Divenuta

Divenuta is an Italian word that functions as the past participle of the verb "divenire." "Divenire" translates to "to become" or "to turn into" in English. As a past participle, "divenuta" is used in compound verb tenses and can also act as an adjective.

When used in a compound tense, "divenuta" agrees in gender and number with the subject of the sentence. For example, in the phrase "lei è divenuta famosa," "divenuta" is feminine singular, agreeing with "lei" (she). If the subject were plural and feminine, it would be "divenute." If the subject were masculine singular, it would be "divenuto," and masculine plural would be "divenuti." This agreement is a key grammatical feature of Italian verbs.

As an adjective, "divenuta" describes a state of having become something. For instance, "una stella divenuta leggenda" means "a star that became a legend." The adjective form also follows the rules of agreement, changing to match the noun it modifies. The concept of "becoming" or "transformation" is central to the meaning of "divenuta," highlighting a change from a previous state to a new one.