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transfigurada

Transfigurada is the feminine singular past participle of the Spanish verb transfigurar, and functions as an adjective meaning transformed or altered in appearance or essence. It can modify feminine nouns, such as una figura transfigurada, and is used to describe something or someone that has undergone a change in form, character, or state.

The term derives from transfiguración, the act or result of transfiguring, with roots in Latin transfigurare,

In culture, transfigurada is used as a motif or title in various Spanish-language works, including literature,

Related terms include Transfiguración, the event of the Transfiguration in Christian tradition, and transfigurarse, the verb

formed
from
trans-
'across'
or
'beyond'
and
figura
'form'
or
'image'.
In
religious
contexts,
transfiguración
refers
to
a
divine
or
revelatory
change
in
appearance;
transfigurada
may
describe
a
person
who
has
undergone
a
spiritual
or
symbolic
transformation,
whether
literal
or
metaphorical.
cinema,
and
music,
to
signal
themes
of
renewal,
revelation,
or
metamorphosis.
Its
use
as
a
title
or
descriptive
term
is
context-dependent
and
not
associated
with
a
single
canonical
work,
allowing
authors
and
creators
to
evoke
transformation
without
specifying
the
mechanism.
form
meaning
to
become
transfigured.
Together,
these
terms
encompass
both
the
linguistic
meaning
and
the
thematic
associations
of
transformation
in
Spanish.