No. 11,822 in Spanish
hechas
The Spanish word "hechas" means "made" or "done" in English.
In a sentence
Las flores están ya hechas de papel.
The flowers are already made of paper.
In this sentence, 'hechas' acts as an adjective indicating that the flowers have been created using paper.
Estas cartas fueron hechas para ti.
These cards were made for you.
'Hechas' is part of the passive voice, showing that the cards were created with you as the recipient in mind.
Tengo mis tareas hechas desde ayer.
I have my tasks done since yesterday.
Here, 'hechas' is an adjective that describes the state of the tasks as being completed.
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