From duas(“two”) the feminine form of dois(“two”) and cabeças(“heads”) the plural form of cabeça(“head”) and pensam(“they think”) the present indicative third person plural of pensar(“to think”) and melhor(“better”) the comparative form of bem(“well”) and que(“than”) and uma(“one”) the feminine form of um(“one”), literally meaning "two heads think better than a head", "many heads think better than one" or "two heads think better than one".