Corrompido

Corrompido is the past participle of the verb corromper in Spanish and Portuguese, used as an adjective to indicate something that has been damaged, tainted, or compromised by corruption. It can refer to moral deterioration in a person or institution, as well as to non-human things that have been altered or spoiled, such as data or processes.

In everyday language, corrompido is often used to describe systems, organizations, or individuals whose integrity has been compromised. For example, a political or administrative system can be described as corrompido, meaning it has been corrupted or compromised. In computing and data contexts, corrompido commonly describes files or data that have become invalid or altered due to errors, malware, or other faults (for example, archivos corrompidos or datos corrompidos).

Etymologically, corrompido derives from the verb corromper, itself from Latin corrumpere, meaning to break apart or ruin. In Portuguese and Spanish, the term coexists with related forms like corrupto (more frequently used for morally defective individuals) and corrupción (the noun form for corruption).

See also:

- corrupción (Spanish)

- corrupção (Portuguese)

- data corruption

- file corruption