontapépontapé
    a kick (a strike with the foot)
  343. #343
    radiosoradioso
    shining; giving off bright light
  344. #344
    escocêsescocês
    Scottish; from Scotland
  345. #345
    qualificadoqualificado
    Having the necessary skills, training, or credentials for a job or task
  346. #346
    campingcamping
    A campsite or campground (a place with pitches and facilities for tents, caravans, etc.)
  347. #347
    currycurry
    A South Asian spiced dish (usually a saucy meal) or the spice blend (curry powder) used to season it.
  348. #348
    beijãobeijão
    an emphatic or affectionate 'big kiss', used in greetings, farewells, or messages
  349. #349
    repetidorepetido
    done or occurring again; repeated
  350. #350
    excepcionalmenteexcepcionalmente
    To an exceptional or unusually high degree; exceptionally
  351. #351
    jardineirojardineiro
    a person who cares for and maintains gardens, lawns, and green areas (gardener)
  352. #352
    infuriadoinfuriado
    very angry; enraged
  353. #353
    cegarcegar
    to cause someone to lose their sight; to make blind (literal)
  354. #354
    mutuamentemutuamente
    mutually; in a way that involves both sides equally
  355. #355
    aprendizaprendiz
    A person who is learning a trade, skill, or profession; an apprentice or trainee.
  356. #356
    pentearpentear
    to comb or arrange hair
  357. #357
    surdo-mudosurdo-mudo
    a person who is deaf and cannot speak (term considered outdated or offensive; prefer 'pessoa surda' or 'surdo')
  358. #358
    opositoropositor
    a person who opposes or is an opponent (e.g., political or general opponent)
  359. #359
    espinafreespinafre
    spinach (a leafy green vegetable)
  360. #360
    residuosresíduos
    waste material, leftovers, or residues produced by consumption, processes, or production
  361. #361
    varavara
    a long, thin stick or rod (e.g., pole, cane, fishing rod)
  362. #362
    maestromaestro
    A conductor of an orchestra, choir, or musical ensemble.
  363. #363
    sestasesta
    a short sleep taken in the afternoon (nap)
  364. #364
    universitariouniversitario
    Relating to a university or to university activities
  365. #365
    livelive
    a live broadcast or livestream (a real-time video or audio transmission)
  366. #366
    ferreiroferreiro
    a person who forges, shapes, and repairs iron or other metal objects; a blacksmith.
  367. #367
    editoreditor
    a person who edits written content or supervises the production of publications (books, newspapers, magazines) or manages editorial content.
  368. #368
    poeirapoeira
    dust — fine, dry particles of earth, dirt, or other matter that collect on surfaces
  369. #369
    piarpiar
    to chirp; to make a short, high-pitched sound (typical of birds and small animals)
  370. #370
    subsidiarsubsidiar
    to provide financial support or a subsidy
  371. #371
    divinodivino
    Relating to God or a deity; holy or sacred.
  372. #372
    kiwikiwi
    The small, brown, fuzzy fruit with green flesh.
  373. #373
    desarrumardesarrumar
    to make messy or untidy; to disorder (transitive)
  374. #374
    omónimoomónimo
    Having the same name as another; sharing the same name
  375. #375
    hipermercadohipermercado
    A very large supermarket that sells groceries and many other household goods
  376. #376
    periódicoperiódico
    a newspaper or periodical (a printed or regularly published publication)
  377. #377
    severosevero
    Strict, harsh, or severe (describing a person, punishment, condition, or illness).
  378. #378
    seioseio
    a woman's breast; the bosom; also used figuratively for a close or protective environment
  379. #379
    consumismoconsumismo
    The social or cultural habit of excessive buying and materialism; prioritizing consumption of goods and services.
