O dano
Example: O dano causado pela tempestade foi muito grande.
Definition
"O dano" refers to harm or injury caused to a person, property, or reputation, often resulting in a legal claim for compensation. In legal contexts, "o dano" represents the loss or damage suffered that may justify restitution or penalty.
Etymology
The term "o dano" comes from the Latin word 'damnum,' meaning loss or harm. It entered Portuguese through Old French 'danne,' carrying the same meaning of damage or injury. Did you know? The concept of "o dano" has been central to legal systems since Roman times, emphasizing responsibility and repair.
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