O dano
Example: O dano causado pela tempestade foi muito grande na cidade.
Definition
"O dano" refers to the harm or injury caused to someone or something, often resulting in loss, impairment, or destruction. For example, "O dano causado pela tempestade" means the damage caused by the storm, highlighting the negative impact on property or well-being.
Etymology
The phrase "o dano" comes from the Latin word 'damnum,' meaning loss or harm. It entered Portuguese to describe physical or moral injury. Did you know? The word 'damage' in English shares the same Latin root, showing a common origin across languages.
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