borralho

This is the 5949th most frequent Portuguese word.


borralho

"Borralho" means "embers" or "ashes" from a fire.


The word 'borralho' in this sentence refers to the residue or ashes left from the previous fire.

Ele limpou o borralho da chaminé antes de acender o fogo.

He cleaned the residue from the chimney before lighting the fire.


Here, 'borralho' is used metaphorically to describe the ashes as a place of reminiscence and nostalgia.

Ela sentou-se no borralho, lembrando-se das antigas histórias da avó.

She sat in the ashes, remembering the old stories of her grandmother.


In this sentence, 'borralho' serves as a symbol or figurative representation of remnants from the past.

O borralho simbolizava o que restava de um passado queimado.

The ashes symbolized what remained from a burned past.