Alcançálas

Alcançálas is a Portuguese word that translates to "to reach them" or "to achieve them" in English. It is a verb in the infinitive form, specifically the infinitive personal of the verb alcançar, which means to reach, attain, or achieve. The "las" suffix indicates that the action is directed towards multiple feminine direct objects.

The verb "alcançar" itself carries connotations of effort and ambition. When combined with "las," it suggests a goal or set of goals that are tangible and potentially challenging to attain. The phrase can be used in various contexts, from personal aspirations to broader societal objectives. For instance, someone might speak of "alcançálas" when referring to reaching their dreams or achieving specific targets.

The grammatical structure of "alcançálas" highlights the direct object that is being pursued. The "a" ending signifies the infinitive, and the attached "las" clearly identifies the feminine plural pronoun. This precise grammatical form allows for nuanced expression in Portuguese, distinguishing between reaching singular objects, masculine objects, or multiple masculine objects. Understanding this conjugation is key to comprehending the specific meaning and context in which "alcançálas" is used.