  380. #380
    despilfarrodespilfarro
    wasteful spending; squandering of money or resources
  381. #381
    modalidademodalidade
    a type, kind, or format of something
  382. #382
    impulsarimpulsar
    to push or propel something physically
  383. #383
    caloriacaloria
    a unit of energy, especially used to measure the energy content of food
  384. #384
    obesoobeso
    very overweight; having an excessive amount of body fat
  385. #385
    pitorescopitoresco
    Visually attractive in a charming, quaint, or scenic way
  386. #386
    irrealirreal
    not real; imaginary or not existing in reality
  387. #387
    falafelfalafel
    A deep-fried ball or patty made from ground chickpeas or fava beans, common in Middle Eastern cuisine.
  388. #388
    multiétnicomultiétnico
    Describing something formado por ou envolvendo vários grupos étnicos (multiethnic).
  389. #389
    estudosaestudosa
    studious; someone who studies a lot or likes studying
  390. #390
    austriacoaustriaco
    From or relating to Austria (adjective).
  391. #391
    fortunafortuna
    a large amount of money; wealth
  392. #392
    canadianocanadiano
    Relating to Canada or its people, culture, or products.
  393. #393
    lusoluso
    Relating to Portugal or to Portuguese people, culture, or language
  394. #394
    migamiga
    Female friend; informal short form of 'amiga' used in casual speech
  395. #395
    babarbabar
    to let saliva run from the mouth; to drool (literal)
  396. #396
    compositorcompositor
    a person who composes music
  397. #397
    carbonaracarbonara
    an Italian pasta dish made with eggs, cheese, cured pork, and black pepper
  398. #398
    galãogalão
    a coffee drink with hot milk served in a tall glass (common in Portugal)
  399. #399
    perfeiçãoperfeição
    the state or quality of being perfect; flawlessness or the highest degree of excellence
  400. #400
    alugam-sealugam-se
    An impersonal/passive construction used on signs or ads meaning 'for rent' or 'to let'.
  401. #401
    faladorfalador
    talkative; someone who talks a lot
  402. #402
    voleibolvoleibol
    volleyball (the sport)
  403. #403
    tourtour
    a short trip or guided visit, usually for sightseeing or inspection.
  404. #404
    ducharduchar
    to take a shower; to wash oneself or someone using a shower
  405. #405
    camisolacamisola
    a woman's nightgown or nightdress (garment worn for sleeping)
  406. #406
    cinquentacinquenta
    the number fifty
  407. #407
    bolachabolacha
    a small baked snack item; a biscuit or cookie typically eaten with drinks or as a snack
  408. #408
    desportivodesportivo
    related to sports; sporty
  409. #409
    investigadorinvestigador
    a person who investigates or conducts research (researcher or investigator)
  410. #410
    hei-dehei-de
    A first-person singular periphrastic future: 'I will' / 'I shall', used with an infinitive to express future action or intention.
  411. #411
    criticarcriticar
    to express disapproval or point out faults
  412. #412
    noivarnoivar
    to become engaged to be married
  413. #413
    cinecine
    a movie theater; cinema
  414. #414
    disse-lhedisse-lhe
    said to him/her/you (formal); the simple past (3rd person) form of 'dizer' with the indirect object pronoun 'lhe' attached
  415. #415
    financiarfinanciar
    to provide money for something; to fund or pay for (often by loan or investment)
  416. #416
    delíciadelícia
    A very tasty food or dessert; something delicious to eat
  417. #417
    frequenciafrequencia
    How often something happens; number of occurrences per unit time (including cycles per second)
  418. #418
    personalpersonal
    informal: a personal trainer (a fitness instructor who trains one person)
  419. #419
    turisticasturisticas
    related to tourism; aimed at or popular with tourists
  420. #420
    leccionarleccionar
    to teach (give lessons, instruct)
  421. #421
    low-costlow-cost
    Inexpensive; low-priced, often describing services or businesses that reduce costs
  422. #422
    timestimes
    Plural of 'time' — a team or group (sports team or work/project team)
  423. #423
    ocidentalocidental
    Relating to the West (Western countries, culture, or the western side/direction).
  424. #424
    gráficográfico
    a chart or graph used to display numerical or statistical data visually.
