This is the 7309th most frequent Portuguese word.
mantiba
"Mantiba" is not a standard Portuguese word. It might be a misspelling or regional slang, but it does not have a widely recognized definition in Portuguese.
In this sentence, 'mantiba' is used as a noun referring to an entity characterized by its unique appearance. This highlights that 'mantiba' can be a proper noun or name of an object or being.
A mantiba é conhecida por sua beleza única.
The mantiba is known for its unique beauty.
Here, 'mantiba' functions as a subject within the sentence indicating a person or being. The sentence contextualizes 'mantiba' performing an action or possessing an attribute.
Você viu a manta que a mantiba usa?
Did you see the cloak that the mantiba wears?
In this example, 'mantiba' refers to an entity as the focus of traditions and cultural practices, illustrating its adaptability in describing subjects related to events or customs.