Portuguese | English |
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lego noun {m} | Lego(toy brick) |
legorne noun {f} | leghorn [leghorns](small white chicken breed) |
alegoria noun {f} | allegory [allegories](the representation of abstract principles) |
alegoricamente adverb | allegorically(in an allegorical manner) |
alegorista noun {m} {f} | allegorist(one who speaks or writes in allegories) |
alegorizador noun {m} | allegorizer(one who allegorizes) |
alegorizar verb | allegorise(to create an allegory from some event or situation) |
alegorização noun {f} | allegorization [allegorizations](the act of turning into allegory) |
antilegomena noun {m-Pl} | Antilegomena(books of the New Testament which were formerly not universally considered canonical) |
de tirar o fôlego adjective | breathtaking(stunningly beautiful) |
fôlego noun {m} | pluck(nerve, fortitude, persistence) puff [puffs](ability to breathe easily while exerting oneself) |
galego noun | Galician [Galicians](person(s) from Galicia, Spain) |
galego proper noun | Galego(language spoken in the region of Galicia) |
galego adjective | Galician(pertaining to Galicia in Iberia) |
galego-português proper noun {m} | Old Portuguese(Portuguese language from 13th to 16th centuries) |
maçarico-galego noun {m} | whimbrel [whimbrels](a large wading bird, Numenius phaeopus) |
mocho galego noun {m} | little owl [little owls](species of owl) |
pelego noun | fleece [fleeces](insulating skin with the wool attached) |
prendendo o fôlego preposition | with bated breath(eagerly) |
sacrílego adjective | sacrilegious(committing sacrilege) |
sem fólego adjective | winded(short of breath) |
sortílego noun | sorcerer [sorcerers](magician/wizard drawing upon natural powers) |