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secado

dried, dried up

s e ˈk a d o → secar
sec to dry, to dry out + ado Masculine singular past participle
verb · singular masculine, past tense Rare #40,610
dried, dried up Used as the past participle of “secar.”
SP: El suelo ya se ha secado.
EN: The ground has dried out.
Conjugation of secar
Past
secado

Parece que se ha secado.

It seems to have dried up.

— Horas de terror (1997)

Mi ropa para el mal tiempo se había secado.

My clothes for bad weather had dried.

Estaba al sol, pero apenas se había secado.

It had been out in the sun, but it had barely dried.

El sol ha secado el suelo.

The sun has dried the soil.

El río se ha secado.

The river has dried up.

El estanque se ha secado.

The pond has dried up.

Es una representación de los canales artificiales de un río que se ha secado.

It is a representation of the artificial channels of a river that has dried up.

Sounds similar to

pecado p e ˈk a d o sacado s a ˈk a d o cenado s e ˈn a d o recado r e ˈk a d o sellado s e ˈʝ a d o senado s e ˈn a d o