How to Say “Crown” in Portuguese

coroa
/koˈɾo(w).ɐ/feminine
The English phrase "crown" translates to Portuguese as coroa.
coroa is a feminine noun referring to a royal headdress. You can also use the related adjective da coroa to mean "of, related to or pertaining to a crown," or the verb coroar to mean "to declare one a winner."
Meaning: royal headdress (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural of coroa is coroas.

How do you pronounce it?

The word coroa has 3 syllables, with the stress on the 2nd syllable. The IPA is /koˈɾo(w).ɐ/.

Did you know?

  • When flipping a coin, Portuguese speakers refer to the 'tails' side as coroa because it traditionally depicted the crown of the monarch.
  • In Brazilian Portuguese, coroa is a common slang term for an older person or a 'silver fox'.
  • While coroa is the standard word, the related term coronário is used in medicine to describe the arteries surrounding the heart, which are shaped like a crown.

Examples in context

  • Estou vendo a coroa.
    I see the crown.
    This sentence is useful for seeing the use of the definite article with coroa.
    Tatoeba #1912158 by alexmarcelo, translation #1912244 by CM
  • Estou vendo uma coroa.
    I see a crown.
    This sentence is useful for seeing the use of the indefinite article with coroa.
    Tatoeba #1912159 by alexmarcelo, translation #1912242 by CM
  • O rei sempre usa uma coroa.
    The king always wears a crown.
    Tatoeba #1189896 by alexmarcelo, translation #49456 by CK
  • A coroa real é feita de ouro maciço.
    The royal crown is made of solid gold.
  • A rainha usava um diadema cravejado de diamantes.
    The queen wore a diamond-studded crown.
  • 23 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

In a museum, looking at a historical exhibit.

  1. Juliana

    Olha que coroa linda, Gabriel!
    Look what a beautiful crown, Gabriel!
  2. Gabriel

    Sim, a coroa é impressionante.
    Yes, the crown is impressive.
  3. Juliana

    Ela parece ser muito valiosa.
    It looks very valuable.
  4. Gabriel

    Com certeza, Juliana.
    For sure, Juliana.

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