engenhão

This is the 6110th most frequent French word.


engenhão

"Engenhão" is not a French word; it is Portuguese and refers to a large engineering structure or stadium, specifically the Estádio Nilton Santos in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.


In this sentence, 'Engenhão' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific place, the stadium also known as Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos.

L'Engenhão est un célèbre stade au Brésil.

Engenhão is a famous stadium in Brazil.


Here, 'Engenhão' again refers to the stadium and describes the location where an event occurred.

J'ai vu un match de foot à l'Engenhão hier soir.

I watched a soccer match at Engenhão last night.


In this usage, 'Engenhão' is explained as derived from its location in a specific neighborhood, providing historical context.

Le nom Engenhão vient du quartier Engenho de Dentro.

The name Engenhão comes from the Engenho de Dentro neighborhood.