añada

Añada is a Spanish word that translates to "add" or "addition" in English. It is most commonly encountered in the context of financial transactions, particularly when referring to interest or fees added to a principal amount. For instance, in a loan agreement, any extra charges or accrued interest might be described as the "añada" to the original debt. The term can also be used more generally to signify something that is appended or included.

In a culinary context, "añada" might refer to an extra ingredient or a garnish that is added to a dish. For example, a chef might suggest an "añada" of cheese to a soup for added flavor. Beyond these specific uses, "añada" can simply mean an increment or an increase in quantity or value. It's a versatile term that denotes something being brought into an existing whole.