kanu

This is the 7100th most frequent Portuguese word.


kanu

"Kanu" is not originally a Portuguese word; it is likely borrowed and refers to "canoe" in English.


In this sentence, 'kanu' is used as a loanword to refer to a small boat, specifically a canoe, indicating its borrowed usage in Portuguese from other languages.

O kanu deslizou suavemente pelo rio, conduzido pelo remador habilidoso.

The canoe glided smoothly through the river, steered by the skilled paddler.


Here, 'kanu' denotes a recreational activity involving canoeing, suggesting its use in leisure contexts.

Eles foram ao lago para fazer um passeio de kanu ao pôr do sol.

They went to the lake for a canoe ride at sunset.


In this example, 'kanu' expands to represent traditional and cultural significance, implying its use in demonstrating heritage or craft.

No festival cultural, havia uma exposição de kanus tradicionais de várias partes do mundo.

At the cultural festival, there was an exhibition of traditional canoes from various parts of the world.