No. 250 in Spanish
dicho
A "saying" or proverb.
In a sentence
El dicho 'Más vale tarde que nunca' es muy conocido.
The saying 'Better late than never' is very well-known.
used as a noun referring to a proverb or saying
Hemos preparado una solución para resolver el dicho problema.
We have prepared a solution to resolve the aforementioned issue.
used as an adjective meaning 'aforementioned' or 'mentioned previously'
Él siempre ha vivido según lo que ha dicho.
He has always lived according to what he has said.
used as the past participle of the verb 'decir', meaning 'said'
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