No. 644 in Portuguese
marques
"Marquês" in Portuguese means "marquis" or "nobleman," a hereditary title of nobility.
In a sentence
O jovem Marques chegou na cidade hoje com sua família.
The young Marques arrived in the city today with his family.
Here, 'Marques' is used as a proper noun, likely a surname or name of a person.
O título de Marques foi concedido a ele pelo rei na Idade Média.
The title of Marquis was granted to him by the king in the Middle Ages.
In this context, 'Marques' is translated as 'Marquis', referring to a noble rank or title.
Eu fui até a loja Marques para comprar presentes.
I went to the Marques store to buy gifts.
Here, 'Marques' is used as the name of a brand or store.
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