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desgraciada

unfortunate, miserable

d e s ɡ ɾ a ˈθ j a d a → desgraciar
des reversal or removal (un-/de-) + graci grace + ada feminine singular
adjective · feminine singular Rare #40,995
unfortunate, miserable Often used to describe a woman or a feminine noun; it can also be used as an insult depending on context.
SP: La pobre gata estaba sola y desgraciada.
EN: The poor cat was alone and miserable.
Forms of desgraciar
MasculineFeminine
Singular — desgraciada

Y luego la tristeza desgraciada y el hombre miserable.

And then the wretched sadness and the miserable man.

— La gran belleza (2013)

Ella parece desgraciada.

She looks unhappy.

Desgraciada.

Unfortunate woman.

— Corre Lola, corre (1998)

Desgraciada, loca.

Unfortunate, crazy woman.

— La dolce vita (1960)

Y sólo hay dos formas de salir de esta existencia sombría y desgraciada.

And there are only two ways out of this bleak and miserable existence.

— Sin conexión (2025)

adjective · feminine singular Rare #44,548
unfortunate, miserable Can also be used as an insult meaning “wretched” or “damned.”
SP: La desgraciada situación de la familia nos preocupó mucho.
EN: The family’s unfortunate situation worried us a lot.
Forms of desgraciado
MasculineFeminine
Singular — desgraciada

Vete a la mierda, desgraciada.

Go fuck yourself, you bitch.

— Roma. Ciudad abierta (1945)

Sí, es muy desgraciada.

Yes, she is very unfortunate.

— Quieto, muere, resucita (1990)

Me has hecho muy desgraciada.

You have made me very unhappy.

— Las diabólicas (1955)

Tom se dio cuenta de que María era desgraciada.

Tom realized that Maria was unhappy.

Sounds similar to

desgraciado d e s ɡ ɾ a ˈθ j a d o