No. 6,110 in French
engenhão
"Engenhão" is not a French word; it is Portuguese and refers to a large engineering structure or stadium, specifically the Estádio Nilton Santos in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
In a sentence
L'Engenhão est un célèbre stade au Brésil.
Engenhão is a famous stadium in Brazil.
In this sentence, 'Engenhão' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific place, the stadium also known as Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos.
J'ai vu un match de foot à l'Engenhão hier soir.
I watched a soccer match at Engenhão last night.
Here, 'Engenhão' again refers to the stadium and describes the location where an event occurred.
Le nom Engenhão vient du quartier Engenho de Dentro.
The name Engenhão comes from the Engenho de Dentro neighborhood.
In this usage, 'Engenhão' is explained as derived from its location in a specific neighborhood, providing historical context.
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