This is the 7599th most frequent Portuguese word.
paso
In Portuguese, "paso" is not a standard word, but it might be a misspelling of "passo," which means "step."
Here, 'paso' is used as a verb form in Galician, meaning 'I spend' (time/location). It reflects an activity performed by the subject.
Eu paso toda manhã no parque.
I spend every morning in the park.
Here, 'paso' acts as a noun that refers to the act or concept of 'passing' or 'progression over time'.
O paso do tempo nos ensina muitas coisas.
The passing of time teaches us many things.
In this sentence, 'paso' is used as a noun meaning 'step,' indicating progress or advancement in a figurative sense.