I believe it is Trigueiro which is a Portuguese word. I learned this word on the Faial passaporte listing as a skin color. It comes from trigo (wheat) and means dark-complexion. Possibly wheat-colored, or the color of someone who works in the sun (such as in wheat fields). I hadn't seen it as a name before, but a quick search on familysearch.org finds many examples of people with this name. I agree with Linda that the date of birth is 11 (honze, archaic form of onze) of February.
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