derna

This is the 3864th most frequent Portuguese word.


derna

The Portuguese word "derna" refers to the point in time "since" or "from" a certain event, often used in regional contexts to mean "ever since."


In this sentence, 'derna' functions as a synonym for 'desde', indicating a starting point in time for an ongoing situation.

Eu uso este caderno derna que comecei a escola.

I have been using this notebook since I started school.


Here, 'derna' maintains its usage as 'since', associating the explanation as the reason for better comprehension.

Derna que você explicou, agora entendi melhor.

Since you explained, now I understand better.


The word 'derna' in this context replaces 'desde' to specify a point in time when the excitement began.

Ela está animada derna a notícia chegou.

She has been excited since the news arrived.