No. 5,174 in Spanish
hecha
"Made" or "done" (feminine form).
In a sentence
La tarea está hecha.
The homework is done.
Here, 'hecha' is used as a past participle acting as an adjective to indicate the state of the noun 'tarea'.
Ella es una persona hecha y derecha.
She is a self-sufficient and straightforward person.
In this case, 'hecha' is part of an idiomatic expression, meaning mature or complete, metaphorically describing a person.
Fue hecha en España.
It was made in Spain.
Finally, 'hecha' serves as the feminine form of the past participle in a passive construction to indicate that the subject was created or manufactured.
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