masculine

Archbishop.

1. Thrusting sword; tuck; estoc.
2. More rigid and thinner sword with unsharpened edges used especially to thrust and pierce, estocar in Portuguese. Weapon much used by infantrymen from the 14th century. See: Gouveia Monteiro, A Guerra em Portugal nos Finais da Idade Média (Lisboa: Editorial Notícias, 1998), p. 539-541.

1. Affairs. [Pedro, ch. 39: 26; ch. 40: 56]
2. Deeds.
3. Plans. [Pedro, ch. 41: 21]
4. Doings. [Pedro, ch. 41: 56]

Haver seu acordo: to make up one's mind. [Pedro, ch. 39: 22; João-1, ch.158: 20]

1. War.
2. Fazer guerra: to wage or to make war (on someone).

Mien; expression. [Pedro, ch. 39: 12]

Perturbed. 
 

1. Conplaint.
2. Haver queixume: to be aggrieved. [Pedro, ch. 39: 9]

1. Vexed. [Pedro, ch. 39: 12]

1. See: aposentador. [João-2, ch. 2002: 5 ??]