Traducció - Portuguès-Anglès - Aquela que une

Could it be "unites"? It will make (marginally) more sense to me.

You may be right, irini.
"The one who joins", I understand it as "the one (female) who reaches the others"...but I am not so sure, I may be wrong.

It is the meaning of the name 'Rebecca' (I did search in the internet). According to some sites this name is a "girl's name of Hebrew origin, means: To tie; bound;"

http://alamedadaesperanca.blogspot.com/2006/12/rebeca-aquela-que-une-aquela-que.html

http://www.ivillage.co.uk/pregnancyandbaby/babynames/meanings/0,,9670,00.html

"joins" can mean "unites" - I think this should be acceptable, shouldn't it? pluiepoco?

I reject it because it did not translate the feminity.

Frankly, I did not know how to use "aquela" in a sentence, this sentence is not complete.

Thanks for the explanation. I changed it and I'm going to accept it with no rating.

It's always dangerous to translate a uncomplete sentence.

I doubt why belabela wanted to translate this into English and Hebrew.

It can be as stupid as to translate a single word.