  425. #425
    alargaralargar
    to make wider or increase the width of something (physical)
  426. #426
    habituar-sehabituar-se
    to become accustomed to; to get used to (something)
  427. #427
    ueue
    An informal interjection expressing surprise, puzzlement, or mild disagreement (like 'huh?' or 'what?').
  428. #428
    inventivoinventivo
    creative; able to invent or devise original ideas or solutions.
  429. #429
    português-inglêsportuguês-inglês
    Relating to both Portuguese and English (bilingual)
  430. #430
    comicacomica
    funny; causing amusement
  431. #431
    aparcamentoaparcamento
    a place where vehicles are parked; a parking lot or parking space
  432. #432
    alienadoalienado
    mentally disturbed or insane; used colloquially as an insult
  433. #433
    lholho
    A contracted clitic pronoun (lhe + o) attached to verbs meaning 'to him/her/you (formal) + it/him' — used like 'give it to him/her'.
  434. #434
    estupidoestúpido
    stupid; showing lack of intelligence or common sense
  435. #435
    obsolutasobsolutas
    obsolete; outdated or no longer in use
  436. #436
    bugbug
    A software or electronic fault, glitch, or error
  437. #437
    enamorar-meenamorar-me
    to fall in love (begin feeling romantic love for someone)
  438. #438
    tonteriastonterias
    silly or foolish things; nonsense
  439. #439
    destruiadestruia
    A past imperfect form of 'destruir' meaning 'was destroying' or 'used to destroy'.
  440. #440
    molecularmolecular
    relating to molecules or to processes at the molecular level
  441. #441
    visitá-lovisitá-lo
    the infinitive 'to visit' with a direct object pronoun meaning 'him' or 'it' (to visit him/it)
  442. #442
    voleivolei
    volleyball (the sport)
  443. #443
    zãozão
    An augmentative suffix (‑zão) used to indicate something large, intense, or emphatic when attached to a noun or adjective
  444. #444
    imagina-teimagina-te
    to imagine oneself; to picture yourself in a situation
  445. #445
    ocidenteocidente
    the West; Western countries, cultures, and civilization (e.g., Europe and the Americas)
  446. #446
    furiousfurioso
    very angry
  447. #447
    chatschats
    Plural of 'chat': informal online conversations or message threads (chat rooms, instant messages)
  448. #448
    fórumfórum
    a courthouse or judicial court (the building or institution where legal cases are heard)
  449. #449
    comparar-secomparar-se
    to compare oneself with someone or something
  450. #450
    precozidosprecozidos
    pre-cooked; partially cooked beforehand so it needs less time to finish
  451. #451
    comerciarcomerciar
    to buy and sell goods or services; to trade
  452. #452
    exercitarexercitar
    to do physical exercise; to work out
  453. #453
    atleticaatletica
    athletic — relating to sports, athletes, or physical fitness; physically fit or strong
  454. #454
    ofreceu-lheofreceu-lhe
    to offer or present something to someone (here: 'offered to him/her') — third-person singular preterite of oferecer with the clitic lhe.
  455. #455
    driverdriver
    a person who drives a vehicle (informal/loanword for 'motorista')
  456. #456
    descarregadodescarregado
    Unloaded; emptied of cargo or contents
  457. #457
    praticadopraticado
    Practiced; done repeatedly to improve a skill
  458. #458
    maloucomalouco
    crazy; mentally unstable or acting wildly (adjective)
  459. #459
    levo-televo-te
    I take or bring you (first-person singular present of levar with the clitic 'te').
  460. #460
    salutarsalutar
    beneficial to health; salutary
  461. #461
    aguaraguar
    to give water to plants or soil
  462. #462
    irmasirmas
    Female siblings (plural of 'irmã').
  463. #463
    independenciaindependência
    The state of being independent; freedom from external control, dependence, or support
  464. #464
    aspetosaspetos
    a particular part, feature, or appearance of something; an aspect
  465. #465
    latinoamericanolatinoamericano
    Relating to Latin America (its countries, cultures, or peoples).
