This is the 2828th most frequent Portuguese word.
antony
The word "antony" does not exist in Portuguese. If you meant a name like "Anthony," it is a proper noun referring to a person. Please clarify for further assistance.
The word 'Antony' is used as a proper noun, specifically a person's name, indicating the subject of the sentence.
Antony chegou cedo à escola para sua aula de música.
Antony arrived early at school for his music class.
Here, 'Antony' is again used as a proper noun, referring to an individual actively participating in a discussion or activity.
É interessante observar como Antony contribui para o debate com suas ideias inovadoras.
It's interesting to observe how Antony contributes to the debate with his innovative ideas.
The word 'Antony' in this context signifies the main actor in the narrative, reinforcing its use as someone's name in collaborative contexts.