No. 2,226 in Portuguese
saído
"Saído" means "gone out" or "left."
In a sentence
Ele tinha saído de casa muito cedo.
He had left the house very early.
The word 'saído' in this sentence is the past participle of 'sair', used in the past perfect tense to indicate an action completed before another past event.
Eu já havia saído do trabalho quando ele ligou.
I had already left work when he called.
Here, 'saído' is again the past participle of 'sair', indicating a completed action in a situation described in the past perfect tense.
Você parece cansado, como se tivesse saído de uma maratona.
You look tired, as if you had gone out of a marathon.
In this example, 'saído' is used in a subjunctive mood, expressing a hypothetical situation or event.
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