Concedidas

Concedidas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the Spanish verb conceder. It functions as an adjective in a passive or perfect sense, meaning "granted" or "awarded," and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

In usage, concedidas describes things that have been granted by a competent authority, such as licenses, rights, privileges, or prizes. It frequently appears in legal, administrative, and formal writing. Examples include phrases like las licencias concedidas por la agencia, or las becas concedidas por la fundación, where the noun is modified by the participle to indicate completion or approval.

Grammatical notes: concedido is the masculine singular form, concedida the feminine singular form, concedidos the masculine plural form, and concedidas the feminine plural form. All are derived from the verb conceder, which means to grant, grant or admit.

Concedidas should be used when the noun is feminine plural; otherwise, its masculine or singular forms are chosen to match the noun. It is not typically used as a standalone noun; rather, it functions within noun phrases to convey that an action of granting has taken place.

See also: conceder, concedido, concesión.