mancebo

This is the 7297th most frequent Portuguese word.


mancebo

A young man or a youth.


Here, 'mancebo' is used to refer to a young man, often implying youth and sometimes vigor.

O mancebo caminhava pela praça, admirando a paisagem.

The young man walked through the square, admiring the scenery.


In this context, 'mancebo' refers to a coat rack—a piece of furniture used for hanging coats and other items.

Comprei um mancebo novo para pendurar os casacos.

I bought a new coat rack to hang the jackets.


Here again, 'mancebo' signifies a young man, focusing on his ability to provide useful advice.

O conselho do mancebo foi muito valioso e prudente.

The advice of the young man was very valuable and prudent.