Arribado

Arribado is a Spanish word that translates to "arrived" or "landed" in English. It is the past participle of the verb arribar, which means to arrive, reach, or land. The word can be used in various contexts, often referring to the arrival of a ship at a port or a person at a destination. For example, "El barco ha arribado" means "The ship has arrived." It can also be used metaphorically, such as in "Hemos arribado a una conclusión," meaning "We have reached a conclusion."

The term is commonly found in maritime contexts, where it signifies the successful completion of a journey by sea. In historical records, "arribado" might describe the arrival of explorers or goods. In everyday language, it serves as a straightforward indicator of arrival. The word's usage is not limited to formal settings and can be heard in casual conversations. Its grammatical function is typically that of an adjective or part of a compound verb. The concept it conveys is universal – the end point of a movement or process.