cão

Noun

1. (masculine) dog
2. (colloquial, masculine) the Devil
3. (masculine) hammer
4. (historical, masculine) a type of artillery

Adj

white-haired

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈkɐ̃w̃/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: canis

Inherited from Latin: cānus

Cognate with Spanish: cano

In summary

Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese can, from Latin canis, canem. Compare Galician and Spanish can.

Concepts

dog

🐕

hound

canid

male dog

devil

dogs

canine

Canis familiaris

hammer

🔨

sexes

she dog

watchdog

wolf

🐺

daimon

white-haired

K-9

canids

she-dog

gos

andiron

dog

🐕

bitch

cock

daemon

demon

doggy

domestic dog

fiend

Synonyms

cachorro

cadela

cachorra

cães

lobo

🐺

onça

capeta

demônio

Canis familiaris

demónio

demo

canídeo

guará

cachorro '' ''

canídeos

diabo

loba

Sentences

O cão de boa raça lembra o pão e o jogo .

The good breed dog remembers the bread and the game.

Um cão tenta pegar um grande pneu com a boca .

A dog tries to catch a large tire with its mouth.

Um cão com uma bolsa de água está andando através da água verde clara .

A dog with a water bag is walking through the clear green water.

Um cão bronzeado que salta fora de um barco na água .

A tanned dog jumping out of a boat into the water.

Um cão amarelo está em uma estrada cercada por crianças em camisas azuis .

A yellow dog stands on a road surrounded by children in blue shirts.

Um cão castanho claro está brincando na frente de duas vacas malhadas .

A light brown dog is playing in front of two spotted cows.