This is the 8273rd most frequent Portuguese word.
titford
The word "titford" does not exist in Portuguese. It may be a misspelling or a name.
In this sentence, 'Titford' is used as a proper noun, specifically the name of a river.
O explorador encontrou um rio chamado Titford durante sua expedição.
The explorer encountered a river named Titford during his expedition.
Here, 'Titford' refers to the name of a project, indicating its designation as a proper noun.
Os cidadãos discutiram sobre o projeto Titford na reunião comunitária.
The citizens discussed the Titford project at the community meeting.
In this example, 'Titford' is utilized as a surname, identifying a person's family name.