Home

Rodeada

Rodeada is the feminine singular form of the past participle of the Spanish verb rodear, meaning surrounded. As an adjective, it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (masculine forms are rodeado, plural rodeados; feminine plural rodeadas). It also appears in the passive voice in compound tenses with estar or other auxiliary verbs (La ciudad fue rodeada por murallas; Las calles estaban rodeadas de gente).

Use and function

- As a descriptor: rodeada describes something that is encircled or enclosed by something else. Example: "La

- In the construction de + [ser/estar], expresses being surrounded by people, objects, or circumstances: "Estaba rodeada de

- In metaphorical sense, it can convey a sense of encirclement or being encompassed by conditions: "rodeada

- It participates in compounds with other verbs as part of compound tenses or voice, matching gender

Etymology and related forms

- Rodeada derives from rodear, the verb meaning to surround. Related forms include rodeado (masc. sing.), rodeados

- In Portuguese, rodeada has a similar meaning and usage as the feminine form of rodeado.

See also

- Rodear (to surround)

- Rodeado / Rodeada (past participles and adjectives)

- Rodeadura (less common noun related in some contexts)

Rodeada is a common grammatical form in Spanish and is widely used in both literal and figurative

casa
quedó
rodeada
de
jardines."
amigos"
or
"La
empresa
está
rodeada
de
rumores."
de
deudas"
or
"rodeada
de
dudas."
and
number
with
the
subject.
(masc.
plur.),
and
the
noun-like
phrase
"rodeada
de"
when
describing
the
surrounding
elements.
descriptions
of
enclosure
or
encirclement.