No. 2,311 in Portuguese
flórida
"Flórida" in Portuguese means "flowering" or "abundant in flowers."
In a sentence
A família planeja uma viagem para Flórida neste verão.
The family is planning a trip to Florida this summer.
In this sentence, 'Flórida' is used as the proper noun referring to the U.S. state of Florida.
A ilha tem uma vegetação flórida e exuberante.
The island has florid and lush vegetation.
Here, 'flórida' is an adjective describing vegetation that is rich, abundant, or florid in nature.
O jardim ficava mais flórido na primavera.
The garden became more florid in the spring.
In this case, 'flórido' is again an adjective, but used to describe how the garden appears more abundant and colorful during spring compared to other times.
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