casada

In a sentence

• Ella está casada con un cantante famoso.

  She is married to a famous singer.

  In this sentence, 'casada' is used as an adjective to describe the marital status of the subject. It indicates that she is in a marital relationship.

• Como casada, prefiere pasar tiempo con su familia.

  As a married woman, she prefers to spend time with her family.

  Here, 'casada' functions as a noun indicating a woman who is married. This usage emphasizes her role in the context of her marital status.

• ¿Ahora que estás casada, has cambiado tu rutina diaria?

  Now that you are married, have you changed your daily routine?

  In this example, 'casada' is again an adjective, describing the state of being married, addressed directly to a female subject as part of a question.