This is the 1656th most frequent Portuguese word.
sus
"Sus" in Portuguese is slang derived from English, meaning "suspicious" or "suspect."
Here, 'suspiros' translates to 'sighs', with 'sus' serving as the beginning of the word and contributing to its meaning in context.
Os suspiros eram tão altos que todos na sala ouviram.
The sighs were so loud that everyone in the room heard them.
In this sentence, 'susurrante' derives from 'sussurrar', meaning 'to whisper', indicating a quality of the dress that evokes the idea of whispers.
Ela usou um vestido susurrante durante a festa.
She wore a whispering dress during the party.
'Suslitante' is a constructed word, hypothetically implying a sense of uplifting or soaring, combining the idea introduced by 'sus' as part of word formation.