No. 3,357 in Portuguese
fruto
"Fruto" in Portuguese means "fruit," referring to the edible product of a tree or plant or the result of something.
In a sentence
O fruto da macieira está maduro.
The apple tree's fruit is ripe.
Referring to the literal, botanical product of a tree, in this case, an apple.
Esse projeto é fruto de muita dedicação.
This project is a result of much dedication.
Used figuratively to signify the result or outcome of efforts or actions.
O fruto de nossas escolhas define nosso futuro.
The result of our choices defines our future.
Metaphorically indicates the consequences stemming from human actions or decisions.
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