Deixálas

Deixálas is a Portuguese word, specifically the feminine plural form of the verb "deixar," meaning "to leave" or "to let." In grammatical context, "deixálas" refers to the act of leaving or letting something or someone feminine plural be in a certain state or place.

The word is composed of the verb infinitive "deixar" and the clitic pronoun "las," which is the feminine plural form of the direct object pronoun "a" (her/it) or "as" (them, feminine). When combined, "deixar" + "las" becomes "deixálas." This grammatical structure is common in Portuguese, where object pronouns often attach to the end of verbs, particularly in affirmative clauses.

For example, in the sentence "Eu preciso deixálas em casa" (I need to leave them [feminine plural] at home), "deixálas" functions as the verb phrase indicating the action of leaving. Similarly, in "Podemos deixálas entrar?" (Can we let them [feminine plural] in?), "deixálas" conveys the meaning of allowing entry. The specific meaning of "deixálas" is dependent on the context in which it is used, as it can refer to physical objects, abstract concepts, or even people, provided they are grammatically feminine and plural.