ponta

noun
  1. In Portuguese, 'ponta' means 'tip' or 'point', often used to describe the end of an object or a sharp edge. noun
    He stood at the ponta of the cliff, looking out over the ocean.
    The knife has a sharp ponta that can easily cut through vegetables.
  2. In some contexts, 'ponta' can refer to a position or role, such as being at the forefront or leading edge of an activity. noun
    She is at the ponta of the research team, leading the latest project.
    The company is at the ponta of technological innovation in the industry.

translations

🇺🇸 English → point yleinen, arkikieli
🇬🇷 Greek → άκρη arkinen, paikan osoittaminen
🇵🇹 Portuguese → ponta yleinen, arkikieli