renascente

Renascente is a Portuguese term used as an adjective or noun to denote something that is being reborn, revived, or rising again. It derives from re- (again) and nascente (born, rising), connected to the verb nascer, to be born. The word is related to concepts of revival and renewal and can be used to describe cultural, economic, social, or artistic phenomena that regain momentum after a period of decline.

As an adjective, renascente characterizes processes or periods marked by revival, such as a renascent culture, a renascente economy, or architectural styles undergoing renewal. In literary or philosophical contexts it may describe movements that reemerge with contemporary relevance, signaling a return to earlier forms with new meanings. The term is closely linked to renascimento (the Renaissance) and renascentista (renaissance-related or revivalist).

In everyday language, renascente often appears in discussions about trends or phenomena that experience resurgence, revival, or renewed interest. It can contrast with terms like decadente or extinto to emphasize revival rather than decline.

When capitalized as Renascente, the word can function as a proper noun, referring to a brand, company, or organization. However, there is no single globally dominant entity by this exact name, and uses as a proper noun are usually specific to a regional or organizational context.