vinha

vinha

"Vinha" means "vineyard" or "came" (past imperfect of "vir," to come) in English, depending on context.

In this sentence, 'vinha' is used as the imperfect tense of the verb 'vir', expressing a past action that was ongoing or habitual.

Eu vinha pensando nisso antes de você mencionar.

I had been thinking about it before you mentioned it.

Here, 'vinha' is a noun that refers to a vineyard, a place where grapevines are cultivated.

A vinha do vizinho produz as melhores uvas.

The neighbor's vineyard produces the best grapes.

In this case, 'vinha' is again the imperfect tense of 'vir', indicating a repeated or habitual action in the past.

Quando eu era criança, eu vinha aqui todos os verões.

When I was a child, I used to come here every summer.