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edo

/ˈiː.dəʊ/

Tradução: Nome próprio referente a um representante do povo da África Ocidental que vive nas florestas tropicais do sul da Nigéria, ou ao antigo nome de Tóquio, capital e maior cidade do Japão.

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noun

/ˈiː.dəʊ/B2formal
  • ptNome próprio referente a um representante do povo da África Ocidental que vive nas florestas tropicais do sul da Nigéria, ou ao antigo nome de Tóquio, capital e maior cidade do Japão.

A proper noun referring to a member of a West African people living in the tropical forest region of southern Nigeria, or the former name of Tokyo, the capital and largest city of Japan.

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  1. Ethnic group in NigeriaB2formal

    A member of a West African ethnic group primarily located in the tropical forest region of southern Nigeria, known for their rich cultural heritage and historical kingdom.

    ptEdo

    • The Edo people have a long history of bronze casting and art.
    • Many Edo people live in and around Benin City in Nigeria.
    • The traditional ruler of the Edo people is the Oba of Benin.

    Sinônimosbenin

  2. Historical name for TokyoB2formal

    The former name of Tokyo, which served as the capital and largest city of Japan during the Tokugawa shogunate and remains a major economic and cultural center.

    ptEdo

    • Edo was the political heart of Japan during the shogunate period.
    • The city of Edo was renamed Tokyo in 1868.
    • Edo Castle is now part of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.

    Sinônimostokiotokyoyedo

Formas
  • edos plural form
  • edos' possessive plural form
  • edo's possessive singular form