Comparados
Comparados is the plural form of comparado, the past participle of the Spanish verb comparar. It generally means “that has been compared” and functions as an adjective in phrases such as datos comparados or resultados comparados. In everyday Spanish, comparados is more commonly found in compound expressions describing items that have undergone a comparison. As a standalone noun, it is not a common entry in standard dictionaries, but it appears in linguistic and methodological discussions to denote the elements that undergo comparison.
In linguistic analysis, comparados can refer to the terms or objects that participate in a comparative construction.
Origin and usage notes: comparado derives from Latin comparare, meaning to compare. The masculine plural form
See also: Spanish grammar, comparative constructions, past participle usage.