No. 9,461 in Spanish

amado

Beloved; loved.

In a sentence

Eres mi amado hijo.
You are my beloved son.
In this sentence, 'amado' is used as an adjective, modifying 'hijo' to describe a relationship of care and affection.
Ha amado la música desde que era joven.
He has loved music since he was young.
Here, 'amado' is the past participle of the verb 'amar' in the present perfect tense, indicating an action of loving that started in the past and has relevance or continuation.
El amado llegó para quedarse.
The beloved arrived to stay.
In this context, 'amado' is a noun used to refer to the person who is loved, showcasing its function as a substantive derived from the verb 'amar'.

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