No. 94 in Portuguese
todas
"Todas" means "all" or "every" (feminine plural).
In a sentence
Eu li todas as páginas do livro.
I read all the pages of the book.
'Todas' is used as a feminine plural pronoun meaning 'all' to refer to multiple feminine items, in this case, 'páginas'.
Todas elas estão prontas para a reunião.
All of them are ready for the meeting.
'Todas' is used as a feminine plural pronoun meaning 'all' to refer to a group of feminine subjects, in this case, an unnamed group represented by 'elas'.
As flores no jardim são todas bonitas.
The flowers in the garden are all beautiful.
'Todas' is used as a feminine plural adjective meaning 'all' to describe the noun 'flores', suggesting that the entire group possesses the attribute of being beautiful.
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