filho

This is the 828th most frequent Portuguese word.


filho

"Filho" means "son" in English.


Here, 'filho' signifies a male offspring and is used in direct possession with 'meu' (my).

O João é meu filho.

João is my son.


The term 'filho' refers to a male offspring and is related to 'do meu amigo' (of my friend), showing relationship.

O filho do meu amigo é muito educado.

The son of my friend is very polite.


In this example, 'filho' is combined with 'adotivo' (adopted) to indicate the legal relationship of an adopted son.

Ela trata o filho adotivo como se fosse dela.

She treats her adopted son as if he were her own.