caído
Caído is the past participle of the verb caer in Spanish and is used as an adjective and, less commonly, as a noun. It derives from Latin cadere and agrees with the noun it describes in gender and number (un árbol caído, una fruta caída; los objetos caídos; una persona caída en desgracia).
As an adjective, caído denotes something that has fallen, dropped, or collapsed. It can refer to physical
As a noun, caído can refer to a person who has fallen, especially in contexts of conflict
In religious and literary contexts, the term is often used to denote beings or states associated with
Overall, caído is a versatile descriptor in Spanish that conveys a change from an original upright position