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Ginásios is masculine in Portuguese. The article is os, so the full form is os ginásios ("gymnasiums").
MASCULINEginásios is the plural of ginásio
os ginásios — gymnasiums
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How do you say ginásios in Portuguese?
How do you pronounce ginásios in Portuguese?
ginásios is pronounced /us ʒiˈnazjus/ in Portuguese.
Example sentences
O ginásio novo foi construído no centro da cidade.
The new gymnasium was built in the city center.
Aquele ginásio é muito bem equipado para as aulas de educação física.
That gymnasium is very well equipped for physical education classes.
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Why is it masculine?
Ginásios is masculine because it derives from Latin "gymnasium," which is a neuter noun in Latin but was adopted into Portuguese through Greek "gymnásion" and assigned to the masculine gender following Portuguese's pattern of treating -o ending words as masculine. The word's association with physical training institutions in Romance languages solidified this gender assignment.
What is the Portuguese word for gymnasiums?
The Portuguese word for gymnasiums is os ginásios — masculine.
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