Baldías
Baldías is a term that appears in Spanish with several related uses, though it is not common in everyday modern language. The most frequent connection is with the concept of land that is left unused or unimproved. In standard Spanish the common plural for this idea is baldíos, while baldías can appear as a historical or regional variant in older texts, or as a feminine plural in certain dialects. In legal, cadastral, or historical documents, baldías may be used to describe parcels of land that are idle, abandoned, or not currently cultivated.
In regional or historical contexts, baldías designate spaces that are not being productive for agriculture or
Because baldías is not the most common modern term, readers are more likely to encounter the standard