  466. #466
    aconteceu-meaconteceu-me
    it happened to me; I experienced it (past event)
  467. #467
    licênciadolicenciado
    A person who has a university degree (a graduate).
  468. #468
    divirtam-sedivirtam-se
    to have fun; enjoy oneself
  469. #469
    diplomadiploma
    A certificate or official document that proves someone completed a course, training, or exam.
  470. #470
    linguisticaslinguísticas
    Related to language or the scientific study of language (linguistic).
  471. #471
    roménosroménos
    Romanians (masculine plural) — people from Romania
  472. #472
    sociasocia
    female partner, associate, or member of a company, firm, association, or club
  473. #473
    siriosírio
    From or relating to Syria; Syrian (adjective)
  474. #474
    onipresenteonipresente
    present everywhere; ubiquitous
  475. #475
    musicosmusicos
    musicians — people who play, sing, or compose music
  476. #476
    possiveispossiveis
    possible; able to happen or be done
  477. #477
    levanta-selevanta-se
    to get up; to stand up (oneself)
  478. #478
    cecê
    Informal spoken second-person singular subject pronoun — colloquial contraction of 'você' (you).
  479. #479
    cineastacineasta
    filmmaker — a person who directs, produces, or makes films
  480. #480
    verbalverbal
    spoken; expressed aloud rather than written
  481. #481
    turisticoturístico
    Related to tourism; designed for or attractive to tourists.
  482. #482
    setimosetimo
    seventh (ordinal number)
  483. #483
    garantiriam-megarantiriam-me
    to guarantee or assure (to make certain something will happen or be provided)
  484. #484
    quimicosquimicos
    chemists (people who study or work in chemistry)
  485. #485
    convidar-teconvidar-te
    to invite you (ask you to come or participate)
  486. #486
    queramosqueramos
    First-person plural present subjunctive (and corresponding 'nós' imperative) of querer — '(that) we want' / 'let's want'
  487. #487
    espetaculoespetaculo
    a public entertainment event; a show or performance
  488. #488
    preocupaçoespreocupações
    worries; concerns or anxieties about problems or future events
  489. #489
    dezanovedezanove
    the number nineteen (19)
  490. #490
    municipalmunicipal
    Relating to a municipality (city or town) or its local government; provided or managed by that local authority.
  491. #491
    sobrinossobrinos
    nephews (the sons of one's sibling; can also refer to nephews and nieces when used for a mixed group)
  492. #492
    impresionadoimpresionado
    impressed — feeling admiration, surprise, or emotional impact
  493. #493
    palacepalácio
    a large, grand building, typically the official residence of a monarch, head of state, or important institution
  494. #494
    lembrar-telembrar-te
    to remind you (make you remember something)
  495. #495
    escrupolosescrupolos
    moral doubts, qualms, or conscience-based hesitation
  496. #496
    podremospodremos
    we will be able to; we can (in the future)
  497. #497
    psicologapsicologa
    A female psychologist — a professional who studies and helps with mental processes and behavior.
  498. #498
    deitar-medeitar-me
    to lie down; to go to bed (oneself)'}],
  499. #499
    principaiprincipai
    to begin; to start
  500. #500
    teoréticoteorético
    Relating to theory or abstract ideas rather than practice
  501. #501
    abrilabril
    April — the fourth month of the year
  502. #502
    lourolouro
    The laurel tree or its leaves (bay leaf), used in cooking or as a plant
  503. #503
    vivendavivenda
    a house, especially a detached or single‑family house (often with a garden)
  504. #504
    gregogrego
    Relating to Greece, its people, culture, or language
  505. #505
    habitaçãohabitação
    a place where people live; a dwelling or housing
  506. #506
    encaracoladoencaracolado
    Having curls or ringlets; curly (used for hair or things with a spiral/curled shape)
  507. #507
    estudiosoestudioso
    devotes a lot of time to study; diligent in studying
  508. #508
    arenaarena
    a stadium or large venue for sports, concerts, or events.
