aprova
Aprova is a Portuguese verb form derived from the verb aprovar, meaning to approve, authorize, or endorse. It is used to indicate that something has been approved, such as a proposal, budget, or decision. The form appears in different gramatical contexts, including present tense, imperative, and other conjugations, and is common in administrative, legal, and everyday speech.
Conjugation (present indicative)
The word also functions as the affirmative informal imperative in some dialects (especially European Portuguese), where
Aprova comes from aprovar, itself from Latin approvare, formed from ad- and probare (to test or prove)
- Aprovar is used for formal and informal approvals, such as approving a bill, a plan, a
- Aprova, as a stand-alone form, can be encountered as “he approves” (ele aprova) or as the
- Synonyms in Portuguese include autorizar, validar, and reconhecer, depending on nuance.