No. 13,720 in Spanish
roto
Broken.
In a sentence
El vaso está roto.
The glass is broken.
Here, 'roto' is used as a past participle adjective to describe the state of the glass.
Se siente emocionalmente roto tras la experiencia.
He feels emotionally broken after the experience.
In this sentence, 'roto' is used metaphorically to describe an emotional state of being.
El reloj está roto y necesita reparación.
The clock is broken and needs repair.
Here, 'roto' again functions as an adjective describing the fact that the clock is not functioning.
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