soul in Portuguese
soul in Portuguese is alma, espírito, ânimo — soul means the spiritual or immaterial part of a person, often believed to continue after death.
soul in Portuguese
alma
espírito
ânimo
Life, energy, vigor.
alma
Life, energy, vigor.
soul
(music) Soul music.
What does "soul" mean?
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noun The spiritual or immaterial part of a person, often believed to continue after death.
"Many people believe the soul leaves the body at the moment of death."
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noun The essential or defining quality of something; its life and character.
"Street food gives the town much of its soul and its character."
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noun A genre of African American popular music known for its emotional, gospel-influenced style.
"She sings soul with a warm, powerful voice that fills the room."
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noun A person, especially thought of as one among many.
"Every living soul in the village came out to watch the parade."
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soul in a sentence
- Many people believe the soul leaves the body at the moment of death.
- He prayed for the soul of his late grandfather.
- Street food gives the town much of its soul and its character.
- Careful restoration kept the soul of the old theatre intact.
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What is "soul" in Portuguese?
"soul" in Portuguese is alma, espírito, ânimo. soul means: The spiritual or immaterial part of a person, often believed to continue after death.
How do you use "soul" in a sentence?
Example: "Many people believe the soul leaves the body at the moment of death." In Portuguese, "soul" is alma, espírito, ânimo.
Are there other ways to say "soul" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 4 translations listed for "soul": alma, espírito, ânimo, soul.
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