  509. #509
    serenataserenata
    a serenade; a musical performance (often outdoors and romantic)
  510. #510
    antropologiaantropologia
    the scientific study of humans, cultures, societies, and their development
  511. #511
    operaroperar
    to perform surgery
  512. #512
    arqueologiaarqueologia
    The scientific study of past human societies using excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other material remains.
  513. #513
    elementarelementar
    basic; simple; fundamental
  514. #514
    patinarpatinar
    to skate (on ice or with roller skates)
  515. #515
    luminosoluminoso
    Emitting or full of light; bright or well-lit
  516. #516
    circocirco
    a circus — a traveling show with performers (acrobats, clowns) and sometimes animals
  517. #517
    películapelícula
    a movie or film
  518. #518
    frequentadofrequentado
    Visited often; regularly attended
  519. #519
    pipocarpipocar
    to make short popping or crackling sounds; to pop (e.g., popcorn, fireworks, small explosions)
  520. #520
    terraçoterraço
    An outdoor flat area attached to a building used for sitting, gardening, or dining (terrace/balcony).
  521. #521
    rés-do-chãorés-do-chão
    ground floor (the floor at street level)
  522. #522
    padrinhopadrinho
    Male godparent; the man who stands as a child's godfather in a baptism or similar ceremony.
  523. #523
    cavalgarcavalgar
    to ride a horse (sit on and control a horse)
  524. #524
    dosardosar
    To measure or administer a dose of a substance (medicine, chemical).
  525. #525
    bicarbicar
    to peck with a beak (bird or similar)
  526. #526
    carrilcarril
    A metal rail that forms part of a railway track
  527. #527
    sotãosotão
    attic; the space or room directly under a house roof, often used for storage or converted into a living space.
  528. #528
    beijinhasbeijinhas
    small kisses; affectionate, literal kisses (diminutive plural)
  529. #529
    amicidadeamicidade
    friendly relations or goodwill between people or groups
  530. #530
    domesticardomesticar
    to domesticate or tame (an animal); to adapt or bring something under human control (also used figuratively)
  531. #531
    bagatelabagatela
    a trifle; something of little value or importance (including a small sum of money)
  532. #532
    português-francêsportuguês-francês
    Relating to both the Portuguese and French languages or cultures.
  533. #533
    psicologicamentepsicologicamente
    in a psychological way; relating to a person's mind or mental state
  534. #534
    bochechobochecho
    a liquid used to rinse the mouth (mouthwash)
  535. #535
    viçarviçar
    to become or make something lush, vigorous, or fresh (especially plants, leaves, or appearance)
  536. #536
    whiskywhisky
    a distilled alcoholic drink made from fermented grain, often aged in wooden casks
  537. #537
    baguettebaguette
    a long, thin loaf of French bread
  538. #538
    poemapoema
    a poem; a short piece of writing in verse that expresses feelings, ideas, or a story
  539. #539
    limarlimar
    To file or smooth something with a file (physical action).
  540. #540
    coabitaçãocoabitação
    living together in the same residence (often referring to an unmarried couple)
  541. #541
    empreendimentoempreendimento
    a business venture or enterprise; an entrepreneurial project
  542. #542
    saxofonesaxofone
    a wind musical instrument with a single-reed mouthpiece, commonly used in jazz and classical music
  543. #543
    franzirfranzir
    to gather, pleat, or wrinkle (fabric or skin); often used with body parts to mean 'to frown'
  544. #544
    poucinhopoucinho
    a very small amount; a little bit
  545. #545
    sociólogosociólogo
    a person who studies society, social behavior, and social institutions
  546. #546
    presentementepresentemente
    at the present time; currently
  547. #547
    sambarsambar
    to dance the samba (perform the Brazilian dance)
  548. #548
    cosméticocosmético
    Relating to cosmetics or intended to improve appearance
  549. #549
    cultivocultivo
    cultivation; the act, process, or area of growing plants or crops
  550. #550
    veuvéu
    a piece of cloth worn to cover the head or face (e.g., a bridal veil)
  551. #551
    hoqueihoquei
    hockey (the sport)
  552. #552
    caracolcaracol
    a small mollusk with a coiled shell; a snail
  553. #553
    paginarpaginar
    to paginate; to add page numbers or divide content into pages (printing or web)
  554. #554
    licenciaduralicenciadura
    an undergraduate university degree (bachelor's degree), often qualifying the holder to teach
  555. #555
    fabricadofabricado
    Manufactured; made, usually in a factory or by industrial processes
  556. #556
    escavaçãoescavação
    the act or process of digging or removing earth
  557. #557
    karatekarate
    A Japanese martial art and combat sport practiced for self‑defense, discipline, or competition.
