Alliberada

Alliberada is a Catalan term whose primary meaning is liberated or freed. In grammatical terms, it is the feminine past participle of the verb alliberar and can function as an adjective or as a feminine noun meaning “the liberated [woman].” The masculine equivalents are alliberat (adjective) and l’alliberat (the liberated man) when used with the definite article. Plural forms are alliberades (feminine) and alliberats (masculine).

The word is related to the noun alliberament (liberation) and to the verb alliberar (to liberate). In usage, alliberada commonly describes a person who has been freed from captivity, oppression, or control, and it appears in historical accounts, journalism, and literature to characterize such individuals. For example, a report might refer to “l’alliberada” to denote a woman who has gained release or emancipation, while broader narratives may speak of a society or group emerging into freedom by using related forms.

Alliberada can also appear as a proper noun in Catalan-language contexts, such as titles in literature or media, or as a hypothetical name for works or characters. There is no single, universally recognized entity consistently identified by the term itself; its interpretation depends on context and accompanying nouns or articles.

See also: alliberar, alliberament, llibertat.