levante

This is the 2922nd most frequent Portuguese word.


levante

"Levante" in Portuguese means "uprising" or "the act of rising."


In this sentence, 'levant' is a noun meaning 'uprising' or 'revolt', referring to a collective social movement.

O levante popular começou na praça da cidade.

The popular uprising started at the city's square.


Here, 'levante' functions as a noun symbolizing the 'beginning' or 'dawn', metaphorically referring to the start of the day.

Finalmente, o sol nasceu, trazendo o levante do dia.

Finally, the sun rose, bringing about the day's dawn.


Here, 'levante' is used as a noun referring to the 'rightful placement' or 'standing position' for the object being moved.

Por favor, leve o objeto pesado com cuidado ao levante.

Please, carry the heavy object carefully to the standing position.