vox

This is the 8452nd most frequent Portuguese word.


vox

"Vox" is a Latin word meaning "voice," occasionally used in Portuguese with the same meaning.


Here, 'vox' is used in place of the word 'voz' (voice), demonstrating its Latin root that is still recognizable.

A vox da cantora emocionou a plateia.

The singer's voice moved the audience.


In this sentence, 'vox' parallels the Latin word for 'voice', emphasizing its classical usage.

A função do rádio é transmitir a vox do locutor.

The radio's function is to transmit the announcer's voice.


Here, 'vox' is metaphorically used to represent the concept of 'inner voice', again showcasing its adaptability to modern usage with a classic touch.

Ele consultou sua vox interior antes de tomar a decisão.

He consulted his inner voice before making the decision.