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mulher

Sentences
An user
Havia   uma   mulher
👩
   desaparecida !

There was a woman missing!

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An user
" Me   conte   mais   sobre
🔛
   o   seu   sonho
😴💭
 ?"  disse   a   mulher
👩
 .

“Tell me more about your dream?” the woman said.

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An user
Mulher
👩
   de   meia   idade   comendo   frango .

Middle-aged woman eating chicken.

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An user
Um
1
   homem
♂️
   e   uma   mulher
👩
   mostrando   uma   criança
🧒
   pequena   como   usar   uma   arma .

A man and a woman showing a small child how to use a gun.

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An user
Uma   mulher
👩
   faz   caretas   para   uma   criança
🧒
   pequena .

A woman grimaces at a small child.

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An user
O   maquinista   prendeu   uma   mulher
👩
   que   havia   evitado   a   passagem .

The engineer arrested a woman who had avoided the passage.

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Meaning

Concepts

woman
👩
wife
👰‍♀️
girl
👧
lady
female
♀️
women
spouse
maid

fille

Miss
dame
broad
miss
missy
friend
madam
girlfriend

married woman

bride
wench

young woman

lover
❤️
madame
mademoiselle
maiden
mate
🧉
mesdemoiselles
milady
missus
mistress
Mrs
old woman
sexpot
sheila
signora
signorina
skirt
squaw
womanhood
young lady
Mrs.
baby girl

damoiselle

female person

female spouse

Frau
lady friend
Ms
Ms.

adult female

Synonyms

esposa
A2
garota
B1
👧
rapariga
A1
👧
moça
C1
👧
dama
B2
menina
A1
👧
senhora
A1
amante
B2
brasa
C1
marido
A1
🤵
namorada
A2

marida

senhorita
B2
dona
B2
fêmea
C1
♀️
criança
A2
🧒

sexo feminino

velha
A2
franguinha
cafetina

femea

gata
C1
Translations

femme
👩
Frau
👩
mujer
👩
vrouw
👩
donna
👩

γυναίκα

dona
👩
mulier
👩
kadın
👩
femina
👩
Weib
👩
moglie
👰‍♀️
esposa
👰‍♀️
jin
👩
Frequency

A1
Pronounced as (IPA)
/muˈʎɛʁ/
Etymology

Cognate with Galician
Galician
muller
Inherited from Latin
Latin
mulier
Cognate with Spanish
Spanish
mujer
Cognate with Catalan
Catalan
muller
Cognate with Italian
Italian
moglie
Cognate with Romanian
muiere
In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese muller, moller (hence also Galician muller), from Latin mulierem (“woman; wife”), of uncertain origin. Maybe from Proto-Indo-European *h₂melǵ- (milk; to milk). Cognate with Spanish mujer, Catalan muller, Italian moglie, and Romanian muiere.

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