Venus in Portuguese
Venus in Portuguese is Vénus, Vênus — Venus means the second planet from the Sun in our Solar System, named for the Roman goddess of love.
Venus in Portuguese
Vénus
Vênus
What does "Venus" mean?
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name The second planet from the Sun in our Solar System, named for the Roman goddess of love.
"Venus is often visible in the night sky as the "evening star.""
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name In Roman mythology, the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility.
"Artists have painted Venus rising from the sea for centuries."
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Venus in a sentence
- Venus is often visible in the night sky as the "evening star."
- Artists have painted Venus rising from the sea for centuries.
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What is "Venus" in Portuguese?
"Venus" in Portuguese is Vénus, Vênus. Venus means: The second planet from the Sun in our Solar System, named for the Roman goddess of love.
How do you use "Venus" in a sentence?
Example: "Venus is often visible in the night sky as the "evening star."" In Portuguese, "Venus" is Vénus, Vênus.
Are there other ways to say "Venus" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "Venus": Vénus, Vênus.
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