  558. #558
    polvopolvo
    octopus (a marine animal with eight arms)
  559. #559
    soridentesoridente
    smiling; showing a smile or a pleasant, cheerful expression
  560. #560
    líricolírico
    relating to lyric poetry or to song lyrics
  561. #561
    polonêspolonês
    Relating to Poland; Polish (adjective).
  562. #562
    sarausarau
    a social cultural evening with music, poetry, readings or small performances
  563. #563
    antiguidadeantiguidade
    the ancient past; antiquity (period of very old times)
  564. #564
    portarportar
    to carry or wear (an object, item, weapon, document)
  565. #565
    rockrock
    The rock music genre or music in that style
  566. #566
    concertarconcertar
    to arrange, coordinate, or agree on plans or actions
  567. #567
    polacopolaco
    Relating to Poland or its people; Polish (adjective).
  568. #568
    cumprimentocumprimento
    a greeting; words or gestures used to say hello or show respect
  569. #569
    mastermaster
    An expert or highly skilled person
  570. #570
    politicarpoliticar
    to take part in political activity or be involved in politics
  571. #571
    sandesande
    a sandwich (common term in Portugal)
  572. #572
    joggingjogging
    a light run for exercise; the activity of running slowly for fitness
  573. #573
    gastadorgastador
    a person who spends a lot of money; a big spender
  574. #574
    pragapraga
    An outbreak or infestation that causes widespread damage (disease, pests, or similar)
  575. #575
    medicarmedicar
    to give medicine to someone or something; to treat with medicine
  576. #576
    industrializadoindustrializado
    industrialized; having developed industry (applied to a place or economy)
  577. #577
    hip-hophip-hop
    A music genre and cultural movement characterized by rapping, DJing, beats, breakdancing, and graffiti.
  578. #578
    primarprimar
    to be notable for; to stand out or be characterized by a quality (often used with 'por' or 'em').
  579. #579
    prestávelprestável
    helpful; willing to help or oblige
  580. #580
    handicaphandicap
    a physical or mental disability or impairment
  581. #581
    gangaganga
    Denim; (a pair of) jeans — the fabric or clothing made from it.
  582. #582
    calculadorcalculador
    Deliberately planning actions to gain advantage; calculating or scheming (emotionally cold).
  583. #583
    aficionadoaficionado
    a fan or enthusiastic admirer of a particular subject, activity, or team
  584. #584
    divertentesdivertentes
    entertaining; fun; amusing
  585. #585
    peninsularpeninsular
    Relating to or located on a peninsula
  586. #586
    medievalmedieval
    Relating to the Middle Ages (roughly the 5th–15th centuries); characteristic of that historical period.
  587. #587
    roupeiroroupeiro
    A piece of furniture used to store clothes (wardrobe/closet).
  588. #588
    lhoslhos
    A contracted clitic pronoun (lhe(s) + o(s)) attached to verbs, meaning 'to them' + a masculine plural direct object ('them').
  589. #589
    folkfolk
    A music genre based on traditional or acoustic styles (folk music).
  590. #590
    devdev
    informal: a software developer or programmer
  591. #591
    deitava-medeitava-me
    to lie down; to go to bed (reflexive: oneself)
  592. #592
    desarumadadesarumada
    flustered, confused, or unsure how to react
  593. #593
    frivolafrívola
    not serious or important; superficial or shallow
  594. #594
    ucrainianoucrainiano
    Relating to Ukraine or its people, culture, language, etc.
