hernando

This is the 6849th most frequent Portuguese word.


hernando

"Hernando" is a proper noun, typically a Spanish given name, and does not have a meaning in Portuguese.


The word 'Hernando' functions as a proper noun, specifically as the name of the subject of the sentence.

Hernando comprou um livro novo para sua coleção.

Hernando bought a new book for his collection.


In this context, 'Hernando' refers to a specific individual in history, serving as the subject of the sentence.

Na história antiga, Hernando foi reconhecido como um explorador famoso.

In ancient history, Hernando was recognized as a famous explorer.


Here, 'Hernando' is the person someone is conversing with, working as the object directly addressed in the sentence.

Ela falou com Hernando sobre os planos para o fim de semana.

She talked to Hernando about the plans for the weekend.