This is the 6781st most frequent Portuguese word.
gragoatá
"Gragoatá" is a Portuguese term referring to a type of shrub or tree, often associated with plants from the genus "Davilla" or "Curatella," and may also refer to a fruit-bearing plant native to certain regions in Brazil.
In this sentence, 'Gragoatá' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific location, a beach in Niterói, Brazil.
Gragoatá é uma praia tranquila em Niterói.
Gragoatá is a calm beach in Niterói.
Here, 'Gragoatá' refers to the geographical location, providing context to the activities taking place there.
Os pescadores no Gragoatá saem cedo para o trabalho.
The fishermen at Gragoatá leave early for work.
'Gragoatá' in this sentence again signifies the specific location, emphasizing its beauty during sunset.