imundo

This is the 10832nd most frequent Portuguese word.


imundo

Dirty; filthy; unclean.


In this sentence, "imundo" describes the state of the floor, indicating it is dirty or contaminated, commonly used to refer to physical cleanliness.

O chão da casa estava imundo depois da festa.

The floor of the house was filthy after the party.


Here, "imundo" is used metaphorically to refer to something unethical, immoral, or corrupt, not physically dirty.

Ele se envolveu em negócios imundos que prejudicaram várias pessoas.

He got involved in filthy businesses that harmed many people.


In this sentence, "imundo" characterizes a behavior as vile or despicable, highlighting moral judgment rather than physical dirtiness.

Esse tipo de comportamento é imundo e prejudica a convivência.

That type of behavior is vile and harms coexistence.