No. 245 in Portuguese
muita
"Much" or "a lot of" (feminine form).
In a sentence
Ela tem muita paciência.
She has a lot of patience.
The word 'muita' is used as an adjective meaning 'a lot of' to describe the quantity of patience.
Aqui há muita gente.
There are many people here.
The word 'muita' denotes a large number of people, used as an adjective modifying the noun 'gente' (people).
Ele está com muita fome.
He is very hungry.
The word 'muita' intensifies the noun 'fome' (hunger), emphasizing the degree of hunger.
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