ahogado

drowned, choking

a o ˈɡ a d o → ahogar
ahog to drown, suffocate + ado past participle
adjective · masculine Rare #37,060
drowned, choking Used for someone/something that has drowned or is being suffocated (e.g., by water, smoke, or food).
SP: El perro fue encontrado ahogado en el río.
EN: The dog was found drowned in the river.

Me siento ahogado en esta casa.

I feel suffocated in this house.

— Rang De Basanti (2006)

Tom soltó un grito ahogado.

Tom let out a muffled scream.

He de salvar al niño ahogado por todos los medios.

I must save the drowning child by any means necessary.

Filiberto murió ahogado mientras se bañaba en el océano.

Filiberto drowned while bathing in the ocean.

Él estaba casi ahogado.

He was almost drowned.

Tom dio un grito ahogado.

Tom gave a stifled scream.

Murió ahogado en la playa, no es nuestro problema.

He drowned on the beach, it's not our problem.

— Tropa de élite (2007)

verb · masculine singular · past Rare #47,789
drowned Past participle of «ahogar». It can also be used for someone who has choked/suffocated, depending on context.
SP: El niño se ha ahogado en la piscina.
EN: The child has drowned in the pool.
Conjugation of ahogar
Past
ahogado

Sin vuestra ayuda me habría ahogado.

Without your help I would have drowned.

Creí que te habías ahogado.

I thought you drowned.

Sin tu ayuda, yo me hubiera ahogado.

Without your help, I would have drowned.

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