This is the 7260th most frequent Portuguese word.
meo
"Meo" is a casual or regional variation of "meu," meaning "my" in English.
The word 'meo' here is a colloquial variant of 'meu', which means 'my' in Portuguese. It is used to denote possession in informal speech.
O meo amigo sempre me ajuda quando preciso.
My friend always helps me when I need it.
In this sentence, 'meo' functions as a slang term used to address a close friend or peer, similar to 'bro' or 'mate' in English.
Meo, essa ideia foi genial!
Mate, that idea was brilliant!
Here, 'meo' is used in the phrase 'no meo,' a typographical variation of 'no meio,' meaning 'in the middle' or 'amidst,' indicating a spatial context.