No. 2,751 in Spanish
leído
"Leído" means "read" (past participle of "leer").
In a sentence
He leído muchos libros este año.
I have read many books this year.
Here 'leído' is the past participle of the verb 'leer' used in the present perfect tense to indicate an action completed recently or relevant to the present.
El libro que me prestaste está muy leído.
The book you lent me is very read.
In this case, 'leído' describes the state or condition of the book, indicating that it has been read many times or extensively.
Ella parece tan sabia; ha leído mucho sobre filosofía.
She seems so wise; she has read a lot about philosophy.
The word 'leído' is again used as the past participle in a perfect tense, specifying her extensive reading activities in the past.
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