trezentas

Trezentas is a Portuguese word that translates to "three hundred" in English. It is a cardinal number and represents the quantity of 300. The word is derived from the Latin word "trecenti," meaning "three hundred."

In Portuguese, "trezentas" is the feminine form of the number three hundred. The masculine form is "trezentos." When referring to countable feminine nouns, "trezentas" is used. For example, "trezentas pessoas" (three hundred people) or "trezentas casas" (three hundred houses). When referring to countable masculine nouns, "trezentos" is used. For example, "trezentos carros" (three hundred cars) or "trezentos livros" (three hundred books).

The number 300 itself has various mathematical properties. It is an even number and a composite number. Its prime factorization is 2^2 * 3 * 5^2. In Roman numerals, 300 is represented as CCC.

The term "trezentas" can also be used in a more general sense to indicate a large but unspecified quantity, similar to how "hundreds" might be used in English. However, its primary and most direct meaning remains the precise number 300.