No. 249 in Portuguese
feita
"Feita" means "made" or "done" in English.
In a sentence
A tarefa foi feita com muita dedicação.
The task was done with great dedication.
In this context, 'feita' serves as a past participle of the verb 'fazer', used with the verb 'foi' to form the passive voice.
Ela é feita para durar.
It is made to last.
Here, 'feita' describes the state of being created or designed for a purpose, used as an adjective.
Tudo está feito agora.
Everything is done now.
The word 'feito' acts as a past participle indicating the completion or end state of actions or processes.
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