Corrigido

Corrigido is a Portuguese adjective and past participle derived from the verb corrigir, meaning to correct or to fix. It indicates that something has been amended or brought to the right state, such as a text, data, or behavior. As an adjective, it agrees with the noun it modifies: corrigido (masculine singular), corrigida (feminine singular), corrigidos (masculine plural), corrigidas (feminine plural). The corresponding verb forms include corrigir, corrigindo (present participle), and the compound tenses such as foi corrigido or foram corrigidos.

Etymology and related forms: corrigido comes from the Latin corrigere, through the development of Portuguese. The word is closely related to emendar and retificar, which convey similar senses of making corrections or adjustments. In technical or formal contexts, corrigido is commonly used to describe updated or fixed items, such as documents, software, or procedures.

Usage: Corrigido is frequently found in editing, publishing, quality control, and education. Examples include: “o texto corrigido já está disponível” (the corrected text is now available); “as falhas foram corrigidas” (the faults have been corrected); or “o relatório corrigido foi enviado ao cliente.” It functions both as an adjective and as a past participle in compound tenses: “temos corrigido” (we have corrected), “está corrigido” (it is corrected).

See also: corrigir, correto, emendar, retificar, edição.