No. 3,937 in Spanish
ahumada
Smoked.
In a sentence
La carne ahumada tiene un sabor delicioso.
The smoked meat has a delicious flavor.
In this sentence, 'ahumada' is used as an adjective describing the meat, indicating that it has undergone a smoking process.
Compré una tabla de madera ahumada para decorar mi cocina.
I bought a smoked wooden board to decorate my kitchen.
Here, 'ahumada' describes the wooden board, referring to its appearance or treatment that gives it a smoked or darkened look.
La ventana estaba tan sucia que parecía ahumada.
The window was so dirty that it seemed smoked.
In this context, 'ahumada' is used metaphorically to describe the dirty appearance of the window, similar to how smoke might stain or obscure glass.
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