No. 11,041 in Spanish
dormido
Asleep.
In a sentence
Después de un día largo, Juan se quedó dormido en el sofá.
After a long day, Juan fell asleep on the couch.
Here, 'dormido' is used as a past participle in a reflexive construction ('quedarse dormido') meaning 'to fall asleep'.
El perro está dormido en su cama.
The dog is asleep on its bed.
In this sentence, 'dormido' functions as an adjective, describing the state of the dog as 'being asleep'.
He visto al gato dormido en la ventana todo el día.
I have seen the cat asleep on the window all day.
Here, 'dormido' is used as an adjective placed after the noun ('gato') to describe its state as 'asleep'.
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