Arrojados

Arrojados is the plural masculine form of arrojado, a Portuguese adjective and past participle. As an adjective, arrojado describes a person or action characterized by boldness, audacity, or willingness to take risks. In this sense, someone described as arrojado is considered daring or enterprising. As a past participle, arrojado can describe something that has been thrown, cast, or hurled, and it is used in phrases such as peças arrojadas pelo vento. The feminine forms are arrojada (singular) and arrojadas (plural).

Etymology: Arrojado derives from the verb arrojAR, meaning to throw or cast, with the common Portuguese suffix -ado that forms adjectives and past participles. The term is used both in literal contexts (objects that have been thrown) and in metaphorical contexts (people who act boldly).

Usage: In everyday language, arrojado is a frequent compliment for individuals in business, sports, or the arts who undertake bold or unconventional actions. In journalism and literature, arrojados can be used metaphorically to describe groups or individuals who act with courage or daring. It is also employed in naming, nicknames, or slogans to convey a sense of bravery or initiative. Grammatical agreement follows standard gender and number rules.

See also: arrojado, arrojadamente, arrojar (to throw).