agotadora

agotadora is a Spanish adjective meaning exhausting or tiring. It is the feminine singular form of the adjective agotador. It is used to describe something or someone that causes a great deal of fatigue or depletion of energy. For example, one might describe a long journey as una caminata agotadora (an exhausting walk) or a demanding job as una jornada agotadora (an exhausting day).

The root of the word comes from the Spanish verb agotar, which means to exhaust, to use up, or to deplete. Therefore, agotadora directly conveys the sense of something that has completely used up or drained one's strength. It can be applied to physical exertion, mental effort, or even emotional experiences that leave a person feeling drained.

The masculine singular form is agotador, and the plural forms are agotadoras (feminine) and agotadores (masculine). The usage of these forms depends on the gender and number of the noun being described. Understanding agotadora is key to comprehending descriptions of challenging or strenuous situations in Spanish.