No. 765 in Spanish
llegado
"Arrived" or "someone who has arrived."
In a sentence
He llegado temprano al evento.
I have arrived early at the event.
In this sentence, 'llegado' is the past participle of the verb 'llegar' and is used with the auxiliary verb 'haber' to form the present perfect tense, indicating an action completed in a recent past.
El recién llegado se presentó ante todos.
The recently arrived introduced himself to everyone.
In this sentence, 'llegado' functions as a noun, derived from its usage as a past participle, to refer to a person who has arrived.
Hemos discutido sobre el momento llegado para tomar una decisión.
We have discussed about the moment that has arrived to make a decision.
Here, 'llegado' serves as an adjectival past participle modifying the noun 'momento', describing its state of completion of arrival.
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