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[ SLANG ][ MULTILINGUAL NATIVE ]

Brazilian Portuguese gamer verb, from the English "build", meaning to put together a character build: choosing skills, attributes, items or equipment so the character works well in a given role ("buildar o personagem", "como buildar"). It is common in RPGs, ARPGs and MOBAs.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

""Vou buildar meu mago só em dano de fogo nessa temporada.""

LORE & ORIGIN

Portuguese -ar verb on the English noun "build". Wiktionary (PT) records "buildar" in its software sense, "construir (uma instância executável)", from English build plus the verb ending -ar. For the gaming sense, the Guia Alfa Path of Exile 2 guide (updated 30 Sep 2026) defines a build as a guide that an experienced player shares to explain how a character was set up, but uses only the noun, not the verb. The gaming verb itself is not dated by the pages opened.

FIRST SEEN
Unknown (verb undated; the noun "build" is standard in Brazilian game guides)
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
2010s-2020s (RPG and ARPG guides)
CURRENT STATUS
Legacy / Decaying Slang

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Unknown (verb undated; the noun "build" is standard in Brazilian game guides)
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