camuflado
camouflaged
adjective kah-moo-FLAH-doh Rare
Origin: French camoufler
Also means
disguised
Usage Note
Camuflado is the past-participle adjective from camuflar, borrowed through French from Italian camuffare. It is used both literally (military camouflage: ropa camuflada) and figuratively for something disguised or hidden: una amenaza camuflada ('a disguised threat'). In Latin America the noun camuflado can also refer to camouflage clothing.
Examples
"El soldado iba camuflado entre los árboles."
Natural Translation
The soldier was camouflaged among the trees.

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