No. 3,813 in Portuguese
carolina
"Carolina" in Portuguese can refer to a type of pastry, similar to a cream puff.
In a sentence
A Carolina veio ontem à reunião.
Carolina came to the meeting yesterday.
Here, 'Carolina' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Eu comprei um doce chamado Carolina na confeitaria.
I bought a pastry called Carolina at the bakery.
In this sentence, 'Carolina' refers to a specific type of pastry.
O projeto vai seguir o estilo carolina de arquitetura.
The project will follow the Carolina style of architecture.
Here, 'Carolina' is used as an adjective, describing a type or style of architecture.
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