No. 10,072 in Spanish
castigado
Punished.
In a sentence
El niño fue castigado por romper la ventana.
The child was punished for breaking the window.
Here, 'castigado' is used as the past participle of 'castigar' to denote an action undergone by the subject.
Si sigues actuando de esa manera, terminarás castigado.
If you keep acting that way, you'll end up punished.
In this case, 'castigado' conveys a warning of a potential consequence, referring to a state resulting from a hypothetical punishment.
El alumno quedó castigado después de clase por interrumpir al profesor.
The student was given punishment after class for interrupting the teacher.
Here, 'castigado' describes the student's status as a result of disciplinary action.
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