This is the 11167th most frequent Portuguese word.
made
The word "made" does not exist in Portuguese; it might be a misspelling.
In this sentence, 'made' translates to 'fiz', which is the past tense form of 'fazer', indicating performing an action or creating something in the past.
Eu fiz isso para ajudá-lo.
I made this to help you.
Here, 'made' corresponds to 'feito', a past participle used to describe something that has been constructed or created, emphasizing the process and care taken.
Isso foi feito com muito cuidado.
This was made with great care.
In this instance, 'made' is represented by 'feita', agreeing with 'escultura' (sculpture) and indicating it was crafted manually.