separada

separate, apart, separated

s ɨ p ɐ ɾ a d ɐ → separar

separ separate; divide + ada Feminine singular

adjective · singular feminine Rare #33,309

separate, apart Can also mean “set aside” or “kept separate,” depending on context.

PO: A entrada separada fica do outro lado da casa.

EN: The separate entrance is on the other side of the house.

separated Used of a woman who is no longer living with her spouse, but is not necessarily divorced.

PO: Ela está separada do marido há um ano.

EN: She has been separated from her husband for a year.

Forms of separar

	Masculine	Feminine
Singular	—	separada
Plural	separados	separadas

Will there one day be a separate periodic table for dark matter?

His personal account is separate from his company account.

On a separate sheet of paper, write down what you did last year.

Choose the outfit you're going to wear tomorrow and set it aside.

Each car has a separate exit.

— O Profeta (2009)

But for a divorced woman, who would she be better off with than her mother?

— Volver (2006)

You can have a separate kitchen if you want.

— Gangues de Wasseypur - Parte 1 (2012)

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