Emancipada
Emancipada is the feminine form of the adjective and past participle emancipado in Spanish and Portuguese, meaning "emancipated" or "liberated." As a descriptor, it denotes a person, typically a woman, who has been freed from legal, social, or familial constraints that previously limited autonomy.
In legal contexts, emancipada refers to a minor who has acquired legal independence from parental authority
Culturally, emancipipada is used more broadly to describe women who achieve social, economic, or political independence.
Etymologically, the word derives from the verb emancipar, ultimately traced to Latin roots meaning removal from