No. 1,206 in Catalan

caigut

"Caigut" means "fallen" in English.

In a sentence

El llibre ha caigut de la taula.
The book has fallen off the table.
The term 'caigut' is used as the past participle of 'caure', indicating a past completed action of falling.
Per què estàs tan caigut avui?
Why are you feeling so down today?
Here, 'caigut' is used metaphorically to describe emotional or mental state, indicating sadness or low energy.
Ha trobat un arbre caigut al camí.
He found a fallen tree on the path.
In this sentence, 'caigut' describes the state of an object (the tree) as fallen or laying down, functioning as an adjective.

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