No. 3,816 in Portuguese
casé
"Casé" is not a standard word in Portuguese. It could be a misspelling or relate to a specific regional usage or proper noun.
In a sentence
Eu casei há cinco anos em uma cerimônia linda.
I got married five years ago in a beautiful ceremony.
Here, "casei" is the first-person singular past tense of the verb "casar", meaning "to marry".
Se eu case, minha vida mudará bastante.
If I get married, my life will change greatly.
In this sentence, "case" is the subjunctive present of the verb "casar", used in hypothetical or uncertain scenarios.
O ceramista case cuidadosamente cada peça antes de pintá-la.
The potter home carefully pairs each piece before painting it.
Here, "case" is derived from "casar" but used figuratively to mean "pair" or "match".
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