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Is the word elfo the same in Brazilian and European Portuguese?

Yes.

The word "elfo" is identical in both Brazilian and European Portuguese in terms of spelling, grammatical category (masculine noun), and meaning (a mythical creature). There are no differences in its definition or usage. The only possible difference lies in the subtle nuances of pronunciation, specifically the openness of the stressed vowel, which is a common characteristic of shared vocabulary between the two dialects.

Brazilian Portuguese Examples

  1. O elfo vive escondido na floresta. (The elf lives hidden in the forest.)
  2. Eu vi um elfo na tela do computador. (I saw an elf on the computer screen.)
  3. Aquele elfo é muito forte. (That elf is very strong.)
  4. Eu adoro histórias que têm elfos. (I love stories that have elves.)
  5. O personagem elfo é o meu favorito. (The elf character is my favorite.)

European Portuguese Examples

  1. O elfo vive escondido na floresta. (The elf lives hidden in the forest.)
  2. Eu vi um elfo no ecrã do computador. (I saw an elf on the computer screen.)
  3. Aquele elfo é muito forte. (That elf is very strong.)
  4. Gosto muito de histórias que têm elfos. (I like stories that have elves very much.)
  5. O personagem elfo é o meu preferido. (The elf character is my preferred one.)