No. 6,513 in Spanish
cabada
"Cabada" refers to a type of barley in English.
In a sentence
El proyecto finalmente fue cabada después de pasar tantas noches trabajando.
The project was finally completed after spending so many nights working.
Here, "cabada" is used as the past participle of the verb "cabar" (a variation commonly found in regional Spanish), meaning "to finish" or "to complete."
La sopa tiene un aspecto cabada, perfecta para servir.
The soup has a completed appearance, perfect for serving.
In this context, "cabada" describes the state of being completed or ready, matching the attributes of the noun it modifies, "aspecto."
La pared estaba cabada con un diseño elaborado.
The wall was completed with an elaborate design.
Here, "cabada" serves as a descriptive word to indicate that an object has reached completion.
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