Arregladas

Arregladas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish adjective arreglada and of the past participle arreglar. It appears in two main grammatical functions in Spanish, describing objects that have been arranged or repaired, or referring to people who are well presented.

As an adjective, arregladas describes feminine nouns that have been organized, fixed, or made neat. Examples include una casa arreglada (a neatly fixed house) or mesas arregladas (neatly set tables). It can also describe a person’s appearance, as in mujeres arregladas, meaning women who are well dressed or put together.

As a past participle, arreglada functions in passive or perfect constructions. It agrees with the noun it modifies: las piezas arregladas (the repaired parts) or la carretera arreglada (the repaired road). When plural and feminine, the form becomes arregladas.

Usage notes: arregladas is not typically used as a standalone noun; the corresponding noun for repairs or fixes is arreglos. In standard writing, arregladas is most commonly found as an adjective or past participle, with meaning tied to being arranged, fixed, or neatly presented. Regional variations may adjust nuance, but the core meanings remain consistent across contexts.

See also: arreglar, arreglo, arreglos, arreglado, arreglada.