O outono
Example: No outono, as folhas das árvores mudam de cor.
Definition
"O outono" refers to the season of autumn, characterized by cooler weather and the changing color of leaves before they fall from trees. It is the period between summer and winter, often associated with harvest time and shorter daylight hours.
Etymology
The word "o outono" in Portuguese comes from the Latin word 'autumnus,' which means autumn or fall. Did you know? The term has been used since Roman times to describe this transitional season, marking the end of the growing period and the start of preparation for winter.
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