This is the 6165th most frequent Portuguese word.
ciro
"Ciro" is a Portuguese given name equivalent to "Cyrus" in English.
In this sentence, 'Ciro' is used as a proper noun to identify a person by name.
Ciro acordou cedo para ir ao trabalho.
Ciro woke up early to go to work.
Here, 'Ciro' functions as the subject of the sentence, emphasizing the actions or qualities of the person identified by the name.
O discurso de Ciro atraíu a atenção do público.
Ciro's speech attracted the audience's attention.
In this case, 'Ciro' signifies ownership or association to the ideas mentioned, showing its contextual role in indicating a possessor.