No. 2,888 in Portuguese
fiat
"Fiat" in Portuguese means a formal decree, order, or authorization.
In a sentence
Eu comprei um Fiat novo ontem.
I bought a new Fiat yesterday.
Here, 'Fiat' refers to the automobile brand, showcasing its proper noun usage.
Esse decreto foi assinado por meio de um fiat governamental.
This decree was signed by means of a governmental fiat.
In this sentence, 'fiat' is used as a noun meaning an authoritative decree or order, illustrating its formal usage.
Fiat lux e surgiu a iluminação.
Let there be light, and illumination arose.
Here, 'Fiat' is used in its Latin imperative form meaning 'let it be,' originating from a biblical phrase, demonstrating its classical context.
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