No. 13,347 in Spanish

radicado

"Radicado" means "settled" or "located."

In a sentence

Estoy radicado en México desde hace cinco años.
I have been based in Mexico for the last five years.
Here, 'radicado' is used as a participle indicating that the speaker is established or residing in a particular location.
La empresa está radicada en Madrid.
The company is based in Madrid.
In this sentence, 'radicada' as a form of 'radicado' expresses that the company has its main offices or headquarters located in Madrid.
El problema está radicado en la falta de comunicación.
The problem is rooted in the lack of communication.
Here, 'radicado' is used metaphorically to indicate the cause or origin of the issue.

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