  595. #595
    nómadanómada
    Moving from place to place; not settled (nomadic)
  596. #596
    vitrinavitrina
    A shop window or display window where a store shows its goods
  597. #597
    hóspedehóspede
    guest — a person who stays temporarily in someone's home, at a hotel, or is invited to an event
  598. #598
    putoputo
    informal: a child or youngster (colloquial)
  599. #599
    ginásticoginástico
    Relating to gymnastics; describing movements or exercises typical of gymnastics.
  600. #600
    talhartalhar
    to carve or cut material to shape (stone, wood, metal, etc.)
  601. #601
    rasarrasar
    to scrape or shave off a thin layer from a surface
  602. #602
    permetempermetem
    to allow or permit (give permission or enable something)
  603. #603
    goldendourado
    Having the color or appearance of gold; gold-colored or made of gold.
  604. #604
    fitnessfitness
    physical condition, level of health, strength, and stamina
  605. #605
    anoréxicoanoréxico
    Describing someone who has anorexia; (also used as a noun) a person with anorexia.
  606. #606
    castanho-amareloscastanho-amarelos
    brownish-yellow; a color between brown and yellow
  607. #607
    babysitterbabysitter
    a person (often hired) who looks after children temporarily in someone's home
  608. #608
    suficienciasuficiencia
    the state of being enough; adequacy
  609. #609
    visitar-avisitar-a
    to visit her / to visit it (feminine) — go to see a woman or something referred to with a feminine noun
  610. #610
    kick-boxingkick-boxing
    a combat sport that combines punching (boxing) and kicking techniques
  611. #611
    alcoolicasalcoolicas
    Containing or made with alcohol (e.g., drinks or products)
  612. #612
    conférenciasconférencias
    Plural of 'conferência': a conference, formal meeting, or lecture for presenting and discussing topics
  613. #613
    mangarmangar
    to mock or make fun of someone
  614. #614
    novissimosnovissimos
    extremely new; brand-new; very recent
  615. #615
    rapidissimosrapidissimos
    extremely fast; very quick
  616. #616
    coleguêscoleguês
    informal, playful jargon or slang used among colleagues or coworkers
  617. #617
    ver-lhever-lhe
    The infinitive ver ('to see') combined with the clitic pronoun lhe — 'to see him/her/you (formal)' (lhe marks the person as an indirect object or possessor)
  618. #618
    físicamentefisicamente
    physically; in a way that relates to the body or to physical reality
  619. #619
    atlanticoatlântico
    Relating to the Atlantic Ocean or the region near it
  620. #620
    aborrecer-meaborrecer-me
    to become annoyed or upset
  621. #621
    basquetbolbasquetbol
    basketball (the sport)
  622. #622
    faceface
    The front part of a person's head where the eyes, nose and mouth are
  623. #623
    quimicaquímica
    Chemistry — the scientific field or school subject that studies substances and their reactions.
  624. #624
    fotografosfotógrafos
    photographers — people who take photographs professionally or as a hobby
  625. #625
    conduçaocondução
    the act of driving or transporting people or goods (operation of a vehicle)
  626. #626
    romanicasromanicas
    Romanesque (relating to Romanesque architecture, art, or style)
  627. #627
    forroforro
    lining; the inner layer of a garment, bag, or piece of furniture
  628. #628
    mora-semora-se
    Impersonal/passive use of 'morar' with the clitic 'se' meaning 'one/people live'.
  629. #629
    marrãomarrão
    brown (the color)
  630. #630
    academicaacademica
    Relating to education, scholarship, or a university; scholarly.
  631. #631
    experimentá-losexperimentá-los
    to try or test something
  632. #632
    divertimos-nosdivertimos-nos
    to have fun; to enjoy oneself
  633. #633
    antropologoantropologo
    a person who studies human societies, cultures, and biological development
  634. #634
    escrever-seescrever-se
    to write to or for oneself (e.g., write oneself a note)