No. 12,398 in Spanish

maldita

"Maldita" means "cursed" or "damned."

In a sentence

Esa maldita tarea me tomó toda la noche.
That cursed homework took me all night.
The word 'maldita' here is used as an adjective to express frustration or annoyance towards the homework.
¡Maldita sea! Dejé las llaves en casa.
Damn it! I left the keys at home.
In this sentence, 'maldita' is part of an expression of exclamation showing distress or irritation.
La película trata sobre una joya maldita que lleva mala suerte.
The movie is about a cursed jewel that brings bad luck.
Here, 'maldita' describes the jewel, denoting something that is believed to be imbued with a curse or negative properties.

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