Construído

Construído is the past participle of the Spanish verb construir, which means to build, construct, or make. As a past participle, it can function as an adjective or as part of a compound verb tense. When used as an adjective, "construido" describes something that has been built or constructed. For example, "el edificio construido" translates to "the built building." It indicates a completed action of creation or assembly.

In its role within compound verb tenses, "construido" is used with auxiliary verbs like "haber" to form perfect tenses. For instance, "él ha construido una casa" means "he has built a house." This usage emphasizes the completion of the act of building. The gender and number of "construido" will agree with the noun it modifies or the subject of the verb. Therefore, it can appear as "construido" (masculine singular), "construida" (feminine singular), "construidos" (masculine plural), or "construidas" (feminine plural). The word is fundamental to expressing actions of creation and assembly in Spanish.