This is the 7466th most frequent Portuguese word.
murara
"Murara" is not a standard Portuguese word; it may be a misspelling or regional term.
In this sentence, 'murara' is used as the past preterite form of the verb 'murar,' indicating that the action of building a wall or enclosure around something was completed at some point in the past.
Ela murara a entrada do jardim com pedras para evitar o acesso.
She had blocked the garden's entrance with stones to prevent access.
Here, 'murara' occurs as part of a conditional clause in the subjunctive mood, illustrating a hypothetical past event affecting the present situation.
Se ele murara o quintal corretamente, não haveria problemas de segurança.
If he had walled the backyard correctly, there would be no security issues.
In this example, 'murara' is utilized to describe a completed past action in indicative mood, emphasizing that the wall construction occurred before another event.