This is the 8242nd most frequent Portuguese word.
temporão
"Temporão" means something premature or out of season, often referring to crops or someone born much later than siblings.
In this sentence, 'temporão' refers to a plant that grows at a time other than its usual season, highlighting an early or untimely growth.
O tomate temporão cresce fora da estação habitual.
The early tomato grows outside the usual season.
Here, 'temporão' is used metaphorically to describe a child born significantly later than their siblings, emphasizing the timing of their birth within the family.
Ele é o filho temporão da família.
He is the late-born child of the family.
'Temporãs' in this case shows how 'temporão' can describe fruit harvested earlier than usual, used substantively in plural form to refer to the grapes themselves.