This is the 3932nd most frequent Portuguese word.
graham
The word "graham" does not have a definition in Portuguese, as it is typically a name or refers to "graham flour" in English contexts.
The word 'Graham' is utilized as a proper noun, specifically as the name of a person being referenced in a past event.
Eu conheci o Graham ontem na reunião.
I met Graham yesterday at the meeting.
The word 'Graham' serves here as a descriptor for a specific style or type of baked goods, which are known as Graham crackers.
Ela comprou bolachas do tipo Graham no mercado.
She bought Graham-type crackers at the market.
In this sentence, 'Graham' refers to a particular type of flour, named for its creator or its specific grinding method, providing a culinary context.