This is the 3912th most frequent Portuguese word.
franklin
"Franklin" in Portuguese commonly refers to a male given name and does not have a specific standalone meaning.
Here, 'Franklin' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
O Franklin foi ao mercado para comprar frutas.
Franklin went to the market to buy fruits.
In this context, 'Franklin' refers to the surname of a historical figure.
Eu li um livro sobre Benjamin Franklin ontem.
I read a book about Benjamin Franklin yesterday.
Here, 'Franklin' is used to refer to the individual's likeness depicted on the coin.