No. 8,430 in Spanish
raigada
"Raigada" refers to something deeply rooted or ingrained.
In a sentence
La creencia está profundamente raigada en sus tradiciones.
The belief is deeply rooted in their traditions.
In this sentence, 'raigada' (rooted) is used as an adjective to describe the deep connection of beliefs within traditions.
Es una costumbre raigada en esta región del país.
It is a rooted custom in this region of the country.
Here, 'raigada' describes a custom that is well established or ingrained in the particular region.
La práctica está tan raigada que es difícil cambiarla.
The practice is so ingrained that it is difficult to change.
In this instance, 'raigada' refers to a practice that has become deeply established, posing challenges to alteration.
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